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SrtHEESRg CHEESE !-25 BOXES,
u an extra good lot just received those wanting
something nice, By box or slice, call in at
CHAs. McJ0HNsT0S'S,
jyI Posey's Block, Main ST.
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a-RO IN CE .G.N.D C0.M.EIISSlO.N


W NEW STOCK at BITTROLLF'S
= We would respectfully inform tho public that we
have just received our neE stock % Gold and Sill
YER s;ches, RBs Jewelry, sIyerrsrs, Clocks, Gold
Pens, &c, intending some very fine Lava, Coral,
Mosaic, and Cameo Sets very rich and handsome
tyies of Gold Guard Fob, and Vest Chains, Breast
Pins, bracelets. Ear Rings, Finger Rings. &c
We would call particular attention 90 stock Of
Cold and Silver Marches. which are Of superior
quality, in al fs ects. Also, good stock Of Ia
TIE. Tea, salt, ana Mustard spoons, forks, &c,
Warranted pure Silver. E-7 Har f -
SILVER plated w are. such acasfors, Cake Bss-
kets, Spoons, dc, Of FHE HEsT QCAGTT2, always
hand -Icfta c',i d --aa fEl $40 A. s.lnll
We are setting al Eastern prices Cor cash, ans
warrant goods % b. represented i-2 -
laYIg - BIT rllOLuF BROS, "a Main 81.
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HO0ssnoED t,1K.v1ri'Rs az

We viii sell Al auction, AZ our auction rooms, on
THURSDAY MORNING, Jai, IA at ~ O'Clock.
. sofas, iiSans, sofa arm chairs, sofa rockers,
sofa parl0r chIirs, extra quality; rosewood ia
HE, marble top ttifeau, mahogany bureaus,
asriAs.t top wash stand cherry wsth-stands a.
yards of carpet,rs extra uak cane seat chairs,
rosewood bedstesd, cherry ied-teals, lot of
common chairs, extension table, rosewood what
not hat rack, fne srticle feather beds, bedding
ami variety 81 other articles too Numerous
mention. The above articles are fne gousls, and
in good order ami win De sold without reserve.
Those wanting goo,is Will 10 we'll TO attend
iyl2-td ~. NELSON & CO, Auct'rs.
ET00P IE0.s. EXTRA Qg.sLETY.
. n II Just received, a, bundles, all sizes, nv
JACOB STRAFb 4 son, "a Main ST.,
bK n i;ctwrea Second and Third.
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KENTUCKY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE.
LOUISVILLE, he NTUCKY. s.
I1yHR LRCTERRS IN THIS I-S.sTf Il

II tuition will commence on the first Monday in
November and continue four months. During DC
tnber preliminary lectures will he delivered al the
Hospital and College without additional ehsrce
| FACULTY. .T SIS
BENZ. ". DUDLEY, NJ. D., Emeritus Professor
OF Surgery. 30 NE -HflF u 40
HENRY NJ. BULIdrT, n. ID, Prsfsssa, OF TIs-
DRY and Practice Of Medicine, -
JOHN HARDIN. NJ. d, Professor al Obstetrics
c. w. WRIGHT, NJ. D., Professor Of Medical
Chemistry.
". ID. MARSHALL, NJ. d., ProlsssSr of Materit
Medica and Therapeutics. ...f.r. . -ttf.-
MIDDLETON GOLDSMITH, NJ. d, Professor Of
the Principles Of Surgery and Clinical sdrger,
W. II. SrIRMAN, al d., Professor Oi Anatomy.
G. W BAY LEss, NJ. d., Professor of Physiology
aud Pathological Anatomy.
DAVID CUMMINS, NJ. d., Demonstration, a
FFFs Fac Professor eI5-full soarss S1c5.
q. W. BAILESS, VI. u,
lylI2w -..r |fs Dean OF the Faculty
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HaBD or, so.,P .s.,:D c.a.sDEOs
IL 5 blls Lard on
20 toxes Star Candles, e
20 boxhs MOL and Grown soap atE /.
Just received aud for sale by 10 49,
S7 20 -r CHAs. NcJoHNsTON.
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II holders in the Evansville Branch Bank
hereby notified that dividend of 1--WE per cent. has
been declared from the profits OF the six months,
ending June j0th, payable on demand. -..f
iyl5-3t SAML. BAYARD, Cashier
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nsa VT M s.s6ss.M.z.v To

