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The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-04-09
ELECTION RETURNS FOR ASSOCIATE
JUSTICE.


Below we present tho oficinl result Of the
selection in this parish on last Monday for
Associate Justice. We learn verbally from a
gentleman who came up by stage on Wednes-
day evening, that the town Of Franklin gave
VOORHEES, II MINORITY, and the parish Of La
hyette 200 majority. tn our next issue Ne
shall perhaps be able to give. the full returns
from every parish IN the district.
gH CT n ANTry
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M We are authorized to announce Mr..
yHLENEUvE JouBERT, the present incumbent,
q candidate for reelection as Assessor IN the Parish
OF St. Landry, at the election in November next.
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Esebse We are authorized to nuonnce Mr..
by. CHaCHERE. the present incumbent, a can
didate for reelection as Sheriff in the Parish OF st.
Landry, at tile election In November next.
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SIZING Goops,--A thousand an one at,
tractise articles are on exhibition and for sale
1t city prices at the store of Mr.. S. Levy Main
street.
Ladies you can not stay away, so go imme-
diatcly and suit yourselves before it is TOO latc.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-04-09

Bs ALBERT DEJEAN is an independ-
ent candidate for Clerk Of the District Court Of the
Parish Of st. Landry. Election in November next.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-04-09

We are indebted 10 the Hon. John Slidell
for q copy Of the speech Of MIR. Mallory Of
Florida on the Cuban question.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-04-09

The Hon. S. S. Douglas will accept our
thanks for o copy Of his speech in reply to
AIR. Brown of Mississippi on popular sover-
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-04-09

uh, she Was a jewel OF a wife" said TAT.
mourning over the loss of bis better half . She
always struck me with tie soft esd If he
mop
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-04-09

a married monster said that he ,ate,,
dreamed that he had an angel by his side, md
apon waking up found ii was nobody bn, Nj.
wife. '"t AIS
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-04-09

" Mother, I hear, sissy swear WIN, s;a
sae say w ~, she ssid size was not going
10 wear her =" aaraed stocking to charci H.
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Come friend Taylor, if you will wipe The
glasses Of your speeiacles and take u better
look, we think you will be able to sec things as
they really exist.
The Opelousas Patriot was inaugurated as
an American Or K. N. Organ some four years
ago, and was conducted as such until the 2nd
January 1858, when the X. N. Banner was
lowered, and that, Of an !" Independent sheet "
raised BY Mr.. William ii. Spencer, Editor. in
its stead.
On the 10th April 1858, the present Editor
succeeded Mr.. Spencer, and the first paragraph
Of his inaugural address Is written ia the fol-
lowing language
4 Circun'stances have placed the undersigned
at the Editorial helm Of .IrHs OPKLousAs
PArRroT.' The Independent flag unfurled by
my predecessor on the End Of last January will
still foot from our masthead
This Independent flag yet floats from our
masthead, around ittand under it we shall con-
tinue TO rally the friends Of independent
thought, will boldly canvass public men and
measures, commend whatever is orthodox in
any party, and alike expose the ~fallacies and
%corruptions Of every party.
Consider yourself corrected friend Taylor
and class the Z Dpelousas Patriot hereafter
y an Independent paper, and not "a X. H..
journal by the way"
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TABTTATXt

A grand social entertainment with TaoieapN
WANTS, Supper and Fair will come of IN uRei9a-
sas in behalf of tile Episcopal Church, on Ihuh9'
nay and SATURDAY nights of the coming week,
fltth md .Gth.) No expense Or labor Is beng
spared to make the entertainment one Of rare
Artistic display aud socisl enjoyment, ana u Is
hoped all persons desiring to aid a worthy enoft
will encourage us by their presence, and Una u
'heir friends. Gu,
Adm f.s,.t.,sl Children -''' - '2oN
toMMirTeE OF ARRANGEMENTS: !
Mrs. Alphonse L.astrapes. Mrs Or. Galnphel'
Mr.. Felix King ~ John tas""'
Mr.. C. Y. Ealer.
Opelousas, April ., 1859.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-04-09

