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A RE.oLur,ox i'm favor Of Jas. F. EsseI

-
= AREsoLurIoN i'm favor Of Jas. r. EsseI.
Resolved ~ fhe Board Of Iidermen asd Beart ~
Common CosneiI Of fhs CorPorafios Of Gsorgsfors,
That the Clerk pay 10 the order Of James p. Esser
one hundred and eighty dollars, in full for one
years livery Of Corporation horse, ending January
l. 1852 out Of any money in the treasury not other
wise appropriated Improved January %, 1889
A RESOLUTION in favor Of w T. Duvall and WIN.
Chamberlain.
80 Rssci~ed ~ We Besrd Of Hdeymes osd Board Of
Common Cosseti Of tks CorPorotten ef Georgetoes,
That the Clerk pay 20 the order Of w. T. Duyall
eighteen dollars, and to VIM. Chsmberlain eight
dollars in full of their bills for repairs done 30 the
apparatus Of the vigiiant Fire Company, out Of
any money In the treasury not otherwise appro-
priated. IAPProved January ~, isss.
ARssoLurIox for the relief Of A. Paul.
Rtsoired By fhe Board Of ALdermen and Board u
Common CosHeH Of rae Corporation Of G,orgefo,-s,
That the Clerk be- and hs 10 hereby, authorized ~
pay to A. Paul atty dollars In full for his bill Of
December 81, 1855, for lighting and cleaning the
market, out Of any money in the treasury not
otherwise appropriated.
Approved January 20, 1859.
ARrsoIrrIoS In favor OF Francis Owens
Rssoirsd BY the Board Of Aldermen and Beard 81
Common Connect Of fhs Cooperation Of Gsorgef0pR,
That the Clerk pay 70 the order Of Francis Owens
twenty-one dollars and fifty cents, for his bill of
August 30, lS5S, for making measurement and
profile OF work done by Philip Gormley on Fay.
cite street, by order Of the Mayor, out Of any
money In the treasury not otherwise appropriated.
Approved January 20, 1859.
A RESOLUTION in relation 10 the Market-House.
Resoir,d by IN, Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
Common Council Of The Corporation Of Georgeforn,
That the Clerk pay TO the order Of II. G.. Ritter
ffty dollars, or so much thereof may be neces-
sary, for the repairs OF scale-house, and such
weights, measures and stamps as may be required
by the Sealer Of Weights and Measures; also for
the purchase Of step ladder and glass for the lamps
Of the market-house, and account 10 the Clerk by
vouchers or otherwise.
Approved January %, 1859.
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HEAVY GOODS.
$40


GRIFFITH 4 SHIELDS have in store a Gull
stock Of Horse Shoes, No. tn 4; Griffn's "a
Horse Nails, Cut Nails and Spikes, Fence -
Nails; Iron, Brass, and Copper Wire; Nuts q
desirable soodsof recent auivel. alIsf WHICH =. :
they can and will sch chesp rosseesing e,cst "a
Q lities in the purchases ofxoods, snakes thesn to
quote iIresstable pricss. Blildefs al meolanics
sseqsally viii find il % thetr advantage to bay al
asa IaRLEFITH SaIELDs.
ri men sHRrlNGs AND PILLOW LIN
Daniask Table Diapers, IN all grades,
Damask Table Napkins and boilers,
Irish Linens of the best makes, and at the lowest
prices,
Birds Eye Diapers. in all grades,
Damask and Huckaback Towels,
Linen Cambria and Linen Lawn,
l5) dozen Linen Cambria. Handkerchiefs, from g..
cents 10 Sz.a each. - ~
With many other desirable goods, all of which will
= ss'e . ~ - WILLIAM r. RILEY,
apa-Im corner 18th IT, and OPP. Centre Market.
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III Two destructive fires have occurred at N.,v
Orleans within two days OF eaeh other. Rv IN.
first, reported by telegraph. a million Of dollar.
worth Of cotton IL IL estimated was DESTROYED A,
the second, which occurred at the Planters, Cot.
ton Press, e25o, 100 worth Of cotton was consumed
Two hremen, Philip Barnet and Philip MeCabe.
were seriously injured by the falling q wall, |
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NEW GRANADA MIssIoS.-The rumor that
Hon. r. J. Ryan, Of Indiana, has been ap-
pointed minister to Bogota is incorrect. Ex-
Senator Jones, Of Iowa, has recently withdrawn
his declension, accepted the appointment, and
is now preparing for his departure.
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ARRIVAL OF THE NEW BRITISH MINISTER,
Lord Lyons, the new Minister Resident from
Great Britain, arrived at Annapolis, Md, on:
Wednesday evening" u the propeller Cusacos,
after a passage from England OF nearly six
weeks. When the vessel arrived OF Annapo-l
lis. she was ssluted by thirteen guns, fred
from the Naval Academy, which she imnedi-
ately returned. Lord Lyons remained In An-
napolis yesterday, and was handsomely wef5
coined to this country by the citizens of that
ancient borough. Yesterday afternoon, in
company with Lord Napier, whom he sue
ceeds, he came on to this city and took lodg-
ings at Willards' Hotel. This morning he was
introduced by Lord Napier to Secretary Cass,
and it 10 understood- that his formal pressnta-
ton to President Buchanan will take place on
Monday. Lord Napier will, in a few days,
embark for England with his family in the
Curacao, which will meanwhile remain at An
napolis. De e
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS.