~ undertake he management Of a corntry
Grocery Store net far from this city. Apply 70 u
y Journal office, stating sslsry expected.
T. All applicants must spesE German, and be sccus
toned 10 trading hist
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sS,U.v.DK1RS- 80 1Llsk -
~ IA Cutting Boxes, sanford's Patent-nade b.
Ford, u New Albany, for sale cheap.
trl 40 bundles Cotton Line.
| Grass, Hemp, and Manila Bedcords.
= Cotton Batting, aa-reI
ID ID. Brashss-horse, shoe, sweepings NhiteTash.
Dried Peaches. ~
- Dried Apples, Rice
Cofiee--Rio and Java in sacks.
SngaT-thTee grades OF New orlesns-pul-
4 80 verified and crushed white. 49,.
For sale hy ERSKINE, CURNICK a co,
ieEs -eFA ltis" AZ Main street.
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81 The time for canning and preserving fruits
is near at hand SO the public are informed ina
We have IN store and for sale al l0w figure
II BBLS. OF REFINED SUGARS
assorted--oOmprisiUg Crushed, large spo s1 1
loaf; Powdered. Clarified, and Coffee Sugars, We
ask an examination OF quality and prices peiofs
purchasing. NICkEh1, Dnv2
wi
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DNensNiile, Tuesday, July 2Ctl-
Mount Vernon, THURSDAY, July 18Th. ..
New Harmony, Friday, Jniy 29th.
iylG-iOtd4ltw 4. C0ULDUCK, Agen
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6Gs.s'T0.S' TB.9 CO.nP.s.s'I, ": y.
rrPTI. DOEL.gHS ne W.fRDE'
m DoZ. .lssD IsI.s;E 6HJBs-s,

Nv 20 gross Clothes Pins, as d spring a saved
doz assd brass Hound Cedar Buckets,
: dog do DO do Churns,
doz DO Ircn-bOuud do do,
- nests ass'd Cedar Wash Tubs from 2 q
in nest,
- nests Murdocks best Can Pals,
5dOz ass'd Iron hound Cedar Bucke,s.
+. doz extra heavy Oak Horse do,
20 nests Bail Boxes,
..r rs nests ass "A S aud q in nest Cerman Mar
ket Baskets, rt4 9 o.. trsta -
r 1r~ n III
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HyHR SIXTH A-N.N'I.5L G.QT.z-
- LoGUE OF BEHM'S COMMERCIAL COL
LEGE is now ready for distribution. Students In
the city entitled "a them. also those who have in
serted their cards, aud all others interested,
quested toTdh at VI. l.. Jnhnsons Book Bindery,
and obtain copies. ....--t a. jyll
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hCOffCEs-bE h.1 n TITS ~
eu associated with us an the .nersl Dry Goods
business Mr.. Il. ). TENSEY, OF the iats firm Of
Tenne, i S0rensOh. -
0ur I 3use ~ well established in b.siness 10 this
city nd with car facilities for buyin g, We feel
sured that no house IN the trade ca oder superior
Inducements.
Our stock viii lie large and varri ID, comprising
Foreign and Domestic DRY Goods 81 neraiiy, full
line OF White Goods Notions. Boots Shoes, Hats
and CAPS.
Oar old and neW c1stOmers visiting the CITY, Wo
would respec tfiilV invite call and examine our
stock We in maze IL their sdsautage 70 dofo.
-, JEWELL. NEWBERRY A co.
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Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIVALS.


