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GUGAR...Th receipts wore very light and we noticed
sales Of only 50 hhds at full prices Fair to Fully Fair
6a@6ac. p b.
MOLAssEs.. We heard of transactions OF Importance
FLOUR We noticed sales Of 20 bbs superhne st. Louis
At 81 So and 500 Unbranded atS4 % bbl 9
an, with light supply, and the sales
confined rs sacks White Mixed and 40 White and yell
low at 81 Is and $50 White 81 20 Nbushel or Oats lis
sacks St. Louis sold at 5c p bushe Bran still lower
noticed sales Of 100 sacks, in lots 81 lol 10 u
ol0 b.
PROVISIONS. The sales Of Pork included 400 bb Moss,
of which the price made public In Bacon Lard
W heard Of no transactions of any moment.
INDIA BAGGTNG. rs bales sold at l4Nc. aid
Wednesday $50 at 1l1&c. q yard,
The sales wers confined to 100 bags at Ike
RN.
TALLowloo tierces City Rendered sold day two
since at loo. " b.
wHIsKY....we heard Of transactions of any conss-
quence.
FREIGHrs ..sna lots Of Cotton shipping to hl mp
kd. to Liverpool and lc to Havre. Sgs 53sf
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
UPPER MIssIssIPPI.

& T. gTRAL ROUTE
For ali Points
NORTH AND EASTl
Ono Of tho following SPLENDID PASSENGER STEAM
ERS will leave New Orleans as follows:
o. B. Roger.
Aug and %, Sept. II, Oct and n. Nov. 10. Dec T.
j. @. Swon. Capt Isaac H. Jonsa.
Aug. 10 and 80 Sept. 49, Oct and 70. Nov 10, Dec
Hiawatha .. = DIN.
Aug IL, Sept and II, Oct. II and 81 Nov 2o Dec TO-
Kew Falls CIty........... 80. Capt. J. b. Wsedss
Aug. II, Sept and %. Oct Is. Nov. and ~ Dec ~
A. Il. Capt deo EAyl0s
July %, Aug. u.s. Sept H. ". Oct. H. Nov. g. rs Dec ~
John Walsh. Capt Jno Aahoys
July 81, Aug 90 Sept o. 29 Oct. 10. Nov. 8, % Dec 49,
City OF Memphis. Capt. james Kerr, ".
Aug and a. Sept. II, oc'. and a. Nov TO- 30 Dec. TO-
WIN. nj. Morrison. Capt. Jno. n Bo61nss.
Avg. and a. Sept 49, Oct Sand %, Nov u. Dec p a.
Capt Jno Knsfeltar.
Aug and 49, Sept Is, Oct. and 2s Nov H. Dec. a.
Passengers rely upon leaving advertised
making DIRECT connections ail
yICXSBURG
With the
NEW ORLEANS AND JACKSON RAJ ROAD;
AT Cairo with the }z,-
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD;
AT ST. Louis with the
OHIO MISSISSIPPI, INDIANAPOLIS AND BELLFoN.
TAME and all other Railroads for all points.
North and East.
A1TICKET5 by the jackson Railroad for sale this ONCE
Fare Cheap, Time Quick
AND WITH LESS CHANGES
THAN BY ANY OTHER RoUTEi
Ne TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED. d.
n.For correct information Through Tickets apply u
ss-HANsa MI q 81 LINE 11 ]! rA .ss,
..s- o11yF sS5sf5 & 6 o %8Yss r.s.
J.F. ALLEN. -s
E.w GOULD Superintendent. MY 4
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REDDfNG & CO.'S
49, 3soUTHEEN EXPRESS.
For the Reception and Delivery Of Goods for all Points
On the Opelousas Railroad
This Company organized for the purpose doing GEN.
ERAL EXPRESS AND FORWARDING BUSINESS such
forwarding Specie Bank Notes Jewelry Merchandise Bag
and Packages 70 Al parts Of the United States and Havana
Weare also prepared to dc General City Express and Bag
gage Business connection with the New Orleans Opeousas
md Great Western Railroad
VIII call and deliver, with dispatch and at reasonable
rates baggage Freight Packages to and from all parts the
,ity Of New Orleans.
forward the most minute article to destination and
most respectfully solicit share Of public patronage.
W. E. BEDDING,
TIL. THAYER,
Propretora.
a1Authorized Agents of Bombaer Co.'s Island Of Cuba
kLpreHs. If
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re UNITED STATES TEI-. ff<.s.
lsIaaSlxzsr,9f WEEKLY MAIL LINE lmaatSs
SsSsesssEaf5sSx TO VICKS RURG SeS..l.i5Ei

