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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-04
CORPORATION NOTICES.

NroTIcE-THE COMMITTEE ON TAXES OF THE.
IN Board Of Aldermen viii meet in No g. City Hall.
on Monday the 9Th in Al O'Clock M 70 into consi,
Iteration the following petitions for relief OF vz-Jaco
Tton, q. DeRham Reformed Protestant Dutch Church.
Morty Sullivan, Amos Thompson sylvester Son, q. =
fred yaran Robt ~ wynkoop John Murphy WIN walford,
Geo. g. Jeefe, Ata J. keenan, John NJ Mott Dawson a
Hancock John Burge, Stephen Roberts, " r. A.
Augustus Iarmsnde, Edward Gouraud Chas E.Appleby
O. frowbFdge, Jas Lee John g. Iarmande, Congregation
Anch Chissd JAS Davis o. H. Crosby Thos W. AbnIa Jas
Clark. Edward Brown sam Marin, Mose4C Brow0Jteo r.
Joachim Makhof Geo Appleton Mary ., Ludlow, Mendes
Richd. Tweed, y n Tompkns, Allen Jud Brewster WIN.
Representatives, Nulholand Chas wingae VIM Graner Ebe.
ne1er Bapie Church. TheD w. Chenrec, John Norton Jas
Smith, Peter Mcormick aha. r. Mclne Jss W. Wailack,
Bartr W. Van Nooris T. A. Bloomfield Richd Yarfan An,
Branda, Thos A. Recs g. w. Waterbury, Hugh olar
l. uodstine N. Brinkerhon. bernard Andrew Edwd III
Stead, VIM, Walters Winerhof Piper A CO. Amos
ssckett r. W. Fullian and John ~ Kc5ner.
JOHN =. IRA DIZZY, Committee
1tfUS STEPHENS, : on
WM TUCKER rsIe,
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DE GARMO BROORES'
IL. Dancing Academy, 36l Broomc street,

The art Of dancing Is Of high antiquity and It's general utility
greatly priced by the ancients object u much
lance In Europe various enacted order
ing and dancing 20 be introduced into their
systems as means Of promoting the health and activity Of
their pupils and guarding against the dangers
application 10 study which oen produced sslude deform
" and imbeciliy. Thus by juiicious blending Of
ply steal with mental education, the parts
Europe a exalted position.
Socrates, Plato, Achilles, Pyrrhus and Theseus ais
many other Hustrious ofen diverted themselves by
means Of This
Mr. Brookes having received all the advantages be
peced from the first academies Of Europe being
the niroucer many of IN. modern this country
would particularly recommend the style 10 the notice
Of the public The latest dances received regularly from
Europe and The pupils have all the advantages IN perfeng
themselves which they could
Of the art either side OF the Atlantic.
new class for gentlemen will commence Tuesday
ing: also class for ladies' Tuesday
classes for children on Wednesday and Saturday.
All the fashionable dances
Ladies meet Tuesdays and Fridays 10 6oclock gentlemen
10 0i O'Clock NJ children Wednesdays aud Saturdays
10 O'Clock w. Ladies' primary classes Instructed by Mrs
Brookes Private lessons hours occupied by classes
solree every Wednesday night.
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MOZART HALL ACADEMY
M 663 broadway, opposite Rond street.
Professor v. WRIGHT respectfully ncqusnts his patrons
and the public that his classes VIII open Monday October
Days-Nndays and Thursdays for gentlemen, Tuesdays and
Fridays for ladies' and Wednesdays and saturdays for children
Afternoon classes nj O'Clock Evening sorccs o'clock
THE ART OF DANCTSG.-A EAST THIRTEENTH
II street, near Brpadwsy.-Mr. CHARRAUD assisted by
Mrs A. snnay, respectfully soquants his and the
public that his Classes VIII open Saturday I'D Of October
Wednesdays and Saturdays At IL O'Clock noon for children
and 81 afternoon Tor young ladies' and Genemens
class Tuesday and Friday at NJ, 10 commence Nov
soirces asusua Circulars be obtained the
Mr. Chsrrsuds residence las East Seventeenth
suyvessnt park.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-04