As~f .S x
Ro cssf1s o6s S
and child coova ee and sn servant NJ ana Mrs
three Children and infant and and
" SsiAss = Ss sS's s.s,i h
ems ss Sss and ana
Ss%s %ss sssdGa Stssea a;s ps~si s n:
Stamp and NJ an &
M n, a Ew and infant and WnSv Kays
m as5 Ir s..
Mr Mann and Mrs II the sssers srsoD howard
From Classy II Ne s s'ssmSSp ~, Mrs Miss
smith q London: Mitchell and lady, isias Proctor
Smith, Master James smith, Daniel Coffin; James Crehson d
l Rsnten 1se5 Jas smith, spp
From Richmond IN the steamship amestownMrs Lewis
Mey wer~ys Mss Gh,sa Mrs Mahqnsy Not
ham, Boykn %iss Andersen Tayor Geo VILLAIN Sa
gerald n1 he ssss f
DEPARTURES
For Savannah, In the steamship untsvflle-B Fowler
John fiiarn tornSishs IsmsraSsr somsn S 'sec
Ss1ssf h S is
ias Bonand and wife, Mrs wiIlans Miss Esee Williams
essf Mr. s
MRS r. Kline miss Nina solomon. Ii Sheppherd wife,
Mrs Goyham. Edward Mills. Samuel Sherman @ Well
DIR Dignovy, Edwin Auttin, Henry Comstock J
Tarleto, Chas snllvan, II Bogardns, Tipsl,
For Norfolk, Ac 10 the steamship YorktownE Want Mrs
James and daughter w ii Harding, Miss Smith. Miss L
Sturdvant II Sublct Miss Goslne, q Tnson Mr. Sails
bury II Brown; Mosly and servant. r 7 Haylsnd Mss
Sampson. Kuhn, Taylor, morton Mrs Wilson, Mr.
Sheldon, James Smith, Mrs Camp and child, Burbank
Miss Paeson II Parrish, VIM Cathcart and IL In steer
| age.
For Galway IN the steamship CrcassanMlss Mcf, MIss
Scott Mrs Vanderbilt and two children, BeasA; Bripet
Boyle, Mrs Cudyre. VIM yoyant Galway; Mr. l}urne Dr
Bonner 81 Johrs Miss Foley, Miss Foley way; Miss
Stokes, Miss Cah Hugh Epey, Dublin Lsrnaer Potter
Mr. Sweeney London; Munscl Manchester; Mr. and Mrs
/ Whte Balyany and l65 third class.
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AGmirs IN NTorocco.

nv ta arrival on tho 2T. ult, at Southampton, OF the
steamer Ossa, we have the following intcllgence:
From Taneior We learn That apprchcnsons enter
tanned respecting the safety Of the British Subjects residing
Vailed ana large body &C Kabycs were said to b.
Side The wall 81 langier, lady, given signal, 70 rash
into the town Win view - plage Tue gate OF the town
WAS yiglanty guar he'd On tac 18th al tle ETropaaa
consns gaficrs IN the vicinity Of rangeT destroyed
by fire. The garden Of the British Charge AItres
This act .of incendiarsn commltted by the moan
Iilneels.
Gu the 18th ut. Mr. nrurnmoni Hay arri 'ca In the
lrench steamer Egyptian, his object being % eject
Cancellation 1t is the general belief that By virtue OF his
influence an arrangement may b. c'egrd On the 18th
Portuguese squadron, composed ~ three men-of war
cast acbor in the bay, under The Duke OF opofo.
From Mozagan learn that the Christians have made
preparations defend the against the Arabs The
Moors have be faithful the Christians aud to
defend them 10 the last.
Her Majesty steamer yulture arrived here on the 18th
TO render assistance After leaving supply OF powder
and enabling the inhabitants complete their means OF
def,nce the Nulture proceeded to Gibraltar On the 10th
the Nulture was again at Mazagan, firing having been
heard ~ that direction.
From Nemours learn that an engagement has taken
place between the French troops and the Moors about
leagues from that garrison The Moors having made
incurson into the French territory all the telegraph
wires and committed other ravages tho French general
ordered part the forces stationed Ncmours number
Ing about Is Goo TO attack them The attacking party
principally composed Of Zouaves, who committed great
havoc the Moors, aud brought the standard
aud horse belonging to the Moorish chief, besides other
trophies OF war The French GaG intends etsyia9 the
No-1fsh territory nth a free ~ 90 900
Intelligence from Cueta states that the Moors having
received fresh rcnforcemeEts Ind again attacked the
Spanish lines IN the vicinity OF that garrison After
we're conflict the Moors were compelled TO retreat.
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Addi,ionnI from venezuela.

