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HaUa1,a Cigars and Honey.

In store and landing ex.brg A. A. Chapman
s67,4OO
WELII-SELECTED AND CHOICE CIGARS,
Consisting partly Of
REGALIA, MEDIA REGALIA,
CAZADoREs, LoNDREs,
CoNCHAs, OPERAS BREvAs
MILLAR, etc. etc. etc.
of the following brands
sevillana; Clay Calhoun and Webster; Ceryantes; VIM.
Prescott Know Something; Washington Palma Celebrsda
Nueva Empress Sol Pureza Conll Pugdengolas; Fixed
Star, etc., etc.
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OpDosttiOsa State Ticket.

OpDO sttiO1a State Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR,
THOS. j. WELLS. OF Rapides.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., a0I
Hon. JOHN RAY. OF Ouachita.
FOR ATTORNEY-GENERAL,
THOS. j. DURANT, OF Orleans.
FOR AUDITOR PUBLIC ACCOUNTS,
MATTHEW WATSON, of Caddo.
FOR TREASURER,
DIR. JEHU PERKINS, of e. Baton Rouge.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE
Hon. II. w. BLAKE, OF Terrebonne.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC EDUCATION,
IL. H. CUNY, of CntahouIa.
FOR COMMISSIONER OF BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
FIRST DISTRICT.
DIR. PHILLIP YEISER, OF Orleans.
sel9 2ptd&W
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NJ For Congress First Representative
DIsraIcr-CHARLES BIENyENU is the nominee Of the
State Rights Democratic Party candidate for Congress for
The First Representative District. seq 2pie
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a@We are authorized to announce Henry
DAMRoN candidate for Constable of the Seventh Justices
Court Fourth Decentralization November 7th, 1s59-and
obliee MANY FRIENDS.
nal.na
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buy the Best!
TINE LIE & LYON
NIsacIAinneS
buy the Best !!

Mach lines
We have taken Agency for the sale Of the above Ma
chimes In Louisans and will receive in few days. by steam
ship DeSoto, a full assortment.
After careful examination and full trial as to the relative
merits the popular Machine in we have no hesia
oa in expressing belief that for all purposesght me-
dunn and heavy work-the
FINkLE & LYON MACHINE
by manufactured and in sale OF them
will receive full to that effect and that
they shall prove satisfactory In respect or the money
PRICES FROM $50 TO sl25.
Hwe have reserved the second story room over
our store the the above Machines where careful
examination Of them is respectfully solicited.
ALFRED MUNROE l. CO.,
'SroRY BUILDING"
os antf corner Camp and Common streets
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HrDuring the summer that hos just passed
away Of sufferers from dysentery and darrhea have
been relieved by of Hosteers Bte.s, medicine
which Is evidently destined to maintain place in
the public Bilious darrhea is Of those diseases
which battles skill Of the physician. The medicine they
administer the bowels never seems to reach the
source Of The evil The dc ulty is to get remedy that will
reach all the digestive and give them simultaneously
rush Of vgo to of this disease This problem
is solved by Bes which fails conquer the most
stubborn 1t Is only fair that during the season
lust closed this medicine achieved than
other presented public and during the fall which
that scourge the fever and prevalent the
Bitters will gain fresh fame.
Sold New Orleans wholesale and retail, by ]. WRIGHT
kCO l6 Chares street, sole agents for the Southern
States and to all orders should DO addressed and by
druggists and dealers generally 2pst&W
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nz-Thlrd Ward American Clab-The meet
ins IL IN Club viii again place No. e. Camp street.
rer Nachs1 street, every SUNDAY EVENING at o'clock
Native Asrcan adopted citizens residing in the First
Distrlct are cordially invited to Join.
7 sssp mi d j. q. PoINDExTER. President.
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Fall and WSntes. Of 1859.