+, 70 r. UNITED STATES TIL fY<E.
RarsHN WEEKLY MAIL LINE sA4HaSrS
&:SssaaSsASs4 TO YICKSB URG. Hns4sSk
TUESDAY, 81 s o'clock P. M,
The magnificent U. s. Mail packet Grand Duke, Capt.
Appegae will leave for Donaldsonville Plaqnemine
Rorge Port Hudson Bayou Sara, Red River Landing
Adams kaches Waterproof, Rodney, St. Joseph, Grand
Gulf Warrentcn and vickBburs EVERY TUESDAY, a. .
O'Clock p. N.
The Grand Duke at vicsbng with the Dew
drop and will take freight all landings the
"a high as Greenwood.
Leaves on THURSDAY t5PM
The magnificent U. s. mail packe, VlclSsburg, Captain
NJ White MASTER will leave for Grand Lake. Donaldson
Red River Landing Fort Adams, Natchez Waterproof Rod.
St. Joseph Grand Gulf Warrenon, Vi ksburg Mikens
Bend, Laks Providence Stacks Island Landing Skpwiths
Laudi Pcher Point Ashton, Grand Lake. Lake Washing
ten Carolina Landing and Point Wohington every THURS
DAY, at5P. n.
The Vicksburg will take freight for Ynzoo River to
be reshpped On steamers Dew Drop and Home
Leaves on SATURDAY, at I'm.
The magnificent U. s. mail packet Lucy HoIcOmbe,
F. A, Sherman MASTER will leave for Donasonye Plaq
mine Baton Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara Red River
Landing Fort Adams Eachez Waterproof Rodney Joseph
at SIP. NJ.
The Naehez connects ycksburg with Dew Drop
and will take freight for all landings tho Yazoo River
high Greenwood at high rates. without detention.
The above mentioned splendid pssseng
on their regular days without fall appointed All
attended to-
These boas will be responsible any paskass
containing svely other vauables upess
bills Of ading takn specifying the valus and
the paid nor for valuables deposited with cesb
By the passengers contained In their baggage.
J. J. PERSON 4 CO.,
jel5 If Corner of CarOndelet Union
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Cattle N ARK ET.

JEFFERSON CITY, July 81, 1889.
Arrived today 2s6 head Of Hogs Is Mich Cows and $50
Sheep The market continues bare Of Western Beeve but
good supply Of other stock offered
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RED RIY Err.

Leaves SATURDAY. Both inst at s p. NJ.
, f% = REGULAR SUMMER PACKET
ll@EAHnhsaS5 steamer MinnesoLaLFor Alexandria, Nor
lnndpgsThe RELY new elegant swift running light
passenger steamer Minnesota. Gasscock, MASTER will
above. For freight passage apply board
VIRGINIUS Q. DENTZEtl,
Advertising Agent
Freight taken for Shreveport with privilege of rcshpping.
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SDcoN9 HAND ENGINES, BOILERS AM