sugar, HolaSSes OF otlcE produce shipned T'M5
above house by ELBIRT Il 1 m "
February 5, 1859. iLs@
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURER nj
~ TORI0US!-Grand Gold Medal Of Hano.lf wy
ing Ii pounds of pure Gold,~-Was awarttsd .Me4k
United States and Virginia Central Apricu,,nssyy, y
,%cietiest (beid Oct. 1851 for the best portabsaSs T.
gngine for plantation purposes. to the XII, w.
shine Works Of Richmond, Va. PORTABLE. ss.s y
'tioIary' sstEam Engines, with either loro,a aaa T.
lse9b9Asyse. Portable Circular Saw MIL h.oa y
latest f!dfd tttnost approved construction ~
Mills. Gifcular saws, Draining machines a.. ~
Every machine sold under a full g,arapttsa y me-
form az represented, or no sale. q
We generally send our own mechanics /.
and start our machines properly at work. = ga
Engines for driving Cotton Gins, Circn,o.
Mills, ETC., together with a great variety = "a
chinery parti"''S 7aptcd to the wants Y I,
Southern ph@-so tantly receiving and fs
by EDMUND NJ. lyENS, 49, y
No. Union street, Newtr5,ssssas.ss
P.S.-A pamphlet 'of our manufactures s Nm !.
sent by mail TO any one requiring IT. y
He would respectfully refer toSJohn Mont.o-.
ESP Canton, Miss; l. +. Montgomery ~ p9s
huun, Miss: Il. II. Brown Esq, Mount Hanna M
Chas. d. Stewart ESD, Red River Lahdihs., u ~
Go7sey. Yazoo City. Miss. r.N|
January ~, lS59.-6m.
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WARREN & HALL,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS
AMI
TOBACCO,
. Common Street $50. . .M]
lew ORLEANS.


BRASDIEs,
in wood and glass, Of all the better qualities aad
brands, which we invite special a~tter,ion To-, b|
lleying confidently that we have the oldest and Est|
Brandies in SewOrleans.
WINES.
Champagne. consisting Of G.. II. Mnmm's ImptI
Tia!. cabinet, S%ergenay and Gordon Rouge, Pipal
Heidsick. Pre- alum Cremant, Creme de Bosfyl
bonehe Fills in half pints, Sparkling Moseile, Inak|
wofthls Native Wines, Isabella and Catawbs, Ah|
souri, Cabinet, etc.
we have also Claret and White Wines Of dIEH|
Gnu grades and prices, Burgundy Wines, Madeins
Port -st S%herties, in wood and glass, Of great III
and purity.
Old Boni bon and Rye Whiskys, tmade in 1891
Scotch and Irish do, very chpicc Jamaica Iau,
Cabinet and Vine Leaf Gin, English and Sc&lI
ale and PoftA.. Boxers Bitters, Wolfe's sehDapF
etc, etc.
CIGARS.
We have several brands of onr own importaaBgI
ind VIII be in constant receipt Of them, direct fhk
Havana, OF qualities to suit the most t~astidious.
TOBACCO,
comprising the choicest Virginia brands ever oatrAI
III this market, in packages of five pounds and MI
wards. Buyers Of the above weed will do welNI
examine our stock before purchasing elseNhek|
we also keep on hand .Ahdersonis Solace and God
Wln's Chewing, in tin foil, Smoking Tobacco, lgiI
and / pound papers, TurkisL, Smoking Tabaceo,9h
q pound boxes! different varieties OF snuiia, in g.
ana h!adders, Pipes, etc, etc.
January -, lS59.-ly WARREN g. HALIs4
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NEW ORLEANS earns

