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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


and haulug away the dirt where too high and alo
sarfase Il tho roadway Sss when graded s
ssss yas !, \ ass sa n' each s
The roadway The sides and bottoms # said bitches snail be
twenty fse III width Of the Roadway shall se
he with eean without dr and sound ono, re ss lake
inches in Siesuess shall and rolled VIII 900
~ ~ ep q l,. ~, s. ss
and n b an s ssh arm M
NJ e saS hss when solid and completed shall be
All he maseras sha b quality and shall be fur
n TSs s By as ss @ @ @ work
days following The approval Of the snesiHn hy te Common
penalty Of ten oa day for each and every day thereafter
The ecnraeo shall keep good repair and
o he ea portion Of e oah fer and sns enc ar ar
guaraise ,he faithful peronsnse Of th condition he Irea
n h n a ss n e s s hsn
to the should The road be found il perfect good order
Coed and solvent security Of $500 shall be required
Payments to be made on the completion OF each three OF more
and acceptance of the same by the City Surveyor
and lie Proportion Y paid y ,bs hoiss in hill
ganss said 70 b made Sy the oy SnE ;;
II eeIseea y AZ son,raeisr who shall be sahrogn,e N
ss Il e ss s III d s % New
not to be held liable or responsible for any of said bills shoad
ss@s pss NJ prior to
ceivng his certificates the Of publication of the petition oil
the holders lit being we'll understood that sad
tractor shall have Tho right OF demanding of said petitioners The
reimbursement of said costs of publication
Il we'll understood iha. in case OF failure BY the
to begin finish the work. thereof william the pc
riod liked the Council be dissatisfied with the manner
in which the work being executed the Council shall have the
right without putpg the contractor in de-
fault required by article 1905 of the Civil Code and without
applying Of Justice annu the and without in
deny and is also well understood that in the
shall any % abandon the work. not finish and
conformity with his the said
tractor shall forfeit all claims he have for part Of the
him of the abandonment, and that
the city shall be thereby discharged from and all liability
hereo and also well that in the contract
resod the and his securities shall be held and
bound in soo the city all loss difference between
the price which the contractor originally contracted to
form the work and the price which be adudcaed a,
resale readjudicaon.
Bids be drumming foot for the whole work complete
New Orleans, November IA, 1889.
fSigned] LOUIS II. PILE City Surveyor.
Approved the Committees and Landings OF bett
Boards of the Common Council
tSignedj II. 7. vENNARD, Chairman
signedl ROBT. HUYGHE, oA
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~ oil paving with round LIST, both sides of oodehdcn
street. from, Eysian Field 10 Enghen Streets wherever said
street Is not already paved and I'd both sides of Lafayette
Asenue from Goodchildren to st. Avtle street
First Contract-Thc round paving both sides
Goodchldren street, from Eysian Fields to Englen
Second Conract.-The round stones paving bo sides
The curbones which may be required bordering
sidewalks for the wings of the bridges and for the crossings
shall be OF North river blue other Of equally good
quality with it, hewed and dressed beyced dressed the
sixteen thirty inches wde and not less than three and half
inches thick. They shall he well in good joints and
workmanlke according the lines grades and direc
tons 10 be given by the City and shall he sod fixed
shall be well ontcd and shall be laid bed of London gravel
or lake shells and sharp sand mixed of at least four inches in
thickness.
The gt,ersoncs may required North
river blue other of quality with hewed and
dressed FROM three feet long twelve inches wde and
less than four inches thick They shall join their length the
slope of INCH shall be well onted shall laid bed
oil London gravel and sharp sand lake shells and sharp sand
mixed of at least fonr inches in thickness.
The round stones shall he of shore bank of the
best quality not than inches long They shall be laid
bed OF river sand at least inches thickness The
worknanke manner, and touch each ether,
close and broken joints and all stones Ne laid their
point all stones laid the flat shall be rejected Prior
laying the round paving the roadway
graded by the in accordance with grades
rounding to be given by the City Surveyor and shall receive
coating of sand fou inches in thickness The
| pavement shall then be laid.
The joints shall be filed with dry river sand and after thu
rain has settled the down. the paving shall be well
twice and the Joints shall be filled with lake shells ndo
pressed with six Thousand pound roller and covered with
coating Of three inches Of lake shells London gravel and shan
sand ,nNed and the street shall then b. open for travel
All Gu and Eltesones Of the sidewalks already made
whiea be found of line and level shall he regulated b.