GECOND HAND ENGINES, BOILERS AND
y MACHINERY for Sale. : #f
One Second Hand Steam Engine Of four feet stroke and
twelve inches diameter Of CYLINDER upon heavy Iron
bedatc, with Fly Wheel fourteen feet in diameter having
Pipes and Goysno An II eonpls,s ordsys5y little worn
One Portable Engine and Boiler TX inches diameter and 10
inches stroke Of cylinder. All compete-about Six Horse
Power.
Two smaller Doctor Englnesnot complete but be made
so II required
nre lot of Second Hand Hog Chains Of Sizes
from inch to tx inches in diareterwith swyes. Guard
Siriups etc. 4.5q4.
Tw second Hand Boilers ~ inches diameter
and 80 feet long with Fire Fronts Safety Valves Blow Off
Check Valves for each Boiler be used sinely
neted They have been in use but short time and In
cclent order.
One small Boiler for Doctor Engine with Fue sfeet
long 20 inches diameterwh Safety Valve Stand Pipe
Blow. OFF AMI Check Valve.
One Buier, without Fues AZ inches diameter
onghas head only and has been put perfect and
Is sui able for Cistern.
GEORGE PATTERSON
irla Earra Dali EarrI arao etxaat
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Leaves on TUESDAY, August O. at
, FOR SHREVEPOkT, GRAND
Bayon Consulate canpte, Grand Ecore, St.
bns all intermediate landings Rve-Tho
ming elegant passenger packet steamer Red Chief John G.
Gfnah maste VIII leave above. For freight passage
apply on board.
VIRGIEIUS @. DENTZEL,
jy29 Advertising Agent
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Exports.
Imports.

tnrne- u -Nt0NV
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Shipping 5atelligeNtt.
CRESCENT OrEIcx. No. 10 Camp street.
Friday Morning. July 70, 1850.
Cleared Yesterday.
Ship Danube, Caster for Antwerp Creeyy 4 Farwell
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Granada Harrison from New York 18th via Hava
24t and Key West 18th inst, to DeVisssr &cclst di
Steamship OrEabR Place. from Galveston Indanola q
inst. to Payne-Berwick's Bay.
Schr Bradford Taylor, days from st Andrews Bay
>. runst .hnain
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FOR OPELOusA AS.
7 E N 8 A s

Leaves on S tTURDAY. August 9th, at 8 P. NJ.
ns2s FOR LOWER TEhSAS, UPPER
Tensa high Mount Bayou Bayou Mason,
y ard al way landings Black River. The ex-
tremey sraught Saline, Geo. Miller masor,
VIM T. Miller clerk, will leave above For freight only,
' yIRGIEIUS G. DENTZEI,
iy25 Advertising Agent
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DOMESTIC PORTS.
T E < A s
KEY W E 8 T

To sail on SATURDAY, Both inst, at 8 A NJ.
EtEs FOR KEY WEST AND HAVANA
8MIEE@ via Pensacoa Apal chicola, St. Marks Cedar
s..sesazzs@A Keys Tampa Bay and Manatee-Forida Uni
ted States Mail Line-Souhern Steamship Company The
superior eoppered and fastened steamship Atlantic
W. II. Foger commander, will leave above, carrying
the o. S. mails For freight passage having superior
room accommodations for passengers, apply to
G. B. PAYNE, 81 Camp street.
Freight to Apaachicola ST. Marks and Tampa Bay subject
gherage at steamers but the risk OF the
signees
No freight received without order.
AThe days of sailing hereafter will be the 18th 31h
from New Orleans returning, will leave Key West the
18th and 18th. iv26
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vICKsBURG PACKETS.

New Orleans and vi kshurg U. s. Mail Line.
Regular TUESDAY Packet.
i, IT. - FUR DONALDSON WILL e. Plaque,
l&N.L4 mi Baton Rouge, Pot Hudson, sara,
.sasssasss Red River Landing, For Adams, Natchez
Watrpr Of Rodney St JOSEPH Grgni Gulf and
Ficksbarg- The new steamer Charmer, Capt U. Will
will commence her ps the I'd of leaving New
Orleans every TUESDAY ocl r. throughout the
season. d. Il, CARROLL 4 co Agents,
js29 If IS Carond, let rect
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1858,
7,1A
aQGAa