k0N ana bttnter OF ASo0'
SOUTHERN CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
ae, rs and 30 st. Charles street.
COMM or CoxnoN STREET.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL!
Jus, received per late one Of the largest and
mos, magnificent stocks Of
FASHIONABLE
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
EYER BROUGHT TO TIE SOUTH
which, for Style, Material Workmanship and cheapns.
is not surpassed
Goods arc divided into three Departments but ali under
one general view:
STORE No. Is ST. CHARLES sTREET-For
Boys Clothing. @
STORE No. q ST. CHARLES STREET.-THE
Mems Clothing.
STORE No. 50 ST, CHARLES sTRKET-For
Furnishing Goods and Shirts.
na-sNesmen speak French, Spanish and English.
L. W. LYONS,
2s q and 80 St. Charles street,
OILS spn corner Of Common street.
Shtrts shirts:
Just received by late steamers large assortnentof
SHIRTS, OF THE LATEST FASHIONS.
Of all the various Qualities and sses White and Colors
MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY
for the New Orleans city trade t Men, Youth, Boys and
Children.
L. W. LYONS,
Is, q and 80 St. Charles street,
ola 2plt Corner of Common.
Boys Clothing Emporium,
No. a ST. CHARLES STREET,
Between Canal and Common streets
This Store Is exclusively for
YOUTHS, BOYS AND cHILDREN's
CIorHIN O., HIRTs.
And
FURNISHING GOODS,
wHoLEsALE AND RETAIL.
Just opened LARGE AND EXCELLENT STOCK Of
FALL AND WINTER
DRESS AND SCHOOL CLOTHIN
Embracing every Style and Quality.
All Of which will be sold at very reasonable prices.
Aa-saIesmen speak French, Spanish and English.
l.. W. LYONS,
Nos. 16 Is and 80 ST. Charles street,
o13 4p1t corner of Common street,
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Biers will gain fresh fame.
Sold Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by J. WRIGHT
&c., 6 Chatres street, sole agents for the Southern
saes to whom all orders should DO addressed and by
druggists and dealers generally everywhere ol0 2pSt&W
VW0rth Reading and Thinking about
BININ9ER's OLD LONDON DOCK aIN-Designed for
the use Of the Medical Profession Family having
perseded the so.csed " Ginan Aromatic" Cordial,
.Medicated etc., endorsed by all the prominent ply
cians chemists and connosseurs possessing all those In
rnsc medicinal qualities (onc and Dure) which belong
to and PURE GIN. Putup in Quart Bottles, and sold
byan Druggists, Grocers, etc.
A. ID. BININGER CO.,
Established l778)-Sole Importers
No. sas Broadway, N. 7.
ag-For Sale BY O. o. wooDMAN, B. JouRDAN. G.
N MORRISON, r. B. wHEELoCK CO.. E. GUILLoT.
New Orleans. jy2s 2ply
sS-Has ArrIved-Dr. james has returned
from Northern and resumed the practice of his
speciality
He exclusively of the skin. blood and
and general debility, etc.
Can be found at his old established Dispensar 80 Custom
| houss street New Orleans La. SEES 2plm&W
| Hs-The Great EngIish Remedy-Sir James
CLARKEs GENERATED FEMALE PILLS Prepared from
scton Of Sir Clarke NJ d. Physician Extraordinary to
| the Queen.
This we'll medicine imposition and
remedy for Female Difficulties and DISTINCTIONS from
whatever and, although powerful rsmedy they
nothing hurtful to the constitution.
To Married Ladies' 1t peculiarly suited. It WILL In short
time, bring on the monthly period with regularity.
These Pills have been known fail. the direc
lions the second page of the pamphlet we'll observed.
For full particulars get pamphlet, Free the agent
NJ B-Sl and postage stamps. enclosed authorized
agent will insure bottle containing fifty pills. by return
4 of mall
General Agent United States JOB NOSES Rochester
NY. JWRIGHT CO., New Orleans, Wholesale Agents. and
| sold by all respectable Drug,ists. fes 2plyaW
1 M Spring Beds-S5 to SO so for the hes,
New York. Examine it, address the ELLIPTIC BEL
Inducements and local agencies iy2s 2p&Wly
Il >----
ngrStartIing Discoveries have been made
chemists concerning the great difference in the quantity ant
quality of iron in the blood and II has been found that preva
of female debility loss of healthy complexion
chlorost uor albus ec-mpures Of the blood and
prosiraou occasoned by diminished quantity of ro
in the blood The most eminent physicians of Paris London
VIENNA recently Of New York. have adopted Dr. motifs
CHALYBEATE PILLS and Aperien and Stomachc prepare
tion Of Iron by hydrogen and prescribing them will
most extraordinary Good appetite complete dges
ton rapid acquisition of strength with dposs
for and cheerful exercise immediately follow h-r
As graod onachc and restorative has uperio
Il and no substitute
For sale by Druggists Price, 50 CENTS per box contain
ing SO pills. free by mail receipt of price, Pripcpi
II Office $50 Broadway, N. Y. R. B. LOCKE CO., Geners
AGENTS. Wholesale retail in New Orleans by J. wRIGH
Co. 81 aud Isl Chaitres street. SCI 2pSmAW
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aw esaa, as ess,smt 1hussdsy asaa ettpbes 49, 1859
n Card.

