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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-09

HOGS.
II HAVE upward Of leo bead Of ans Fatttng Hogs for
sale. win be ready 70 drive By ta 2ih Of November. AR,
ply to B. Il: CATO, Rome Smith county fean.
Ney4-E3ge
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-09

CAuTIos. --Bsare o. druggists or dealers v.Io nay
try 10 pal upon you sumo Bite. OrSsulariIa tash,
which they can buy cheap, by saving IL = just
good. Avoid susl mcl. Ask for HcLeaus Strength
ening COFiai. and tllo hahing else. il is TIE only
remedy that will purify the blood thoroughly, and az
the same time strengthen the system.
0ne tablt SpoGnfnl taken every morning fastiag. IL
certain preventive for q olera Chill and Fever,
Yellow Fever, Il aay prevalent disease II put up
z IN large BOTTLES. - 81.
Price only 81 per bottle, CT 9 baths for S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-03
THE DAY IN BROOKLYN.

Our nelghbors in Brooklyn and Williamsburg arc to
celebrate in rather economical There h 70 be
Tremendous changing Of bells throughout the city, morn
Ing noon and night national salutes 70 be Hred al
Fost Greene and Greenpon and in the evening fireworks
will be let OF n The City Hall and 1t The OF Ansec
street and Graham avenue. Dodsworthn Band has been
engaged for the City Hail. and Turs. Band for the other
place. The Declaration Of Independence will DO road in
"on' Oh tne Ny Hail At ten oolcck, and Professor Ray
mond, Of the Polytechnic Institute, will then deliver an
Grafton Several Of tho military companies have resolved
70 come oon "their own hook" and tho rest must do
pend on the fire crackers, squSs pop guns and patriotism
Of Tho youngsters
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-03
Cr1ckets
XIV YORK CLUE VERSUS GERMANTOWN.

M" fOhk CLVb VERSUS GERMANTOWN.
This match was played n Hoboken yesterday and de-
cded tn ono innings, and perhaps the most exciting
and best matched game ever played in this country All
the gentlemen from Germantown Americans. with the
exception Of Mr.. Hammond, who Englishmon and .
professional player. They all young mon, and have
shown themselves first rate crcketeS. Tho bowling Of
AssRs. WISER and Hammond was very nne, and tho
fielding never exceled In tho score we ind that New
hall scored 20; Davis, Is; Kiphardt, IA, nd Fisher H.
four very nne scores The eleven Of the New York Cub
exeEted themselves In praseworthy manner 70 win the
game but al that they could before the LAT wicket
fell was les runs, thus losing the game by runs. The
fielding q he New York gentlemen usual, was exce
lent and We batting very hne Hgham, Of COURSE kept
Sovied ssch DONG WsSi n thsr noss 70 moron ths
great match between eleven Engishmen and eighteen
Americans VIII b played ~ Hoboken. me following u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-03
SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 8, 1859.
THE ROLL OF FAME.