L'REiLSEN. STEVENSON 20 ~
A mission and Forwarding Merchants % co4a
dclet street, NewOrleaus, Cash advances 90 90 tatqe
sugar, ~ruolasses or other produce shinnea e y
above house by ELBERTf 4 !, = y y
February 5, 1859. ils
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-04-09

plLCllER, GOODRICH g. CO., Cots
Il and Sugar Factors, 3s Factors Row. M
Rs.aI to W. H. BAssETT' III
December6 1853. HolmesyiiIe. .
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'a"'b 49, thAi 4 sJlls WI az
aB- CITY PRTcESt, a
LOOK HEFEt
Fancy BsrageI Dresses from 1926 up;
Rrilliautine, Maslin 81 Jackonet iroar ~
Robes, a double Skirts, a LEI guile from q
Buick and Colorcd Caiicoes I Els for e
Yourself;
Brown and Blcached Cotton, 10 ELS f0rsr,
Gloves from 70 cts up, Embroidered Collars
80 cts rp;
Crinoliae, Skirts, from Is cts up;
Corsets. OF every kind, from II IN;
Elaiidkerehiefs fro,n 5 cts Gp;
| Linen T'stle-f' -. and / doz Linen Saukjns
for g.
uInhrt..s, and silk Pal. A 81 up:
Stockings and Socks, from / dlme pm:
GENTS AND BOYS SPRING
Alpaca, Aerino, and Linen Coz
O. sest4, Coats aud Pants, Ter Shirts, ite
Drawers, Neck-ties, Hats, from 30 cts M;
Shoes Of every kind, from 10 cts ~;
Siddlefy Of every kind, s. 3, Harness ID
Collars; y
Fine English Saddierf ktc,. etc,
opelousas, April . S. LEVY.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-06-09
The Greatest Discovery of the Age!

~ REAT.Bessing to Mankind Innocent but potent,
VI Ds I. J.. CBapkays Prophiacticum. (seG disin
tecting agent sure preventive against gonorThoeal
and syphltic Diseases and unsurpassed remedy for
venereal scrofulous gangrenous and ulcers
fed discharges from the vagina. uterus and urethra,
and all cutaneous eruptions and diseases AS nnocu
lation preventive against small pox, is Dr l. J.
Czapkay's Prophilactcum preventive against syphil
itic and gonorrh1a diseases Although harmless in it.
SELF it possesses the of chemically destroying the
syphtic virus and thereby saving thousands from be-
ing infected ty the nost loatsoe Of all Diseases Let
young man who appreciates health be without DR..
Czapkay's Prophilactcum. 1t is in very convenieB,
packages and will be found convenient to USE being
used soap. Price IS. For sale at DR.. Czapkay',
Private Medical and Surgical Institute Sacramento
below Montgomery, opposite Pacific Mail Steamship
Company's office, San Francisco.
CERTIFICATE.
l. the undersigned. Governor of Hungary, do testify
hereby that Dr. L. j. CZAPkAY has served during the
contest for Hungarian liberty. Chief Surgeon in
the Hungarian army. with fsithful perseverance,
whereofI have given him this certificate, and do
commend him to the sympathy, attention and protec-
ton of all those who able of appreciang pat
riotic selfsacriice and undeserved misfortune.
kOSSUTH LAJOS, Governor Of Hungary
Washington City, JAMS. 1862
Columbia weekly news., 1859-06-09
THE GLOBE.
The Official Paper of Congress,

PUBLISH now nv annual prospectus for the n4tT.T
j GLOBE, and the CONGRESSIONAL GLOREr AND AP-
PENDIX 10 remind subscribers residing in the dstanf
States and Territories, that Congress will meet or TIE
first Monday of next December ard that day shall
commence the publication Of the papers above
They have been published for long time that their
character known, generally. throughout the United
states and. therefore it is needless 70 give minute
account of what thew will contain.
THE DAILY GAOBE will contain the news Of the dav
together with such toual articles as may ne, from
time to time, suggested by passing events OF interest
and the debates in both branches OF Congress- the
come from the hands Of the reporters
THE CONGRESSIONAL GLO{SE AND APPENDIX. will
contain all the debates ia Congress, revised by the
speakers: the laws passed during the Session aud
pious indexesal printed in royal quarto book form
each number containing sixteen pages The coming
Session will re what is termed long one' and vii,
the least and the largest number Of pages the debates
have made during long Session for many years These
papers 80 free by mail
For copy of the Daily Globe one year. $50 90
' g during the Session. 00
- I" g for six months ...... 5 90
For one copy Of the Congressional Globe and ap-
pendix, during The Session. .............. 600
For two copies of the same when ordered at the
game time, (snd at the rate for a
greater numberl Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
Postage STAN s VIII be received IN payment for sub
scrptons paper will not be sent unless the money
accompanies the order for it.
The Daily Globe will be sent during the Session te
those Ed.ors who publish tins Prospectus three times
before the first Monday Of next December and send to
me copy OF their paper marked with pen. to direc
NV attention to the publication. JNO. G. RIVES.
Washington City, Jaly, 1858. aR20
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spermatorr;,Sa.