The contractors without extra and all blicing
tbs sidewalks which be dsuba1by tho contractors In re
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SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTRACT
and wooden cutters the north side of jackson
Width OF sidewalks be twelve
feet in width ~ ,
sidewalks of North river blue stones other equally
oea 9s a b sa them rss 70 * t =" dn the 2 Hp
to thirty inches wids and NOT less than ,hree and half Thick
maaneg and shall end with apercs nica cut through the
same where desired for draining lots They s s be ny IN
work according to the directions and levels which will be given
e o a foot ss IS
Joining shall also BE sS SeI a. d a bfsa in ne
bricks usually experienced from negligence in this respect
he e and having no case less n six Inches below he
upper surface of the adjoining gutter shall be admitted in the
wSSREs s!ss shall 81 s s ss e The
lengths e less than WENT s "a Sssp il @ n. Mhe5e
five feet with oak pins no, less than t9gr feet Sng BY two
gne pank pierced anns The edge Of tic Panks
@ s { o f ee Of ins o ' o
inches deep cut out at every eight feet thereof and in these
VIE and two inches hk pointed the end which enters the
viii S b S4e c as With It eaah h
and thess there viii be verge or ae Of cypress sunk of
gutter plank aforesaid with sxinch spikes The gutter
S H Ss S Dry pn ssF a a" " ns h sp s Gle a @
facing beard shall project and half inches above the
ope OF ' one i n the
S % lots w a y be s e 81 hs ds .sd a H s
made Of and half inch plank = tls sides and
Ts sxsss shall b. a with
akerck Of lie best quality herring bone on bed Of lake
a s Or s ss sea Cd sHa % Sh + S IL
S fs h ns Fs fs win sS fsaqE
Prior laying the brick; earth sfound shall be cut
with decivy or slope towards The outline Of half
TIL wsss Ss i i R ~ @
solid There shall be n bedding q et Of ~ inch Of shatp
properly bedded therein in regularly hid in close
Vii at ss Esa se hSsw 'fs s ' @
GENERA, CLAusEs whole work shall be executed to the
Hs pa 1 S S h The e s a a % E
e shall be q the sst qI% and shall be fur
contractors shall he bonnd begin The work in the
penalty q dollars day for each and every day thereafter
and security the Of $500 shall be required
N Be ss as sa Gw s {. pepspp be
property bills against said property be made
s ehs Ss S sd Ss e be Collected iI eonac,o WHO
and and he ss q new new Orleans no, to M liable responsible
'i T Any @ SP pay y" into @ o!
f st @ Being 60, w 9 I
or shall RICH, demanding Of said petitioners the
%e s sIIi s IN by The
s s on in ese he SSh s @
which The work being executed The Council shall
@ s" ss % a T s az S Ge "na
pSs and / 1o @s 70 a II
tractor shall time abandon The work or not Finish and COM
Shall claim he have for Of the work done
sst m s ct hs From @ a% s hSe
and i also well hat snSe h9 sH n be rsiO
o INTO the city al o;s Hr dssnss between the
The the price which it may beadjudieae resale
IF
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


setting old euon shall also he repaired by them with
ot eSita compensation. ,, nan A.. aa.,,as i, Cha
entire satisfaction of The CITY Surveyor who will be the sole
aSs Of M S o ." ~ s street shall he tho property of the
and s s b N q s III s"ns swa nd Y a b
ni.hsd by the contractor, as we'll as The labor.
following approval of the adjudication by the Common
Council and COMPLETE the same four months after mndSr
penalty Of dollars day for each and every day thereafter
solvent security amount Of thousand dol
be made t1s so@peion Of the work and &c.
nv proportion TO be paid BY The city of New Orleans IN cs,
aa s s pSPSSn 70 s Ra & the IL city s
conformity with section le Of the ,y charer said biz;
s sa e ns s XII & a III @ ey News
be held liable responsible for OF said bills should
the same aS, be d by the berry, hGlers m Nh IN GOOD
order i aud condition Tor and during one ys aer completion
The contractors shall pay into the City Treasury prior
81 the properly hoier besg well understood liza, si con
1sf@5Sa s aof Of GSs f
It is well understood that in of failure by the contractors
H rod ssa Or f sss sue wos 1 Se @ TS
in which i is bns executed the Council shall have the G
the contract without putting the contractors in default
as required by article 1905 Of the Civil Code and without apply
My and is well understood that in the contractors
shall any time abandon the work not finish and complete
shall forfeit claims they may any part tie worn
ey s I Ss q If from a
and it is also well understood that in the contracts bt
hound in soido pay The city al. difference between
the price at Which the contractors originally contracted y per
at resale Or rtadjniica,on. -,
s be Sd Ss n % na, a psss @
terstones furnished aud laid complete.
