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Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Sale OF Hoss 70, the week sndiag M.y y Niles hs1
H. Fzpstrick Indians small cornfed hogs dressed weight
price he; v C. Cox Franklin Co.. o., 90 cornd hogs az
sro 1855 price 81; r. B. Bis. Pennsylvania 22 sl fed hogs
av ero ala price 81 Siss Parks Frsakn Co. o. 23 fed
hoss sy gro t7 prize 5ic J. Van Ller. Knox Co.. o. 20
corped Loal dreisd weight pIice Tie Kapp RdEeway,
Delaware Co.. o., Oil corn fed kOfs los price 1c T.
HcPhs1den Ohio Is fed hogs t price Ss,
owIer Sc corn I'd hogs light" price 54i; s. C. Parc.,
Marion Co., o. l76 co'nf,d hos' gro IN price st. Miller
Stauap Psunsylysnia To- cor0frd hoss, 49, price
l jaime. Masters Ohio l49 com fed hogs Isl Ice 81
Sane owner $50 eOrn-td hoz $50, p,i,e so! j.
Ahrer Vsnwort o. rs fed hogs li5 price 81
B1cIsno Porting Noun, Vernon o. i55 corned hogs
ro 1884, price 5es Beae Franklin Co. o ls6 corn fed
coined hogs sv no Isl, price s.. John Phillips: Chppst
Csusds $50 :td hogs, dressed weight Pee "a T0s! S5i
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SYLVESTER SroyER, Anctloneer. -, :, -,
DY T. c. HOUGHTON.-MORTG SALE
ID OF HOUSEHOLD FURNIruRE-T u y DAi
1rbu,.d.x AZ lOl o'clock Il No. ESQ Broadway Be; seen
BECKER end Bordsts viz Rosewood Plane Forte y.y.
Brussels, and other Cgpeting; 0ilcloths Mirrors; Pno,
Iinips Room and Chamber FgrDure Sofas Cha, C.d and
Fxspsion Tables Bedsesis Bureaus Wash'tard. felisr
PtS, Mate,s Bedding &c. bring the entire furniture os
srse house for convenience Of sale Sale 70 conmslee
Nth thsA Itch furniture,
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RICHARDS KiSGsL.sp, Anctoneer. -
CARRIAGES AT AUCTION.--W. +. KING
~ will bold regular sales Of Carriages. Sc At b. nse,:X
No 1874 Broadway every Thur,day RcHAKDs hLNesLAsc
large assortment Of Carriage Wagons, Roekawsya bafse
haress, Saddles Brides, &c.
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P,ss~nrers Arrived

Court srl md T0ronss: Dsv,a sh. Pss~y b"' hef'
row and ls9y, Maine Total -, and II IN he '<ease
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I ARGE SALE of the ENTIRE STOCK Of ELM
PARK Blooming rosd-Cousi.ting Of Horses WAGONS,
Hsuess Cows, Hee Furniture Oil Paintings, Garcsn Uer
els. Aeon FRIDAY. MAY T. AZ O'Clock m-One hue
Horne IS hands inches hsh year: old very stylish sen.e
known exceeD. road horse bay Mare Isl hds high,
siysh aud fine u going and promises
very saDiods Heater portable and other articles
The whole be sold without the
having further for them Descriptive C.ts,gs
will BE- ready the day Of sale. Terms cash
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Granite demand for Wheat moderate ard the market
heavy unsettled the arrivals fair notice the mrs. re-
Of Canadian to-day via the Cape Vincent route the inquiry
mainly mipg the sales 400 bushels Bed Mchsaa at
n bushels bite do a. g. l0d 81 as $50 bushels
White Kentucky ga 81 go and $50 bushels unsound Red
Indiana al &c. Barley steady and in fair request sales OF
$50 bushels at 6Od6ic Barley Malt Is sesdy sales OF 500
bushels 7od7a for s Oats are held with greater
and ouiet sales Of Jersey a. 0d } State AZ 45d
49,, aud Western at a 4SIc Com &c better Yellow is
particularly and wanted for the East White not abun
aant and fair demand for trade and for export closes
higher sales 81 900 bushels 69dIc for unsoUud ia
7 FOR and IS 75. for Yellow do Including
invoice bushels )a,Ons We
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JossPH HEGENAs, AuciiOneer.

JOSEPH HEGEnAs, Auctioreer.