The following are the Names 10 far heard from, Of
the orators whs 10 spread the national eagle IN various
parts Of the country 70 MORROW
DR. John W. Francis, before the New York TypograPhL
cal Society," n The hfeth aAniyersay Of that asocasion
Prof John b. Raymond, 10 Brooklyn.
hon. John Hale, II Great Falls, N. h.
A. oskey Hail. r.q:, q tAis city, before the Young
S.jor sSs.sus, A., a. The city celebration IN
Albany.
Senator Dooltse, Of Wisconsin, y Buhhlo.
Ex Senator James wadsworth, Ct lockport
George Summer, nq q Music Hall, Baton.
Hon. q. d. ADRIAN, Ut Dound Brook, n j.
John Winsow, Esq, Of Brooklyn, q Hampstead L.
Col. W. wall, Of Burlington, N j., It Salem, N.
Prof Angel, Of Brown University, r. Providence, r.
Richard Busleed. Of New York, n Aorrstown, n J.
Insms. Dunn Inglsn md G. cnnqncsy Burr Esqrs At
Hon. Gausha A. Grow, Of PennsyivaniA, at Susque-
hanna depot, Penn
Rev. B. I Ives, Of Auburn, At skaneassles, N,Y.
Phineas 7. Barnum, ESQ.,, At East Bridgeport Conn.
Rev. J suydsm, At Fshkiil Landing, n. Y.
Rev Dr. Hall, at Trenton, j., before the Society Of
the Cincinnati.
hon. MARI rrstton, n New Bedford.
Hon. nsstus Brooks, ~ Staten Island.
Rev. a. j 8. las%s, 1t Port TU R,chso nd q
VIM. A. Bardett, Al the Lunatic Asylum, HAckwels
Island. " TI7
Hon. 7. n. Pomeroy, ., Syracuse.
Rev. Lyman Wright, Trenton, NJ. 3.
Hon. Henry Wilson, lawrence, Mass r
Hon. Charles A. Phelps, Franklin, Nass.
FIX Gov Boutwell,, Sopeham, Mass 80 ~
CHARLES =. Swim, Yarmouth, Mass. gAf
:. 8. Whtemore, Sandwich, Mass Ger ai
Col. A. q. Brewster, Gardiner, Ne. ~
Rev. DR.. Davidson, Freehold, N. j. ma
Anthony Q. Keassy, nq Newark, N. J.
Judge Q. r. Waugh, Hoomneld, N. ].
Charles Price, Paterson, N. j.
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Ne means o. saving many lives, especially among the Ia
boring portion Of citizens Perhaps II Is mot general
known that Europeans residing In British india owing
70 he heat Of The sum- compelled cover the fe hat
In general ueo with piece Of white cambric thin white
pocket handkerchief, or . piece Of white gauze pinned
loosely over This prevents tho suns rays nom strk.
lively few cases Of stroke In India the eauxe may
be arranged On the hat In few moments by mean or
three common pins, and no man laboring in the SUN
should, he values his life, omit the precsuton ID q
besides, mot an unpcturesque addition 70 the costume
j. W. r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-03

INVALID PRNsIoss.-By actof Congress Of March
8, 1859, biennial examination pf invalid pensioners
d required the st TO commence on the day Of the
FIRST payment, which fails due July l. 1889 Two phys.
cass surgeons are 70 make this examnaon and the
application Of the peusoner for that plY
companied by she affidavit OF these officers ard the rate
Of pensions 70 be paid BY pension agents viii be according
70 the Disability referred 70.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-03

THE ALMIGHTY NIGER ON THE FOURTH.
OF course tho almighty Niger could not b. kept out Of
anything In this country, and therefore he comes up
largely the Fourth. Down South, according 70 Fred
Douglas, they celebrate the Fourth lat Winchester Tsan
BY sale Of negroes Here ID the advertisement:-
SALE OF NpoRoEs, &o-By consent Of parties will, on
the 4h DAY Of July next the court house door, in The
town OF Winchester sell for cash the following negroes
Ellie, about hfteen years old; Fed, about - years old
Bonaparte about thrseen Richard about eleven Joan,
Cnarles about two Eda about thirty three and her in
FAINT child; Juda, about forty i've.
BROTHER GARRISON IN THE FIELD.
Az an andote to the above, give the following Gar
risonan manifesto from the Liberator, July L.
Turning away in disgust and shame from the proHgaae
and hypocrcal celebration Of the Fourth Of July which
generally characerses the day, let the real friends Of
freedom, q far a. practicable, on Monday next rally at
AMI SLAVERY CELEBRATION nDnEDzwz DAY.
The friends Of impartial liberty and universal emanci-
patton are invited 10 attend meeting at the
dious and beautiful grove IN Framneham on Monday,
chuaetss Anti Slavery Society 70 consecfate the day 10
the work Of breaking the feers Of tho millions who
yet, In this false hearted and hypocnncal nation,
sroanDg in the bondage OF chatsels, whose unutser
able wrongs ssil crying unto Heaven br redress
whose claims on the sympathy and justice Of all CON-
.tanty increasing in solsny and without whose liberia
perpetuity Of the American repubnc An arrangement
has been made with the Boston and Worcester Railroad
Corporation TO convey persons 70 and from the Grove
herewith At about half the usual price Eloquent ad
dresses from distinguished speakers with songs, and
such recreation on land and water the place abnndanty
afIorde will occupy the day. Among the speakers ex-
". Higginson, Edmund Quincy, Chas. l. Remond, A. T..
Foee, VIM. Wells Brown, E II. Haywood, Rev. U. n.
Fisk, Of Taunton, and others. tfrtssf r
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LIST OF REGATrAS.
THE CONCLUSION.
TO PREVENT SUN STROKE.