OR local weakness. nervous debility low spirits, las
" stude. weakness OF the limbs and back indspos-
tion and by for labor and study duness ofap
prehenson loss of memory aversion to society love Of
solitude, tirsidty. sef-dstrust, dizziness. headache
involuntary discharges. pains in the side, affections of
the eyes, pimpl6s the face, sexual and other in
irmites in man cured without fail by the Justly
celebrated physician and surgeon b. J. Czapkay. Eis
method of curing diseases new. unknown 70
others )and hence the great Allconsuta
(by letter otherwise) free Address L. j. Czapkay
IT, ID. San Francisco California.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-06-09
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
PROSPECTUS.
Volume Fourteen Begins Sep
te1nber II, 1858.
.Nsedaaies, 1nrento,s, Manufacturer,
and Enrmsys.

UMQ xeUyVlHF5.
THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN has now reached its -Four
teenth year. ard will enter upon New Volume on the
18th of September 1t IL the only weekg publication
OF the kind now issued in this country, and il has
extensive crcul ton in al the States of the Union
It - not as some might suppose from Is title dry
abstr,ise work on technical science; the contrary
II so deals 1ati the great events going the scien
tic mechanical and industrial vosls as to please and
instruct every one. II the Mechanic Artizan wishes
TO know the BEST machine in use how make any
substance employsd in HIS businesif tne Housewife
vishfa to get recipe fer making good color &c-il
the inventor wishes 10 know what is going in the
way OF fimfrovements-iftthe Manufacturer wishes to
keep posted with the tnles and TO employ the best
cltfes in his tussressif the Man Leisure nd Study
FISHES TO keep himself familiar with TIE progress made
IN the chemical laboratory. in the OF
teegrahs steamships. railroads reapers mowers and
Thousand other machines and appliances, both OF
peace ami wara these deSiderota be found in the
SCIEAfifc Axskle,N and not etSsrhs1e They here
IN reliable and Interesting form ada ptei 10
I. Comprehension Of nesnda unlsarned in the higher
branches OF seie..e ard s-t.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-06-09

in its character and properties from any
preparation now in ufe. Under its re-
aoring influence, 0rength and vigor are
impaired to the exhaufed frame, and
perfect health hacceeds dileale, as Winter
is fucceeaei b7 Spring, and the earth
clothed in verdant beauty under The ger
al influence of rcfrelhing flowers. lu
operations are in harmony with nature.
and it may he administered to persona
of all ages and every variety of conih-
tuition with the mott perfect fafety,
Prepared and sold by A. B. & 0. .SANDs,
wholesale Druggists, 100 Fulton Street, co.,
of William, New-York
sFor sale by DEWITT KITrLE & Co., II
JOHNSON & Co. RKpiSoros & Co.. San Fran
cisco; RICE G, CoFriS, Maryspllle; X. IL.
McDorkLD & Co, SEcra1,snto; and ~
Druggists generally.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-06-09
1srGd TIE faEluming.

This certificate sent us by agents a. Pster.
son. N Y which is also certified to bv several Of the
neighbors 81 NJ. 3sl
Messrs l.. II, CT u. SANDs: Gentemen.-N gives
me pleasure 20 send you the followj statement II
regard to my son. He soos severe eo: and after
eight weeks of suffering te disease settled in
his efi leg and foot which s"eed to the utmost.
The swelling lsnced hy his physician, and dis
charged profsey after that less than eleven
ulcers formed the leg and foot 81 one time We
hei five different ysciziis 5us ncas relieved h'isi
much and the last winter fouiTd him 80 er,ac!aied
md low that he unable to leave his bed suffering
the most excrueiatng psin. During his time the
bone had become mach affected. that piece stier
piece out. of which he has mare than twenty
Eve preserved in bottle varying from one-haf to one
and G is" inches in length. We had given up sll
hopes Of hrs recovery; bit at this time we were in
duced to try your Sarsaarlla, snl with its use hs
health and appetite began Immediately 10 iiaps,ve,
and rapid the change that less than e doze..
bottles effected perfect cure.
st -'sis rsrcslI, truly yours,
Columbia weekly news., 1859-06-09

