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MARRIED,

On wednesday evening, December 2ld, 1885, nv
the Rev: Mr. Swentzel, Mr.. GEO. w TAYLOR
ofthls oty, to Miss LOUISA ELLEN STONE,
OF Georgetown, DC.
On the 18Th Of November. by the Rev A. G. Ca
rothers CHARLES W.SPENCER, % this city
70 LIZZIE \. MILES, OF Montgomery COUNTY :
On the Esd instant, by the Rev. Mr. Wentworth
V. ChI;ds, Dr. JAMES Nj. GRIMES to MARY
r.. PEf TON, eldest daughte of James MI, Tor.
On the 2lst instant, BY the Rev. G. w Samson
Mt; Ale RED L. BULLOCK to Miss ELIZA,
BETH +. KYLE, both Of virginia. ' IA
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The Mtsstssippi River.

NRw ORLEANS, Dec. 2l.-The Mississippi ros'
two feet eight inches during the past week, and
IL is now ten feet below high water mark. A
the same time last year IL was eight feet below.
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Liter from Havana.

hawba arrived here this morning, with Havana
dates OF the 2Oth. The Presidents message bad
been Teceiv. d, and besides causing great sen
sation among the Spanish officials, produced q
general sensation throughout the intelligent por
ton of the whole community.
Judge Douglas and lady were received with
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CUMBERLAND COAL

= CUMBERLAND COAL.
JUST REGElvED, Another cargo Of thst supe-
rior CUM BERLAND COAL. from the same mi1e
the last, assorted in qualities suitable for iamll.
stesmIRg and blacksmithing purposes Ali OF which
g. L. SHERIFF,
de z-eoS yard-th street, near Canal.
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Sudden Death,
Alexandra Grain Markets.

EasroN, Pa Dec 22.-Mr. James Titus, q
highly respectable citizen. fell dead in the street
this morning, from hemorrhage Of the lungs.
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Heavy DefaIcatien-Arrest Of q Loan Asss-
citation Secretary.

BosToN, Dec. 23-Amos Cummings, gr., Sec
rotary OF the Howard, Atlantic and fremont
Loan Assoc iation, has been arrested the charge
of loaniBg the funds Of the institution, contrary
to the provisions Of the charter. IL 10 known
that there had been received funds TO the amount
Of Sl53 90 which sum has unacoountably dwin-
died down TO only s47 goo, leaving a deficit Of
SlO6 600 The Secretary II charged with having
appropriated this amount 20 his own use. He 10
said 10 be about leaving for Europe. IL 10 un-
derstood that the losses sustained by the ssso-
citation will compel IL TO go into chancery.
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NEw ORLEANS, Dec. 81 The stockholders Of
the Southern Pacific Railroad met again this eve
ming Mr.. Clinton offered q resolution making
stock holders show how they obta ned their stock,
whether for money or for services rendered 20 the
company. This was discussed and withdrawn,
when president Fowlkes made a documentary
statement of his transactions with the company,
but before he got through his leading opponent
interrupted him, and expressed the satisfactioa
be felt al what he had done.
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From California VIA Tehuantepec.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec % The steamer q uaker
City is below, with 1913 passengers Ind San Fran
cisco dates to the 9Th, via Tehuantepec
The steamer Hermann arrived on the 18th az
San iancisco.
The steamer Golden Gate was DELAYED till the
9th. She would take 81 .50O, 600 treasure for New
York, and $3.50 go FIR England, via the Panama
route.
Business was quiet at San Francisco.
The overland mail of the 18th ult. arrived on
h. d
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MEMBERS OF CONGRESS and Others can be
WI provided With comfortable Recommendations,
on reasonable terms, in q convenient ana pleasant
locality, ct MRS. MANNING'S, No. I5S, fsth ct
west side, between Z and SITS. de s-lms
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DIED.

La GeoTgetown, ID. c., on the Esd instant, Mrs.
FRANCES F.. SMITH wife of Jeremiah j, M
Smith, IN the S9th ear Of her age. avn
On the sd instant, Mrs. T. DOVE
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FUTURE DAYS.