FRIDAY, MAY 7,
A; 10 O'Clock ~, the Central Sales Rooms c
Wiil0ushby and Peerss
REGULAR WEEKLY SALE.-A large collection Of InprriJ
Velvet Tapestry Brussels SPY and Ingram Caps OF Cloths
and Msttirg g. many Of the1n good
Also sitter the . Of Carpets general assortment Of sseord.
hand FURNITURE large aud splendid Ffenen Pi.e Pef
Glasses, Pianos, &c.
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'
FsH-The market Dry Cod is less active. but Georges are
6a Az the while Bank cOntne dull aud
some qunts have been returned 10 Boston The later are
heavy IS while former firm Of 81 % or
M.cfer are steady moderate request further sales Of
200 bb Noe md Mass have been made a. SlS 7Sand S275
Herring Of 81 L. ads al and heavy Ne quote;
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OIL CAKT-Tbe demand 10 less active owing 20 an sdvsnc"
in febt sales Of so City Thin Obong At n bt
Wtf,n Thin quiet at SS0 432 Oil Meal il in good demand
a. : / Goa 81 IS = 100 n.
POTATOES New crop BerTnudss arriving more freely
the oualy good prices s5d s. 80 Dbl by the Do
restic are very duh prices New Chsesons ere ex
pected before the end Of the month. "a
PIASTFR-Cslcined commands : ] 25 !, Dbl, mos.
PRONIslONS-The Pork market sctive but there less
dep ssiou noticeable Prime better demand AZ the
close Of $50 bbs At eli 75d t5 for Prime 10 ~ iuf
thin Mess 10 Clear aud &3 2JdS S 81 ior Mess
closing a. the Beefs steady AID with moderate re-
the sales 800 bb at sd ga ~ ion COUNTRY
Prime 10 d ll 20 for do Mess ST. Od IA tor hepscted
Mess f4 IS foi Lard s heavy and quiet the sales
are $50 bbs ldllic. Beef Hams are firm, sn1 10
fair demand sales bb good 4l8 Cut Meats are lower
sales n a0 bids and g. 0c for Hams and nc fo
Shoulders Bacon fn but quiet; sales Of 25OO 10 sior
Ri-d Al ac N 90 n Picked Sides Sic Western Smoked
DO At Zoe Butter plenty in fair request al iSds
for Ohio and ga pc for State Cheese is III moderate request
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&c. cash . -. -. 49,.
pned cobtnuts limited equest and prices are oIe~hs
u,ed tslrs makip9 from ru,htrs nsnds stIdt"e ana
a ,b,e rrc cu,hers make living proht a. the
price Seed nothing Of the former rates ~hch
them purchased find Oh selling down a. low as
C4c Country ard OtbT trashy stun vnich ~ouo
require ,he miesl Analysis, In Crude Whale further saies
MI, have been Effected the East pryse terms the IA
s were 52d 5jc for good N choice refined spns sod
Winter Besched selling in moderate quantities a. ron pig
&c 4mos Cde Sperm dull ,ses Of 800 bbs have been
made in New. Bedford at 81 salon cab Msnu'1
In moderate request 81 la 81 81 for Natural ana
Winter moe Lard Oil IL quiet gd9bc, cssh ior 600 70
che ice Western Winter and Csc mos Onve mas on
with sales Of 900 pkg quarts a. -
and pnts ct 81 2 Red OIL remains dull at fc cs.n
and DC mos city distilled and Sic. mos for spi
fed continues sctiye and prces hrmer the JOo 10
sod since the spot brought BE- mos ana one
40 coo N more have sold private terms Talow Oh =
vey quiet at cash Csrnphene commands 90 cash sna
Fluid 44c cam Cod Straits and Shore O have BOZ Vaned
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EpwARD II. LUDLOW, Auctloueer
DOSITIVE SALE Of VALUABLE PROP

i ERTY 3D-AV and llTH-sT, a AUCTION
L. II. LUDLOW Co. will sell At Asction on THURSDAY,
Msy 6. at u O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange:
3D-AV. and llTH-ST.-The valuable PLOT Of GROUND.
eether with The three brk HOUSES thereon north
Ct 3ssy and llth The plot 10 n a. H. BY 10 r.
Terms. &C., al No IA Ppe.st dS7oD
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REPORT

Fe, ne Week esIia2 WIDstsDAY, AprI q !s,s- yx,r
oTAl tIcrIYrs OF CATTLE o. KINDS, fok ihL a.