THE FRENCH MINISTER DISMISSED REJOICINGS IN
CONSEQUENCE IMPROVEMENT IN COMMERCIAL AT
FAIRs--I IMPRISONMENT OF NJ. DUBREUIL, ETC.
From the Conerco Of Lagnayra OF the l4th Sept
We learn that Ar. John Boalton in proof Of friendship
and OF gratitude to the Commander Jose Maria
Rubin has presented this gentleman with rich and
beautiful pair Of pistols revolvers), having the Of
Venezuela engraved golden pinte
The government has given his passport to the French
Minister NJ Leopico Leyrnud The Monitor states that
this measure celebrated with fireworks and other de-
monstratons Of public rejoicing The paper adds
doubtful authority, report concerning the imprson-
ment VI Doctor Dubreuil
letter from Caracas corrobora.es the foregoing and
adds that French citizens well pleased with the
action CT the government tie VcncZle!ans them
selves Tie French residents gaze dinner the 18th.
Messrs Auguste Pcnarchnn I)esir Claudio Bower and
others, had dt mandei their passports.
Under the head Of "a Great Dflerence the C0meycio
OF the 18th Of September saysn the time OF Atla
Agnado) there rarely five six foreign aud
! four FIVE Venezuelan vessels in port. Now our
haIbor presents beautiful view an endless number
Of vessels Of dierent nonacs Haunt .hcr remnants OF
the most beautiful coors IN proofof their sympathy the
triumph or the cause OF liberty. Among them may b.
the beautiful Spanish brig of Pelayo, and the
Danish war schooner Stnfon, which struck mucl
terror into the Bedouns Of General Pedro Vcente-ba
let the officers Of both vessels received hearty shake
the hand the people Of IagGayra and let them be
Deve that thanks will follow them wherever they go
The Chevalier A. lie Tourrcn remained entrusted will
the duties Of the French legation.
The Cbmercio Of the 18th ult. says:-Wc learn from
Carans that Dr. Dubreu has been put in prison. it said
for having forged bill Of consolidated debt for
routed between Barqsmeto and San Felipe by troops
the former place.
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Board OF Aldermen.


This Board last evening" Thomas McSpedon in the
chair
Alderman TroMEY presented the following resolution
Whereas Mtyopo,ga Rocord newspaper il the recog.
nzed organ q large and influential number of our tive
knowing the political movements of our local government
Rs9ed That the ordinance redlstricing the city be
published for two weeks In tie Metropolitan Record
Alderman STEPHENS strenuousy advocated the adoption
Of the resolution the Metropolitan Record was the organ
Of an Influential number Of citizens who were en-
titled to be Informed all matters of the city govern
ment.
Referred to Arts and Sciences.
Alderman BOOZE subsequently moved reconsideration
Of the vote and with much force advocated the adopon
Of the resolution which carried
Alderman BooIa then moved that the resolution be
sent a, to the Board of Councmen which was also
carrei
Or SENATOR BRoDERfcK.
Alderman BRADLEY after few appropriate preliminary
remarks offered the following
whereas having received the melancholy tdinrs Of the
death the Hon. David O. Frederick formerly Of this CITY
hnh m one Of hose upsh able and ami
death Is common loss e whole country therefore
The Which senator most ssa
sns s4d a s at o s s s
reparable loss which they, with the country sustained
anS psisae in csforn aud he Senate Ss
United States not unmndfa q The frequent and chi
on ali the honor Of this city and It's citizens and
feel we d s ag o ow ns o% as * G
virtues and bis services and thus record our deep sorrow for
Resolved Thatbeing informed that committee Of citizens in
with q The Fire
the Of The public Senator Brodercks DEATH we VIII
pose due notice 5enS us when our presence
required
Adopted.
polls After some routine business the Board adjourned
J 70 Monday next az Eve O'Clock.
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Markets.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.