By J. C. MCGUIRE & CO, Auctioneers.
STOCk OF GROCERIES AND TWO SU-
- PERIoR Mich Cows AT AUCTION On MON
DAY MORNING. December nth, at 10 o'cl lck
at the store Of James Harris, on 7th street west
oetween south h and SIS (slt nd, we shall sell,
tne STOCK IN tra1e, comprising
Cofees, Teas, Sugars, Spices,
soap, Candle starch, Indigo Blue,
Cigars Tobacco, Glass, Crockery, Wooden Ware
&c.
Also. at u O'Clock. ? very superior Mich Cows.
1erms: 10 and under, cas- h; over that sum, a
credit OF 80 and 50 days. for satisfactorily endorsed
de 2td J. c MCGUIRE CO.. Auc...
MARsHAL's SALE.-In virtue OF writ OF
w her fsclas issued from the Clerks ONCE of the
Circuit Court Of the District of Columbia for the
county OF Washington, and TO me dire oted, shall
expose to public sale, for CASH, in front of the
Court house door of said county, on FRIDAY,
the oath Gay Of December, 1853, at u O'Clock m ,
the following described Property, to wit: All
DEFENDANTS night, title, claim and interest in and 70
Lot NO. nine. g. IN Square No. ore hundred and
ninety SIX, So In the city of WASHINGTON, d c..
together with al and singular the improvements
thereon, seized aud levied upon the property of
Francis DICKENS, and will be sod TO satisfy Ju-
dIcsl No. IS. to May, 1883, In favor Of w. B. Shep-
pSId. J. ID. HOOVER,
Late Marshal for the District Of Columbia.
no So-dts
III The above sale is postponed u1til Thursday
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COMMERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL. Der Cotton Sales of the past
three days 10 coo bales, including 900 bales 90
speculators and for export All qualities have
slightly declined
Bresdsturs- Richardson, Spence & Co. quote:
Flour is very dull and quotations are nominal.
Wheat il very dull, but notninally unchanged
Corn has declining tendency
Manchester advices are favorable. Market
firm.
Provisions Beef is heavy and pre,singly Of
fered. Pork Is dull Bacon Is heavy and prices
irregular. Lard is quiet and buyers are holding
back
Produce.-Rnsin Il dull. Sugar Is quiet Cof-
fee Is steady. Rice is dull. Spirits TurpentIne
steady.
LATEsr-LIvERPooL. Dec. Cotton closes
firm. Breadstufs very dull.
LONDON. acknowledgements 81 eps \, and
o6 ASK for account, ex dividend.
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III The above sale is postponed u1tiI Thursday
January 6, 1852.
J. ID. HOOVER. Late Marshal
% for the District of Columbia.
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Llrpsrpy Trrrar.ru

LONDON, noon, Dec. 9-The question in regard
TO the Atlantic cable will be decided In a few
days, and IL is thought that the Government viii
guarantee new capital. IL 90, a contract for
new cable will be Immediately made
The Bank Of England has reduced its discoun
rate per cent.
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LATEST BIT MAIL.

LIVERPOOL, "Wednesday evening Lord Derby
ACKNOWLEDGED the RECEIPT Of a memorial praying
for Government aid to the Atlantic Telegraph,
ana promises TO lay IL before the Commissioner
Of the Treasury.
The Times correspondent hears that Il was
decided at cabinet council, that the Count DE
Montslembert's appeal should be allowed 20
will be simply that the Emperor's pardon which
Will be pleaded, covers everything that the pen
atty imposed, and the possible effects Of the new
penal code
Mr.. Gladstone, in a speech to the Ionian Sen
ate, said that his mission was simply 70 emo uire
how England can most satisfactorily discharge
her oblig cations to Ionia.
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he"dTks.-December l6th-Flne, and pleasant
throughout 17th-Sharp frost, ice made, wind
~, me and pleasant througho 1sth-Fine,
frost, ice, wiHd NE, fine through colder
lsth-Cloudy, cold, and raw, wind f cloudy
throughout; finished with rain, milder, wind
SW. 2Oth-Cloudy, rain, milder, wind E.,
cloudy with rain throughout. 2lst-Fog and
rain, wind NE fog and fine rain throug bout
22d-sPlsndid sunrise, airy, wind NV; hne
and airy throughout. 23d-Sharp white frost,
ice made, wind NV.
ing.
Note Xmas Day, sun rises at Is, sets at "A.
Moon rises little after 1, morning 18th
OKoRsETowN, ID. c., Deer Odd, 1883. B.
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MOUNT VERNON PAPERs.-The New York Led
these interesting papers, will be sold
HHpers Magazlne for Is cents, sold az Adamson's
ln sIIser, Opposite to the Post Once, and 9Th ST ,
one door from Pennsylvania Avenue ~
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BY Telegraph for the Evening st.,
Five Days Later from Eu,.n.