ACCORDING 10 the reports fro the severL mHfstp@e -
~ there have been received this week; e.r sxfp.
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HESsY LSDsLsY Auctioneer
ITO BE SOLD al PUBLIC AUCTION, all

HtNE1 AurtlOnt-f
ITO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, all
The resutul and costly FURNITURE contained in Loce
No. lee Lsaipgfonsv.
LrNDsLEYk saArTUcK viii sell MORROW ,Fris.y),
M,y T. .; Joy o'clock precisely:
DiNIsG RooM-LSse %, If beautiful G...wsr Chirs
Ssts CTocky, siyerwAe Cutlery Extension Table SOFA oAk
Chairs, &c.
PARL0RS-rhree sai:ss Parlor Furniture, 10 ross~oodi
tr,Dch bocaee and Velvet, richly carved and In hoe ofder
Aane ard Pier French plate Mof, Reception Chafs 10 me
dahon Turkish Chairs s:d Lounges mahogany sOtss. Am
Chairs Etss~r,s PAINTINGS BY cid masters Mantle OrEser,
Paan Ware Lsce Curtains AsTbetop Center Tsbes Velvet
CsPts, he
sesd wshstsncs Pillows. Bosers eesndf tseo
rs.d CT auber Suites Chins add Toilet Sets Mirrors
Paintings Soks CARPETS air Carpets kc and large 10. Of
articles mentioned bu. which viii be found IN catalogues
the uosnrg Cash deposits required Of every par
ehssher.
Auconeer's Office, Room No. 6 Bank Of Commerce.
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by Telegraph.

BOSTON May AR chips Harriet Eryns SPAWN CLiera;
bsrhs Eysns-e Carl Csdea: Orlando, Connor Port au.
Prince Annie b. kna Potter, Penang Tom Corsin Gibbs
Cisnfusso. BRIG Moonlight Psnelton, Palermo steamer VIM
Jenkins Hastt Baltimore 'chr Fearless Adams Cape Hay
ten.
Brlov-Brifs Elvirs and Australia
HIGHLAND LIGHT. Cape Cod, May s. 81 o.. m.-Pasnx H.
ships Alma. from Calcutta AdtleseI, from New Oeans
SAVANNAH, May 5-The steamship Mon xou,ery Of
Cromwes line here Der frs, trip from New York u
ocotk On the 4ih.
CBARLESTON, May a-An. brig Emily ,New-York.
MOBILE May 3-Arr. ships Reguls, LIN Evira and
bark Linden, New-fork.
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y0IAssEs H. subt ut no change be q1'ted In prices
W. Lsye heard q any fsl.t ,..t. - 49,
NAVAL sTORES-Spih.s Turpen'ipe Las oe.1 70 700 -
ul.tjy. demand steady rttss with sales OF ~ op' IA e
charitable order arrive, al &c. cs.h b1t we "a.
bst peculiar no the buyer only pa. w a9o tns
Who ac.ed mswis. unw.ly, vii be oblsea 70 pay w
enc. 100 ibis shipping order On the pot s'Ie as ~ .
10 ,h "a 100 Do In nnsfcbsn,ste condition AZ the sAr
,oi h,de which cODrct for so bes has been soe ioi
Sverv - ~ cash fDOws. 100 bsls % Do orhvefs1
49, b ~ ~ limo 100 before the -h Of jane, and he
bs,nc $50 bt the 10. Of July beHf 10 saoion 70 ,os
l- iqi bbs were sold the ID a. 1t ce o4'
H. a,.css,, were not dcOted Crude remains dl ad
nal At a. 70 T. CommoD Rom u quit out ,hs 40
h, AVID p,ies are firm AZ sra b z $40 ID, sf,st and de
Nod fbe med and grades more sctiye ,ses o.
ia hi, Iow No a. IS y so n 800 do low NO a; - -
n oso N isg ma medium DO s3 % DO DO a. IS 90 go DO
d. al $780, lS9 do. extra Pse White .soe s oo
lgb Viryin IL worth a. ia 80 Tar heavy sales SO
. Wilmington Thick and ROps a. Dbl In order IN wa
ptcb in 1in.4d r.ou. a, 5a 81 q! for Southern and
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(hiIdreu'e ame.ed,
S0TTON-The market l. quiet under The E1ropas news
anysr. want holders Indifferent The ..es
go b., Since day week the SAFES Tesch l4VV
kslss We repes. former quotations.:
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nj. N.vYorh ard Erie Railroad makes the following report
oftr.nspor.sion Of stock for the week ending tbs
Bteves. Horses. YEAS snteP anu H-nO'' ,af,
1914 SO llf' ~
B.eye, Hore. Veal. Sheep Lambs. ss9e'
lC6 II lSi
CATTLE.