A YOUNG WOMAN "a PROTESTANT WISHES a STU
n alton chambermsd and waitress in q private family
Good city reference Can for days at Isl East "a - De
I'd and Sd
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

YToNIO AND MoRINIs DANCING ACADEMY, 76g
N Broadway will be open day and evening for les
and practice Persons wishing 10 take lessons In dancing
will gain the worth Of their socude. Terms reasonable
Private lessons every hour.
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pLANCARD HOUSE. BROADWAY AND TWELFTH
- street New fashonahy loca,ed elegantly furnish
cd, with every modern improvement and open for the
reception q guests Board ~ day ny the week At lowe
rates Public favor respectfully solicited by the nssae
ment BLANCHARD MACMILLAN.
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nR- WARD, OFFICE ss BROADWAY, sOUTHKAsI
~ corner ~ Browne street Omce hours rom a M. wv
Top. w. daily; on Sundays Aon A. n. IN I'm
nR. WATSON l5o BRooMB STREET, sRCOND
~ block wers OF Broadwy. once hours from In the
morning H In the evening
nR RArPI's OFFICES, w BIEFCKFR STREET.
IL Wesley pace, two blocks east ~ Broadway
mr. NJ IARMONr 81 MERCER STREET, CORNER Op
~ Spring Opposite 81 Nicholas Iute', New York ocs
hours from 10 A. NJ al y. NJ, eycept sundays
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Diseases ~ Throas o1ad Eas,aas

DIR. @. P. CRANE,
Whose successful in Diseases of the
Lungs by the inhalation Chemical Medical Va.
por well known be the only reliable philosophical
process eeng cure even those extreme desperate
which defiance the ordinary practice has
established PERMANENT OFFICE and INSTITUTE for
the thorough all Chronic and Functional Diseases BY
of yergnes Electro Chemical Baths Galvans sind
Electro. Magnetism
For convenience Of those afflicted with Diseases Of thu
Throat Lungs and unable visit the city desire
sustion list of Questions has been prepared win be for.
warded on application to Or. O.,
No Il6 sT. JOSEPH STREET NEW ORLEANS.
Iuhaling Apparatus Medicines etc. forwarded according
the descriptions particular Patients from
the country accommodated with the Institute
jal8 2pNoWeFt&W6m
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Greug LolGtsialea Remedy.
q OINS' KAPERLAPEUNI
once, No. n Exchange Place.

The proprietor and sole manufacturer presents this
ton the public remedy Of value for variety Of
troublesome and dangerous diseases after twenty-five
years experience in its efficacy.
safely in all Cutaneous Diseases of the
Skin for Badness Dandtufin the Hair Reorganization Of the
Digestive Organs Chs and Fever Bilious Chagres and In
termen Fever Diseases of the Liver and Kidneys Female
Complaints And in proof that he does upon good
grounds he would respectfully call the attention Of tue public
to the following certificates from living in THIS
New Orleans. January 49, 1858.
NIB. Goins-Dear Sir On my from Aspinwal in July
last attack Chagres fever after trying
every imaginable remedy without Ell ct Twas induced try
your Kaperapeum Fever and Ague Tonic, happy
say that although it two months since took the FIRST
dose, have been troubled with chill since, and have
every believe Jour medicine effect
irelyremoving the disease my system. It therefore
affords pleasure to recommend valuable med
cine. Respectfully yours,
L. A. CLARK,
"a Dryades street.
New Orleans La,
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.relegraphsdio ile Sew Orleans crescent,
FURTHnN ~ THa AFRIoAI


