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CLEARANCEs For RAITINoR
MEMOIR Nh

MEMORANDA
Steamship Thos; Swami hamsey arrived at New York,
Steamer Richard Willing, Claypooe, cleared for Baltimore
at Philadelphia 9Th inst.
arrived in Hampton Roads, 9tH inst Left brig Josephns
Stevens, Baltimore next day, ballast schr Elite Ler
Brig Ga2ele BSoZe hence for Rio Grande, at 10
Brig 51s S T do6e pSnt for
9Th inst ship Jane Henderson Gait for Rotterdam and brig
Mckinney Tor Demarara, and s. H. Chadbourn Mason for
Brig Titana, Appleby for Baltimore sailed I'm Eastport,
sh g5, 9rP in cow Smith, for Alexandria. sailed from
sch silas Wright, Rogers for Alexandria sailed I'm East
schT Time, Hilton, for Baltimore, sailed from Nassau
Bark seah Could from Baltn ore arrived at Boston, 18th
Brig Knight Gage, arrived Boston from Baltimore 7h
Bark Kate Oliver, from Baltimore for Buenos Ayres was
spoken 9Th ult., lat 46, Ion. 33 To-
Schr Reindeer, Kenny from Baltimore, arrived at New
schr; Taft Rand, from Alexandria, arrived at Salem
schr Henry Cole Hazeton from Alexandria arrived at
schr sae Mears Richardson, from Baltimore arrived
Schr Richard Borden, Arnold arrived Fall River from
. schr E. Headley, Cathcart for Baltimore, cleared at
Schrs Sea Gull and John L. Darling from Providence for
was at anchor of Wexford 9Th inst detained
sch John FORSYTH Rogers, from Dighon for Alexandria,
ar ScpT # ReT TpGs 9TH W inst for
Bakers Landing, 9Th inst
sGhp Daniel Brown, Heald from Alexandria, arrived at
Bark JuTtina Marshall hence for Rio de Janero,
Brig IL A. Campbell Bennett from Rio de Janeiro arriv
ed at New ork 9th inst The H. C. reported sailed for
Brig Rqseway Belle Cole FIN Baltimore arrived at Grand
Turk, T. l., oath ult
EASTERN PORTS
NEW YORK, August Arr. ships West Point & Queen,
vepooE Calcutta keghorn; briggs A. Spague, Italy; Hell
Cienfuegos; Arabella Aspnwall schr Chrysolite Tam
NEW YORK, Augusts- barks Brazileira. Rio de Jo
nero; old Dominion, Havana; lyra, Key West
CID steamship Potomac, Savannah; bark William 4
Seare Harbor Island Hart, Mnititlan; Kate Brigham,
Georgia, Savannah; schrs W r Gem Wilmington, n, c.
Wave Jacksonville.
Hill, Algola Bay, G IL; Kentucky, Calcutta: G. Daven
port Iragani R. B. Forbes Penang bark Sea Bird, Cape
BOSTON, August s.-Arr. ship John Spear, Cronstadt;
parks Geo Leslie Pensacola Franklin, Trinidad briggs Jos
Park, Cardenas; Milton, Turks Island.
SOUTHERN PORTS.
ALEXANDRA, A ugust SArr. schT. Adriana, Portland
Cid: schr Kate Kallahan, Albany.
NORFOLK August 6.Cld schrs Callope, Rio dc janet
no; Minuette, New York
NORFOLK, August Arr bark Warren, Havana schr.
Ambition, Philadelphia.
RICHMOND, August 5-Cid. ship Wild Gazelle, Genoa
Janero; schr Ocean Bird, Philadelphia schr Mar
CHARLESTON, August6-Crd steamship Nashville and
WILMINGTON, August 6-Crd bark John Wesley, Ca
IL Warner John Roe and Marine, New York Charlie
ga, Philadelphia barks Tidal Wave, Monevdeo Rosalind,
Liverpool; brig Morning Light, Portsmouth N H. schr
NOZZLE a, August s-Arr: bark su!iote, Boston
MEW ORLEANS, August Arr bark Frederick Len
Maid Of Orleans. New York; Erie, London.
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ARRIVALS FROM BALTIMORE.
Schr Mary Frances, Spalding, Norfolk, 18th inst
Schr. Breeze, Hulse, Providence, 4th inst
Bark MOdena, Ryder, Boston, 9th inst
Schr. Pandora, Travers, Norfolk, 7th inst
Schr. Cohasset, Tobey; New Bedford, 9th inst
Schr Reindeer, hinner, New York, nth inst
Schr. War Eagle, Hodgdop, Boston, 5th inst
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Shipping ynttlIigtnft.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, August 9.
ARRTVED