II Card.
TO PARENTS, MERCHANTS, etc.,
Who wish to give their Sons Clerks Practical Business
Education in the shortest possible tme.
DoLHBAH
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,,
Founded the Legislature Of Louisiana,
Capital Stock. S25O,OuO,
Removed and Reopened the New and Spacious Iron Ed
fee, knownas
STORY BUILDING,
Corner Camp and Common SITS.
Entr on both streets
OPEN DAYi,A AND. tEVENIE
N. B.-There apartments and Professors for
BOOKKEEPING, PENMANSHIP,
MATHEMATICS.
FRENCH, SPANISH.
GERMAN, ENGLISH, ec.
H Ladies and gentlemen invited to call and enter their
sons us soon convenient Former students specially
invited. o,op,D
OILS 2p3t* RUFUS DOLpEaA.
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.yosU Opening,
MAULL & CO.,
CIothiers,
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON, NEAR CITY HOTEL,
An entirely and elegant stock of fine fashionable
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS, SHIRTS, etc., embracing
all the
And
NOVELTIES IN STYLE.
They will be constantly receiving throughout the approach
ing season. and valuable additions to their usual UNRI
VAILED ASSORTMENT.
SEES 2ptf NORRIS, MAULL j. co.
Roots, Shoes and Hats.
We have in store and landing from ships Harriet J..
Montgomery Samuel Fales Lady essngton and the
ships Deseto and Granada,
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS,
Making one of the
Largest stocks
EYER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET,
To which call the attention of buyers.
Or stock is In part comprised Of the following
900 Pairs Russell BRoGANs, for Plantation
10000 :. KIP, CALF ard SEAL BROGANs.
1OCL0 :. KIP CALF and THICK MUD BOOTS
5000 :. GRAIN, HUNTER and PLANTERS Boots
$1,000 :. LADIES', CHILDREN's AND MISSES
SHOES, of every variety.
A4-For sale on liberal terms by
JOHN NJ. GOULD CO.,
sela 2nH Magazine street.
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Teachers 1850 citation

Teachers 1850 citation
M Err MILE IN T 7 E
We opened, No. 81 Graver street. corner of St.
Charles Academy for the instruction of Young Men In the
of Modern Education kEch Teacher will de-
his attention exclusively his Department. sold
perfect education will be given to all who attention to
their s,udes solicit the patronage Of the public
trey upon the strength of individual character and
capacity
Prof. of French Modern Languages and the Sciences.
W. A. DUNLOP,
OH ep6t Teacher of Penmanship and Book Keeping.
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~Eifkh Ward American Club-This Gu b
viii hsrssfter meet regularly WEDNESDAY EVE
NING ct O'Clock. at the usual place.
- " ~ osdsr u ia President sell 2ptf
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DIR. George W.. Sin; stge,

