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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-21

lis and Longfelows works, and Of one or two Do
tical articles. All these papers display evidences
Of ability, the criticisms being in general sesad
and the language terse and elegant.
The WORLD OF MIND. by Isaac Taylor author of
Wesley and Methodism. Harper Il Brothers.
Mr.. Taylor's contributions to Mental Philosophy
entitle him to high rank amongst the metaphy
sicians of our day. Hspresent work is distinguished
by profoundness of reflection, a closeness of
soning, and power Of analysis rarely to be met
with.
The SPANISH CONQUEST IN AMERICA. BY Arthur
Helps. Harper Brothers.
The third volume of this important work has jast
been issued. We are glad 10 see that the European
reviewers have accorded to Mr.. Helps labor all the
praise to which they are entitled.
lNDEsTRUCTiBLE PLEASURE Books, with coiored pic
lures Joseph Barton, l5 Beaver street.
These childrens story books are printed on strorg
linen 30 as to defy the efforts Of the juvenile de-
stroyer which are 30 fatal to the cAdeaur of foad
parents and admirng friends. SO sar a the letter
pressAnd Illustrations are concerned thsy ere quito
as effective as the impressions on paper
Whilst noticing thesc iesuts from Mr. Ba-ton'a
press, we must not omit MAXIM. a,en.isa O, sle
beautiful coored prints which he is now producing
by the Baxter process, which has recently been in
troduced by him in this country. BY the aid Of
blocks he can color prints of any description, so al
to give them the appearance Of fine oil or water
colors. We have now before one of his speci-
mems, which is equal to anything of the same kind
produced in Eagland.
The LADIES' JOURNAL OF FASHION for March.
Edited by Marie Louise Hankins and Fannie
Lucelle.
This is very attractive and spirited publication,
embellished with coored fashion plates and wood il
lustrations of very superior character. The lite
rary portion of the work to be carefully exc
cuted, and the typographical arrangements corre-
spond with its other merits. The journal Of
Fashion will be great acquisition to the McFlimsey
and Potiphar bellies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-21

securities were IN slightly increased demand the rate be-
ng2 TO ~ per cent At the Bank tho applications were
moderate, and in the open market money was abundant
at 2k . * per cent
Sub crfpons were invited for 81 900 six per cent
debentures Of the Grand Trunk Railway Of Canada, and
the whole amount was taken up during the day at 81.
ton, with 81, ,22s 800 in specie.
The Bank returns show further increase in the bull
lion of fS94972
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-21

Inc snow commencing on the morning Of Friday, IN
railroad companies we're enabled TO teep their ,r.ct
clear for the day Yesterday there was prcspcc, ,bs
The snow would sop The trains but fortunately ibe bst
wind cleared the track partially and mos, Of the train,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-21

C,ruoS 10 STAGE Dwvyw,-A rather cruel practice has
become quite prevalent among stage drivers and net
put stop may lead in instances 10 serious
consequences We alude the practice they have OF slam
ming The stage door violently when boy s or supposed
bov q nand between tho door and the dot poss, but
the violence with which s generally shut would crush
H. and MAIN him tor life those Inside, however, are as
stance oprred ae other day, in which chid who was
sitting ne seat near the door AMI hal his hand the
,be rsskensers Had the chd's hand remained where t
wss an irstant longer u would have been seriously
injured The stage drivers must ind out sore other way
Of getibe rid Of these juvenile nou paying passengers
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PASSENGERS BY THE AFRICA

Mr. Garsie, Buuerworih, Gillespie, Won der Heydt
lady and servant Mr. Estsrbruokc, Date, W kenieen
Mr. levitt Mr. schleer, Mr Mott Mr. Nav, Nr Jcrn.nghsm
IIddell u Winter, W VI Foster Mr. Bourd N, - Phil
lIs Mr. Cook, W Y ,amsn nlgglsmann, Mr. Koch G9e,
Horton J Barter lady and children, RevJ Francis Mr.
Rat
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potrv ArrrsNrwrSrs.Joseph Keefe and Philip Farley
formerly attached the Chiefs Office In the capacity of
ads have been resppoined the Metropoltsn police,
and arenow detailed Al The Office Of The General SuperD-
tepdent
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Yucht Crocodile.