So - 49, Netias3-s hi-te9fi
Earthquake at Naples.
An earthquake had occurred, the shocks Of which
we're severely felt 1t Naples ana in The vicinity, Id
the town Of Sala fity houses were destroyed and
many persons were killed, while heavy deuge Of
rain, which accompanied the earthquake, made COM
plete wrecks ii several Of tie neighboing villages.
India News.
The garrison at Lucknow was reduced to two
thousand infantry, owing to the rayages of disease
and the effects Of the climate among the troops.
Advices from Calcutta state that shahjipore had
been relieved, but was subsequently threatened by
Nena sahib, who was, however, repulsed
0mer Luisei mad crossed the Ganges and was
threatening to block up the Bombay route.
The conspiracy which had been detected in Pun.
jaub was among the IT'D Infantry. The ringleaders
we're hung
China News
Silks at Shanghai had declined twenty taels.
The Rev. Mr.. Dodd, American missionary at shang.
hal, had been outraged by priests there.
Consols al London.
The discouraging news from India caused a decline
in Gonsols Of one-eighth in the London money mar.
ket on the 26th ult
yellow Fever
NEwPoRT, RHODE ISLAND, July 9-The ship Eliza
Mallory, from Havana for England, put into this port
BY distress. Three Of her crew were dead with the
yellow fever, and three more sick Of the same dis
ease.
DeRiviere in New York.
NEW York, July Capt DeRiviere, having fol-
lowed Col Blount to this city after the latter had
rescued bis daughter and wife from DeRiyere at
Havana, was arrested at the Napoleon Hotel in
Hoboken, the charge Of bigamy preferred against
him by MFR. Bloant The Captain was temporarily
locked up in one o. the rooms Of the hotel for safe.
keeping, but he managed to effect bis escape.
Domestic Markets.
CINcINEATI, July 9.-Flour was 81 to 81 so, extra
superfne, 90 IS Oats, 4Oc Wheat and corn were
firm; Whisky, Ole; Mess Pork SIS 25 Bacon was
held at to Sci Sugar was firm, Ic. advance was
asked j; Molasses, 36c.; Coffee, II TO 1l1c.
River Intelligence.
81. LOUIS, July 9.-The a. I. Lacey arrived here
this morning. The Aleck Scott and L. NJ. Kenneth
departed
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DeRiviere in New York.

EDToRIAL AMENITIES The readers of two At
lanta papers-the Tntelligeneer and the American
are being edited by war (of words) between their
editors that Is without parallelin fierce
ness and vituperation. The Inteigencer editor de-
bis American brother as an Infamous liar,
a malicious scoundreI and despicable paltroon,'
while The latter returns the compliment by clubbing
his Intelligencer brother liar, lickspittle, q
toady. bootlck, and pusiIlanimous puppy It
must be rather dangerous business TO getinto SQUAD
bile with those chaps.
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A PaRmous PoslfloS,-Jnat before daybreak on
the morning Of tho "a, in New York, id officer,
while On his rouud, heard the cry Of woman in dis.
tress, and climbing fence to reach a vacant lot,
from which the alarm seemed to emanate, he dis.
covered woman cnglng to the sill Of fourth story
window Of the tenement house, with her body sug.
pended on ths outside He lost no time in forcing
az entry to the apartments, and managed TO pull her
"a. She was almost exhausted, having been in that
pefens position several minutes. Upon inquiry, it
was aseertained that the woman was afflicted with
aeliriuul tremens This accounted FOR her being
found ID such singular and dangerous position.
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Read THIS