-''I Isignadl s LOUIS H. PILE,
Approved by the Committees on Streets Landings Of
Boards of the Common Council
do 1T tsigncd RoBERr ri IfiuNY itG2E chAirmen.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s
ooMRTR OILERS OFFICE
CIV of New d leans, December 10, 1859,
49, ~ rNTn IS,fO 49, 1870. 80

\ b alsSsig e sGoMPTRoLI.ERss OFFICE
tits of New Oiieans December TO- 1859
lNa. 4S09.]
The following described improvements Of streets
ss III s IL .sss W & s
ssess has tho be and he is hereby author,
c each separately After Ten Days notice i
ace with The specifications Of tho Surveyor for each now en-
ic Ia lis oc and said andcaios be subject 10 the
". syss s Z Ne aefs Ss~ street,
Foa soosirncsg brick sidewalks besderea ny carbscnc.
and wooden CATERS both sides Of urqnhar street from
Elysian Fields Cotton Press street.
10 tioodchdfen street
and wooden ga,ts On Tho north side OF GisOa street. from
Far Constructing bcS Sidewalks boldtsed by curbtones
and wooden cutters on beth sides Of Willow street from Gum
Far co1srcnS ics sidewalks boriered cuttslonss
and wooden CUTTERS, on both sides q Pot s'fee o
Far constretine brick sidewalks hoeed by cnrhstenes
and gnters, the west side Of Baroane s''ee '
FSg Essa Ses Sidewalks by earhones
and wooden Cutters on The NORTH sac 81 % ei""
Ts,aa sns both l sides o. aooaenren
IS from 81, sei road GENTLY Read from
the BAYOU Road 10 Poutchaftran Rnilroad - o,, 4,
IL For paving with square blocks FROM ''o e'' "
NJ paving with square blocks Eanade street from
IL r " soc:as bck Sidewalks hoered by cubsones
ss Ssdsn Esss Fl s IL 9 10 ~ Psyes
IL constructing brick Sidewalks botaerea y eas9ne
I. sa & w Josn sb s Bapiiss street
81 fe constructing brick sidewalks bodered by enrstones
Goodchdren 10 ST. John the Baptist street .. -,
M Fer paving with round sienes Lafayette Avenue from
s'pi s' ISsrcdl 51#1 JOHN I. MONROE,
President Board # A \ Na@oA Siderm'n'
President Board Of Aldermen.
srproy sian ssy' n '0'' GERARD sT1TH, Mayor
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

~, - M r. - 49, -, - - H.
Wy u Ut i,u.pS meg nna soils hedtca h9ion wy
pe ad a inc apy g' IN le iafnE hoard sna lssu
I'M i3' II M mi X, y i aee OF ls Fcf ilN, nv
so ri,ers Er 81 d ps men 5owaT 'ne g
liz lois siltii
~ e & @ u"es s DC ionr inches vide by esh
~, ,n 4, w, ,. s m1 " t .a mn hci cypress
@ io NY SUES m NY IN NH W. py ouS uehcs cross
Pa Pa ~. ~ Si W ao i 1gh dislaes' ana
49, Is ~ MI masn,n, u, vi w s,'eWk
kc rie Of ihr hest ounity in tertn ,ne on ba f IAN
a, ~ II az, ~ s,ni, on n, Wi p u 'aNe
VI ,nn Vii, ~ ~ s Xii, ~ i,, ~ ", W, elis
h;p & III iia , s,nat s so,, J1 ns,sn w
LII a ;m ~ rna - ~ III, ,r, -. ~ IN y. "
mg nr IA iSinr bc h,ekn The eart or reonn spii h.