ARRIVED ENE
Steamer Georges Greek Gsgef sGB eT b ns u
sde Cape Henry brig aze, hence for Rio Grande, be
asieemshp VIM Jenkins Haett, 60 hours from Boston
mdse and passengers to A. l. Higgins Reports of Cape
Henry ship bound in and below Smiths Point another at
Steamship City of Norfolk Parker hours from savan
Brig Chesapeake, (Br) Gwynn, from Demarara, sd ut
ballast to W H. Perot. Towed up by the steamtug Fahy
sehr Adela, Baker, from BOstOnO Rose Lyon; ice to
Sch Ada Herbert, Puryere from Boston, ice to W H Of
err lArr Friday, but accidentally omitted =
Rose 6 meaf aS6er to Pery SRbGse Scott
COME UP 9
Brig Frances Jane Kirch before reported at
ed up gy steamtug HasweL
AT QUARANTINE
F Bruno Sons July 10Th, died at Matanzas William
schr R. II Perkins, Roberts, Il days from Cardenas
gar and old iron to Morrell Randall tE
List of Canal Boats from Havre de Grace per steamer Ports
mouth August 9, 1889
Boat g McConkey, Captain pson-lumber to Henry
Boat D. g. Morrel, Captain Hayne-lumber H. james
Boat North Star, Captain House-lumber to Henry Jame
Boat NATIONAL Captain Foust-lumber to Barnits Brin
Boat Edorado, Captain Fisherlumder to Barnits Brin
Boat Thomas Rahmell, Captain Logue-lumber to Cock
ey& Co. .,, ,.- o. ~.
BOAT capt ShOppell captain 10 Sarr ines
Co.
Boat Union, Captain Smettzer-slate to Bayley Co.
Boat BALTIC Coal Co., No SO, Captain Berght-coa to ChaS
Gilmor.
Boat Highland Home, Captain Mowry--coal to order.
BOAT Native, Captain Eckman-'coal to William McCiymon
Boat James stookey Captain Davenport to Grow
Miller & Co.
Boat NJ. Welsh, Captain Bright-pig to Thomas Wi
son.
Boat Catharne Elizabeth, Captain Riley-copper ore
McKim x Co.
Boat Rachael Ann, Captain Leathers-lumber to Barn
Boat Martha Ann, Captain Leathers-lumber to Barnts
Brinon
CLEARED.
Brig Eureka Gray, Kingston Jam.-peCerdoVa' heI
Brig Ellen Bernard, Bourne, Boston-Hesen Rogers.
Schr. White Foam, Millikin, Provdence-S. Phillips
Co.
Schr VIM Bacon, Tyler, New York-Rose & Lyon.
Schr. Prima Donna, Reddish, Petersburg, Va.-Wm Al
plegarth L. Son.
Schr James F. Price, Berton, Alexandria-Wm. Appl
garth Son. ... .....
SAILED
Brig Eureka, Gray, Kingston, jam, in tow of steamtu
Tigressr ,. o.-o.s po,,r,,o p,..o. = e
schr White Foam Millikin Providence in tow of steam
tug Jas. Murray
ARRIVALS FROM BALTIMORE.
Schr. Mary Frances, Spalding, Norfolk, 18th inst
Schr. Breeze, Huse, Providence, 4th inst
Bark Modena, Ryder Boston, 5thinst.
Schr. Pandora, 1ravers, Norfolk, It'll inst
Schr. Cohasset, Tobey; New Bedford, 9th inst
Schr. Reindeer, hinner, New York, nth inst.
Schr. War Eagle, Hodgdon, Boston, 9Th inst.
CLEARANCES FOR BALTIMORE
Schr. Seguine, Kingsand, New York, 9Th inst
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8xtl 20aNs.