ST JOINS Dec. n ,,.,...h,
shs h,,no IN tne lOth, has arrived AZ this port
Sue oIng LNerpool, dates tn the 9th IN, 4 N
rived at Liverpool on the sth Tn. $3.50
ef uiasgow, from New York on ths -. 49,.
arrived at Glasgow on the 7th Tn, go 800,
er Kangaroo left Liverpool for New York. ON IN.
The L. 8. sloop-of- war Marion was NJ a, v,,-
cents, Nov. I'D The friRate Macedooisn -.
al Alexandria. Egvp', on the 10Th, and the steam
vember.
GREAI BlIrArx.
Tie troop ship Bombay bad returned 20 Ply
mouth, completely dismasted, and had Lost over
board twelve Of her crew
general meeting OF the stockholders Of the
AuahNc Telegraph was called for the 18th Of
December, To consider the condition Of Affairs A
peeuon was In circulation calling on the Gov.
s'h"eh' 10 give guarantee on the new capital
necsssa y to prosecute the enterprise
collslon had occurred In the English chan
mel between the steamship ceylon and the Amer
lean ship Waban, bound from C.lcutt. 10 Han
brig. The latter was seriously dsm,esd ana
lost overheard her chief oftcer and one seam.n
out she was subseq uently towed into Plymouth.
FRANCE
The Government have decided on allowing the
appeal OF Montalembert 20 come before the Supe.
rior Court. but the answer will simply be that
the Emperor's pardon covers everything
Tue Moniteur officially declares that the dis
qnietude as TO the relations between Franco and
Austria, caused by the newspaper discussions, 10
by no means justified
France had concluded treaty with Japan sim
liar to that made by England.
SPAIN.
ne Queen, In her speech az the opening Of
We Cortes, said that everything compatibl with
the national dignity was being done TO secure q
pacific solution Of the Mexican difficulty and
.nat, II an immediate result was not obtained,
getically resorted TO. The address in Response
TO the speech was adopted unani mously.
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The LADIEs' FAR at the NJ. p. Church, Navy
Yard, for the benef, of the East Washington
Mission, richly deserves the patronage Of the
mas gifts for to- morrow
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foR IAISE and choice assortment OF nne
s'oeenes, eoniectioneries, &C, for the holidays,
.aIl al kisg 4 Burehell's, corner Of Vermont
avenue aad Fifteenth street
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The Bombay mail brings the Queens prool
nation which was read throug bout India on N
vember LIST. Its terms are liberal. IL guarsnte
to protect religious freedom CONFIRMS all eristir
treaties and rights, and offers a general ammo.
to all save the murderers Of the British, provid,
asuomission Is made by the rebels before the l
Of January.
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REAL EsrArE-A Green, auctioneer, sold YES
terday, lot 5, in square SIS, fronting on Four
and a-half street, near Maryland avenue. TO
'iedt, Tor 81 ,iOO On this lot the new church
recently sold twice the same day Is located
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NEW MEDICAL SALT.-Its peculiar excel
lenoe Is that, without the useless loss of blood
and strength, it efeotuaIly cures Infdmmato,y
Disedss mo othersJ by producing an equilibrium Of
ali the fluids IN the body the want of which is the
CAUSE Contamination,
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FoR FIRST CLASS EsTABLIsHMkNrs In all de
pa tments Of business, for holiday trading, &c
see our Alphabetical Business Directory In an.
other column.
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Certificate Of John r. MiQer. Of 4ttqkapog.