CuxrY BAcsThe market IL quiet but firm for gunny bags
aud Ne learn Of transactions
Imports from January to July 9 sa
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Assorted mdBe.
INDIANOLA AND dALvESToN-Per steamship erizaba
II bales cotton (cwl De WISER Acc 900 Perkins eco
81 head cattle Inban & Mehe. ~
ST ANDREWS BAY-Per sehr J F Bradrord-5sO 900 feet
lumber 10 9 u Metcalf Zeal sacks bbs molases
bills pork 4 bbls flour 10 master,
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ROMBALIER & CO.'S ISLAND OF CUBA
- EXPRESS receive and forward all kinds Of
freight Havana gaanzas Cardenas villa Clara sagua la
Cuba Trinidad Cienuegos etc. in connection with the Ex
presses Of Wells Fargo Co.. Darlington Co. United States
Express Company American ana European Express
hange Company for the United California and Europe
fel8 st. Charles st., under st. Charles Hotel.
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p Scuk mvnF iton DLioSi.
Q@1 Schr Clementine, from Bay st Louis.
Schr Polca from Biloxi
y Schr Petite Clementne, from Horn Island.
Steamboats,.
John Walsh, Mooy, from ST. Louis.
W Burton, Heno, from Fort Adams
Crosse Teie Barranco. from Bayou Sara.
John Ray Buhoup, from Onacha River.
a D Jf. Gotten. from Quarantine Station.
California Myers, from Mobile.
Telegram, Tobin, from OuRchia River.
Duncan Kenner, Vincent, from Bayou Sara.
Messenger, Miller, from Memphis.
Towbcat Vanderbilt Wright from the Passes-,owed down
and to sea on the 9Th inst, ship Johannisbug-ca up
y Light ----~s ~ NP
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AL MA RIVER.

Hx.s FOR BLADOH AND CULAUM
s;sssttSSjSs sPRINGs-The steamer AGyancs, Samuel
Abiss master, will leave Mobile for Badcn and
fmlun Springs and Deopols Saturday evening,
O'Clock.
-Returnlng-
Bsden and Cu,lu Sprss every Wedne iny evening"
o'clock, arriving in Mobile every Thursday morning.
o'clock.
r. B. SMITH, 4Tchoupitoulas strees.
js2s An or SIMPSON 4 COOKE Mobile
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E Receipts at the CarondeIet Canal.

BILoXI-Per schr Monterey-l40s bbls csal
BAY ST LOUIS-Per schr Cementine- Get lumber
to Max Leroy.
BILo&f-Per schr Polca--900 bbls coai.
HORN IsLANDPer Schr Petite Clcmeniins- bbs sand
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II.
r. REGULAR LOW WATER PACKET
For Trenton, Monroe. Columbia Harrsonbug,
isa riyervhe light draugh splendid packet steamer
Rock City, j. W. Moore, master, Frank Moore Jerk,
drawing only 10 nches will leave above. For freight
passage apply on board.
VIRGINIUs G. DENTZEI1,
ty26 Advertjsing rant
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CUSAR-5IOUsEi HIOLASsEs-s0, barrels Sugar
y Hose Aolasses for slo at the Louisiana Refinery.
Apply to BARELLI L CO.,
je29 Il 81 Common strest.
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GAIT j. K. DUNCAN. NJ p. DUNCAN. s.. JAMES.
(,Iylh EEEINEEElyG--J. K. DUNCAN CO.,
Gvi Eng Ress Surveyors, Architects and Superintendent
Nes, 49, COMMON STREET. and
ss2ily FAX CAReNnELET STREET,
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slIlnN, EITA, setG.-lo9 kegs assorted 4 sos Ia ,tors
~ enA for sale by o. 1. k0UNs Il BROS,
Front sfset,
cSa tet OPPOSITE Canal sifrs. Fsgfys
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Leaves every SATURDAY, at5P. ii.
Now Orleans Monroe and Trenton Regular Packet,
/, r.. = FDR TRENTDg, MONROE. PINE
lGtaAEh{SSS BLUFFS, Castor Landing Columbia Harrgou
burg, Trinity. and all intermedlsts landings on
ming packet Telegram. John W. Tobin COM
mander g. Work, clerk letves above in place OF the
r. w. NcRae at O'Clock r. NJ. For freight or passage
apply on board.
VIRGINUs O. DENTZEI,.
fe7 Advertising Agent
Freight taken for ayous Bartholomew Arbonns With
privilege of reshipping.
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A TT A z A p A 8
HITA RIV Err.