LA - WESTERN
-~A----sz2[ MARYLAND RAILROAD
On ord .co OPEN TO oWINGS' MILLS.
ana after the 9Th Of August the cas- will leave Calvert
turning leave 0S RisIa at 80 A; ~, and p NJ Re
Weat;T e Mills ate and IL A. NJ, and 445 p
the ReaV Hnnse ains on he Northern Central Railway
Camp 60 cents mp ucAets Tor the baltimore
att rpu,r,- ,,.,ro-
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN a.. = ona
month from this date will transfs ~ si Wy
the nans Of Wan ohS Rssgcsd sanding IN
Logan fisner,Jr hayi1g departed this fe Saa "'am
Baltimore. July az Il IA WisTER, Administrator
ta - II $500. sssssah az j2leolm+
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IA klEss c.. PHILADELPHIA,
49, s.lA--1Aaa---Ntsss' " | |. NJ N q y q 81
Steamboats,,

rss[r~ THREE TIMES PER WEEK
S==zzEszz-zazFOR PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
ING towhatt- n Steamboat Company will on and after
SAAIrU RDAI the 18th August, RUN THE STEAMERS
I GEO PEABODY" and "BELVIDERE' THREE TINES
PHK WEEK, leaving Baltimore EVERY TUESDAY
ppdUhSDAI and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS at 3 o'clock
Returning will leave Richmond the same days and at
the same hour ~ 1'9' anu 81
dations S ''''4 'IIol4ino
For freight or passage apply to
oate J. BRANDT, Jr., Agent
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AT QUARANTINE;

Brig Frances Jane Kirch before reported at quarantine
from Humacoa, p R.-sugar to Kirkland Chase & Co. Tow
ed up gy steamtug HaswelL J..
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jeSu
Ma CFAS. McCOLGAN & BRO,
Hfs$15 No. SARATOGA STREET
NEAR GAY.
Have hand and offer for sale all of the approved
brands of both Foreign and Domestic LIQUORS, which they
prepared to sell on the most reasonable terms They
enumerate in part viz: BRANDIES of different brands in
public stores HOLLAND GIN Port, Sherry, Madeira and
Malaga WINES; JAMAICA SPIRITS, of superior quality;
and favor KIMMEI &c, &c all of which the public are
invited to call and examine for themselves. diff
CA R. R A U S & co,
tHSfl7s5j IMPORTERS
$500 DEALERS IN LIQUORS AND WINES
PRODUCE AND CIGARS.
NO. IL CHEAPSIDE, ONE DOOR SOUTH OF LOMBARD ST.,
dies, various ynages Whiskeys, Old Rye superior Scotch
Old Bourbon Monongahela Holland Gin of different brands
Domestic Brandy Gin Pure Spirits, Rected Whiskey and
Peach Brandy Swiss Stomach Bters superior article
imported and domestic all guaranteed to give satisfaction
ocl9u Z No ID CHEAPSIDE
Ga LAURENCE Thomson 4 CO.,
Rlz8Ne& STREET,
IMPORTERS OF
BRANDIES, WINES, SEGARS, &c,
Offer for sale an extensive assortment of
j. Hennessy; Otard, Dupuy Co.; Jean Louis 1911 Spe-
rior old Cognac Jules Robin q Co; A. Segnette John
Durand Coof various grades All in u s. Bonded Ware
houses
Sherry, Madeira, Port, Sicily Lisbon Burgundy and
Malaga Wines in casks Also, ChamFage, Claret and Hook
IN gass-part yey choice; Curacao and Maraschino Cor
HOLLAND GIN, of Bickers s'Grape' brand-of highly
approved quality London Brown Stout and Porter Scotch
and India Ale bordeaux and Marseles Sweet OIL Sar-
dimes Maccaron, Fermicell Olives, Capers, &c, &C.
HAVANA SEGARS constantly receiving from a number
bratn d man fart lam ~
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,s j. BRANDT, Jr., Agent,
" Ii0ht strpnf Nrhnr
sl FOR FREDERICKSBURG, VA.
naasssslss..-.lS TIE slaamer NIRGINIA 90 y =.