new lDefla AttaEapRs. March To- 1852.
In July last, vas induced to apply the BRIDGBWATER
MINERAL PAINT my Sugar House. and every
has exceeded expectations, representations
by the Agents, Messrs. G. G. BOGERT co. cheerfElv
add testimony the embraced the
Circular and recommend the Planters and others,
the best Fire and Water known Where
have applied it, it has been exposed the since july
and has neither bered cracked and has formed solid
metallic surface which has proved entirely mperyious.
QSignedl JOHN +. MILLER,
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Selected Certificates,

Certificate of the Neto Orleans Underwriters.
The undersigned Underwriters, having confidence in the
BRIDGEWATER PAINT the covering Of shfngle roofs
and frame buildings, will ut all times give those ere disks
preference where the BrdgewAteF Paint is used.
i. MATHEWS, Agent Sun Mutual Insurance Company
T. A ADAMS Pres't Crescent :. :.
A. BROTHER, Pres't Home :. .
j. PEABERT0N, Pres'tN. o. :. .
EDWARD OGDEN, Agent General Mutual :.
CHAS BRIGGS, Agent Liverpool and London :.
SAAL. F. ASHTON Agent Delaware Mutual :,
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General Reller oomlnittee. I. o. 3. ..

The following aFethe officers members of the Commit
tee f0T the term extending from July 1888 to January 1895
William Gregory President, to be found by addressing Box
No 10 Mechanics and Dealers Exchange st. ChAr streets
John b. Heno Treasurer 81 Camp streets Th0s H. Shields
Secretary in ODD Fellows HAl r. r. w Bachman Sc Camp
street, j. b. Nugon "a Victory srest Geo Seymour Tehon-
pii9glas street, j. F. krantE 81 New Leyee street. s. BseT
T. H. Webb MaTas Of Common street, c. v Joate n
Common street; j. r. Todd 100 Canal street, A. Moss Gus
tom House d. Farrar IA Louisa street: j. Sehwetaer
street. Miro. A. Brown Bradys lumber yard, corner
Julia and New Lsyee streets; Rueks PoydFas
Magazine Streets ChRs D. Morrison 4igers PHI Enge cor
ner Laurel and Sixth srecs easbegae Bourbon street;
Lafayeitei W. II. Ellis, 81 Gravier street.
jy23 THOMAS u. SHIELDS. Secretary
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G.. c. BOGERT g. co., Agents.

1hON WOEAt ABOVE AND UNDER WATER
G.. c. BOGERT 81 CO., Agents,
Nc. 70 Camp street, N. 0.
Tbesuperior aualftiesos tie BR1DaEwArEE pArgT ~
extensively known and it's reputation fayors5Iy
shed that the Agents deem necessary enter into
any Heightened description Of its merits, and will therefore,
only point Gifts prominent properties and reerdrse
selected testimonials from parties for the part we'll
known in thisvienity.
FoEcovering Roofs either Tim Iron Zinc Paper Canvas
Wood IL will be found invaluable the bending shrinking
arpng Of the material upon which II used does affect
the Paint In twenty four hours dries and in four weeks 1t
becomesa perfect Slate. As FIRE and WATERPROOF
Paint IT will he found superior any other perfect
lection to buildings against sparks einders, etc.
1t possesses great BODY, ELASTICITY, FLExrBTLITY
and superior any mineral substance
now In use.
For DECKS Of STEAMERS, either Wood or Canvas IT as
rival not only dries readily but becomes hard
stone in comparatively short time forming coating perfectly
SPARK and CINDER PROOF The great body the Paint
which has astonished ali painters who have used
he bes'and cheapest covering for WOOD TIN CANVAS
MUSLIN ROOFS
For every description of SHIP PAINTING either Wood or
Iron, above under the water will found unsurpassed
and especially of vessels The Ger.
acates annexed on this point most convincing.
For RAILROAD CARS, FEPoTs. BRIDGES AND ALL
OUTDOOR WORK has been successfully used at the North
and has of ncacuabe service in durability we'll
the protection affords agaiuleaks and injury
nom the effects offaIlug sparks and cindsrs
For the purposes for which the Paints recommended is
UNEQUALED, AID its value for PLANTATION use, for
STEAMBOATS, etc, etc. Is IECALCULABLE besidesbeing
CHEAPER than ANY other PAINT in the COUNTRY. It's
peculiar qualities its South
EVERY PLANTER, BUILDER and STEAMBOAT OWNER
will by single trial. be convinced Of the superior advantages
of the BRIEGEWATER PAINT economy,
sbityand protective properties all other mineral
DIRECTIONS:
The quantity lrequiredto reduceitto proper consist
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NOUBLING THE TNCOmE OF COTTO@
" PLA RTERs -
P4rENTED rapRoTgMEgg N THE nATUr4cru