LONDON, Sept q 1850.
Consos have been 959x q5is fur money and account
The Fast India loan is l0oi4 lOo. In the foreign mar
kct rather lower quotations reported Joint stock
hank and miscellaneous shares dull at about yes
terday's closing prices.
HlLy.PAsr THREE O'CLOCK
The market for the English funds has shown very little
alteration Consols closed AZ 95i o5Ss for both money
and account.
Railway shares remain dun at former quotations
Joint stock bank aud miscellaneous shares exhibit no
change OF importance In prices
LONDON, Sept. 2s-P. NJ
The funds have been fairly supported at yesterdays i'm
proyemant, with little business.
The new Indian market is quoted at l0i.
Share markets exhib!; great hrinness
AfgriheF Improvement has taken place in British rail-
way shares
C1csiw rRic1s -consols money and account 951
9524.
LONDON CORN MARKET.
LONDON, Sept %, 1852
Weather gloomy and wet Arrivals Of foreign whea.
Foreign slow nj Mondays prices Barley unaltcred in
value. 0ais-Far trade at Monday prices Little doing
at late rates.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.
LONDON Sept. %, 1859.
Sugar very fat and to sell Cd. Is. less than late rates
which could be got last week, he taken. Coffee
steady. Ten frin-Common congou, Is. Sd. Ricc-Iooi
inquiry. Iute-Sales of 1000 bales going latly
Perpcr-1 200 bags black Singapore sold at I'D 4ai
Ta'ow quiet at 5ss 3d. spot and sellers hercat for last
three months.
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LONDON, Sept. %, 1852
Closing prces:-Consols, for money, 95ss, and for
count, s5Ss soAi.
lie city article OF the london Herald of the Goth nit
states that at Mark Lane the tendency advance on
Monday prices visible The average price of wheat
in England and Wales for the week ending Saturday last
lis. 1od, being decline of only Id Since August
20 the decline amounts to IS. Sd. pc. quarter.
PARIS, Sept 2s-l2:05 r. NJ.
Continued fairness is apparent the Bourse. Rentes
opened OF 55c.
3;25 r. M-The business transactions to day have been
very limited, and funds have undergone further decline,
amounting in rentes TO nearly i per cent the final quo
tations being 69f. l5c.
LIVERPOOL, Thursday morning, Sept. 20.
The sales OF cotton yesterday 5000 bales, ncud-
ng 600 speculation and for export Quotations were
barely maintained.
Flour and wheat steady. Corn declining Provisions
dull but steady. Pot ashes arm!t 2Ts.
Other articles unchanged.
LONDON Sept. %, 1859.
Sugar excessively nat: the few lots sold were cheaper
than yesterday. Coffee steady SO far only 1000 bags
common Hysore have been sold s2s Cd. to zoos Tea
quiet congou Is s. CASH about 10 900 packages
for safe to-norrow Rice steady Rom firm. Saltpetre
quiet latest sales OF sl per cent at $751; and 65 at 3ss
Cd Tao, fat at SIS 3D. 5ss. the spot, aud SIS. Cd.
a SIS. 81. for October and December.
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working under ore terms Of the sdeclara'ion' was 1920
az whom about 1900 had resumed work within tho
week.
A depl,aon from The I0nlcn masons waited on the
muster builders on aSih ut The mervew is said TO hay,
lasted seyon hours aue q its close was adjourned until
pex day The REF ~ will have an important bearing
Tho stIikp,
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REXYAURANT8.

GREAT EASTERN HOUsE.-THE UNDERSIGNED
begs leave his friends and former patrons ard
the public general that no has opened the above house,
Sixth between Thirty second Thirty third
streets the junction Of Broadway and Sixth avenae
York Of tho best and most convenient locations in the city
where he Will keep constantly hand the Ales Wines
Liquors se2ars 4o no. Oysters supplied in every stye
wanted ANTHONY sCIlNIETz
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10 the National Assembly OF Bologna ana relefeH ~ VI,
oensure expressed by that assembly against tls iapI
government In conclusion he expressed DOPE tnh ie
Romagnese will return to their allegiance 70 vac 10Y see
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CLAY M0NUMENT.-The monument to Henry
Clay In Lexington, KY, Is nearly completed It Is said
" be one Of tho hAudsoWss works Of art In the country
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TAe London Builder- str,I.