Number reported for this usrfet Forty cuTh
The prices today are quoted a. follow: ,ao
Firt opaity,,,........ 9d9i Ordinary .........T o.
Med SdSs
Some good Beeves A.. .................'
The 81 the market s..."...........
Tie ofthe sslss range et1'tt'
Prices, read and 2 n Of different weights vii be found In
sc1onnts Of sales of sundry Droyes q, 40,
Total number Of Bseves in the city This
Ths "a head more than lss. and 3 head more than
tb. average The number esch W-dnss
dsy market last year l besd- wne the nuurr NoAy
being are shows SIS head than The average and 3 hsa
more than this day week.
following Drove. IN The usrIe =. Gay and yesterdAy
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receipts past have been fully adequate for de-
usnd in Heavy Hogs in demand beyond
suppy Most Hogs have constituted bone OF contention De-
buyers end sellers during the past week aus sue lots
b.ve been thrown back sellers hands IN coneqsnc Of
discovering few soft Hogs .er the whole dressed
This thst have heard Of will OCCASION serious
and bop will caution 20 Western
men led Hogs 20 toe New York market.
A. r. Tuner OF the Hudson River Yards reports
for the eek follows:
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SUGARS-There is q little more doing and the feeling
,hsde bitter with speculative inquiry; the sales rea
1880 hhds ay all Cubs G6ac and 81 hhds Melado al i
Refined dull I'D heavy.
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Z Jes, JACKSON AND nrs oLp Wan Hioasv.--

+ JEs, JACKSON AND HIs OLp WaR HoRsE.---
Every body must sanc.ioii The kindness be-
on the fnvoriic war.hofse and The II
Than ordinary honor paia him after dcatl
his brave master and Einily Wliyy Hecddyc
o was faithful servant and an efficient helper
inthe day Of treubles-in the hbur ofdangur
was Often reminded of this praiseiw0rthy re
ll,enbrance of fidelity and merit, cherished by
my old friend Gen. Jackson towards his old
famous duke, tho horse hc rode during tho
Southern campaigns Of thetlate war tIhougl,
sDdkegrew feeble, was greatly affected, wither-
ed and almost helpless Ii, his latter days, he
was notforgptton nor suffered 10 DO neglected.
have, in q walk with the General, moro thu,l
once gone 10 ihe lot which contained fliis iiss
ing wreck Of martial vaor, and, while Tho uiyi
creature would reel and stagger, looking wisf
fully Ut his master, The General would signing
" say "Ah, poor fellow we have seen hard
times togethcr--we must shortly seperate---
your days Of suffering and toll are we'll nigh
erded-p 0none occasion, TO try the General
on q tender point, the writer Of this article sug
gested The idea Of putting an end TO the suffer-
Tugs Of Duke, by having him shot or knocked
Oh the head. mo, sail his genepols master,
"nevcr, never lei him live. aud while thers i
anything to 90 upon this farm Duke shall have
a part.,' Pardon me- Mr.. Editor. for this di,
gression |; for whilc writing theahoye MY heart
was moved for / held communion, IN iinaginA-
tion, with the gallant jackson, who, with hts
brave compatriois in arms, rode on lha whirl
! winds wings" and poured the storm OF death on
the invaders ofthis land Of freedom. Aineri
can Turf Register.
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GEoRaE w WAsHfxaToS AM. WAsnr4uroxI In
viNG.---We q have been told that, when Mr.. lr-
wing was d child Ave or six years did, he was
walking one day within favorite Scotch servant
woman in Broadway; not the Broadway OF oIr
times, in which Presidents and Generals are
lost in the crowd, bnt lhat quiet little thorough
fare, which, startling from the Battery at its
courtend ran Oh through rows Of modest
Fdwelling-houscs. o "a still more modest shopsitn
the folds and gardens around the Park. llIs
one of these shops there was q little more stir
than usual, with little hustle. too, ofcnriosity
about the door, which attracted The good WY,
nuns attention; aud, on lopking ia for the
cause, she saw that General WAsHIxaroN was
there. Seizing her Young companion BY the
hind, she drew him forward aud led him right
up to the General, exclaimiiig: lsoothere sir; !;
here is boy that Is named FOR ye,' WASH.