Specimen copies sent gratutously for inspection.
Southern and Western money Postage stamps taken
tor sobsci options Letters should be directed to
MUM Il co. les Fulton Street. n. 7.
"a AEssRe GCNN < Co. extensively engaged in
procuring patents for Inventions and will sdvise
inventors, without charge in regard to the novelty
their improvements
Columbia weekly news., 1859-06-09
UNTFoR& REAEuv

In cases Of Scrofua, Leprosy. Tumors Swelling Of the
Joints. Rheumatism. Erysipelss. Kings Evil, and
every complaint symptomatic Of Impure Blood; and
all the disc sses Of the Muscles and Tissues together
with general debility of the system, yield to this
falling Purifier of the Bloodur the blood is the chan
mel through which disease ends its way to the
orrans of the boiy
Columbia weekly news., 1859-06-09
as. s;ssssa

ass s=ssssa
ALSO.
/ ceyee BY every large s:tscG Of Boots shoes
from the Houses of j. 81 les Son: n. Il. King Co,
Leonard Benkert: c. Benter. r. Conrad Philadelphia
Pa. Also The bost assortment Of Eastern Goods always
! on band r1ch I'm,
Columbia weekly news., 1859-06-09

TO THE /. J. Czapsav returns his
ronnge. and would take this opportunity to remind
them that he continues to consult at Bis Institute for
me cure OF al forms of Private Diseases Sy
phil's. Gonorh5,a nocturnal emissions, and all the
cnnse0uepcRs OF self aause. In the 81 81 stages o Sv
phitic or .onorrh-cl diseases he guarantees in
lew Gays without inconvenence IL tire patient
hlndiance To his business. When patient bv neglect
or importer treatment. has developed the secondary
symptoms Of 50 pis such bnboes painful swell
nss cf the Qiv'ns. ulcers in the throat and nose
which ii not checked destroy the soft parts aud
he bones 20 morty. separate and away leaving
the suGerer an object hideous 10 heho'd or when
oiotfheS and riinples break out the skim when
he has fsi.fii' swelnSs upah tie noT,es when his
constitution is SO injured to pre- dispose to cobsump
ton or other constitutional disease the doctor guaran
tees a cure or asks compensation.
In rheumatism chronic acute in 6ysenterv or
ciarrhua. he has safe and cifectual remedies. For
the treatment OF the consequences of self abuse such
as nocturnal emissions nervousness. timidiiy head
ache pains IN the back as,d fF.6s with general weak
nes1 loss or appetite loss oi memory lciuy to the
sight TesiesSnrss confusion Of ideas dislike for socie
~ and feeling Of wea9iness of life With the nervous
system so exciabie that sght noises shock or startle
the patient. making his exstanee miserable For the
above maadies the Doctor viii guarantee cure or *
no COMPENSATE He be consuIte free charge
and invites all 10 call ii will cost them nothing and
may be much TO their advantage. Ofce hours from
I. ii. . p. II.
Columbia weekly news., 1859-06-09

