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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-06

kEWsDEALERS CAN PROCURE FRANK LEsIIES
~ 1LlUeTRATED PAPER. with the Sicxles tragedy du-
ring Sunday morning. of DAVIS GoRMANS at The Leader
Office,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-06

act Itself would be rejected by God
The public religious exercises during Lent, in the
churches Of the city, to commence each evening at seven
O'Clock, will be:
On Monday in the Church of the Nativity and Assump
On Tuesday in st. James, St Joscph's St. Vincent de
Pau's lFrench), and Holy Cross.
On Wednesday, at st. Peters, Most Holy Redeemers
Germany, St. Francis Assssium, St. Francis Xaviers,
ST. Annes, St. Michael's, and Annuncaton, Manhattan
vile.
On Thursday, in the Cathedral St. Andrews St. Ste.
phens ST. Coumbas, ST. Bridgets, st. Alphonsus, aud
ST. laurence Yorkvie.
On Friday in st. Mary's TRANSPORTATION, St. Nicholas
Most Holy Redeemer Immaculate Conception, D. V. NJ,
and st. Bonface (German)
BY order OF the Most Rev Archbishop.
---------------
Cure Your CouRh.-25 Cents.
lis Third avenue, Fourteenth stree.
The Most Popular Piece OF the Day.
LINDSEY ByT TnoE E9IaK Raxrx
rus efS S1 f fSHTsd Posp es M Broadway
For sale by all manc dealers in the United States.
shirts Made to Order, seyved by Hand and
warranted to fit, at JACKSON PuEDys shirt warehouse
6il Broadway
Ladies' Morning Glass Mt Henry Gebharti's
Gymnasium and Caisihenc Institution stuyyesan institute
Wheeler & Wilson'S Sewing Machines.
Office sos Broadway, N. Y.
Herring's Patent champion Fire
Spring, 1s5s.-Leary & Co. Introduce their
Aston House, Broadway.
shirts.-3Ol Broadway, Fulierton's Gentle
furnishing bouseSuperior shirts made order by
hand, warranted to fit; gloves, hosiery &C.
Tracy's Celebrated Shirts Made to Order ut
he s Nd collar depot 81 and y sWa% reS one door
Mount Vernon and Tomb OF Washington
y And nd @ Of Wash
n. L. Killers European Express, No. 3
Chambers street. sends kenesses parces &C., by every
steamer W Europe, at 20 cents
Southern and Western Trade.
We beg . inform Southern merchants ysusg the city for
Ss cur and Pr o nnd clothing
..honsss cosAng stock Of low low prassa
furnishing goods 4c all Of which We offer 70 he sds
No YSvYS i' Co. s.1 s.a Is and 80 Broadway
A Chest OF Good Ten for One Dollar.-aIso
ten pounds coffee ST. at CHRIsrIANsoNs, ZIG Green
"""
Looking Glasses, OIL Paintings and Frames.
'2 y ?. NH wRr rhsnfi 5. At
No. $3.50 Canal opposite Wooster street.
Strangers In the City can obtain Correct
chronological examinations with charts and full written de-
scrpons of character. talents and defects daily FOWLER
WILLS, Ws Broadway.
8arry's Trac0phcreus ID the Best AND |
chsspess article for dresng beeufng cleaning curing,
preserving and restoring he hAt lAdos xy Bold 5y al
druggiss,
soyer's Sultnna sauce.-Thls Exquisite |
sauce, the chef douvre of Soyerr universally
proved ~ for hot cold dishes all kinds he had OF s
dealers nc groceries throughout this CITY and Brooklyn
Hstchstors HAIR Dye, Wigs and Toupsss-
rhe beat In hs world surprising all Ads Sold aal applied
II the mapufactory. 2S Broadway.
Crsstnioros Hair Dye. Wigs and Toupccs-
The best in the world Wholesale retail and the dye pri
vately applied at No. Astor HOUSE.
Gentlemcn's Hats, Spring Style, for 1859. |
will this day be issued and soh by EspENSCHEID lis Mas
sau street
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View Advertisements.