Leaves on SATURDAY, 30th inst, al s p NJ
!, IT. FOR TRENTON, MGNROE AND
lElk{ intermediate landings Drawing only IL inches
FSs..s:zzA waer-The aud very light draught fast
RAINING packet steamer John Hay, j. W. Buhoup mas.
ter, vii leave as above. For freight apply
board. EIRGINIUS G. DENTZ IL,
iy2y Advertising Agent
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HARDWARE.

II LUTHER HOMES. FOUNDRY AND
~ ORNAMENTAL WORKS, Corner Of Benton an
Enphrosine streets Once, No. l06 g. Charles stros
(Two doors from the 81. Charles Ihsater,) Nanufac
.uEE q latest and Psisrns q Rasiin v
Lay Stair. Store Frens Capitals and all kinds Of CAST AND
WROUGHT IRON WORK for Building purposes.
~ Rallin8s Castings Guard Boxes sash Weights Yer
Aees for sale atthe Old Stand. l06 81 CHARLES
0Tleoue. o1S1y
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The Eclectic College Of Medicine.
CINCINNATI, ONO 49,,

NE SPRING SESSION of lS59 W ill commence on
wednesday the 9Th OF February and ,ontin-
ne sixteen weeks. A full and thorough course
o. lectures viii DC given, occupying six or
seven hours daily, with good opportunities for
attention to pra teal ANATOMY AMI witkan,
pie Clinical facilities a.; the Commercial Hns.
tital. So 800 :. =.
j. E. st. JOHN, M. D.. ~ 81, =.
Professor ct Anatomy and Physiology
Professor ofchc,ristry and Pharmacy y.
\: ). Rowe, NJ. D., r.i.t'.i -
Professor ofSurgery. = ''-i ar.
{. IL CLEFELAND, M. d., -,
Professor OF Materia Mcdica ard Therapeutics.
VIM. SHERWOOD. NJ. d.. d. =
Professor Of Medical Practice and Pa:aolcfy.
J: II. BUCHANAN. N. D...;..iihi.:...
Emeritus Professor Of Cerebral Physiology and
Institutes of Medicine. 20
JOnN KING. n. D., .H'Ttf
'fo'essor OF obstetrics and Diseases Of W oman
and Children. -
The Terms for the Session will be the somo
as as heretofore, viz Naturalization, 500
Tuition. $50 90. Demonstrators Ticket * ~
Every Student i. required to engage in d,s.ec-
ton one session before graduation. s. Cr.dns-
alton. $500. Ticket to Commercial Hosn;t.l
optional) $500. -'1f''''
The Lecture Rooms are ,.ewlv fn;shcd2 In.aa.+
and comfortable, and in central lotalit, lin
College Hall. Walnut Street), where students
Will ind it convenient to cali on their arrival.
Tickets for the session may be obtained the
Dean If the facs1tv. 1T his Office. No: rs smith
Street, or Of Prof. C. H. CLEVELAND. S.crrtur,.
ofthe Faculty, NJ. l89 Sc. enty street. pear Elm,
loey JOHN KING, NJ: D.. Dean.
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and to provide for an economical administra-
ton VI the government in all its depart
ments.
Twelfth--Thatthe connection Of Lake SUI
per'or and the Mississippi River with Puget's
Sound ny railroad, is q great national work,
vital to the defence and permanehce Of the
Union and't Democracy Of the State
stand pledged to urge the early construction
of railroad over the Northwestern route,
and the extension Of the provisions Of the
recl proc'ty treaty from its present western
limits to the Pacific, and thus secure the
earl y and rapid development of the fertile
regions Of country upon and west of our
northern frontier.
Thirteenth That it is the duty of the
people of Minnesota to pre- erve involate
the faith and credit Of the State. That the
doctrine OF reputation announced b, the
Republican party is one which is abhorrent
to the Democracy, and must receive the con-
domination Of the honest masses. That we
pledge the Democratic party that Minnesota
shall honoratly and promptly meet all o.
''gationS res ing upon her and we further
pledge the Democratic party to the follow
ing
LIST. 10 effect an equitable arrangement
it'll the Land Grant Railroad Companies by
which no further issue Of State Bonds shall
he made to them. and in respect to those al.
ready issued, t" provide for meeting prompt.
~ the payment Of the interest rs we'll a.
principal
I'd. TO confne the public liabilities within
their present limits and to favor the prose
cution Of the railroads, including the rail
''cat to- Lake SUPERIOR With the least posi-
Bile delay; 'o,i ~ i.o''' '#
Sd. 10 modify the banking law of the
State so as to establish /, sound currency, and
18th. 10 advocate such legislation al will
more fully sure to the State u guarantee
t''at the securities held by her from the
Railroad Compa les shall t be sacrificed
and that the roads left in the hands Of pnr
ci'asers discharged OF all obligations for the
loan Of State cecdi', as would inevitably be
the result, .ould The programme Of tn,
Republican part; be fully carried out.
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AIR AND SUNSHINE.