He respectfully soliots for firm continuance Of The
patronage literally bestowed the late house Of D. F. Sean
| IAN 4 Co I'VE 2pSt
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REAIovAL or PRESIDENT MoNRoR's REAi4ISs.-The
committee il charge Of The remains Of President
Monroe left New York on the Ath and arrived at
Richmond the following day. The following is a
bfef account Of The ceremonies after the arrival of
tic boat at the wharf:
The Governor and Mayer went oH board and were
introduced 10 the guests The National Guard ar
rived a 10A on board steamboat sent oyer 100 miles
dewn the river to meet the Erickson, which got
aground The military were received by Geo. Num-
ford, Esq, i'd a speech.
Gel Duryee replied in an eloquent manner, after
which the remains were taken from the jamestown
drawn By six white hersas. The procession moved
at IL 0elueG to The music Of funeral airges by the
bands. The flags were placed at hali-mast through
the city, and many buildings were daped with
mourning Minute guns were fired and bells toiled
during Tie eatire march.
shower of rain served to lay the dust and render
tho atmosphere less oppressive.
Tie streets were everywhere thronged and the
most intense interest manifested by the spectators
The procession arrived at Hollywood Cemetery at
o'clock, where the military formed circle around
tue grave, ana after the performance oil dirg6
the Governor delivered an address giving sketch
q the life and public services Of the ustrtoRs man
aud 81 the circumstances which led To the renewal o
she remains lie paid high compliment e New
York patriotism, and made an eloquent appeal ID be
half oil thA Union.
Prayer was then offered by DR. Reid, Of the Pres
bytsFan Church, when The poftin was consigned (
me grave. aud tie ceremonies we're concluded witt
firing 81 cannon, The National Guard were then es
eogted to dining hall, where the afternoon wei
spent socially Yith the Richmond military. Speeches
weFe made by various gentlemen, and the most unlim
lied praise was bestowed upon the guests
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.Blado1s sprinq EE'aters.

Mesrs. JAMES CONNER co. the propristors Of the Bls
dou Springs ChocRw county Alabama respectfully inform
the public that the Hotel open for visitors the
Springs.
Steamers Mobile for Badon four times week. and
cry Saturday evening.
The virtues Of these have fully tested for many
yesrs and confidently for the Of
Guut Rheumatism, scrofua, Skin Diseases Dyspepsia dis
incident to Females Dropsy and General Debility
The Badon waters especially recommended to all snter
ing from diseases incident climates such Liver
Complaint affections of the Bowels Kidneys, all diseases
arising from impure blood. TIE Alternative
storing the organs affected their healthy functions
The propretors permitted refer the following emf
physicians Mobile and New Orleans acquainted
with the waters have patients them with unlaing
SUGGEST
DR.. j. G, Mott Mobile. DIR. w. Stone New Orleans.
DR.. H. S. Levert, DR.. Wederstrand,
Or. j. p. Barnes :. Dr. Rushtou,
DR.. L. lie Fearn, DIR. Lambert,
DR.. J. R. Golf :. DIR. Graham,
Further information be obtained from Agents,
sYAR 4 PRovAN, Druggists,
No. 1874 Canal street,
At whose establishment constant supply of the
always had in quantities suit purchasers. jef Ppm
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Diseases or the TYar00t and Latlags

DIR. @. P. CRANE,
Whose successful treatment in Diseases OF the Throat
Lungs by inhalation of Electro Chemical and Medical
por now well the only reliable philosophical
process eectng cure those extreme and desperate
cases which bid defiance the ordinary Of practice has
established a PERMANENT OFFICE and INSTITUTE for
the thorough all Chronc Functional Diseases By
Of vergnes' Electro Chemical Baths, Gayanis and
Electro Magnetism.
For she convenience afflicted with Diseases Of
Throat Lungs unable visit The city who desire con
sutaon list of Questions has prepared and will b
warded on application to DR.. O.,
No. 146 ST. JOSEPH STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
Inhang Apparatus Medicines etc. forwarded according
the descriptions received particular
the country with 1T the Institute
js18 2paiow4Fr&W6m
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RG- Shake and RuRn!-shnIxe and Burn3---
This TIE life Of agony endured by The sufferer from Fever
He Wspders like shadow never know
Ing what moment lie may 10 Frustrated therefore dsn.
clned give serious attention 10 business He bur.
den to himself and burden his tende, who in
administering his This the condition Of thousands
in town and county, exHggeraen say that Fever
que kills people han any twenty other diseases in
Amerfca tar and speedy Of This terrible affection,
take great Plea III recommending Dr. Hoseer's som
seh Bers which have already achieved wide reputation for
rapid and powerful elects in reeysug The system Frustrated
/ by this disease
For sale by druggists and dealers generally yle 2p6t<W
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.VFerchoofs aud F9ng.enfs