AADxsaIrrIoS in favor Of Henry Reaver.
Resslked bspA< Board Of AidcmeH AID Board ef
Common ossaeif sf fke Corporafioa Of Gscvgeto,rn.
That the c1srk pay TO the order Of Henry Rcaver
seven dolnro and forty-scven cents, being the bal
ance due foe his sersfces as police magistrate for
the month Of December last, out Of any money In
the treasury not otherwise appropriated.
Approved January %, 1850.
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The USIOS.-EIchange papers say that the
name of the "Union" is to be changed to the
"CoHStitNfion,' on the accession of Gen. Bow.
man, on Monday morning next.
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SETTLEMENT OF THE PARAGUAY DIFFICULTY.
The report of the settlement of this difficulty,
to which we alluded yesterday, is received with
entire confidence by the Government authori-
ties here, although not confirmed by official
adyices
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EXAMINATION OF MIDsHIPNEy.-A board Of
officers consisting of Captains II. II. Bell, W.
NJ. Glendy, and Franklin Buchanan, and Com
manders r. f. Pinckney and John Rodgers,
has been ordered to convene at Annapolis on
the Goth instant, for tho final examination Of
the class of midshipmen which graduated in
1856.
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BOARDING.

IL oAkDlNG;-Two young men. or sentleman
- AUD his vile. can Ind svod accoInnodas ioaz on
reasoPahie terms, At No. $50 street. betEecn ID
p. S-HORSE. WAGON and HARNESS For
sale, u AZ q hne covered wagon, NJ for trAdinE.
Apply as above. 40 g cost
MRS. r. %. HARRISON, who has kepta Con
A gresstonel beardlnf hou.e for the last nineteNn
yrers, wl. the nth af Apal, open her house for
the sccommodaton Of Pernanent> and tansient
e 20 Tn9ss Who desirs sgiG aad confCrt-
tween ~ and 9Th streets, south side. ap 1-Ims
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NJ. o. O.F.The Commuters fromsthc Grand
S and Suboldinate Lodges to make arrange
neDts for the Grand Celebration In New York ON
the 26th instant. and every member who intends 20
Ing, are earnestly requested to attend meeting on
SATURDAY EVENING, April 9th. at 8 O'Clock,
at the seventh street Hall. when questions pertain
Ing to the organization will he acted upon.
Ill
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TIE CONDEMNED MuKDERERs AT BALTIMORE
Yesterday large number OF persons visited the
jail In Baltimore with the xpectatien of seeing The
condemned but the only qualification they expe-
renced was i'm viewing the new jail building ana
the gallows. The most Of the day, in the cells Of
the prisoners, was spent in religious exercises and
the visits of relatives and friends. Corrie wa,
visited by several Sisters Of Charity; Gambrill by
his father and mother and two sisters and Cropp
by his brother and sister. 80
Last night the families and relatives Of the con-
demned men paid their farewell visit. and the
scenes which were enacted In the cells were truly
nesrtrending. Previously, the ministers In at
endance occupied some time in devotional erer-
oises' which were continued long after the rela-
ases mad retired The scriptures were read i'm
p,,a.s,"a5, ana earnest and long continued sup
Piicafions made to the Almighty In beh.lf Of N.
souis on me condemned. They hkewise part,ci.
- 80 ~ 'he de'oa0n', and seemed deeply affect
ar.a L
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spa-lm corner 18th It, and OPP. Centre Market.
CLOTHING AND CLOTHING MATERIALS
NAVY DEPARTNKNT, }
BUREAU OF PRovIsIONs AND CLoTHrNG,