Those interested, will read the notice to rail makcrs
hy the Dallas Agricultural Association.
Zee card Of VIM. A. Elicit, Attorney & Counscler
al law, Wise county, Texas. ~
We wosld call attention to the card Of f. NJ Icvn!
agent for The Richmond Va. Eagle Machine works
Those wishing to purchase machinery of any
kind, would do well to give him call before buying
elsewhere.
Attention isdirected to the advertisement of W. p
Golamis, guperior undulatory s. FIGURING Mills
These ras areall that claimed for them see his
card
See cord 81 Henry T. Briggs one of the oldest ant
most reliable Jesery Houses in New Orleans.
Steam Engines. saw mills shingle mills, circula
enwc md cory thing in the machine line is adyer
tisse in another column, by D. G. Lowber s. co.. SC
card
YEpecial attention is called to the card Of G. \
blotrson CO., wholesale and retail Druggists, NJ
Orleans 500 $3.50 sH - saf,fI5
The attentiono of the Texas trade is directed II til
card Of II % McGinnis, Bookseller and sStstiouer
The sick md afflicted will not fail TO noRe the nd
vorisetacnt u II. b, Wheelock & Co 'sIjustly cele
bratei Tg5la Bitters. q Tnn1s1i/ sas
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Iss &C., franl 7 nfh tls tsfNsb Ioslni
.fIffr .lI lHifFI ufl IL ! toud fil Nst d,
.Hfif lnff "a u1aaf iitmflfm a o. f.
81. y. q nuf ntt lni iefhiilon, ar iio hl
we're A. irse a- fain bat there u ons. who, }, IA.
story Il 10 " believed. stfuly "a be plted lie We.
convicted of forgery bat strongly asserts that he u
.innocenti says that only few months ago. he eame
down IRON b. Louis In this same steamer rs cabin
passenger ard now. he goes to Baton Rouge In chains.
.IIs Is intelligent looking man .and has been ntll
edarniei Guilty or innocent Il teaches lesson Hat
should be remembered. lie asserts that irhisksy enl
bad company Is the cause Of his ruin.
have spun this letter out to much greater
length than intended, But before close, wish to
60 back little, and acknowledge my Indebtedness
10 our friends Richardson & Co.. Of the GALVESTON
News Their attention to me while In Galveston.
and their kind aid in my visit to New Orleans. are
remembered with gratitude, and hope shall DO ono
day able to reciprocaie In some measure
Aud now, with promise Of boring your readers
with ano,herletlcr in few days. must bid you
iadieu. y, w. D.
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Reply Of Col. a. G. HAllack.