INaroN ad his hnd apo,I The child i head, aud
from that day tothis the blessing Of The Faith.
er M his Country has rested sipnn ii. IL islni,
possible TO recall this little incident withputire
fectiilg how n,yslerously is the web Of life
woven! 'folW AsHIYaroSit II was utri1c. awelt
upon, perhaps, with pleasure for d moment
told IL may be, 40 his wife, on hls return home
land then forgotten, amid the thousand ankle
ties ofhis position. lie had Just entered upon
| his duties as President under the new Constit
tuition. Grave cnres, intricate questions Of
State, were weighing upon him, aud what time
had he to bestowanything more thNna u sniiIe
aud caress on this child of d stranser, even
though bearing his own liamaf Whit would
have been his sensations, could be huveforcseen
the future career at that child How would
his cares have been ghtened what a thrill
would have shot tohis heart, what icrvnr
would hve giowed in his bspcdicton. cnuld
some friendly have whispered in his rear
t'ihis boy will one day sear his part IL The
great work OF raising his country to the arsi
place anang the nations he will compel her
reluctant kindred beyond the sea to recogaizt
4 lhergenius, MS you haze compelled them to rc
cognze her power he viii till public sta,ions
4 with dignity, and adorn private life with al
the genter virtues and when, ut last, aftei
many wunderngs aud many iahors he Shal
come to make ,bisshone tlpou the banks Of thai
stream, which was the sctAc of some Of YOU
gre,test trials and Dubest achievements, he will
4 devote ite mature wisdom and temperate clio
!, qucnce of n gre In old age to the story Of you
iifc, and indisSolubly unite bis name with yonr
/ in o work which shall be the guide and tic dc
light Of the rcmotest posteeity!'
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Philadel
- phia.--k. Benevolent Institution established
by special Endowment for the Relief of the Sick
and Distressed afflicted with Virulent and Epidemic
Diseases
The Howard Association, in view of the awful
destruction Of human life, caused by Sexual dis
cases. and the deceptions practiced npon the nnioi
innate victims of such diseases by Qlacks, several
years ago directed their Consulting Surgeon, as a
Charitable act worthy of their namc, to open q
Dispensary for the treatment Of this class OF dis
eases in all their FORMS and to give Medical advice
gratis to all who apply by letter, with description
II their condition, Gage, occupation, habits OF life,
etc.) and in cases OF extreme poverty, to furnish
Medicines free of charge. 1t is needless to add that
the Association commands the highest Medical skill
Of the age. and will furnish the most approved
modern treatment. 7ft
The Directors of the Association, in their Annual
Report upon the treatment OF Sexual Diseases, Tor
the year ending January lst, 1853, express the
highest satisfaction with the success which has at
tended the labors of the Consulting Surgeon in the
cure of Spermatorrhea, Seminal Weakness, lmpo-
tence, Gonorhna, elect, syphilis, the vice Of Oman
ism or seifabHse, etc. aud order a continuance OF
the same plan for the ensuing year.
Y The Directors, on review OF the past, feei as
seed that their labors in this sphere OF benevolent
effort have been Of great benefit to the afflicted,
especially to the young and they have resolved to
devote themselves with renewed zeal, to this very
imp0rtalit and much despsed cause. 70
An admirable Report on Sperinatprrhna, OF
Seminal Weakness, the vice Of 0nanism, Masturba,
ton or selabuse, and other diseases OF the sexual
organs by the Consulting Surgeon, viii be sent by
mail Tin sealed envelope), free Of charge, on re
ecipt Of two stamps for postage, Other Reports anc
Tracts on the nature and treatment OF sexual dis
eases Diet etc. are constantly being published to
ttuitous distribution, and will be sent 10 the al
dicted. Some Of the new remedies and methods
treatment discovered during the last year, are
Address, for Report or treatment, Dr. GEORGE
r.. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Asso
citation, No.2 South Ninth street, Philadelphia ia
81 BY order of the Directors.
EZRA d. HhARTWELL, President
| Gro. FAIRcnILp. Secretary.