"Pnre air for the lungs and brigh,
sunlight for the eyes, is Il pl,ysiologic.
al maxim which should never be for
gotten. On this subject the Spring.
field Republtcu~ has some very good
remarks. 1t says:-"W hen the trees
about dwelling shade the ground SO
thoroughly that the grass and shrub
berry will not grow, aid the rooms OF
the house have a constant air of damp
ness and gloom, and the outside eatIl-
ers moss and mold, it is time to make
war uponsthe trees, and OPEN path.
way for sunshine and warm air. IF it
were not for the bcnilicient visits ofthe
hot winds from SUMMER spots OCCASION
ally, such homes would he as noisom..
and fatal rs tombs. The vital statistics
OF cities show most healthy, notwith-
standing the Insane efforts made even
by the inhabitants Of cities to exclude
the little sunlight that attempts to
reach them; and we hay. no doubt
that the statistics Of country residences
would show the same general fact.
A certain amount of shade is essential
to comfort, but when it reaches the
point Of excluding sunshine altogether,
it becomes i positive evil. When we
talk about opening windows and
doors, we know what the exclamation
Of tidy housekecpcrs will be. Flies
are Il nuisance, we confess, multitude
nous, disagrcable and dirty; dust from
the streets is insutfcrablv, and faded
carpets daily modification. But
after all, are. not rosy checked and
healthy children, and vigorous and
cheerful women, more ornamental and
more essential to the comfort of a fami-
ly than the best preserved colors in
wosted work or entire immunity from
the annoyance of flies Let us wei
come the visits Of the healtiful arr and
sunshine, and look out for the essential
conditions of yigor and cheerfulness
first of all, and if matters Of mere show
must be sacrificed, why, let them
slide
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COnsumptives do not Despair !!

~ AN OLD INDIAN Doc
TOR. uNcAs BRANT, while u
Missionary among the In
diunS Of the Rocky Noun
tains. discovered u RARE
PLANT. that proves to be u
certain cure for Consump-
ton, Bronchitis, Asthma.
Liver Complaint. Nervous
Affections, Coughs, Celds,
&c. Having now made his
fortune and retired from
cuisines. he will send the
prescription and dirccti ms
for preparing the medicin-
+ eey chu,ye to all who de
sire it. and will send to his
agent. enclosed two stamps
Is cents, to pay the return
letter. with a description O.
their symptoms. The Ole
Doctor hascdrcd mere thar
5000 cases of Cansumntson
alone. and hopes all aftlict
cd people will avail them
selves Of this opportunity,
as the Doctor wishes to do
all the good he can before
he dies. Address, all letters
to. DANIEL ADEE.
Boxe531 o., New York,
Who is = ole agent.