GRIPPE Vine, Dallas Coz April ID, 1859.
,Hr Ea'fdr i--In your issue /of the 18th ult,
ini comnu nication over the signature of many
yoters eating me to becohc candidate to rep.
rescnt this county in the mkt Legislature. mus,
cay. that in tho offered compliment of my fellow-citi
zsns feel myself fatterd, since the Offering comes
vtha freewil us grateful to my feelings and can.
not be regarcd by me IN any other light than in res
Tae position Of q representative Of Dallas county
in the next Legislature, is very responsible one
ret only from the chasacter Of our county for pro.
grcss and intelligence, but also, because of the i'm
TGriant questions that should and will be subjects Of
iegiisn tion.
Tire gro,silyand prosperity Of empire State is
matter Of pide and anxious soliciude to every Texar
who has idni6ed himself, with all his hopes and
prospects h the fates and fortunes of the country
DIR soil and climate the basis of all other advanta-
ces, g Is hyperion advantages over sister States
and yznEens lively sense OF obligation, to attend tt
the caracie rof eur legislation, SO that wholesome
lava may assist in Developing the resources cf the
State, and giving us the petition in the
OK States he star in the power of galaxy
Ina repnbl An gosernment, every citizen should
be deeply In its good management, and the
pory Of the rulers who are selected to guide the af
fairs of Stale The present time is oninous Of good
or evil View issues being made, and it il there
FORE she duty 1f every fnan to be well informed on
lie apcsfioasof the day. that they may be prepared
to- rpfe ianaiRgy, when that Important fran
chg x % Be exercised. This can only be done by
ch5clh9 ssrni and conservative men. who love thcii
c9dntry better than they do their party; who ars
abe 70 exrlAin their policy, and 'give reason fol
fte fal hat IS within them" for the pcrpetiity Of
oar asiptions depends on the appreciation Of those
person rhc bclieted 10 be most true to the pri-
cif3es iBcssiested by our fathers These motives
should fssiice rs IN selecting men to fill Office,
whether iegis tive, Judicial or executive.
bad ppfFosed giving on affirmative answer 70
the call Of ang yo-crs, as there questions Of
eonrautons enaotpents, in which private rights are
3t51gea sri tie policy Of changing the circulating
lrraara. - - fesrtd 70 call the attention of ny
ftfit-tis5r1la tet. fud On reading the consfitu-
al n ~ osf Sc ke, an not Ell git,s g 10 sice BIZ
fsr Sssss hoping FOR eooi firnes--,hat wisdom
naysssfs in car legislative balls. to bless -ss with
eofd snf ' iez5ne laws. and that happiness and
.,f1etef . y attend ~ asA people,
- nth kinitst regards, truly yours, ~
A. G HALLAcK-
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SHERMAN, Groysoa Co. Ter, .fprl I, 1859
. Dear Hcrald.--District Court has been in session
here since Monday last and iagng from the lengthy
docket it promises TO occupy the full time, Some
cases of considerable Importance pending in court
The State docket has occapied the last tws days A
number OF cases have been disposed of---no very
grave, ofences-mnstly mislemeanors., The grand
Spry Keeps the District Attorney busy drafting bill.
81 Indictment, and frn present prospects he viii
The Memphis Fl Paso Pacific Rail Road have sued
a Ne number Of the stockholders upon their sub
scfiption, and number Of them viii be vigorously
defended to resss, IL possible, the payment none Of
thesc cases have Je, been fried
AIMING the Attorneys in attendance VIC notice Sam
Roberts. j. @. Thomas and Sylvester Howell Of Pam
Mn Gen. Maxey. and N. W. Towns. of Lamar: W
A S,eadman, Of Rusk Judge O. A. Everets, Of Cock
,. A. Carroll, Of Benton Pierce 4 Tresevanf, of
johnson; G. L. jordan, q Parker; 3. II. Eppsrson,
q Red River !: Gen. John J Good, aud Z. p Nishoj-
ecn, Of Dallas; John c.. Easson J. s. Robinson and
J. X p Record, Of Colin G. c. Binkley. Hendricks
Z Na1shall J. T. Henry. Rnrrcll Smith. Bass and
kins, resilient la'-yers- Mo1r Axos.
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Nf .fHf
f. If neaH Itttf 0 hr nFr eIf. 0
iII Nf..f m. f..hn lfNl TufI, iIf HH'
vannouncsmsni ~ is lasi lsus. u ihs dsaih n a..
lginsd AMI limsnlsl Enron, The HON ,. VIII
tLlS0r0N LATl,lrH lie disi q TSssnslis Ess
',ipsls', Ia The eai year q his sge. almos, -hou'
Evaming, aud while none 81 his nap~oas friends
tWere prepared for the melancholy event Ike a
stormy cloud, Ibis sad oecppsnee he's en'elorei this
ksniire community in the epesi gloom ami distress
ior none knew he ont 10 love aud admire and ihose
Who knew hl,' oesl, loved him mot, Fond and az
Elesoun's ia hls nature, he the devoted father
81 husband generous and nolle, he was true
Enend, honore'l. respected and loved by OIL ldenii-
fed with the history Of Northern Texas, for the las,
item years. his death win he fli as public calamity
AMI the country which he has served faithfully,
will mourn hs oss as one Of the heaviest yisltatons
with which an inscrutabe Providence could ahllet II,
Like the giant oak Of the forest crowned with IL
weah Of fruit aud leaves, laid low by the storms Of
Heaven, our friend has fallen In the meridian Of
his fame and usefulness with his laures all fresh and
srleh With olors Of honesty, purity aul manness
selusering In profuson around his brow. But. not
Z wi;hsianlins his early removal from the scenes Of
his labor and usefulness, he lived long enough, IA
know that his services felt and appreciated By
IA generous people. And his friends have the hAppi
ness Of knowing that his fame and reputation wer,
mot posihumous- that he lived and moved In ia,
Possession aud enjoyment Of areputation for honor
3tacnt and usefulness, that few men attain befOr,
[dca,h. Cited With talent and genius that command
2ed the admiration and respect Of the entire State en-
dowed with nll the virtues that ennobc life, and pos
sessod Of all those qualities of the heart that endca
! cd him to his friends, he has rascd from us Will
none to ell his place, and has left behind him. char
Sacter unsurpassed for talent honesty of purp se and
more than Roman integrity. Modest and retiring in
nature, he never sought cared for place or POSI-
Etion that ambitious minds eagerly seek but his
Nkeart was in the welfare of his country and his
5country will honor his memory long as virtue and
patriotism are respected.
As political writer, the soundness Of his opinions
were acknowledged, and the originality tcrsness and
appropriateness Of his style admired by all. His po
ltcal opponents accorded to him, talent Of the high
Test order; while his friends acknowledge him as an
able leader, and eagerly sought his views and inter-
{pretations of political questions rs sure guides to the
fountain Of Truth. AS democrat of the pnrest
school, he has shone the bright particular star
Tin the constellation of Estates Rights" and tho
Constitution. AS defender Of his political fah he
4 was ever foremost in the fight, and firm, ncor-
sruptablc nlly of the party; and his editorials
characterized by the most sparkling wit, originality
ana CONSISTENCY.
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Tribute of Reg ect to the Memory of
y. w. LATENFEas.
MASONIC HAIL, DalI0s, TEXAS