p April i, Isa.I
SKPARArK PROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed " Pro-
possls for Navy Clothing and Clothing Materials"
will be received 1t this office until O'Clock a.
the 9Th day OF May next for furnishing and deli
ing ton receiving sixty days noticeD at each
ther ofthe Navy y ards at Charestown, Massachu-
sets; Brooklyn, New York; or Gosport, Virgins,
the quantities below mentioned VI any al OF the
fSlloMlng Classes Of Articles Of NAVY Clothing and
the same may he ordered by the Chief OF this Bu
reau, or by the Commandants OF the said Navy
ing the lst day of July next. and ending on the
9Itb day of lima lgaS0. Wis
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TEE WEArHER.-The following report Of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The tine Of observation is about Z O'Clock:
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s SfFt 3f s SfGTsiE PROP

n. r. ~.
TRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE PROT
E ,s E 9sE ~. ls5 M. AT Oh THEs
deed Il trust from Joseph d lafeoi,is~ 70 The sub
August eighteen hundred sad ms -~s h. i's isni
recorded u Liber s. No. 81 f9los s7l, 90 aud
in the District of Columbia, the inllawins NAMED
property, lying and being in the city Of Washington.
Lots numbered four and Eve, q and ST. in sqnar.
number 81 fur hundred and sxty hive. a. toEcth
er with the IMPROVEMENTS, which consistof com
The above property front. On south z. b~tw~ca
Term. cash: slrnto DO PAID down when the prop
sT S , Is snGes , OIL not ths P,oPery wi e ~,
bidder should tho whss pGrehsse MONEY not 10
paid an yc days alter sale the truStNe reserves the
Rrst purchase. Sy efgns tire. IA ssg%erts st
Of W ss.s JOHN sSFFfE T'T Tss;
pEREMPToRM SALE. OF CHINA. GLASS,
WEb%s sTpsy Morn aRSIS%G sI a. ASo cd%Tcns
Ing at loo'clock, we will sell, without reserve, 40
the warehouse on street, n rear Of store No. ~
ofChna, Glass, Crockery Ware, &c. We name
White Granite French China,
Gold Band White and Figured China,
Dinner and Tea Sets,
Goblets, Tumblers, Sugar Bowls,
Glassware, large and hne assortment.
Jelly Mounds, Soup Turreen,. Covered Dishes,
Cream Pitchers, TesPots. Finger Bowls,
With a variety Of other goods not here mentioned.
90 which the attention Of tho trade respectfully
Terms: So and under cash over that amount.
credit ofsn and days, for satisfactorily endorsed
aPIu WALL & BARNARD, Auctx.
INIT MONDAY MoRNfNG. iith INST. and 8ft tie
goods; Tor convenience of sale, removed Co store
NS ssS Pa sysTG: sP&BGStRisS Ris6 6
EIEcr T oRRSstfE r ga AGTf2G"f StIr
~ ~ PISS r L9Ts I, Sd Tns FIRsI WaRp.on THURS
the premises VIC shall .eiI, original Iot No. To- 10
square No. ~ fronting IS feet on 2ld street we-t,
feet This lot will be divided into four buiIdins ots
ofis feet inches each, running back the full depth
Terms: Ono fourth cash the residue in 6. lind
Is months, with interest," secured by decd in ttust
ANDREW r. scHNEBLY, ExseI.
aPs-d J. c. Mcguire & CO.. Auefs.
BY c w. BoTELER, Auctioneer.
kk seIIss5 A6p AMG6 NOR SS0nNhs
April y, commencing At n O'Clock, shall soil, A.
my auction room, Iron Hal, argc lnyoIco "f hne
EmhroIdenes and Lace Goods, consisting Ia part
Real Medallion Lace Sets and Collars,
Embroidered French Sets aud Colla-s.
Fl 'gart Black Lace Mantillas aud Shswls,
Real Point Acc Sets aud Collars,
New Pompadour Lace Sets,
Emhroidcrrd Muslin Rsnds,
HOnItOn Lace : is aud Collars.
Real Gulpnre aca Sr-tS and Collars,
Lac" and Muslin EmbrOideLed Caps.
SWISS Embroidered Sets, Colarets, Collars, Gloves,
Fancy Dress Caps, Headdresses, wreath.. &c.