W. p COLEMAN, Esq: -'.N'''' US =. - -s95i'
Dear sThe twenty Inch Mill which purehnsed from
for Mr. 4 i Packwood's plantation has been attached
the sugsrm engine, and put in operation last week. an
much pleased with in every respect both regard 10 sim
plieity durability, and quantity grinds. timed the mil
when In operation times found arprs8 that
the mill grinding bushel per inute therefore expee
the mill to grind regularly thirty bushels per
To Sugar Planters would especially recommend your Mf
believing them be superior any mill ever manufactured
Yours, respectfully,
au14 2ptf JOHN S. MCDONALD. Engineer,
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hinRnERED a9 2r1Ezsu HAasnITs, = The Noye.
5ades VI dadFid meations 4 horrible crime. a
Htile hoE aggd nine, aen of gentleman named Bor
Surg A 3laeal Zeal, was lately carried oa by gang
ot haadits aud laasom of 100000 reals was de.
manasa ifain hs parensss q ae paid Ny given day
4he fanaHa not having been sent the boy was bar
Aafqg AsllFdcseai aaa bio dead body 8as thrown
inta veil ieg nunq5ed yards fsum the waltof the
A0EH.
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Eol. SnIe.

On accon, Of Intention 10 remove 10 Ne. 1os Canal street,
oe for e he hSinres IN store 81 Common street consist
ing Of SHELVES GAS FIXTURES, DRAWERS, COUNT
Frs etc. They win be sold low Apply 10
READ, HEDGES & DREW,
3y2 2pin Druggists s. Common street
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EARTHQUAKE At AiINATIrLAa.-Capt Nottingham
of Tue brig Minatllan which arrived YESTERDAY from
Minatitian, Informs us that On the 18th nit, the
shock Of ar earthquake mas felt d that place and
among the shippingn the harbor, with some severity.
4 lasted about three minutes, but did no damage
Capt. w also reports that they left ii port The
British Urls Nina, loadiRg with mahogany for Liver
pool and tile Spanish brig Antoiaette, loaded with
mahogany foE cadas was ready for sea, but was de.
tanned hy the sickness Of the crew.
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E5- NOTES.-The public Rre hereby informed
that the second MONDAY az hj Of July positively The last
day for the payment Of their City Taxes without The
dersigued respectfully invites all have not yet paid come
forward aud do so.
jyl 2pl2t ADAM 5GIFFEN, Treasurer
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AABH pH gHM 9oIlfSs SfEAaiHRs,- It ii stated,
as fpuofs I'll Che Ee8 York Post, that Mr.. Com.
sioak te sens If the COLLINS Steamship Company,
who Pas as returned nom Europe, has contracted
With sha HEeneh G67eFnmants 81 with parties il
Iiae io lhe se of the three Collins steamers Tor
the s1m ii slStasn hundred thoueaud dollars.
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Erellch Perflspltersy.

dust Feeeiysd rss assortment 4 PERFgMERE ffan al
tie best Paris manufactures
LION 4 PISsARD,
je& 2a3 o. and Is Royal street,
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un2s 2pIy
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MI lsA0utmq sNtaoae.

N. B. COINS,
Who for the past twenty years. has the head Of
the profession in this city would respectfully inform bis old
friends and that he has opened New Establishment
No. Ia Exchange Place,
Opposite the Post0dee
Which, be them will neyery way be worthy Of thei
patronage From his long experience in This city he ars
himself that he thoroughly understands the requirements oi
the public and will HIS best approba.
ton of all who favor him with their Ashe has
with number Of the very best BARRIERS in the
South west customers may assured that they will be
tended to with skill and dispatch at all teg and
N. B. COINS,
No. u Exchange Place,
mas 2ptf Opposite the Post.Ohics
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eekl9 Crescent il unusually interesting
aa ca ha had ii grsppels for mailing,
5ilice caaasaf, os AZ ihe bookstores Of J.
E 8 Exchange lid Commercial Places
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Lea s. EseHa.5ms'
WORCESTERSHIRE sAU @ 81.