ID y 3 7
Having resumed his practice, viii attend professional 30
Esgenents his Office No. III CANAL GTREET nearly o2
pose Christ Church. ssA spa
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BeLdeia y Eanses,
FREDERICK BELDEN. D. w. EAMES.
Successors to S. f. Grunnan Coz
no. 8e MA@AMIN1 ET-,
CORNER GRAy1ER. NEW ORLEANS,
xn9p GRTERs, manufacturers,
Wholesale and Retail Dealersin--
SOFT FUR, SILK, AND WOOL HATS,
MISSES BIZ OIgH1aS,
LADIES' B0NNETs AND STRAW GOODS,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Caps, mbrelI las, etc, etc.
Mandatory No. So Broadway, N. Y. je2l 2p66rn
Gas Failures.
CHANDELIERS, BRACKETS, PILLARS, LANTERNS
articles forming complete extensive
assortment of AS FIXTURES may be found the House
Furnishing Store of
HENDERSON & GAINES,
No. 100 Canal street.
N bah fixtures sold will be put up charge for
work OF 2plmNoWeHFr
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The Eastern Clarion.
nArrT NINA NIgS

g. r. ADAAS....................... .EErToz.
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER. having theiargestcYoalasisa
of any Country Newspaper in the south,s vsryrseeuy
su on advertising medium TO the Merchants Of New Or
AgeutR for New Orleans
A. B. STRAWBRIDGE l. CO.,
ols 2ptf No. I23s Commercial Place.
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.a.nsrta. Sdv.xsa American Club-This Club,
81 rs.ouon sss regularly the FIRST FRIDAY of each
Month uns ne arst Friday Of September. from which time
i . ,,il $500 vaeesnly. jys0 2ptf
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oss 7ptf
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specie.
.......par | Silver
Land Warrants
por;ovoftho markcts, Nov, 70.