Ais an old adsge that litsle precaution In sanitary
matters often deal Of cure so take the liberty
Of Suggesting through your columns precautionary
measure, Little IN itself, but which followed may ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-03
Coroners' Inquest.

DKAm OF PATRICK CosGRovE -Ioforusston was received
at the Corcuers office yesterday to the effect that Patrick
Cosgove alias Cookrosch had died his late residence
No. GA Water street, from the effects Of s.sb received
on the night Of the lst Of January last at the hands Of
come person unknown, in Fulton street, near Broaa xay
Deceased, appeared had been under medical
attendance ever since the nsh of the assault. but the
efforts Of the physicians proved Of little avail. he was
reduced to mere skeleton for over month past but he
chung to life with singular teraciy and would not listen
to his medical attendants when they expressed the belief
that bis recovery was next to impossible Cosgrove
IN old Fourth warder and for years past was an active
supporter Of the democratic party in that district he
than s ~ o.
IN consequence he was an exact counterpart OF the no
torious Paudeen although not quite vndcsve perhaps
knucke were brought into play were 80 numerous that
narrative Of them would occupy 4 space OF several
columns He went TO California about two years 40 but
did not remain there long At the time Of his departure
FOR San Francisco he under bonds 10 the amount OF
$1,000 70 snswsr complaint IN an assault and battery
ne WAS subsequently Unidentified by some Of the fugve
who gave BIN the fatal thrust but he refused reveal
the mans nanenot through any motive Of friendship,
however, but because he meditsed taking the Law into
days previous 70 his death Coroner Jackman
visited the deceased and asked him il he
information as would lead 70 the arrest q h ssssiIsut
The dying man seemed much annoyed the intrusion Of
tDs Oc and rsmsksd That he was = good as dozen
but on the contrary ne believed he would soon be we'll
enough to whip the fellow who stabbed him. On &C
tended to take the law In his hands lust as quick "a
he was able 10 stir out.
TIE FRONT STREET HoMcDR.-Coroner S,hirmer hed
an inquest Wednesday at the New York Hospital upon tho
body Of James Boston, the negro who was fatally stabbed
on Tuesday afternoon at the corner Of Front street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-03
NEWS FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE BAVARIA.
--~~~~~~~~~>~~~>~~-~>~~--~
o. = y Az + AEHR.
The Preparations for the Next
Battle in Italy.
More Diplomatic Notes on the
War.
NAP OIL ON'S VIEWS.
INTERESTING DEVELOPMENTS.
-~~~-~~~-~---~-
IHE POLITICAL CHANGE In ENGLAND.
&es, &e., &e.


Tho Hamburg steannship Bavaria, Capt. Laupe, from
Hamburg via Southampton June Is, n, arrived early
yesterday morning.
She brings London papers Of the 18th ul-one day
later than those by The Arabia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-03

NE eighty third anniversary OF American Independence
WIN be celebrated to morrow after the usual fashion,
sny - the country spreads out and more curious custo
ners nestle under the wing Of the "Ege and pay tribute
% Uncle Samuel, the demonstrations become more
and diverting, original, absurd or independent,
- The case may be. The American Eagle will
eprsad himself in the most extraordinary way. The
tip Of one wing will fan the lumbsrmen Of Eastport,
while the other will str up the patriotism Of the miners
on tho slope OF the Rocky Mountains The star
spanged banner viii also be floating around in the most
nSeral way. will shisld with in protecting folds
least thirty millions OF freemen at home, and good
many abroad which take is quite sufficient for one
piece of bunting. Our institutions, good and bad, will
be duly exploited. A large number OF patriots
viii 20 through the annual operation Of saving the coun
try and certain fanatics will be equslly anxious to dis
sove the Union Probably the country will 60 on just
The rame, however, and after the fifth, the only trou
BE being at Washington, where Mr. Cobbs cash account
II . little short
Having due and proper regard for the celebration
Of the National Birthday, we collate some &C
count Of the way in which 1t is to be
done The celebrations OF all sorts, from the stately
movements OF corporations down 10 the gay
measures of seaside votaries Of Terpsichore. There will
be end Of firing, bell ringing, pistol shooting,
FIRE crackering, fireworks exploding drumming and pa
rading almost everywhere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-03
PHILADELPHIA,