PATENTED fMER0PERERIsEN TIE MANUFACTURED
or FARNS,
Employing Spin the Crop up fourth the num-
Der required 70 raise it this nabeE consisting children
six years OF age and above and unit for ponE
Am now prepared to furnish Planters with this NEW COM
BlNATI0N OF MACHINERY, inclusive of the gTEAM I'm
CINE, II namely. The Gin with Lap Appendafe
In Machine and the seHuen Machines of the spinning B
plantation copeie, with great dispatch Also competent
oEE.HAIF OF THE NEW PORTION OF THE INCOME
the very FIRST year will MORE THAN PAY for the Vhoo
Wages
Ny IMPROVEMENT in Its results to the Planter sauiv
lent 20 his having purchased Of plantation, Negroes
more productive than thoae be works. while bis Spin
te cares and anxetss inherent TO Planting Gathering and
Raiing up crop.
AACHINERY Ia 3 CASH ARTICLE, but for coed aeebpt
reasonable facilities; and for the RIGHT or
THE PATENT oneourth be paid each Of the dTsA
I'VE OF the the Yarns bring nned Cotton
with contract nsarng payment should the plantation change
proprieors.
Propositions Planters may b mRde and to know
Machinery their particular case they
what hiss the number ~ their
how many pounds Of Yarn day they must Spin
a22u GHa. O. HENRY Mobile. Ala.
MTOTECE-THR CITIZENS, MUTUAL, INSURANCE
1S COMPANY, of New Orleans. have this day commenced
operations and prepared to take REe Marine @nd River
Risks OF The usual rates.
Geo. W. West h. p Hunt
Jas A. White, HI. Musson
Evan ]. Mccall Martin Gordon, IF.,
D. JamiEon, Paun j. Martin.
Antonio Costa, Cesaire Olivier,
Omer Gaillard, John Eaton,
D. Beuiigny
QMER GAIIIlARD, President
A.sCREIBER, Secretary. n51Iy
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Certificates of Masters of Vessels, Ship Carr
penters. ETC.
Certificate of Hughes &. HaLette


We have used the BdgewRer Mineral Paint, for which G. G.
Boger agents. for the years
the Louisiana Dry Dock and have had opportunity
Judging Of it's merits durable and protective paint
In opinion it is superior any have
applied fresh work and Is in every respect equal
be- In short 1t perfect slate
great body elasticity
sells railroad bridges, depots and every description
painting that xpoeothe weather. the Bdgewaer Paint
" consider invaluable.
1 (signed) HUGHES, yALETTE & CO.,
ARentB of the Louisiana Dry Dock.
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Certificate of Capt. 81. Clair Ihomasson, of tn
Steamer Magnolia.