The attention Keepers Propreors Eating Houses
Caterers for Clubs, Messrooms and Private Families
mended trial of Lea Perrnsl famous Worcester1h
Sauce This eondiment by its merits has attained hehgt
rank pleasant pastable wholesome Sauce sppi
cable soup, sn, hot and cold meats, game,
tensiyely used in all quarters Of the globe.
The mitations' both sides OF the Atlantic
speak loudly its nera and the et that the only
Medal awarded foreign Sauce the New Exhibition
the estimation in which held by those selected with
special reencet their ability judge oflhe quality
lar artcesof table And heng the popular sRuce
the market unpnepied parties offering for sale spnriom
Sauce by slightly varying hs spelling Of LEA PERKINS,
only Proprietors Of the Genuine Sauce.
stock always store for drectshp
ment from England.
JOHN DUNCAN q SONS,
406 Broadway New York.
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MrTH RINGS oN HIs FINGERs AND BELLS oN ms
foEs'=At des Maiesty's last state ball the Marquis
81 westminster, the richest Taan "a England, wore
Tour splendid jewels amongst Rhich was the famous
Diamond valued at $50 900, in the hit Of His sword
M Babbage The inventor Of the calculating machine,
was amongst those present.
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E8ladole sprina EE.aterg.

Mess, JAMES CONNER CO. the preprietos Of the Bla-
don Springs in chocaw county, Alabama respectfully inform
the public that the Hotel is open for visitors to the
Springs.
steners Mobile for Bladon four times week. and ev
cry Saturday evening"
The virtues Of these waters have been fully many
years and be- confidently for the eure oe
Gou rheumatism, scrofuls Skin Diseases, Dyspepsia dis
incident to Females, Drepsy and General Debility
The Bladon waters especially all suffer
ing from diseases incident climates such
Gompant affections Of the Bowels Kidneys all diseases
arising from impure blood The Alternative
storing the organs affected to their healthy functions
The propretors permitted refer following emil
neut physicians Of Mobile and New Orleans acquainted
with the waters and have sent patients with unfang
Dr.J. Mott Mobile. DR., W Stone, New Orleans
Dr. H. S, Leyert 4. Dr. Wederstrandt :.
Dr.J. P Barnes, :. DR.. Rushtou, :.
Dr. L. lie Fsarn, ). Or. Lambert, :.
Ord r. Golf, 4. DIR. Graham
Further information be obtained from our Agents.
sYAE A PRoVAN, Druggists,
No. 1874 Canal street,
At whose establishment constant supply Of the
always be had in quantities suit purchasers. je7 2p2m
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Aas A0{EEsi 81 PEI DIfs.A Is everybody
aaa hi asally oss o7eF se lake today. We think 1t
So lime q ea everybody attention to
sAe u saat are offered them taproeeed ID
shat e1p and pleasant summer Tesors, Mississippi
liX ana saianfn l0r hSsts or extended peried at
BafaH Hotel Tie Game 0f Barnes il % well
hes # Is hardly necessary ID say word
u M but i mag not ba known TO I'D that
tha sEneat d Under THE Immediate superin-
aend Edward Kingston Boyd very prince
ama pdlits and attentive hosts. Mf. Boyd has exs
Agiais enge u tgle obstetrics ~ hotal keaping
ainenazg sisposition Withstand them. The hotel
a a4eFoagilg repaired and renovated during tue
ps jag is accommodations afe nov COM
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lie Daa5s Sheet Crescent Will appear as
asda. 81 2aaaag morning. The edition Of this paper
Il 7e &ee@ssd k9 a1g ii thu South
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NEH azaon pR AssggrAr IONA fellow who was
amusing himself ~ sHse expense ol hnge turtle ID
Washington leae days ago. had finger taken OF ia
gaEg sadsen aHa skiiifa HianiieF.
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Ia sbee, oi bhe barlE Brilanta5
aaa aoliag Mi. 81 lie brig minatitlau5 for
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iy5 2p6ttttw
Cla,pet ER,nrehoasse.