en-, IN Lcn md x,i rnineI an MALE i nn,, ,rr,1aI
monh,y h d,cIViiy nr snnr osds ,he outinr If one
IT, IF a , na ,m ~, " s'i .nr1 70 s n w., G,;ni
-, H., IA ,t M , % yn,ss a, 4 ,.s ,nn,,,I NIL
W y MY KIM; rbnye s,n,, ~ " hrd,in ~ a haiS ~ IN
n, f ani r lna ,l,, osr r. MIL md IN
iS i, W S,a ,'' o ,', IT, ; s o '
nsil aji IL - iir CHM, any, r,',nS ~ iacas
~ , i ~ x, Vii i..r ~ rai,lt IT., h,rs, Il stali
~, ,n;a, n p ' ~ " s '7' ~ We" " ~
DC eS e v,a h,s work shall hs xccteJ +,
~, 81 ~ H., IA srF,r M i, eonfs,,,.
In; ~ ,,,;tnn ,;u w., ~, nin i;rs ~ H., un,, If *,
"rt, wy pS'''s '' 'e ' H ''e9' Va - a'''' " 'N
Il t ,,,, b of III, heat o,,it, aud shall he r,r
,;,,t ~, ,i,n nnn,r,.nr. ,s ,ynli ns H., a"x.. w " "
IN, ' w NIL 10 bnm,i f heim In, s i, Ia t,
ln = @ r a. .,, ,; Wv, Nv IL '
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SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE GONIRASI
y for Of brick sidewalks borercd by curb
stones wooden CUTTERS both sides OF Music street, from
Craps o Morales street. - ,,,...... =,
WpTn or rig SIpEwAIKsThee sidewalks shall be ten feet
in wdth u,, i,
CuRpsroSEs-IIewed and dressed curbstoncs shall line the
sidewalks of North river blue stones ohc stones OF efmy
The slope sides from three six feet long from sixteen
thirty inches WIDE and four inches thick They shall be-
ioius workmanke manner, and sltall
apcrturrs nicely through the same where required
draining shall dnl incrspersed in lengths OF
from three throughout the work. according To the di
rec ions and which will be given by the Surveyor aud
each slope of three inches Tor foot
hight the line of the adjoining lo'se shall also
soily backed in the sst approved manuer TO
prevent wash and sinking OF bricks usually experienced
negligence in this and no c,rbsiohes less 'hn
four inches than three feet aud having in no
less inches below the upper surface OF the adjoining
entter, shall be admitted in the work, .
woopEN GurrEssThe cutters shall be made of the best
lengths of not twenty feet except in where
shorter lengths necessary halved and scarted inches
the oninss pinned there aud every inermeaic space
1--WE feet with pins less than four feet long by
inches in diameter driven through suitable holes in The
tte pank pierced slaniing The eic of the panks
the cu,bone shall beyeled sui and the other
side edge nnirhes eight inches long BY inches
deem cut Mt eight thereof and in these cypress
hraccs than feel long by eihi inches wide aud
Two inches thick al the end which ,h oun
will lie ftny driven down aud spiked with said gutter with
least three Of Ave inch ent Scs 10 each bace amt t
there will fcta cgpTsss HH ofun inches we by
two iachts thek ssl nailed a plank aEoe
said Nit. siA inch e4 spikes The gnie lQ.enIss shall es 9
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> for tho slnc.ion brick ewaIks bodefgd BY
Winrn rnE s,oGw Mksrhs sidewalks shall bs twcaty
in width the eaTJstonos shall bricked the remaining
so"i With u iRs SicknE the "
crRrsrosesiiewed md dressed crbstoes shall line the
good qnaiy tc bsyeled dressed on The top to answer
III i' nys s's nd a %a hf T @ he
we 81 ~ Ged ot AID IN , manns an shn
for draining lots They haii he @i inerspersai in lengths Of
AND No S viii Ss n TG IS s nj
Ell e is S "W he Inc a ges Tor eg a a Leo
be solly fixed MI backed il ,s m9s approved manner 70
n @ & Ts n ss S md T | IL s s ~
sis inches below The upper surface of the adjoining gutter ml
be admitted j IN The wo'k r, ,,,
saw mill cypress twelve inches wide by four inche; iek in
e snas are neeesai haycd aud sea- f V n INCHES n h
jennings pinned there and at int mediate Of five
diameter driven though suitable angn holes in the gutter
cnbscns shah be beTccd 10 suit and on he oer or outside
edge it 10 have noches Of eight inches long by inches