L 10 IL ltr--
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We might all do good
Where we often do III Il
Thpre n aiway the way jss ssi .ss ii
If there be but viii
\ Though It b but word
Kindly breathsd Or suppressed,
1t may guard oh some pain
Or give peace tcsolne breast,
We ill might al good
10 thousand small wnys Ss'
In torbearing 70 tatter, ,g@
Yet yielding due praise |;
Inspiri lg ilihluor,
Reptpving wrong done,
And treating but Kindly
The heart we have won. ss
We all might do good,
Whether lowly Or great,
! For the deed Is not gauged 4
BY the purse Ur estate,
II Il be but u cup
.ss4.N cold water that 4 given. VI
Like the widows two mites;
" Is something for heaven. VI; 81
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sass. srsscrs a AND JUDGE g. Taa,s v,a
ST s s. FOR THE CURE or
Headache Sick AcSaache, Eopi utouaa
M 5sst i frrssuna May i SssS.:ss
Dr.. u. G. AyER. Sir: II hive Been i{,yeatedly
cured Of the worst heSdachs sny body can huyo by
aaose or two of your Pills. II seems IA arise fryn,
.ii, Snl stomach which shsy esanse st II they
knowing. Yours with g@rsat @ Is.peet.
CLERK Of Steamer Cgarison.
HiItcas Dssorders ana Liver Complaints.
ssa SIS DEfARrNENr or Tlis ISTEat0n, I "
WAsHISGToN, D. G., Feb. 1, 1855. l
Sir: | have used your Pills IN MY general and /
hospital practice ever since you made them and |
cannot hestate to say they the best cathartic vc
employ. Their regulating section on tho liusr Is \
qaick and decided, consequently they are III nd I
mirabe remedy for derangements 9! that organ.
Indeed have seldom found case Of biiious diseass
50 obstinate that il didnot readily yield To them.
Fraternally yours. u ALONz0 BALL, IN. D.,
Physicida Qf the Marine Hospital. |
Dysentc.y, Relax, ana Wormss
Posr OFFICE, HARrLASn Liv. Co.. Mon,
November l6, 1866.
DR. AVER; Yonr Pills ore the perfection Of rnedi-
eine..s They have done, my wife more good than
can tell you. She had been sick and piliing awayII
otphonths. Went of to be doctnred at great eX- 4
pensov but got no better. She then commenced
Is, *, ~ e,o.,,, c.,s '
l'hev atteryris cnrea her aS mr. t,vnchilaran of
hloody iysentery Oneof our neighbors badi bad
and hiy wife cured him with two doses of your Pills.
while others around us paid from hve tofwenty
np.a. plis a.iu ~. uSn y s'p, vs.ns
H. use LILY e
an = iun 9piTEfN
wv = y y NJ -. ~. !.
AhdeiEcstion and Ampunisy ~ the hiooAs
From Rec. y. y. Hines, Pastor Of Adrent Church,
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1 DR. AVER: have used your Pills with extraors
4 dinary success in my family and among those am
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DEAR Sir ali your Catnarlc ftls IL ny
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cleanse the system and purify the Fountains Of the
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\ From Fostcarding Merchant at 81. 1sQuts
February 4, 1856. s-es'.-g
DR. AyER: Your Pills are the paragon Of all TINT
is grcat in medicine. They have cured my little
daughter Of ulcerops sores upon her hands and feet
n that had proved incurable for years. Her mother
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4 pimpes on her skin and in her hair. After our
child was cured, she also tried yonr Pills, and they
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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-08-14

CHAS. N. EALER, WatchMaker and
\ Jeweer corner of Main and Landry streets, OPP
eousas has on hand. an assortment Of WATCHES
and JEWE.I.RY consisting of English and French
(;oM.and Silver cased Lever and Lepine Watches,
Ear.Rnes, Finger Rings Breast Plus for Ladies and
Gentlemen. SpectacleT, Gold Pens with Gold and
silver Holders Perfamery, Hair Brushes, Toilet
Soaps, and other articles too numerous TO mention;
the whole of which will be sold at much reduced
prices for cash or good city acceptance. :,
will also execute all kinds Of work in my line Of
business in worl1manlike manner and with prompt
disnatc b for cash. - Y. ~. EAlllt.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-08-14

4 An absent lawyer sat down to write deed,
and began i. I. Know one woman, when his
clerk imlpediately interrupted him will, I. Y ou
are wrong, sir, you are wrong 1t should be
Z. Know, al men -. We'll, never mind, Q re-.
torted the old crab. \. II ons woman knows Il
ill ilieu will soop know it, A@