En~sIE@@A FOR FREDERICKSBURG, VA.
HeEA1zasts-@>z The steamer VIRGINIA, Capt n Fair
the season. between 7 ups ~
a. ro,I BlAILTIM0RE AND FREDERICKSBURG,
On FRIDAY March 18th, 1889, leaving Baltimore on tina
gay at clock NJ from her BERTH Light street wharf
foot OF Barre and each succeeding Friday thereafter at the
same hGur 2drying in fredericksburg next day evening
saturday before dark Returning, will leave FREDERICK.
burg every Tuesday morning at O'clock after the arrival
arrive in Baltimore early Wednesday morning
Inc rgnla Will stop at all of her usual landings On
the KAPPAiANNOCR, going and returning and in addi.
sengers. '''N anu pas
The steamer has large freight capacity which facilitates
the handling and slowing of goods thereby preventing
breakage and other accidents. ~ f'''s
She is amply provided with well ventilated State Rooms
ana erts which renders her Of most pleasant and
comfortable boats for passengers the Chesapeake Bay.
has been thoroughly overaued and repaired during Ie
past winter, and furnished with NEW ROLLER therev
greatly increasing her speed
~ Freight of all kinds taken very moderate rates and
and Friday, up to o'clock
81 AZ Freight landed on the river must be prepaid
Goods from other lines destined for fredericksburg ar
points on the river, will he promptly received by the
IN atmore, charges paid, and forwarded with despatch
tram from the River received and delivered per bag
For further information apply on board, or to
CAPRON Il GWYNN, Agents,
No II South street, Baltimore
+. SLAUGHTER, President
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daSnSes and their baggage conveyed free Of charge
between the DepotS on the Route
Passengers by this Line enjoy comfortable nights rest
at any point and resume their TRIP By dayIirbf ~ "SH'
R5-PARTGCULAR NOTICE-Passergers from New York
and philadelphia by this Line will have their baggage
checked from those cities to BAY BOAT s. from Whence Il
will be checked to different points South.
good by the Bay Mail Le apply n NEW YORK at the
T9mPdRy once Great Southern Railroad Office Iersev
P e5cs SrSd Barclay p 3P9Ts the Asor House
Office y. corner of Sixth and Chestnut streets: Of
at the Depot, Broad and Prime streets And in BAiTi
MORE at the Office Baltimore Steam Packet Company loot
Of MON Dock, or on board the Bay Steamers
Ihe arss and connections new and beautiful steamers
fort and convenience has been added to the Line The
ANA Capt e. " Rgss aHd fiEe Csp E4Gjs Is!
cannon having unsurpassed state and berth
The Norfolk or Bay Line steamers will leave the Comma
nny,s wharf, UNION DOCK, FOOT OF CONCORD STREET,
O'''' ''''''' eS-IfF O'Clock, P. Ma
WHICH daTas y eF the arrival of he EEgrsfs g
The following is the Schedule:
Sey York, at O'clock, 4 NJ rortsmouth al al OCH
bba aitimdIS y % %il@ngtoD at
For Augusta Charleston and the o6th via the Manches
Passengers for Richmond and Pstersburg or any other
point points on the James River connect with James River boat,
PASS @ R a5 Sa' Pm Bano Ycvbrr Wash
ngton Weldon, Goldshoro Beaufort Warsaw, Raleigh and
a Wilmington qn y G. win find tia most pleasant direct and
Baltimore, 1859 [jeIstrI President
ali n BALTIMORE AND PHILADEL,
a'z.szsssaE=APHIA s ", y g A COMPANY
For the transportation of Merchandise Produce Packages
Horses Carriages Furniture and Goods of all Sorts between
FOR PHiL4 DEIPHiA@0na Of the Company's Steam.
irving in Phadephia at o'clock the next morning in am
FR6M PHiTADELPHIAH.Iltg daily. at ococ, from,
No 10 South wharves. e"' '''''
Goods forwarded Immediately with carefree Of all oa,a
j.. ~ Arc
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CLEARE
IF...z.--
SAILED

Brig Eureka Gray Kingston, jam, in tow of steamug
Tigress.
Brig Ellen Bernard, Bourne Boston, in of the
tug Tigress.
Sch White Foam Mllikin Providence, in tow of steam
tug Jas Murray.
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Later from Mexico