braces of than feet long b. eight inches Vide an
viii my spiked viii aid stcF s plank
with least five inch ent spikes each brace and
wide by and half inches thick, well nailed the gutter
Ing shall dy ,en, thick AID olly bed
dea before the pins driven The top edge Of e facing
,hs sha slope q ons
ing o3s shall be built by The ronneto Tsy sHn 0 be four
a half nrI c,nress nank for te sides nnd to with tya h.,
@ n 3 a sa Ss d G to ass The side, g bf
If lhs sid,.waIks ' e"'' ' i '''s WIG o' ~
re = wall ,,o,cr,s,ts ,,a,l M f1 ,;
lake cs Of he hast alnlity IN herring hone IN - he'd If
lake sand or ohs sand ns Of equally G3od qnry With on
~ rns & III a vail ss1 ri ,,,sn s,nd ~
II h.If an ne ie snrna, nyr The Vial, s,,rfSos ~ no &
I'M nr ia lnyins he bek III. enrtl nr pTound shaI a
up broken, and well rammed and made level and graded
I,alF ~, mob @ FIoi T,c ,rnnd ,Sba t i r 'o
ae mn Nv III contractor nj Els own eynensA and ,r, a'nn
~, sni;I Taa .,, M a n az 80 LIS ~
a., /, ~ * o.n M ,p,ar No ri,L. .n IN; M IL. hi, Ia
nr,nn-i, tnr,;n IL, nna rn,-% T,id ~ nio
ints ,ri,Lou INV r,,rynd ~ hniny rIcs 80 lt ,ha a
psn5 WI har f ,rat ed@e ose Il h w pt
Ci,srsTbe Whole work shall he exscteI to be
.,,;ra AZ No nv snry.ra ai,n lii t H. III
fn f ,ha '"i IF he woy s' VIM "'' oe ''e SOW
Xii he materials shall be Of The best ,atv and shall he fu
,;.bnd Nv The cnntrnr.nr NJ re as tba ini,nr - NM ~ " "
rt ~ 80 ~ IL n ba ,n,, H., o, h 1 T.; ,, ,
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SUxxAay PUNISHMENT AND IMAnnIArE REposA.
A stranger, at u street corner, last week, ex-
pressed the opinion that Brown would not be
hung. and minated that be ought not-whsre-
ing himself up, he said, 'syou have given me
black eye: 4 III give you another if you ex-
press such an opinion again. g. Didn't say
BtoVn ought to be hungy No you said he
bloody purderers ought to be hung.'' AL right.
The meeting adjourned. FIRED. fva.) News,
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DEyER AND AGUE, FROM wnicu aNv11Np

NEVER AND AGUE, FROM WHICH MANKIND
suffer large part of the globe is the consequence Of
of vegetable decay This esAlaon evolved by the aetio
solar heat soil aud rises with the waery apor from u
enrhs surface and the virus is taken with through the lungs
into the blood There acts irritating poison on the inter
torpid and fails to seerete not only this virus but also the
bile from The blood Both the virus and hr bile accumulate IN
become Sisoered also Finally the instinct of our organ
@ m II y an S.sa s @ int h "oi1 s
them it The blood leaves the surface and
PUSHES to The central 9an with c?nFehe vSSnes Ief
lows in which the blood leaves the central organs and rhe TO
the surace # in another effort 10 eNpei the irritating p9lso
through the other excretoryhe skin In This also i
fails and the abandous the attempt exhausted and waits
for the recovery Of Strength 10 repeat e hoSss soEt an9,sr
constitutional disorder will OF undermine the health,
ii it Is not removed.
We have labored find, and have found an antidoe,
Ayers Aguc Cure,
which neuralzes this mnnriou poison in The blood and smu-
ate the liver expcl from the body AS il hoa'd SO docs
cure this affecting disorder with perfect certainty And does
more or what is Of service 10 those sJec 10
this Infection If taken in seaseH eSpcs from The system as
is absorbed thus keeps those who free from Its at
lacks keeps the system III health although exposed 10 the dis
Consequently i no; Gny cures but prot+Gts from the
Influence Reutteit Fever, Chill Fever Duln or
Masked Ae Periodical Headache Bilious Headache, Bilious
Earache Catarrh Asthma Palptaohs Painful Affection OF
Spleen Mysteries, Collie Pa,nysis and Painful Affections
this will be found 10 assume more or less t intermittent
type This Ague Cure removes the cause OF these deange
aeus and The disease.