Who wish have their Clerks Sons prepared for business
informed that Summer Glasses begin THIS WEEK. at
DOIBEAR'S
CONNIE CIAL OLLEGE,
No. IO6 Canal street.
There Apartments Professors Penmaushp Book
Keeping Mathematics English French Spanish
N Bsome persons in this city paid SI0 % yeaoh-
ers 300Q-others j3Oand NOTHING and whyG The
first are qualified for business Tie last are not.
Merchants apply here for CLERKS and Book Keepers.
iyl2 2osts RUFUS D0LBEAR.
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~ HalL .---t.s..t's y
10 Quarter :. ........,-.. y
10 Fights :. ........... 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS Or CERTIFICATES


Enclose the address the Tickets ordsred
receipt Of which they will be Forwarded by frs uai
Purchasers tickets ending any figure they
designate.
The list drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent te puT
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
RPurchsers will please write their signatures plain
give their PostOfHce, County and State.
Rs-Remember that every Prize Is drawn and payable
fall, without deduction.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets Certificates either saus
Swan Co., Augusta, Ga., or to
sAML SWAN s CO., Box So s, Post-oHice,
ICES 2p&W New Orleans, In,
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The vIaaI IslnId.

And wonderfully purifying qualities manifested in re
worst Of scrona have established ita reputation az ne
verv
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Printing! Printing!
CHEAPll QUIcKl
CLARK q BRTsBTN,

No 70 CAMP STREET, over The Crescent ONCE,
Would respectfully call the attention Of thepubic 10 the fact
that they fully prepared any and every dscp
ton of PLAIN, FANCY and oRE AAfESTAL
Job Printing,
such as Pamphlets Cards Circulars Bill Heads Receipts Law
Blanks Briefs Hardbls, Labels BAH Tickets etc. ETC.,
the most accommodating terms,
with their experience Cloth being Practical Printers, and de-
voting their personal attention all orders entrusted 70 the
and their facilities they fate themselves that their work can
not be excelled any respect by any Office In te city.
BOOK BINDING and RULING, in connection with Print
ing neatly executed TEL 2plyMo
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TIE Efects Or the EV'et weather.

Whether the weather wet people must up and do
log hence the danger Of clothes aud the resuFever
Ague. word Of advice wtllno presume thrown
away friends and the public when recommend them
to be provided with
osGooD's INDIA CHoLAGoGUE.
Every that has mad this fearful disease will
rails thank I'll when tell them that they need longer
epne the India Choagogue failing antido.e.
For sale, wholesale and retail, in New oreans,by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and I5l Charities street
General Agents for South whom all SHOULD
be addressed jyl2 2p3teod&ItW
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VV1au Paper! W'0I Paper.

good selection of Fins Medium and Low Priced Papers
Just good assortment of ca BINET HARD WARE
and UPHoLsTERERst TRIMMINGS CAMPHENE, SPIRIT
GAS OR BURNING FLUID, PAINTS, OILS, BRUSHES,
ETC., ETC., a, Lowest Cash Prices, by
HEATH & MILLER, rs Camp ST.,
Agents for w. Tijden Nephew's
"a. al
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Great Eoutssana Remedy.
G OINS' KAPERLAPEU M
Once, No. Ia Exchange Place.