COTTON-The receipts of Cotton continue very light and as
the transactions Holders demand
IOc for Miding indisposed to that price
Our adces from orleans report active market and Psc-
tors geneay disposed to meet the market freely at the
current figures ANA maintain themselves quite firmly far clean
Niddlpgs Rc free from dust while lower grades. being
comparatively neglected and abundant be bought
terms.
sAvANSAH THE market opened active this
ing and sales effected at full prices The advices
per Ncrth America gave holders and for the
grades shade higher obtained line Of
Strict Good Middng would command ME- bat falling of
Strict Middngs 3, Good Mdiings Il@ll Mddling fsr
CnAR1Esro on Nov ssales to-day 500 bales. The
market al quiet, but there quotstle change
the sales we're only 1909 The closed firm 1890
for Middlings, Exchanges were unchanged
BREADsTUFFs-The demand for FlOar is mainly for home
consumption and shout all that is put upon the
MARKET and prices firmly sustained We city Super
fine at U5 Extra SJ5095 and double Extra S6g75O per
b the outss figures being retail prices We gVete CoGn
try bags sa92 5 for superdne and s. 5OS2 10 for tx
ira
The demand Wheat exceeds The supply and with continued
light receipts, prices firmly sustained prize article of
Red and White readily commazds 81 O59 10 buhel and
fair Sl9I O5.
Old Corn is scarce and held at 90c9sl per buhel Very
little new Corn has been brought and the few
lions heard Of have Goo per bHsne At Clcin
cnnati new Corn slightly and quotad st %
94jc.
PROVIsIoNs-There but little doing in Bacon owing t,
the light receipts the small upon the market We
quote shoulders 7sc, Hams Io9llc, Clear Sides lO9
1885 and Ribbed go lOe from wagons From sere Pa;ked
&c these prices demanded. Prime Lard is selling
in a retail war lie l2e.
GRoCERIEsThee IS fair business ding in Groceries, at
prices within the range OF the following quotations:
SusAR-Fair 797H and Prime to Choice s9s&c hin
hogheads, and c advasee these quotations in bsrre
New York Coffee lug 5Sc; Crushed and Powdered E
@ t2n: Loaf Ill aGl2c.
MoLAss SRUBMoIasses in barrels IS si0c gal; ha
4O45c Sugar House 434 Golden syrup in barrels
75c, hall barrels Csc, and kegs no gals 81.
COFFEE-Rio l9g &c; LaguyrS I2s lie: Java 1'S20 b.
TEA-I perial jecG 81. GunPewder 5OS5ci Young HysOn
4Ca6Oc; Black GOcgSl5g.
sALTwe quote Coarse Sax at $751; and Pins at slsC9
S0 Barrel 4Oc bushe. The the market is
ample o meet the Pail demand
COTTON YARNs-The following the SCENTS quotations
Yarns 100 and &c., Sc doz 6O9 Oc 500 IIc and
400, I2c .-.h
IRON.TESSEssEE. following the quotations for Ten
LION Bini 1910 Ba Round and Square So "a
Sc Horse shoe sc; PlOs Plate and Mould Boiler Plate
7ecc Nail Pne sc; Nail Rcd Sc; Oval aud Half Oval 7oc
Gin RIBS; Nut Iron 71so; Buggy fire 6sc Sheet Sa9ae
Hoop "a g9hc
PlrrssrRa ~ Band 5l596, Horse Shoe 5, Nail Rod T.
Steel ) x26 Hoop 7G7R.
NAlLSTh= may be quoted follows, in the regular
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CsAndsliS Lara in kegs Tic susarMascavsdo o7S ss1
Coffee firm.
NEw YORK Nov TO- The sesmsF Hungarian has arrived Of
Cape RAce with I vsrrool dalss Of theai. 8
coonSaies Of three days 80 bales which Spectator
and exporters toOs 1000, losing with vancng tendency
Fair and mddng quses Sancel 1e9X for clean Some
FAY extreme prices obaoed bat there quotaa change
Orleans mddng III Uplat mildisg IS 10. BreadstuGs
quiet Lower qualities improved. Provisions dull Consolu
969953S.
NEw0KLzESs, Nov 10 oton f-rnsAles &c baies: Io1.
has an advancing tendency 49, Excasge on London
New York sixty days "a ssls discOur sight 9 discount
LIv RPoOL Oct IS -Ricardson, Spence Co.. quote clean
Orleans aud Mobile eotoas advanced iG92 Friday.
LONDON, October as.-cons,ls 9J7s 90jJ<.
BALTIMORE. Nov Q, m.Four quiet bbIs; Howard
street s. - Wheat unchanged white and yellow az
e EtfoFscns quiet and uLchahged. Whisky IS j.
SSoc f'r Ono Sig Exchange New York I6 premium
NEW YORK, Nov. 9, m.-Cotton rrm; sales 900 bales.
Flour buoy anti sales Il eco bUls; 81 1904 S5 Ohio as
Co. Soahern Sj40G5 60 Whe advanced Ic sales A.
OOo bushels While at $l5p. quiet Is J bushels yell
low at 9ecSl Provisions have declining tendency Whisky
steady Sugar firm. Freigh,s firm
CIscINNATI Nov Ttere is strength the -four
merket; suPeue is held 7J4s5 heat dull but
ehaaged, Corn steady 94ic Cats quiet barley
held Aghr but saeS light. Rye dull sc Risky
and dee ed TO 33 There better bacon; prices
N al Is99lsc for shoulders and sides so
Win sales o CSC Ibis reported. No change ia the hog Market
Exchange quiet at q
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CANDIDATES..
aTr0nrnv GENEIlaL.