ApriL6th, a. D., 1869, A. t. $3.50.
At called Communication of Tannehill Lodge, No.
81 the following preamble an resolutions we're imam
iimousy adopted. II sas. o
WHEnEY Death has hurled ruthless lance into our
milH striking the object VIC cherished most, with
ontcasting shadow before, to awaken our fears,
oywal us of the direful event; and, }'ls
awYrrfas, We arc overwhelmed with CONSERVATION
hnd sorrow. at the melancholy intelligence
AZ "Judge LATIMER is no more - and If .f#
lWHEREAs, The Great Leyeer, g Time, with his re
leness scythe, has overtalen our alentelIin wor-
thy brother, in the midst of a career Of useful
d ness, when his reputation was just ripcnng into
n well-merited fame, and his virtues were beginning
to exert proper, social and political influence and
I WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Supreme Architect 0
the Universe, in his infinite wisdom, to aflict u
with this great bereavement giia
Resoired, lst. That whieswe. sdepore the loss o
Jour beloved Brother, We bow with humble suInnis
3son to the Eternal will of Him, whose ways are ms
5crutable whose love is unbounded anu whose power
lis ilmitable
I'd. That in the death of brother ]. w. LATIAIER
his family is deprived of afectonate and devoted
Husband and Father; this community Of a talented
land useful citizen ; the State of able advocate Of
her best interests the country of n statesman OF
ssterng worth this Lodge of a Jealous and ntelli-
gent member and the order, of one of its brightes
va a. sfi
Sd. Thatwe truly and sincerely sympathize Will
the family and relations of deceased Brother ii
sthis irreparabe afction and win testify sinceri-
sty and attachment to his person. by attending his flu
;neral on Tomorrow, and interrng his remains with
the solemn ceremonies of the order.
4th That the Ludge be draped in mourning foi
three months, and that the members and visiting
brethren wear the usual badge for thirty days.
9th That copy of these resolutions be forwarded
to the family Of brother LATMEr, and also to til,
Dallas Herald and Texas Free Mason for publca
stion. 1i4a - 4
@ JNO! NJ. CROCKETT O
JN0 G. Mccoy,
sfs I. C. HAWPE. $3.50 =
Dy order Of the Lodge.
.atfesf. ~ .. Z sl
A e. w. GrEss, Scc'u .fs
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Ey~ We would advise our readers to beware Of
ceuntorat Ten dollar bills on the Citizens Bank Of
New Orleans, there are number of them in crcu-
ation, vhirh resemble the genuine, in almost every
respect.
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A Card.
Housrox, March 2d,h. isae.