The proprietor and sole presents this prepar
ton the public remedy Of great value for variety Of
very troublesome dangerous Diseases twenty-five
years experience in its efficacy.
safely IL all Cutaneous Diseases Of the
Skin Badness Dand the Hair, DISCRIMINATION of the
Digestive Organs Chils and Fever Bilious Chsgres and IN
ermttent Fever; Diseases Of the Liver and Kidneys Female
Complaints And in proof that he does good
grounds he would respectfully call the attention Of the public
to hefoOwing certificates persons living in this city
New Orleans January 49, 1853.
EB Gons-Dear SIR On my from Aspinwall in July
last had Of Chagres fever trying
every imaginable remedy without effect induced try
your Baperapeum Fever and Ague Tonic and happy
to say that although months since took the first
dose have been troubled with chill since and have
every believe that your medicine has had the effect Of
entirely removing the disease from my system therefore
affords pleasure recommend valuable medi
cine. Respectfully yours
L. A. CLARK,
"A Dryades street,
New Orleans, La,
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/ oH1RLEs 9. BIER. srEPHENs.
D. q. BIER Z. CO.,
No. 95 CANT STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Manufactured Of
The Patent understandable Water Pipes,
IN y s.
TIN, COPPER 2IN& AND SHEET IRoN WORKERS.
Plumbing, Copper Ta zinc and Sheet Iron work done in alb
their various branches
Sheet Lead IRON Pipes all sizes; Shower Baths,
Bath Tubs Wasbhand Basins and Stands, Hip and Sponge
Baths Water Closets Lead aud Cast Iron Sinks Pumps both
Lift and Force patterns Beer Pumps etc VICTORIA,
GREUfAN and DRAB wAsHsTANns. suitable for water
works or without, beautiful aTiceior bedrooms.
have constantly hand large and wen selected assOrt'
BRASS METALS, COOKS, ate.
Such Bbb Cocks Stop Upright Bracket Cocks Of all
SIZES Washsand Sink Buers Shampooning Compression,
for hot cold ter Lager Beer and os Cocks all sizes
Also Plated Cocks of all knds BRASS Hose and Plain Coup
lngs and Hose Pipes from inches; and al Brass Ware
usually found In similar establishment.
We have the celebrated METROPOLITAN RANGE, which
proven be e very article Of the kind nowin USE
Also the celebrated Charter Oak and Amazon Cook Stoves all
sses to cook families Of Eve PERSONS up 10 sizes
that will cook fopsix hundred.
Are also Agents for the celebrated JEEFREYs DOUBLE
ACTING LIFT AND FORCE PUMP with solid India Rubber
Balls valyesThree sizes, Nos and s prices $40 sS6
AID s50To water % to 81 feet perpendicular and
cree the same from 81 10 feat clear of the nozzle with only
one man at the breke They are raupor otheE Pump
/ yet invented.
/ COOKING STOVES AND RANGES Of all sizes patterns
and prices always on hand either wholesale rsaiL Also,
ParIor Office Church. Bedroom and Steamboat HEATING
| STOVES. Steamboats,, Hotels Or Plantations supplied
"a All work done warranted g give satisfaction, Or
| ders solicited from the country. 49,,
| OLE " No. rs Camp street, New Orleans.
3
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For SAFE.

On account Of our intention Canal street,
sale the fixtures in store 81 Common street consist
ing oe SHELVES GAS FIXTURES, DRAWERS, COUNT
ERs, etc. They will be sold low. Apply to
READ, HEDGES & DREW,
iy2 2plm Druggists, 81 Common street.
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The dates Of the returns are most d them 1851
'55, 56 and 81, although some few are as far back
as 1871 and 49,
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Lea s F1ea.s'tsss'
WORCEs EERSHIRE sAU G q.

The attention Of Hotel Keepers Propreors Eating Honseh
Clubs Messrooms, and Private Famies 10
nnended to trial Psrrps famous Worcestershire
Sauce This coudmeut attained the high
pleasant paatable, and wholesome Sauce apP
cable soup, fsh hot and cold game etc. ia
tsnsiyely used in all quarters of the globe
The ,mitstons' both sides II the Atlantic
speak loudly merits fact that received the only
Medal awarded foreign at the New York Exhibition
attsbts in which 10 held by those selected with
special their ability Judge OF the quality Of sm
lar table being the popular Sauce Ii
the Market unpncpled partiesure offering sale spuron
Sauce by slightly varying the spelling of LEA PERKINS,
only Proprietor8 Of the Genuine Sauce.
always Also orders received for drsetship
nent from England.
JOHN DUNCAN s SONS,
4n5 Broadway, New York,
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TITS eisy Treasurer notifies, % the second,
fhiF tl and seventh Pages Of ehis mornings
Crescent. tbe delinquent taxltayeFs n ne eity q
KsW Orleans ~ sgep UP % bis Office and settle theE
accounts. ALI concerned had better DO 50
aa sage essts. Ths lists are alphabetically AZ
saasd sihieh Is gfeat ofyenlenee
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arg S5aols1A 1llis splendid and popular lake
shore pa1ket figed iFom the watering places this
7a8T5in ith ohsog the largest if not the largest
eFosa s. messengers 81 the season. The Virginia i
spiaig hasonAing boat, aud well does she
dessrse hek poaHlerify.
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m2s 2plE
HeMrW LeSth.

GLIDER,
PoRTR AIT and PICTURE FRAMES made to order. OH
FRAMES RE-GILT All kinds Of PLAIN and oItNyA-
MENTAL GLIDING done in the best STYLE. myl6 2ply
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Southern Enterprise ahead!
EN- merry
PATENT CORN HusKING MACHINE,

Now on Exhibition at No. 80 CAMP STREET.
This machine for simplicity, utility and durability urpssses
anything foe thai purpose brought before the public s
worked by freddie, with the foot and fed with the hands thus
hpskng from 500 500 bushels per day against the old fash
Toned by hand Of which 40 bushels large days work
Another advantage besides the saving Of time in the husg
is that this machine the uk in the perfect
mattresses which worth from $50 800 per
they fall from the machine.
Planters and the public generally invited to call
the merits of these machines
A. CAMPBELL, 80 Camp st.,
AZ 2ptf Owner of the Patent for the United States
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p. Career oonepa.sy'e
.ReaO Slaepttaq SalooM.