Feare authorized t. announce JOHN K EDMUNDsoN as
ndidse sheriff Of county stthe election.
oct25- I'd
We are authorzedto announce wM. g. BRTEN candidate
Attorney Generaof Judicial Circuit embracing the
counties Of SUMNER Williamson and Davidson Election next
May oes5 I'd
are authorized CARY A. HARRIS, Of Will
Hanson county, candidate for Attorney General for the u
dsal Circuit composed of the counties Of Williamson Davidson
and Sumner 0ctl4-td+
eare authorize to BAXTER SMITH, Esq, Of
Sumner candidate for Attorney General Of this e 9hl
Judicial Circuit composed Of the williamson David
ssh ard sanrE.
We authorized to JAS. f. RAIsEs Esq, a
candidate for the Office OF Attorney General for the Ninth Judi
cia Circuit, composed Of the Williamson, sumrEr
and Davidson. Election in Nay, 1860.
Wears authorized L. FINLEY, of Davidson
county, candidate Attorney Judcs
Circuit Election, May, 1860.
oct9 hQta
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rrn,,. Washinrtnn

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-Whie the Cabinet was ir
session yesterday, the President received dispatch
showing the pressing necessity for military assist
ance at Brownsville, Texas. The Secretary of War
within half an hour afterwards issued instructions
to Capt. Ricketts,, commanding the artillery compa-
ny at Baton Rouge, to place his in readiness for
a march, and at the same time the QuaPter-Inaster
at New Orleans telegraphed to make arrange
ments for transporting the troops to Point Isabel
20 which place they are now probably en- the way.
private letter from FL PasO. dated October ith,
says that the making marriages by civil authorities
Imperative, has created much excitement in North
ern Mexico; at Durango a prOnuneiament0 was IS
sued against the law, but it was suppressed by the
authorities in Chihuahua petitions are In cireula-
ton calling on the government of the State to
pend the execution of the law. The clergy are at
the foundation of the disturbances.
The President has committed the science of Capt.
Holmes, of Maine, who convicted some time
since of the murder of sailor upon the high seas,
and sentenced to be hung on the 18th inst.
David y. Junkin has been appointed Chaplain in
the q. S. Navy
The first number of the Hon. ThOs. B. Florence s
Quarterly Review will be issued on Saturday.
The Postmaster General returned from the South
to-day. He has not yet opened the bids for the
transportation of the mails between Portland and
New Orleans.
]. B. Thomas, the special delegate from Browns
vile, had an interview with the Secretary of War
to-day and fully explained to him the alarming con-
ditiOn of the frontiers of the Rio Grande.
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Ayers ACNE Ci1re


which neutrazes this malarous poison IN the blood
and stimulates the liver 10 expei il from the body. As
Il should, so : GOES this affecting disorder with
perfect certainty. And it does more or rather docs
what IS Of more service 70 those subject this Infection
II taken in season It expels it r the system It IS
absorbed and thus keeps those who use it free from its
attacks; keeps the system in health although exposed
to the disease. Consequently 1t nc only clres, biz
protects from, the greet variety Of affections which
ncueed by this malignant influence such as Ecnittent
Fever Call Fever, Dumb, Masked Ague, Periodical
sadache or Bilious Headache, Bilious Fevers, Ecu-
-algla, Rheumatism, Gout. Blindness Tootbaehe Ear
ache, Catarrh, Asthma, Papitacuus Painful Affections
OF the Spleen Mysteries CoHc Paralysis, ana Painful
Affections Of the Stomach and Bowels, all Of which,
when arising from this cause viii be found TO assume
more or less the intermittent tyre. This "AGUE
CURE" removes the cause Of these arrangements and
cures the disease.
This It accOmpishesFy stimulating the eNcrrto-ies
to expel the virus from the system; and these organs
by degrees become habited 20 do this their office Of tei
own accord Hence arises what Gccilntg0n.
Time may accomplish the end but often i lie IS not
long enough or is sacrificed IN the attempt while this
"AGUE CURE does K at once. and with safety. WO
have great reason to believe this is n wen
safer remedy for the whole class Of diseases which
caused BY the miasmac necton than any other which
has been discovered; and it has stu another important
advantage TO the public which y, that is cheap
well as good
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I9OCK ely Mills.

RETAIL PRICES. $3.50
BEL" Flour IN bags $40, In haIfbagH. 81 20
Eagle ' DO sSs : 70
Corn Neal per base 81 Mixed Bran Der 100 s 81 90
Delivered All parts Of the city. gf octs, 1859 ly