The ouaksfs Of the city OF Brotherly Love, or a. least
sne City Fathers. have declined 4, make officially any dis
play on the ''gorious Fourth" The people, however.
are abundanty patriotic and by manner Of means
70 be cheated out Of their annual fireworks They have
raised money by subscription for pyrotecanio Displays In
various parts Of the city, and intend 10 hurrAh lot what
viii come The old soldiers OF 1919 and various societies
have arranged for celebrations Of their on and there
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-03

MEETING OF THE HEALTH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
VAL OF VESSELS FROM sICKLY PoRrs-C0MMUNI-
AND THH BOARD or HEALTH OF cAsrLErON. ETC.
There was meeting Of the Board Of Health Commits
koners Thursday in the CITY Hall. All the members
were present apotx Commissioner McSpedon.
Tho Health Officer reported the arrival Of the bark
Roanoke q quarantine from Bahia with cargo Of sugar
she reported that port healthy when she len it, but the
voyage home Of her was taken sick OF bilious
fever The Health Ocer directed to give the vessel
. stream permit.
mo arrival Of the brig John Boynton from Port-au
Prince, with coffee and logwood Was also announced
The captain Of this vessel ck the passage for
also with fever Of doubtful nature Port Prince.
however, was healthy wheh shs left IT, She ordered
me Cky Inspector reported that the nuisance com.
planned Of q 7oe Seventh avenue has been Abaaed.
planned q Il Is South street has been removed.
Reports from the Health Wardens Of the Fh, Eleventh.
sSs he attention q he Board g swim sns Bone Do
hg establishments and various hoggeres and other nu
saAces which exist between Broadway and Sixth avenue
health Of the city, and recommending that vigorous
measures be taken for their abatement.
IL ss. Gy Pss;iasns Cornell directing the cry In
establishments abate the nuisances on their premises
within three days, and providing that they are not
abolished within that time, directing the City Inspector to
institute the necessary legal measures TO have tn en-
abated. was adopted.
Dr. MUSDY presented copies OF resolutions adopted by
the Board Of Health Of Castleton Sten Island request
ing Dr. Mund TO report the acknowledgements OF the Board
Of Heah Of that town for the courtesy extended them
by inviting their Health Officer 70 participate in their
a,~A1iss and sxrrea&ng thar Hcee 70 Qaerate With
the ComnissoDarso OF Health New YORK to pf6nc " .o
health Of this city and the nelghborng places
Communication was received Dom the Commissioners
or Qu6rHntfne, mentioning Inef Intention 10 smallpox
patients 70 the hospital Ssckwels Island and persons
sick OF lighter diseases to that Wards Island, while
the balance comprising yellow fever, cholera aud
Ike diseased persons win be sent to The newly prepared
floating hospital.
No other business coming up, they adjourned Till Friday
next, at twelve O'Clock.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-11
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday.