tf Goods which should rc6drT !, a TerS at act%.
sale {. the ladies.
aP6-d c. w. BoTELER. Auct.
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NorIcx-DrsrRIcr OF COLUMBIA ADvKRfrsR-
HrS,. 70 n. INSERTED N THE BALTIMORE Sun
ARE RECEIVED AT AND FORWARDED FROM THE
STAR oFFIcB.
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The PEABODY INSTITUTE IN BALrIMORK.-This
building, the foundation Of which has been sub
stantially laid with the best materials is now adj
vencing with a moderate degree Of progress, and
gives the visitor some idea Of what II will he in
regard to capacity. The marble work, which
vii rise above the finely dressed base Of granite,
IL about commencing, the contract for which has
been awarded to Mr.. Alexander Packie. great
quann's OF this work has already been prepared
Tor erection IN the building, whilst the spacious
window frames and other portions. ~ IT, ,,.o,l
also ready to be placed In their prone, lo,,io.
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LAND SALES IN KANSAS AND NEBRAsKA-
The proelamations, Nos. 636 and 637, recently
issued by the President for land sales in Kan
sas and Nebraska in July, August and Septem-
Der next, embrace an aggregate of 9.5SS, COG
acres of land, to be offered as follows:
In kansas.-At Lccompton, three sales
1915, 423 acres; at Kckapoo, two sales, 6l4, O9I
acres; and at Ogden, two sales, ], 296,72i acres
In Ne6raska.-At Brownsville, two sales,
,43i, 567 acres; at Nebraska City, two sales,
l,406,625 acres; at Omaha City, two sales,
1,2i0,75j acres; at Dakota. one sale, 2l9, S2I
acres
The sales embrace some of the choicest lands
in those Territories large portion of which has
been held back because Of the late financial
pressure, for nearly year later than would
otherwise have been the case.
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The STEAMER ADELAIDE, &c y b.
PORrsNourH Va, April 9, 1859.


Correspondence Of the Star:
On Saturday last, our election for Mayor
took place. Mr.. -Grice DEM was proposed
for reelection, and Mr.. Daughtrey brought
forward by the opposition. Mr.. Grice, how
ever, was reelected Mr.. g. has heretofore
exercised his power Of administration with an
ability and trust which could not fail to secure
for him the respect and confidence of his fellow
citizens During the day of election there ap-
peared to be but little excitement; ut night,
however, a large circle Of friends repaired to
the residence of the Mayor, where large col
lation was spread for his guests; after which
the company dispersed, well pleased with the
Judgment exercised by majority Of the ci,i-
gems on that day.
The steamer Adelaide, lately put on the line
in place of the late North Carolina, presents
quite a handsome appearance on our waters.
Her interior apartments are we'll fitted up, and
display much good taste on the part of those
who first constructed her. have no doubt but
that she fully satisfies the Baltimore company
who purchased her to run from Baltimore to
this place. Yours, ADELPHOs.
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barometer at the Smithsonian, at a. m. fco,
fected for temperature 20 $685. at noon 20. 500
Thermometer, at a. m, 49,; at noon So.
Maximum during "a hours ending m "a
day 62'; minimum AZ "
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lkS Gates Of cures (Driscoll and Mrs Captain
pRoark ma,ls by Williams' Rheumatism Mix
ture, punished IN the states of to-day. This Mix
Penn. avenus and 18th street, and 179 9Th street,
n ~
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" OF DELAWARE.
FRANCE, BRoADBENTs& CO.. M.sAerRs.