This il noncompliance by stimulating the excreories eNpel
the virus from tile sysan aud these organs by degrees become
what we tenn 'accana,ionn Time may accomplish 'y same
end life is lor enough ii is sacrificed IN the ut
tempt while this Ague cns does IT AZ once Aa1 VIM aas,y
remedy the whole class of diseases which are cGsed BY TIE
nasac Infection than any other which has been discovered
and IL ns still another important advantage 10 he panc winch
| Is, is cheap well As good
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An lrishman, on enlsting, was asked by the re-
crnlttng officer, When you get into battle Paddy
will you Eight or run?u z Al, faith, = replied Pat,
with comcal twist Of his countenance, e III be
after dom, yer honor, as the majority Of ye does.
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COMPTROLLERS OFFICE, 4
City Of New Orleans, July I, 1855 s
NO. 2129.]
ID ESOLVED, That the Com ptrOlIer be and
~ he is hereby authorized and required give notice. by
standing advertisement in the official journal that in accordance
with the ninth section of ordinance No. i+ approved March
80 1851 the Council will pay any bill against the city unless
contracted under authority Of order from the Comptroller
accordance with the ordinance referred to.
ISigned f. H. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
lSisned L. H. PLACE.
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved pri %, 1855
signcdl JOHN l.. LEWIS Mayor.
The attention Of the officers of the city and Of the pubc
specially called to the foregoing resolution.
V. DUPLESSIS
lyle If Comptroller City of New Orleans.
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r OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

T UMBER-LUNBER-LU
AD feet IL and TX dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING. tongnei and dressed.
10000 Ia and III wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongued and grooved.
an OO feet narrow dressed Florida Yellow Pine CELL
ING tongued and Gr0ove1.
1 Oa feet u wide dressed Yellow Pine CEILING,
tongued and grooved,
a 600 feet IL narrow Florida Yellow Pine FLOOR
ING square edged.
100 90 feet dressed WRATHERBOAnS.
O feet rough Yellow Pine LUMBER, consisting of inch
Boards Weatherbohrds Scanting Joists, etc.
2OQ feet assorted Cypress Lumber Iaths and Shingles,
Sasles, Doors, Blinds, Moudings, etc, etc.
sale the lowest market prices in lots to slit purcha-
sers by SIMPSON DoRk,
sea- Iy New BASIN
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-Erefifeh ny
DIR. j, G. Aver s Co.,
Lowell. Mass.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE

PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Ayers Cherry PectoraI,
Has itself sic for the of every variety
Lung Complaint that Is entirely for
the evidence Of its virtues wherever 1t has been
employed As ii has long been in throughout This
the people its quality Is kept
up it has been aud that il be ree! TO do
for their relief all il has been found 10 do.
Ayers Cathartic Pills.
FOR ALI. PURPOSES OF a PURtiATINE MEDICINE,
Costiyeness the of DyspepSa for Jnndre for
the Indigestion for Ileadache for the OF pysenery
for Foul Stomach for the of Erpeias for the Piles for
Of Rhennatm Diseases of the skin; for the Of Liver
Complaint Drosy for the Of letter Tunors and Salt
Rhetm Worms the t;out; for Dinner PILL
the cure of Neuralgia for Purifying the Blood,
coated, that the sensitive take
them pleasantly and being purely vegetable harm arise
from their use in quantity.
r1S- Price, rs cents per box; Eve boxes for 81.
Great numbers Clergymen Physicians Statesmen and
pesonagcs have lent their certify the unparalleled
remedies here will permit
them The below named furnish gratis
our AMERICAN ALMANAC, in which they given, with
full descriptions the above complaints and the treatment
that should be followed for their
off by unpnciped dealers with other prepara
tons profit Demand AYERS, and take
others aid there is for them and they
should have 1t.
Ali our remedies are for sale by -
j. WRIGHT K CO.,
Nos. 81 and Isl ChaTtres street, N O.
Also by HAyII.AND, CLARK GEORGE Mobile, and by
all Dealers. je2Z TIM