The steamship Tennessee. Can't, Forbes left yero
Cruz on the Sth inst, and arrived at Quarantine on
wednesday afternoon. Her mails reached the civ
early yesterday morning. Her purser reports
American brig Fanny Lincoln, loading for New
York. ''"1ns .oi we"
York. ,N' - san ,oi We"
American schooner Hiram Staples, arrived the 9Th
French ship Franco-Mexico to sail for Bordeaux
on the 9th inst Aese'A
British brig Mexicana, from Liverpool on the 9Th.
on the 9th. ~, Nv" ot'e"hS
British steamer Thames, sailed the eth for Havana
SUI al Sacrliicos the u. s. sloop.ofwar Brooklvn
Capt Farragut, and Savannah, Capt Jarvis British
lrlga'es salorouS and Araehne; French frigate Mer
cure, and Spanish frigate Valdez.
Nothing decisive in the progress of the civil war
iad taken place since the date of the previous ad
wees. scheme was on foot TO hypothecate the
church property for the purpose of raising money to
carry on the war against the Constitutional Govern.
ment The priesthood consent to it as the only hone
of success, and the French and English Ministers, it
Is said, lend their countenance to the project and
used their influence to negotiate loans upop that
basis, Offering to guarantee payment. Capitalists
however, seemed to set very great value upon such
security, probably being doubtful whether the Gov
ernments OF france and England would approve the
action of their agents.
hazatlan was occupied by the Liberalist forces On
the Sd of April the garrison, stores and munitions of
the Reaetionists being captured without bloodshed
Miramon has issued DEGREES declaring Juarez and
Ill his supporters traitors and imposing upon all Re-
.ctionists the duty Of. denouncing and bringing to
punishment all persons suspected of favoring the
liberal cause.
Previous to the sailing of the steamer Gen. CARA
'rrived at Vera Cruz with reinforcements and sun.
lilies for the garrison.
The Constitutionalists, having taken Guadalsjar.
ire now in possession of almost the whole country;
he Reactonsts hold places of note with the excep
ion Of theI capital Queretaro, Orizaba and Jaapa,
nd the latter place has probably been wrested from
hem ere this. Robes was in command there, and
e was surrounded by the Liberals.
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KEY WEST CORRESPONDENTS.
tho New Orleans Crescent. ]

!. Special 70 tho New Orleans crescsntl
KEv WEST, May 6, 1859.
Msssrs Editors The British schooner Sea Lark
Capt Conn, from jamaica bound 70 New York, ar
rived At this port April 25th in Distress has been dis
charged taken out on the railway and repaired She
will be ready to sail next week.
The British bark Buenos Ayrean, here from Matan-
zas leaking, has discharged her cargo OF sugar She
has been examined thoroughly, and found to be in .
bad condition and needing very extensive repairs.
She will be condemned and her cargo re.shipped.
She has damaged over seyenty-ive hhds sugar.
These will be sold.
| The ship Mnlhouse has broken up, and about 600
bales cotton lost. The vreckers saved 2lo2 bales,
all Of which have been sold by the Marshal. The
materials of the ship brought 1874 so; the cargo
saved, 7.227 80; the specie sent back to New Or
leans $25,509. Total value Of property saved, $s5,.
522 80. Upon this amount the Admiralty Court
have awarded the wreckers $27,513 II, as follows
Salvage cotton, $24s73 Al; other cargo, $3.50 7o
on specie, 1913 50; on materials, 81 ,19O IS; al
lowed u s. Transport crew, $l70. Total $27,5l3 II.
The French brig Tchernaia went to sea on the
7sth, bound to Havre. Her expenses were So ,4l6 J;
salvage, $1,000. Total, se,4ls.
The bark vesta, Of Boston, passed the city on the
10Th, bound to Galveston.
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COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
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II SPECIAL 10 Inc New Orleans Crescent.1 ~
i HAVANA, May 8, 1859.
Il Aessrs. Editors -The requirements of the higher
numbers Of Clayed sugars for the Spanish market
having for the time ceased, that description of SD
Il gars may now be had on easier terms than last
advised. The continued unfavorable advices from
foreign markets has had depressing effect here, and
except some small parcels purchased to complete
cargoes, upon the basis Of 81 to 81 rails per arrobe
for D. s. No. u, there has not been anything doing
since my last advices. The highest offers recently
made have been on the basis of rails per arrobe
Tor D. s. No. II, which, however, sellers generally re-
iuse 70 accept. 1, however, venture to place my
quotations upon the basis of to 81 rails per arrobe
ior g. No. IL, although rates are by no means set
Yea. Inc stocks here and at Matanzas are com.
puted At 600 boxes against 255 900 boxes at this
period last year.
MuscoyADo SuGARs-At Matanzas have ruled at
u 70 81 rails per arrobe for superior refining to good
grocery, with stock of 300 hhds. At Cardenas
rates nave ruled lower, common to fair refining hay.
ing sold At g. 81 and rails per arrobe, with stock
Of more than $500 hhds, exclusive Of incompleted
cargoes in the Bay.
MoLAssEs--ln good demand here and at outports
at II to 81 rails for Clayed and to Al rails for Mus.
| covado per key Of 81 gallons
AAAp~oHeh tue iast Jay OF the week barrels and
tlerces we're well maintained at sly per quinta. On
that day rates declined 25 cents per quntal and nv
quotations are for barrels and tierces SIG To- and
for kegs, SIS Is per quintal. Stock, 1000 barrels
and tierces and 400 kegs.
BuTTER-Common abundant and dull. Last sales
loo kegs Philadelphia at SIG and so kegs Goshen at
$40 per quintal.
CHEEsE-No arrivals or sales of American re.
ported.
HAAs-Good sugarcured have advanced to s15
per quintal
PoRK-Cear in good demand SO boxes from
New York sold at SIG per quinta Mess also in de-
mand; Sc barrels from New York sold at sI9 so ner
barrel.
TALLow-No American in stock.
PoTAToEs-Yery scarce and in demand,
YELLOW PINH-None in stock.
FREIGHTs-Active and tending upwards, To Brit.
lsh Channel for orders 45s to 55s Coastwise 81 per
box, So 80 to 81 per hid. sugar, So so per hid mo.
lasses.
ExcHANaEs-Firm and tending upwards. quote
sterling III to l53 per cent premium; New Orleans.
(short) to ~ per cent. premium New York. eco
day blls) 3 to 81 per cent premium.
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wINER's CANADIAN vEI,MIFUGE.
IMPORTANT MEDICAL IMPORTATION.