IStccttSoTSFo n fTdHct z tn.J
These Lotteries are drawn IN public and under
the superintendence OF Lottery Commissioned
appointed by the State.
IT. >useK County Lottery il drawn every Nor
day. at Is minutes before II m. and the CONSOLIDATED
Lotteries every evening, 1t IS minutes b. fore s.
PRIZES PAID As SOON As DRAWN.
SATURDAY.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF
DELAWARE, Class n,
To be drawn IN Wilmington, Del, Saturday "A pr q
70 numbers-I2 drawn ballots.
prize Of s5l ,ts % prizes of. on
do. ......--. l6,0o9 70 do. ........ 80
20 do. ......... 500 &c. &c.
Tickets SIS, halves $50, quarters s3.7S.
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AUCTION sALHH7
.T2 Z

uI y M aSkss RsBNAssRs hssilS AZ suo
4, 10 O'Clock, we VIII sci, IN front 81 our kscac;
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TUESDAY.
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF della
NWARE, Class ass 10 d n,,
Snumbsrs-14 drawn ballots.
Capitals.
prize S24,ll6 prizes Of 81 $50
do. $1,000. 5000 do. 100
Ticket, IS *ss'b ,lv., 81 SIS, quarters %s; .,a
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WEDNESDAY,.
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF della
WARE, CiasslI,
To be drawn in Wilmington, w cdnesday, April Is,
70 numbers-12 drawn ballots.
Capitals.
| prize S32,Ceh 50 prizes Of 81 roo
do. ......... 1879 81 do. ....-... $40
% do. --..... SON 90 do. ....-... 400
DC; &o;. dc:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-28

tend with poverty and without the good advice and
example OF father. became the prey % vicious men
and vicious thoughts. An improper intimacy spnng
up between man named Mitchell and the eldest
daughter; and the father, in moment OF sensitive
appreciation Of the wrong done her, slew the para
mour and for this was tried and sent to the penten-
tiary. The downward course Of the daughters was
then rapid Two have been convicted Of grand lar
cepy, and will be sent to the State prison. The re.
naming one--ths youngest is now in the house Of
rafuee. -
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DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
THERE Is NOTHING LIKE IT.

How much pain and sufsring-pay even life sf-may be
saved, by having supply of 'Daley's Magical Pain
tracto hand of sudden cuts wounds
bnrns scalds prans and children
constantly subjecthe of the Pain ever
the Families should be without Full
each box The genuine always signed HENRY
DALEY, manufacturer, upon a steel engraved label.
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
but what has heard of it, and family used
that could be induced to te without case
Of sudden accident Where used is become
standard remedy because it has equal in curing burns
scald CUTS wounds and bruises fever sores piles
other inammaory and diseases parts
fected can be reached.
WORD TO FAMILIES.
When you look around your houses you think thereis
nothing wanting, your children all playful smiling and
everything orebodes comfort and happiness suddenly
the dear young falls AID deep the
cdent You look everywhere for relief and you
itwhy? Because you have neglected hand box
BILE Remember aud always have hand Instant relief
will be at hand. -
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
VIII subdue the pain Inflammation from the severest
burns scald in from twenty minutes wounds
without scar and eectuay fever piles salt rheum
nammatory rheumatism, eyes, cuts wounds
bruises, old scad head bunons sprains
swengs elons, chill bains bites Of insects nipples
sweled or broken breasts and all other inam and
diseases where the parts affected reached
For sale in New Orleans wholesal. and RETAIL by
j. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
q and Isl Charres street.
Sole the States and to whom all orders
should be addressed
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BElrrs NICARAGUA CANAL PRoJEcr-M. Felix
Belly announces in the Paris journals that his organ
satcn OF the Nicaragua Canal Company is completely
that the money necessary is secured that vessel
has BEEN fsighted to carry out the engineering ma.
terial and that this vessel, with himself part Of
the engineers and clerks-sixty persons in all-wil
all from Havre for Greytown in three weeks.
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wINER's CANADIAN IvERMIFUGE
IMPORTANT MEDICAL INFORMATION.