IIousfoN, March 2dih, 1870,
j. ". Laiiaer, Es9-DEAn SIN IL have been
shown this morning pamphlet purnorting to be is
sned by Francis l. Barsiza, in which my name 10
freely used,
Mr. Barriza has doubtless been placed In front rank
with the object 81 gaining credit with the pub
lie than would be accorded To other parties more im-
Smedla,ely interested in the suit mentioned In said
pamphlet II contains too many falsehcods to he
fswered in this short communication. Hut u II. II.
/ Allen W. II. BAKER. or any one else, assert that
4 have ever used my influence either rs director
otherwise, TO procure contract for r. Bremond, or
,any other party, they assert that which they know 10
jbc false. shall take early opportunity to place
before the stockholders and public all transactions in
(which have been In any way connected with tho
Houston aud Texas Central Railway Company.
WAI NJ RICE
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st Nina LirrNER, desires to perpctuatc all friend
ship heretofore existing between her deceased hus-
hsnd, md his numerous acquaintance in the State
She would es pleased at all times to recognize h'
friends, when hey may chance to visit this place.
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70 the Democracy of Dallas County.

There will I've a meeting Of the Democracy Of Dallas
County, held Mt tho Courthouse, in Dallas on sa'ur-
day the 23l inst, for The purpose ofapponng delegn-
testo atttnd this Convention, which will be held at Hem
dcrsop on the md day of May next for~he purpose
" nominating candidate for congress for the first
congressional District, full attendance is earnestly
requested. ~ W. X. MASTEN.
Pres. Pro TEN of HE Democratic dssoeiaiios.
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~ post-master, throughout the State are
authorEedand respectfully requested to ACT
as our Agents. They will be allowed The
usual commissions for all collections made 70,
thiE oficn
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50 Our thanks are due Hons. John II. Reagan
John Hemphill and NIatt Ward, for continued 2ubl,
farors :
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WrAre nuh1 ID and requested to Hon. JOHN
NKAdAN ddate for reelection to Congress, from
Eastern ongnal District Of Texas. Election In August
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Gbr pallas geralN
LArIMFR q swINDELIs, Fp'la
Dallas. Wednesday, April 10, 1889.
OUR AGENTS.

WIN Ao&aN41s
- ~ lsrF. Pax, in. Is sensai travelling am
blSu,ss dqpt for this paper, authorized to receive
suhscnptI0.s collect dues ibr subscriptions, ADVERT
sing, joh work, &C., AID receipt Tor the same.
N0lce.--.ll persons IN Kaufman anil vicinity ha
Virg al, business whatever with the Dallas iieral'
Oaee VIII lease TO call on j. W. JonSsoS, our onl,
authorized lnnt for that place. 4,
me irns seniier-n ere requested and duly authorize
70 a., - A-r kr tho IN, herald IN the places named
sshflna tycl by. and money paid to, them will he full
hlh ,sE' t.0l lf tic publishers, Was
Airs IL mi rt'S Allen, % Aa-tln TEXAS, only
tho4lel is or that city, whom lmaneys due ts ellie
y L. na aud MO will receive subscriptions aud advertise
rioI.ts a. The = faa aud reept for the same.
= A NrFin county clerk, Denton, Denton county.
n ". Nrun,v district Clerk, Sherman Grayson County,
.inr,ls NJ .nsls Surveyor Driknap Young Coudiy,
o. D. UauIiaa Oouny CLERK, waNahlehie, Ellis County,
fspr n Tow County Clerk, nucanAn. johnson county.
D. a. 81 Pan I'D A. Fowler, Dap, NJ, WORTH Tarfant co
I'm A. pte, county Clerk wee,heOrl, Parker eoiy,
q ~ IrlIr..n Rld., Kaufman, Kaufman county.
lf.T. q. ~ ,cg. Esq, GAINESVILLE Cooke County.
Il. .. Johi,oi. $50, Commlsslone,, Galveston
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THE STATE oF TEXAS.
COUNTY oF KAuFMAN.