The proposition OF the operative masons 10 rea.ro
work the old terms-vz ten hours per day. provided
the masters would dispense with the declaration was
discussed on the 18th u at the weekly meeting the
trail Association Of Masters. resolution was passed. 10
The effect that the masters considered the difficulties in
the way Of Withdrawing the "declaratioDn which has
Dut they willing TO depuation Of masons whose
withdrawal from the conference they regard first
step TO the assertion OF freedom Of labor The aggregate
umber Of men reported at the masters meeting as now
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THE FIRKDkEN.


nFFICE OF CHIEF ENGINEER, FIRE DEPARTMENT,
~ q Elizabeth street. New York Oct IL l359The various
companies In the New York Fro Department are hereby
the account Of parade
Grand Marshal or his Clerk Elizabeth street before
Saturday the 18th Instant HARRY HOWARD,
Grand Marshal.
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THE MILITARY.

MUSRETs TO HIRE.-MUsKErS BELTS SWORDS
NJ Flags, Equipments &C. 10 let for target companee pa
fades and drills. Companies out Of the city supl lied.
WIN. 8. STARR, l66 Eighth avenue.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-18

The RELIGIOUS PREss ON OLD BRowN.--The New
York Observer, organ Of the Old School Presbyte-
rians, takes strong ground against pardoning Old
Brown. Assuming that he was guilty of murder
and insurrecton, it argues as follows;
Punishment in the government Of God and man
does not spring from spirit Of revenge. 1t is the
fruit Of love. Love demands that one who has
made war upon society shall die Philanthropy,
the love of man, the love of the human race, the
love Of the greatest number requires that muir
derers be punished as God, who is love, ordained.
And we tremble less in view of
Browns mad freak, than we do in face of the fact
that there is abroad in the land sentiment that
would shield him and others from the just conse-
qucnces Of their crimes. When those men en-
barked in this war upon the State when they pre-
pared guns for the white men and thousand
spears for the blacks to be used in barbarous
/ slaughter; when they imbrued their hands in
niood hy taking the first victim Gan honest colored
| man who made no resistance, but was only seek
him in cold blood; when they refused to lay down
their arms after being overpowered and continued
| their murderoas work, they threw away all claim
j to compassion and put themselves on the hazard
! Of the revolution they had begun Ii others can
| find any cause for pardoning such crimes we
/ cannot.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-18
GREAT RY.

Ample tests both by able practitioners chemical analysis
have demonstrated the great value Of DeGrahs beautiful
combination, called
ELECTRIC OIL
for the relief Of pain But the people themselves
rendering their verdict in hoh salts.
factory than twenty thousand bottles have been sold in
very great proportion those who heard others
recommend it. who had tried it, That it's splendid discovery
everywhere acknowledged and nothing like before
prepared
The only genuine ELECTRIC OIL Prof Derah's, which
be had Of all respectable Druggists in this city, and at
Wholesale and RETAIL the propeors prices Of the Agent
For sale New Orleans, wholesale and retail by
]. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
al ly 81 and ISL Chsrtres street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-18

wINER's CANADIAN vERsIIFUGE.
IMPORTANT MEDICAL. INFORMATION
Tho late DR.. Chapman of Philadelphia has laid IT down
rule that be suspected in child where there
eaciaton especially weakness bowels
by discharge slime mueus" all authorities
agree that work thorough the stomach and bowels
inygorated well the themselves discharged
wINERs CANADIAN yERMIFuGE fulfls both ,heso con
dions. only expaes the vermicues strengthens
and parts healthy action 10 the bowels Hence
complete and permanent
THE IDEA OF THE LIVING BODY
Being resceptac of greedy worms sickenng and Jet
six out Of every children less afflicted with them
Why should this be the when there of est
will eradicate the deares Parents mako this
Hshed fact and remember that the medicine from all
deleterors substances.
PAINLESS IN ITS OPERATION,
Certain in It's results free from mineral substances and
inyigorang to the system these of WINER'S
CANADIAN VERMIFUGE preparation which eradicates
class of internal worms with degree dispatch that
agreeable as it is astonishing.
For sale IN New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT & co. Sole Prsprietors