IA ST. CHARLES HOTEL. John L LObdell, lady
and SIT, Miss Lobdell Miss Sarah Lobdell, Lewis
Holland. L H Wilcox, Ohio. VIM H Peck, G H
Miss. j = Lewis, La; ID W Clornan, James N
whitehorn, -. w D Beatte, s Race, William
Mounts Ohio. @ @ Hudson, Fl Downs, N "
Mrs N Downs and syt, Miss sallie Young, Miss
Rebecca Robinson, Miss; Tracy Beadle, R Beade,
Rhea and svt, R Brown. La. ~ Winston aud
svt, Ala w q Ballard and wife, W Ratfe, wife
and syt, Miss Annie Pugh, Mrs Walter Pagh, La.
R o Huckabee, F McCourt and lady, Ala. \. II Nc
Nuns. N Y.... P Marlen, Baltimore. J johnson
Ala. II Minns N T.. B Bradford and son,
Miss. H W Peyton, Va. @ q Jack, DR. H Hub
bard, Vicksburg ed McGhee, Thomas, La
pay1d Ell Fa.on Mes ss Ghas s Clark me- Tenn
Atkinson K Smith, W D Bethel, La. P Ty-
ler Mrs Brooks, L Parsons, Mass JAS s Voolfolk
and lady, Col Voolfolk, Holmes, Ky. Mrs NJ G
Stirling and family, La.
CITY HOTEL. 4. II Keith, Jos NJ Terry, Mark
McElenry, R S Jennison, s 0 Cooper, Miss H N
Humphreys, DR. R Gibbs. La. S N yiers, Baton
Rouge VIM Bingnton, Mobile. i. DAM NJ Fulton,
Chas Clark, Miss. rs N Richardson, Md. W s
Hinton, and lady, Miss N Christmas, Miss. o N
williams, Mobile. 20 Dunn c.. Mrs c
stith and . svts, Va. Mrs N NJ Davenport, j G
Myer, Texas: " A Eorb, Ga. IF Hargroye, Ala
IsWis s' Thos Debrsil Baton ay Rongs Nj
asaK ~ any IS, 'ond snt X W. y nra,,o 4
adv III .a1 Edward barnard Ia / ra1hoyyn a''a
Hey,nn Th6s Rauan q 8 Ranan VIM r GannanaV
n Tarrants and Iadv 81 Inns A'1 NJ n n;,nnn n
q y Mnch;snn W Pos. Isasc provn . Te,as W z D
cnndsass "a " Mart H n" 4 AGt,uJ L; Ms :.
nwtn X Eiann;no = aoIi;eofsr Misc A' ~ y
Wnodwaard Teros n Z, .Jneg Tenn p K Gordon
Texas. +. "a s Fairchild q " Falrchild, ] Pickett,
j O Pickett Jones, Knoxville Mr. Scharff, q
| W Jones, Miss. ~ O Ryan, N .DL Greene,
| Ark. II N Latimer, Gen " F Game, Miss. r
| Dorsey and wife, N j. Ward j Cafe, Phila . Jas
| A Wilson e R Ashley. Ark ~ T Strother La
| j s Mclean. J Moore, Jas Collens, Miss u De
Bots. LADY and svt, Va. - W Nelson lady and svt,
La. d L James, Miss w 9 Nicoils, La. Il I
Peyton, va. IT J Sanders, Miss. r " Dunn, s
| w Rawls, 7 Mather Texas 4 Little and lady, Mrs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-11
GLIDING, PLATING AND BRONZINfs nv
y GALYANOPLAsTY with new Process Of THINNING,

D v. FIR, T # a.
l55 Charities street, near the Orleans Hotel
for gliding, plating and pron1ng theory for
the realization of which long practice Is necessary.
The undersigned has given proofs during the ten wears be
mas been established In this ely that be has realized IT.
can add that the confidence which be
g g merit e due not only to the result Of his Wedge and
p4euce nat also 70 the guarantee assured by his proby
he has for instance for those wh1 re-
In Europe r $3.50 - S't'e'
g Roayer after than years spent costly expert
ment has succeeded In discovering rather nvenng
process for Timing by means Of galvnnism. 1870
Will therefore undertake the timing OF chafsQ dishes
Ing houses etc., etc., otc. - 1850 ' ss'
my2s 4 O. ROuYER.
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VENETIAN RED AND YELLOW oGHRE-ln bar
ses, for sale by ALFRED kEARNh,
EUPERIOR PEACH BRANDY-25 bbls. superior
~ old Virginia Peach brandy, in store and for sale BY
ian s. JONES CO., 81 Gravier street
U EMOvAL-JOHN &. HYDE 4 co. HAVE RE.
moved 10 No. 80 0kAv1ER STREET, between Camp and
St. Charles streets ms
ITO ARRIVE PER SHIP PEPPRRELL from Bor-
% quarter pipes Rochelle Brandy LAncsl''-4h proof
Is eigeth I. e.
81 easks Claret, for faunIiy use. - i 64
1 cAxe Dry Pfunus OF different shapes and cartons
3 For sale BY s. D. GRAIIAA CO.,
IuSi 70 Customhouse street.
ksOATSTOMEYaricu ssss and shicknssses for ,stoy,
. use for sale by 7,.s AJsFRE1 kEARNY, t5.53
iaiS 2av6t ~ Z u Magazine street
rTS3 COUNTRY MEIsCRANTs--JUsT RECEIy
ID on confinement from the mann facturers-
s- 8 cases OXK TANNED RUSSETS, Double Buck AMI
Huvffsia, Hs "
~ casss La DIES, fTNE SHOES, assorted
d. cases Nenss Hcysy and Youths BRO0ANe.
Which will be sold very low BY
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VrLOUH-iOco ~. snpesnns 81. Lnu,s;
= lAH 4. Extra DO. anA country brands.
For sale by g. II. KENNEDy 90.
ials " " Poydras street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-11