No. ~ 6HAKFREE SfREET.
N.Y. offer a. the lowest market prices AATTING5Ol rolls
White, Gheeked and Fancy. FLOOR OIL CL0TH-0f all
widths styles and qualities 0ARPErINtsA large assor
ment OF all kinds received direct from English American
anaetotes; Table Covers Crumb Cloths, HnKs Window
Shades Hair Cloth, Mats etc., for cash approved paper
3y5 2p8 A. BROUESEAU & co.
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New Orleans, January 3d. 1858.
NJ B. Gons-Dear Sir take pleasure in stating hst some
four months ago. suffering with Chis Fever which
had stuck to several MONTHS induced to try dose
of your Kaperapeum Just before chill expected
such the effect it had apon that determined upon
giving ii fair trial and bought bottle and took according
directions. The result was that before had half finished
the bottle my ehis had left and have returned
the enjoyment perfect health never having ex
perieneed any of the effects qunne other drug usually put
in medicines such diseases cheeruy recommend
the Kaperlapeum' 70 all who afflicted like was.
Your friend,
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lfqe7A IA Isl. .s Z
a. Duopereron foreman L. 4 nropet, George Folsom M.
Ellis, c. II. Goeper Etsnne Monde d e. Wilt r. Rigere
Green Patrick Shields, Nicholas Linden and Charles Young
lge mum asss se EMMY gnsIgs . tnem ea1g Their
have perform He alluded particularly the osuses Of sell
isan pamphlets cacasted toeSslte tbe slave
In August.
RECORDER SUMMERS CoURr-T The ordinary va
rey drulks before this Court yesterday were quite ni-
meF9us and the City eScheqaer considerably faened by
Patrick Gs.sgry and Patrick Kane we're arraigned on
xsss Simon Win bekbsts mat MI Simon Believes bey iD ~
teadea 10 put an end 10 is The othe
be enqured into the d the being required
find bonds IN the sum y $3.50 Zach, stand committed
Fred Emns the knight of the razor stabbed his brother
chip Fred Felger in serious quarrel about elderly military
arregned and his case dxed for examination The eh
inst Feger unable TO leave his affidavit was
made by Officer COPELAND Mr. Emling committed without
Michael Fpney vas fined $40 for violating the ordinance
which regulates commercial trsnsaciions with slaves Michael
Lev Weir aas but through n examination III charge al
having slightly tommahawked particular friend Of his
view d bringing his earth immediate close
a5 f 1 Ts eG F qu ppss eo to 5o t kgoFd
Fighting whisky having disturbed the equbri Of Pete
den that is the immediate vicinity Of The police office
lay high officials located in that neighborhood Pete
soouFned in the Thursday night yesterday
diminntiye stealing was going en- whe1 We left
the court We under the impression that ii wouldn't add
up much.
RECORDER WILTz's CouRT.--Among the highly
interesting before this yesterday Of VIM
Hudson alias Re- Bill No who examined on the charge
time being BY hitting him in the conntenance Aforesaid
Chartre street Sc on Charities street We
did not hear the testimony but yermillon William times
N Deeoux made affidavit charging p Co win with bav-
cause him to 20 dsad 1t hs corner Il Cpossa@ and Gapa
Mr. D. does not state whether any weapon was
Oscar Boxe was examined charge. Of having perpeated
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I'D indebted "a commercial house foF
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INSURANCE. ANN COLLECTING AGENCY

Actual Capital 81 4O2 966 2s and rapidly accumulate
ing-oa the Mutual Plan. DIVIDENDS 80 PER CENT PER
ANNUM Interest payable thereon il eash.
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: WILLIAM 4. GIBSON.

New Orleans, january 3d. 1853
Mr GoinsDear Sir: know how inform You Of the
wonderful change your Kapeapeum has made in For
eight years and four months suffered With the falling the
womb and had several or the physicians Of this
city Who finally thought my hopeless and refused
anything for me, when my husband found you the old
steamboat Southern Belle and purchased bottle Of your on
justly celebrated hair tonic among the refined Of
the city. really that II divine origin.
can hardly realize change, Tueyer felt betterinmy
life than do at this moment, That every poor afflicted
as get great tonic my feryeut prayer
MARY SIMS,
90 Heyia street.
New 1rfsAnE