~
To The Sheriff of Kaufman County, Greeting
sVOU are hereby commanded to summon by
IL publication in the Dallas Herald, Beauman
HTurney and Sarah Turney his wife, and Nancy
B Turney, Eliza Turney and Sarah Turney, child
rem of Eliza Turney deceased. heirs at law OF
Thomas Dean deceased, to be and appear at the
District Court to be holden in and for the county
sof Kaufman on the eleventh Monday after the
! first Monday in March a. ID. 1859; then and there
to answer the petition of Martha A. Barrett and
: John Orr and his wife Mary Orr, fled in said
1 Court against the said Beauman Turney and his
wife Sarah Turncy, and Eliza, Sarah and Nancy
Iurney. children of Eliza Turney deceased alleg-
ing that the SAID defendants and plaintiffs are
the owners, as heirs at law Of Thomas Dean de-
ceased, ana OF Nancy A. Dean deceased, of an
UNDIVIDED interest in $40 acres Of land, known
3 as Thomas Dean MERGERS Colony Grant; it be-
J ing survey No. 81 in Kaufman County; praying
Tor PARTITION Of ssid tract of land according to
the respective rights of the PARTIES Herein fan
1 not, but have you then and there this writ with
+, your return, tn creon showing how you have exc
(cuted the samc
Witness G. w. Seitz. Clerk Of the
ME- Sc District Court of Kaufman Conn
Elk3ES{5 ty. Given under my hand and
9E seal Of said Court in the town Of
Kaufman, this 7ih day of April A. ID. 1859
G. w. SEITZ, elk D. c. x. c.
By j. NJ. NoBIE, Deputy.
Received in Office and executed on the eth day
|of Arrii 1853, BY having COPY of this citation
pubIished in the Dallas Herald. newspaper
published in the town of Dallas, Dallas County,
Texas, for four successive weeks before return
day.
Ap.n ls,s,-sl..r.l s.1s5 s r. T.
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INT OTICE.-Thc undersigned wishes to pur chase
Y lot Of Tarnntulas, Centipedes, Horned-frogs
Buffalo calves, Mule cared Rabbits and Anelopes
for which he will pay a liberal price. aiel
Address or Gallon s,sy y T.. G. HAWPE, 4
March %, 1859.7-3S:4w] Dallas, Texas.
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HisffLLAsIors

MONEY & NEGROES!
sen 0rHritrn Nfgroe. Hnnied 1 4
IliLlAL prizes vlll h pail o. likely rsn an1
.nomtn. ono.hufth IN rash. ani the t.i.acs IL
noes doe on men II unioabtsd solssncy. In fsilif
Lamar and Red iuseF eountlss. Apply Early 70
JNu. N. CROCKETT.
Dallas. Texas. Apsil iih. issg.-ioaf
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ssEsss, 10 aud its nsfeRdant ina. III Il
These elegant Bters peculiarly adapted fr warm climate
land every person desiring HEALTH strength and protection from
1.-THE diseases incident to the climate should use them
Pcrsons life, feeling the Hand OF Time weigh
heavily with It's ills, will find In the
nse of the Bers EiSir that win nssl new lie Into their
days; build their snken FORMS and give health and happ
aness to their remaining years ,a.ssgs ~ al.
It well established fact that fully oncha Of the female
apoon of population seldom in the enjoyment Of
health, their expression shaver fe we'll The,
langu devoid Of all energy extremely nervous and have
appetc To this class of invas these bters are especially
Recommended. Their peculiar tonic and nygorang Properties
render them Invaluable in such eases. att 90 ~
Persons visiting districts barssed annually with Fever
Ague, any Fever Of bilious nature will find that by th
timely bottles, they will not in stsnc
the disease the Btters will renovac and strengthen thu
system, carry the billie of in its natural channel.
g9S 1E. 3B. WHEELOCK & co.,
Wholesale Druggists AZ St.. opposite the
Arcade Hotel New Orleans Wholesale Also sold
by J. WRIGHT co.. No Il Charities Street. apr. '59416u
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10 pat over ysas hsadi
There saa D. 10 grsaifr tiessfag fkaa q gooa
TIGHT ROOEf

IHR salamshdsr csmsni. Manufactured and for
IL sale in New Orleans only, l. positively Ore and
water proof aud durability and economy Is snpe
rlor to any other kofpg in the world II can be put
on any roof not II steep for man 10 stand on. aud
the printed dfec,iAs are 80 plain that any man can
10 the work. Il j. $50 good Tor siding houses. being
completely impsrsons 10 air waters 10 l. article
country.
Address D. cunIsrIr, builders Hardware Store.
ia Camp ST., New Orleans.
March 2 Is5l-a,l.6m
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the deep feeling manifested in every woI that. was
uttered. As the fearful procession Moved towards
the Masonic Cemetery, dcvery do9 closed to bust
ness it seemed that heavy BEREAVEMENT had fallen
upon the town, every face was byershadowed with
sgrief, and every eye wet with fears. ts
His family has lost their comfort and defender, the
citizens friend and his country apatrios.
G. r. p