N.
The late DR. Chapman of Philadelphia has laid it
rule that may be suspected in child there
emacaon and especially weakness of the bowels accompan
led by discharge Of slime and and all medical author
tiles that work thorough cure bowes
be invigorsted well the themselves dis
charged Wners Canadian Vermuqs fu6ls both
dons not only expass the vericules but strengthens
the Digestion increases the solvent power of the gastric juice
and mpars healthy action to the bowels Hence cures
complete and permanent.
THE IDEA OF THE LIVING BODY
Being the receptacle of greedy ia ickenng yet
six out Of every children less afflicted with
them Why should this be the when there volumes Of
testimony prove that few doses of Wnes
mfuge will eradicate the dseases make note Of this
established fact that the medicine free from
all deleterious substances.
PAINLESS IN ITS OPERATION,
Certain in its results free from all mineral substances
avigoraing to the system these the merits of WINERS
CANADIAN VERMIFUGE preparation which eradcates
every class Of internal with degree of dispatch that
as agreeable as it is astonishing.
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail by
j. WRIGHT CO. Sole proprietors.
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NO MINERALS.

Wright thinks we'll to professional character
the the least component
part Of the Ingredients his REJUvENATING ELIXIR
we'll knowing enasd the community by
opium and mercury.
Generally to the debilitated Wright would say,
despair. No you may bono matter
weak you matter what the have been
osaks whatever has led depart from Hygenis
principles take his
REJUvENATINa ELIXIR.
you will End yourself pride instead Of
the REVERSE to your friends. healthy worthy
member Of the whole human family.
For sale by the Proprietors,
j. WRIGHT 4 CO..
q and ISL Chartres street. New Orleans, La,
Sole Proprietors
And BY Druggists generally throughout the United States
HELMBOLDs EXTRACT BUCHu.
JOY TO THE AFFLICTED.
1t cures Nervou, and Debisted Sufferers and all
the symptoms, among which will be found
Indsposition
to Exerton, Loss
OF Power, Loss Of Memo.
~, Difficulty of Breathing, Gen
eral Weakness Horror OF Disease,
Weak Nerves. Trembling, Dresdful Horror
OF Death, Night sweats, Cold Feet, wskefuness
Dn1ness Of Vision Languor Universal Lassude of the
Muscular system Often Enormous Appetite with Dyspeptc
SYMPTOMS, Hot Hands, Flushing of the Body, Drynsss
Of the Skin Palid Countenance and Eruption
the Ease, Pain in the Back Heavi-
of the Eyelids, frequently
Black Spots Flying be-
fore the Eyes,
with
Temporary Suusion and of Sight Want Of Attention.
Great Mobility; Resessness, with Horror Of Society.
Nothing is desirable to such Patients than
Solitude, and nothing they iDread
forfear Of themselves, no Repose of
Manner, no Earnestness, no Spe
culaion, but Hurried
Transition from
question to
another.
These symptoms II allowed go on-wbich this medicine
invariably follows LOSS OF POWER FATuI
TY EPILEPTIC FITs-in of which the may
expire. Who say that these not frequently
followed by those direul diseases INSANITY AND CON-
SUMPTION? The records Of tho INSANE ASYLUMS, and
the melancholy deaths by CONSUMPTION ample witness
these assertions Lunatic Asylums
melancholy exhibition appears The countenance actually
sodden and quite destutenether mh grief visits
It, Should s,und Of the voice it is rarely articuate
with 'woeful measures despair
Low sullen sounds his grief beguiled.r
Debility is terrible. and brought upon
thousands to unmely thus blasting the ambition of
many noble youths. It be cured by the of this
INFALLIBLE REMEDY.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J.wRIsHT 4 co..
81 and 151 Charles street,
Gene al Agents.
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