Certificate of Capt. 81. Clair Ihomasson, of tn
Steamer Magnolia.
Having painted the hurricane deck passenger
~ TfsP f
and have no hesitation pEonouncng superior In udg
protection against the effects orsparks and cnders II
nSs ST. T. fitS Ass
Certificate of Capt, n7illiam Broom, Of To,oboat
Ihave used the BRIGEwAfER PAINT, for which Mcssrs
g. B0GERF CO are agents onthe hurricane deck of the
and sparks and enders constantly falling has had eff
S R Msesi %
insure certain protection against the effects and Gin
(sgnedJ VIM BROWN, Captain Of Towboat Porpoise
New Orleans, Feb 4. 1884
g2yiPg had , the Lqgisians Dry Dock painted with the
05 Gain in aRo 81 cap" Porn5s T @
HqGHE$$, yALETTE ! THOMAS, Louisiana DOCK Yard.
J, z. WHITNEY CO., Agents Louisiana Dry Dock Co.
Certificate of Capt. TaOs. S. lfinot of Ship 0zJord
1have used the On s { iron work
as also on the decks and aFpsqs Of The shp Oxford
Of iron and rons Of wood and is BY the ss
ofthe Mineral and can recommend ship masters and
Certificate of Hu. s. adams, Master of Ship 10
seph Holmes.
1hare used the BR1DGEwATER MiSERAI PaI iI4 on
the work the ship Joseph Holmes, for the
months, and think Is superior to red lead paint
foriron that is exposed to water. WM s. ADAMS.
Planters is particularly directed to the fol
We the undersigned Cotton Factors and Commission Mer.
chants do cheerfny recommend the Bdgewate Paint the
serving the interests Of planters by calling their to it
peculiar enduring and protective qualities.
PAYNE & HARRISON,
WRIGHT, WILLIAMS Il CO.,
GEO. M. PINCKARD CO.,
WARD Il JONAS,
WATT x DESAULLES
HILL, MCLEAN CO.,
NJ. GREENWOOD 4 co,
superiority the BRIDGEWATER PAINT the Agents have
possession nnuerabe certificates which may be seen
application at their office.
Agents deem their duty well for the protection
the public for the character the to
bon anereed against imposition
considerable extent the past year. Owing eompca
ion causes the Company have been enabled keep
supply equal to the demand and is within the POSITIVE
KNOWLEDGE of the Agents, that various substances
have sold parties OUT OF THE CITY as the Bridge
Paint In order prevent any future disappointment
would suggest that orders be direct to u.s. or to
correspondensher with Instructions purchase ONLY
the Agents For the future, shall beregulsy supplied
will be able to fiji orders to any extent.
NO DEVIATION IN PRICE, TERNs-For ilsuHs under
$780, CAsH from slO0 $500 sixty days. S20Osnd upwards
our months creditor approved city acceptance
For sale dry in packages Of $50 pounds, by
G. G. B0GERT g. CO.,
~ Camp street,
Agentsfor the States of Louisiana,
d22 If Mississippi, Alabama and Texas
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J. WRIGHT q CO,
IE you WOULD ESCAPE


LONG SUFFERING, WEAKNESS,
DEF oRNITY OR PREMATURE DEATH
sDa1Iey'S Magical Pain Extractor,
The only Instant NeverFsnE Anadote to Pain on Earth
WARRANTED
To cure without smart and quicker all ais thst other ngp
relieve; has absolute and control over
the many maadss below named which deaes ALL other
temediessnd medical skill.
/. Stops all pain, even Of Burns instantly
g. Heals Burns and even Small Pox, ETC., free ofscaTs.
3. Admitsno scaid to raise water blister OF sore.
4. Takes away Old Sores fully.
8. subdUes all internal and external Inflammation
8. Ends Commissions, Collie and Fits directly.
7. soothes Nerves to ease quiet and strength
8. Restores action and strength TO Pslsied Limbs
9. Destroys Modification Instantly
10. Generates new Flesh rotedtherebv,
II. Keeps of Black and Swelling after blows
IL. Dssolvea Cataracts and strengthens Sight.
IS. Draws and heals Blisters free of smart OF mark
a. ReutraEes all poisons and humo either hereditary
fused by bees, hornets mosquitoes reptiles, rabd AL
mails, corrupt bodies or plants.
EABaoLUTELY
Now whether the bigot believes or not Fire Poison In
anmaton Notification Infection and Hydrophobia the hor
Of all men; Incpient Consumption Constipation Erysps
las Cancer inflammation Of the Chest Bowels Psursy
Chronic Darhea Dysentery etc. rendered comparatively
sany D henlld possessing ont poG OF
this Innocent mighty, cheap electric rapid autidote
versal suffering.
$4,000
Willie forfeited, FIT does notsave LIFE where all medical
scencefsils.
MILLIONS
Usei daily in asoundsd sati5facon-a praise iNoFE
ARE SAFE WITHOUT IT. has become the creates,
commercial antidote extant.
Referto Dir. " Mott New York the greatest surgeon etc.
in America, and all eminent physicians.
FoTssein New Orleans wholesale and retail by
j. WRIGHT CO.,
I2l and Isl Chartresstreet,