.HeaO Shaving Saloon.
N. B.. COINS,
Who for the past twenGv years. has heen at tho head Of
the profession this city would respectfully inform his old
friends customers that he has opened New Establishment
No. III Exchange Place,
Opposite the Post0fice,
Which, he them will in every way be worthy of the
patronage From lis long experience iii this city he aers
himself he thoroughly understands the requirements Of
the public will his beat endeavor to meet the approba.
of all who favor him with their As he has mads
arrangements with number Of the very best BARRIERS in the
Southwest customers may rest assured that they viii be at
tended to with SKILL promptnesa and Dispatch at altmes and
N. B. COINS,
No. Il Exchange Pince,
ms 2ptf opposieihe Poatoaiee.
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New Orleans, January 80, 1853.
N B. GoinsDear Sir take pleasure in stating that
four months ago when suffering with Chls and Fever which
had stuck for several months induced dose
of your Kaperlapeum just before chill expected aud
such was the effect had Hpon that determined upon
giving fair trial and bought bottle and took according
directions The result was that before had half finished
bottle my chls had left and have since returned
am now in enjoyment of perfect health having
perenced any of qnne other drug usually put
medicines diseases, and do eheerfuy
the 'Kaperepeum to all who afflicted like was.
Your friend,
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,v4 qplv Sole Agents IN ,bs United States for S
ERe6sd This /!

NEW ORLEANS, August ii. 1851
W. P. COLEMAN, Esq:
Dear sr-The twentyfour inch MIL which purohasedfron
you Mr. T. j. PackwoodS plantation has been attached
the sugarmil engines and put in operation last week.
pleased with itn every respect both regard to its
plicty durability, and quantity 1t gnds timed the mil
when in operation several times and ound my surprise thu
the mill grinding bnshel permnate; therefore expoe
the mill 10 grind regularly thirty bushels hour with
To Sugar Planters would especially recommend year hflE
believing them superior any mill manufactured
au14 2ptf JOHN s. MCDONALD, Engineer.
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APPROPRIATION PRIZES,

SASS prizes amounting t0N
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves, So; Quarters, 81 30.
DA Circular showing the Plan Of the Lotteries will be
sent 10 any one desireus of receiving it.
5000 Prizes $40 will by the last figure Of th
number the $4,000 prize For example II th
drawing the $4,000 prize ends with Nod then ALI
tickets where the number ends viii be entitled to s
the number q then all the tickets where thenu
Der ends in 2wl be entitledto $50 and 50 on to 0.
Certificate of Paekageof 10 Whole Tickets.
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ss-Another case Of Observation-Disclosures

Ea~Anofher Case of Observation-Disclosures
Vile, n. Y. March 4, 1856.
pr Q, ~ jteksonear sr; Having received great heneat
from tbs eof Hoeand German Blers Think my duty
as friend OF mankind let them know l hna for years
been afflicted with dyspepsia arising affection Of the
liver and arrangement Of te stomach The Of
abe physicians OF this yepiy hut obtained relief
dure5 through the adv1eof friend, the Of
your Btes ana took faithfully according toaections three
bottles, which entirely cured me- and nov nd myself ia
good health Is have ever enjoyed,
Beipeetfaliy yours,
JOHN C QUEENES.
Ask for nooaaHd German Bittsrs Take nothing else ana
that The signature Of g NJ jackson The wrapper %
each b0tle
Principal Oiee AIS Arch stFeet Philadelphia Pa Sold BY
druggists or stoekeepeea every town and village the
United States anaaas, West indies South America 81 "a
cents paF bottle.
sold u New oreans wholesale and Setail by j WRIGHT
/ & co., Ecs q ana lsl GhssHss street. bl 2plm&w
/ eg@Eosiee+<The public axe hereby Informed
hat the second MONDAY Of July Is positively the last
dsy FOR The pment Of 'beir City TSes without The
dergne respectfully invites all who have yes paid
| forward ana doso.
/ ISL 2plQ ADAM GIFFEN, Treasurer
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New Orleans March It, 1853
Mr.. Coins have been using your "Kaperapeum'' for
fstua suffered with for the last eighteen years. hav
ing during time been operated upon by Dr. johnson Of ST.
Louis without success have been induced try your Ka
perapeum and confess with perfect satisfaction and
from beneficial results, anticipate speedy
AMOS HIgHTOWER
Cont street, Robinson street.
ms 2pH New Orleans.