General Depot Special Ager
street, New Orleans, La.
VERMIFUGES.
Wlnsr's Canadian,
Perry's Dead Shot,
Jayne's Tonic,
Kerl's,
b. A. Fahnestock's,
McIxean's.
BALSAM and COUGH REM
EDIES,
Wlstar's BalsREl of Wild Cherry
Hastings Naptha,
Sheruan's Balssm,
Buchan's Hungarian,
Dsvis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
Bartholomew's E1pectorant,
Halls Balsam,
Swaym's Syrup Of WildC Cherry,
Ayers Cherry Pecteral,
raylor'B Balsam Liverwort,
Jayne's Expectorant,
Wfner's Eiecampaine,
Rogers Liverwort and Tar,
Mrs. Gardeners Liverwort,
stadler's Cherry Expec.orsnt,
London's Indian do,
Or. Roses do.
Observation-Disclosures
SARSAPARILLAS.
DR.. John Bulls,
8. P. Townsend's,
Sandals,
Old Jacob Townsend's
Carpenter's,
Wyncoop's,
Shakers,
Graetfenberg's
. Bristoi's.
0uyuott's Yellow Dock.
pLASTERS.
Well'sStrengthening,
Ewen's Strengthening
Jew DAvid's or Hebrew,
B8deau's.
Knapp's Indian
Alcock'a Porous,
Grifith's Adhesive.
~ Holloway's Arnice
LIEIMEGTS.
Mel ean'sVolcanic Oil Linmsn
Rexican Mustang.
Farrell's Arabian
Butl0rIs Nerve and Bone,
Hunts, u.
Hayes,s
Tobias's Venetian
Novels Nerve and Bone,
Kellinger'e, s-l-
Gardeners,
Bartine's Horse
Merchast's Gargling,
| Cherokee.
Jayns's
| AaUE REMEDIES, ste.
Osgood's Indian Chogogue,
towand's Tonic Mixture.
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Wynkoop's Tonic,
Speeds Febrifngs,
Vegetable Febrifuge.
| LOZENGES.
Bhermsn's Cough and Worn
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters,
Locock's Pulmonic Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
Lovett's Wahpeneor Hair Clos
Birry's Tricopherous,
Lyons Katharien,
BUyle's Hyperion Fluid,
Phalon's Hair Invigorator,
Jayne's Hair Tonic,
Van Deusen's Wahpene,
London's Oriental Hair fenic,
Hauel's Eau Lustrale,
Oldridge's Balm of Columbia.
Radway's Circassian Balm.
| PAEACEAS.
Bwain'B Houck's,
Cnllen's Indian Vegetable.
Longley's Great Western.
| OINTMENT AND SALyEs
nalley'sMagical inExtracto
Professor Holloway's Ointmer
McAllister's All-Healing,
BROOKS Magic Salve, Pryor
Pile,
Gray's Harrison'B Specific,
Trask's Magnetic, Judkin's
Louden's All-Healing, Russis
| OILS.
Ruehton's Cod Liver Oil,
McNsir's Acoustic, Scarpa's d
British, Harlaem.
BITTERS.
Ho1at's Phoenix, Blake's Ars
| matte,
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES
! UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
Erzuu GREAT cEN- liz =
~ Is To all Points
NORTH AND EAST!

81. Louis, Cairo and New Orleans
RAILROAD LINE.
Comprising the following NEW and
4 LEGAN sENGER PACKET s.:
VIII leave New Orleans as follows, during year 1885,
VIM. M. Morrison, Capt Bodnger.
Feb IL March and Ap ~. IA I'D "a June IL July
Champlon..............cap Capt. E. B. Moore.
Fob. IS March and T. IA APs T. and a. june Is July
Imperial Capt Rogers.
Feb M March and April Is May and 2s June u.s. July
j. @. Syvon. .................ca Jones.
Feb IL March and 49, April 49, May and 2 June H. July
Alecl< scott.......... Capt R. A. Reilly.
Feb 10 March II and 81 april e. May 70 and 80 June 49,
New Falls City. Capt. Woods.
Feb al March 49, April and q May a. June and 81, July
II and 81, Aug. 70.
New Uncle Sam. Capt. swzer.
Feb u.s. March Is April and = May14 June and IS, July
IS, Aug. and a. as M
John Walsh. ......-Capt- j. Molloy.
Feb Is A'''a IL April sns r Ny IS June and u.s. July
City of Memphis. ...... Capt. Kountz.
Feb q March 49, April and e IN Mex 49, June and n July
Gladiator. Capt. K'iuefel.er.
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