The late DR.. Chapman of PHILADELPHIA has laid down as
rule, that worms be suspected in child there
evacuation and especially weakness of the bowels
led by discharge of slime and nucu medical auhor.
tiles agree that to work thorough the stomach
must be invgorsted we'll the themselves dis
charged. THers Canadian Ttrmqs rnls these con-
dons IT not only expaes the vernicue strengthens
the digestion increases the solvent e the gastric Juice
and impars healthy action to the bowels It's cure.
are complete and permanent.
The IDEA OF THE LIVING BODY
Being the receptacle Of greedy worms sckesng ye.
six out OF ten children less afflicted wh
them Why should this be the when volumes
testimony that few doses Winer's Yer
mituge will eradicate the dseaef Parents
established fact and that medicine is free from
all deleterous substances.
PAINLESS IN ITS OPERATION,
Certain in its results free from all mineral substances and
nvgoatirg to the system these of WINER's
CANADIAN TERMTFUGE, preparation which eradicaes
every class of internal with degree eff dispatch
as agreeable as it is astonishing.
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail by
J. WRIGHT CO. Sole propretors.
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GREAT DISCOVERY,

Ample tests, both by able practitioners and chemical analy.
Sis have demonstrated tho great value of Prof De Grahs
beautiful combination, called
ELECTRIC OIL,
of the relief and cure of pain But people
rendering their verdict a manner both unnsakabe ard
satisfactory More than twenty
sold in very short tnea proportion those who heard
thers recommend it, who had tried it. That its splendid
discovery is everywhere acknowledged and nothing like
was ever before prepared.
The only genuine ELECTRIC Prof. DeGraths which
is to be had at all the respectable Druggists in this city and al
wholesale and retail at the proprieos prices, Of the Agent
Fer sale in New Orleans, wholesale sndiretai by
J. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
a3l ly ri and Is; Charsrss street.
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THERE IS NOTHING LIKE 1T.

How much pain and suerng-nsy, life itsel-ay be
saved by having supply of "Dtley,s Magical Pain Ex
acto on hand in Of sudden accidents In cuts wounds
burns scas span aud which children
constantly subeche action Of Pain Extractor ever
the FaHlies should be without directions
accompany each box The genuine is always signed HENRY
DALEY, manufacturer. steel engraved label.
DALLEr'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Has bees in thirty there hardly
but what has heard Of it. and family has used
that could be induced be without box hand
of sudden accident. Where used is become
standard remedy because it las equal caring bu-ss
scalds cuts, wounds and bruises sores piles and all
other iua and Diseases where the parts az
fected can be reached,
A WORD TO FAMILIES.
When look around your houses you think thete
nothing wanting, children I'll playful smiling and
everything forebodes comfort and happiness suddenly one Of
the dear aa and deep result of the &C.
cden You look everywhere for relief you dud
i-why' Because have neglected have on hand box
OF daley Magical Pain Estractorbs is the whele
be Keme1be and always have 1t haud Instant relic.
will be at hand
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Will subdue the pain inflammation from the ssverest
burns scads from twenty mdues heal the wounds
without scar and eeetualy fever sores piles rheu
lsiammaory rheumatism eyes cuts wounds
bruises old sores scad head and banions spraus
dwellings eon chillbans bites insects sore nipples or
sweed broken Breasts and all other and CT
areous Diseases where the affected reacAed
Far sale in New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by
j. WRIGHT { Co.
q and l5l Chartres street.
Sole agents for the Southern States and to whom all order.
should be addressed.