zsnt
mes
s>s.antary
@l1s-- ,s..-.~'.s S-gi fac.. in tac
consulted lie Toetor felt as II
-afe-ihatlfe which. but short time
iated to end by rnv own hand
- 10 guard the unfortunate from filling
ares Of incompetent ouaeks deem il nv su-
e allsr tA;s testimony ia tie merit and ski Of Ir
Cslpkav. snd recommend him to all who nav stand in
need ofmedcai advice being assured by ossn ex
periencc that under his care ralics and ~,ia
nent viii BE- effected. BE FIJI MORE
State OF California. comfy Of san Francisco-Sub
scribedand before nae this 18th day OF April
n. 1886. {Signed,) Joss MDDLEros,
H. (. Notary Public
CAHD--Prcmpted by henest da-irs Of ~ h4ar.
wish to Law before the public cssc which deserves
eonrnendation not only an act If scientific skill but
that Of humanity also ABOUT two Years ago sudden.
". and from causes unknown 10 me- was seized with
Fl OF epilepsy, which. owing to my uabiaty n1ce;
the expenses consequent. Thorough treatment
and the encouragement which met with on atterop..
ing it, soon became such as then lei to believed
as 70 dety the skill OF any physician. frequently
while in pursuit of nv calling. thrown down to The
e-or-ld without the slightest warning and although,
nsensble to the agones yet despised the rsseries Of
my life and soon learned to look upon those who
would render assistance shelter me from danger as
"rennes. who sought TO proong the existence of my
,n-eies.
Wniie in this state. end having previous my af-
dction, tasted the sweets OF lie, ndaf
ced to attempt seeking aid of lh,sician and by "a
COMMUNICATION. called upon nr T.. J. Czapkey, told
him OF nv circumstances and of my ina bility
ward him of his of which, however
he at once undertook my care. and with the blessing
of God. was onre more ored to perfect health
Unable te reward him fnr the boon which enjoy at
present and yet conscious of my Indebtedness cons-
il to myself and all afflicted make the case
public in order that those in need of medical service
may find physician in whom every confidence may be
placed. MAYER YagIoNsKY.
State OF California County of San Frapcisco ss Sworn
and subscribed to beiare this 1t day of lsuguat A.
D., 1855. GILBERT a. GRANT.
fotary pusNc
Columbia weekly news., 1859-06-09
Remarkable Tnstancc OF Medical Relief.

Below we publish the certificates Of two of the suf
fereIs from the pangs OF disease who having recover
ei their foIner health. and npeed by gratitude
make known their cases. a; ened,a agent and .eir
statements are authenticated by Notary Putiie The
demands Of society mperiousy command their public
itv. and commend their perusal TO the attention OF
all afflicted ;
Thsnndersigned. desirous of acquaintine those who
may he unfortunate enough To he similarly afflicted
where permanent relief OF their sHerings NAV be OBJ
tanned feels il sGny to fius pl 5cly express his sin
cere gratitude to Dr. H. J. Czaphay for the pe-nanon
recovery OF his health. Borne down by the distress
ing symptoms Incident 10 the vicious practices Of NJ
controllah" passion in vouth aeprasse- in body and
mind, unable to --..olm the most trlfing duty
lmpcsen - tie daily avocat;ons o. life sought the
.-ice OF many physicians. no at first regarded my
disease IS af:lhsg Importance. fu; alas alter few
wrS -..d liz several Instances months cftf.eir treat
,,cat found 70 nysnutersble horror. that instead
Of relief the symptoms become alarming in tlse
torture and being paIlv told By one that the disease
being principally confined 70 the BRAIN medicines
would tie otlutle consequence deepaired of ever re-
gaining nvsheaith strength AID enerr I'd as Inst
.sssEs- nd With bat faint hope casa.a .s@r Dr.
tzarssy, s cvsvrir'ns II IN i rreseril,e.i
seTae sseS snas whscfl auans- instans ;,;sed ~, a.
tae tul aaii nd iizzines@ in rrvafc@f
this sressit. l resolved II place
der his care Bnd hva q sict@f
s1i cty.ce.z
Columbia weekly news., 1859-06-09
e R os eR b agl ms:
Eoa'E@A'EEeS!

Invariably give relief in sll cases e
FEVER AND AGUE
sss- ROSENRAUM'S BITTERS,'
Are sure cure for all weaknesses aris-
froa morbid action Of the StoInach'
and Bowels!
Gay r OSENBAUM'S BITTERs.
Are the best remedy fcf DyspepSia az
Indigestion
gROSENBAUM'S BITTERS.
Taken before each meal, will give yoa
good appetite, and assist diges-
tor. TRY THEM
N. B. JACOBS & Co, Proprietors
GEO. THACIIER & Co, General
Agents. 1877 Clay St, San Francisco.
Febl7-3m.