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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-11
Horlt ble Murder Last Night-A Custom
House Waterman Killed.

At hail past one O'Clock this morning intelligence WAS
communicated to the police headquarters that
tai and bloody murder had shortly before been committed
in the First ward The dead body Of found in
State street, on the pavement in front Of No. a. An officer
passing on his beat something the walk STOPPING
TO what was, found the cold and heess body Of
human being It was at first thought that some drunken
had fallen, but full examination OF the remains
satisfied all of the Nervousness Of the crime which had
been committed
The skull was spit open, a. If with club or bar Of
iron, ard the blood flowing quite profusely from the
wound. Immediate aid secured, but all to no
avail, as the murderer had done his work
we'll The crime have been committed in the neigh
borhood or eleven O'Clock, the body found
midnight and then quito cold II certainly could
have been lmmtted much earlier as the policemen
the beat would have noticed the body going round
upon his usual tour.
II was not long before the body was identified
that OF William l. Tours, q Custom House
around State street He bad but few mo nents
before Jeff bis companions in good spirits make
specon but had proceeded short way only whom the
attack which led To his death made upon
him The object beyond doubt robbery, a. the de-
watch and chain which he had displayed going
missing and had apparently been torn from hs
clothing There marks Of scufiie the unfor-
fence. State street s Mt all times Of night lonely place
and any man beset by rowdies has but poor chance
Mr. Teurs resident of No. 22b Monroe street, where
said he leaves family. This bloody murder should
be promptly investigated. There clue 10 the guilty
l parues.
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THE BLOW ON THE HUDSON.

SERIOUS DAMAGE TO VESSELS, BUILDMd6, nc.
About quarter past eight O'Clock Thursday night
the wind commenced to blow quite freely the Hud-
SON. and continued TO increase towards morning yes
terday. From enc to nine A. NJ II blew . hur
ricane, and considerable damage was done all along
inc Hudson by i's severity. Buildings, awnings and
FENCES were blown down. torn up by their roots
and Of the vessels from their anchorage along
Tue aocKs ana dried some distance into the river The
Balls many OF them we're torn shreds with the ropes
severed ana ny ng IN oil directions. n was very
fo"en' nc waves running high, and dashng with great
force the thore threatened to tear the remad.r Of the
their al chorape The open nearly -
far as Sing Sing and yesterday morning was full of float
rg ice which ded 10 wards this city with the tide Snow
fell on Thursday night in small quantities between New
YORK and Peekskil The thermometer ranged yesterday
i've and six degrees above 1t is impossible as vet 70
estimate the amount of the damage done by the hurri
cane, but il must be very great.
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THE GALE ELSEWHERE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10, 1850.
The gale ragged with much violence here all last night
The wind s still high from the northwest.
Nothing has yet been heard from the South Indicating
the effects, force or extent OF the storm.
BALTIMORE Feb 10, 1850.
The gale last night ragged with tremendous violence
but is now subsidipg. The weather ia very cold.
PM ADNrmA, Feb. 10, 1850
The storm Of last night Of tho most terrific
that has taken place for years. It's effects
every street and corner throughout the city himneys
were thrown down, awnings, signs and sgnposts were
dashed atoms and have been uprooted. Captain
Kelly, of steamship Virginia, from Richmond, arrived
here early this morning. and reports vessels ashore In
the bsy or river.
NEW HAVEN, Feb 10, 1850.
The gale has been all day, but damage has
been cone in this vicinity.
Boston, Feb. 10, 1890.
The wind has been blowing very hard here all day,
amounting At times to gale but damage has been
done TO the shipping, far Known The weather 10
clear.
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movements in particular STITCHES As We have stated
above he demand from 6rst habds has been mostly FOR
,nVestmt nj with Too usual effect of inducing the ade 70
stock *b.n operators are Disposed TO eher Iha 49,
Tho bulk Of the business Gone has been by parties c.ner
Than those engaged IN regular trade and muco ss
the quantity changed bands has actually gone INTO con-
sun pliOa. The opening OF the year usually oiiuss w
renewal OF operations, While In the pressnt .o
rule Of low price, and the expectation o necreang u-
por VI staple goods have given impetus 70 uanssc-
tons based upon the belief that the market VIII ray win
sncs closing our statements OF stocks hand q: the
end OF the year importaoDs have been on scale that
iIcreass suppee But WIN al orunary as mxna
the tonnage " the pext ninety days will not
ipp apy great quantity ~ staple goods thaa the
rent Will work of, aud confidence is enter
shUu Id net sight Of the fact however, that al
Teady supplied with superabundance Of nearly all goods
will warrant further shipments until old stocks shall be
reduced In due course.
Communication with the interior Is alucs. Gu, of by the
bad ktste Of the roads Some few articles Of actual
sy taken into the country at high charges for trans
portaton, but demand of any has been
with
scarcely half through the rainy season. can look for
little in the outlet OF goods from this market
ght there Is less dispoe shown 70 operate and
the ACTIVITY at one time prevailing is less noticeable Is nc
write.
The money has been rather quiet during the fort
nsht with tendency to greater ease Tor parties seeking
Receipts OF dust from the country are
fair for season. and the Indebtedness Of the interior
h met with commendable punctuality. The demand for
money assuming more Of casual and there
not that gepcy witnessed when mpor
OF foreign staples coming 70 hand 30 freely
To to morrows the inquiry as yet shows no
Indications being ordinarily active Approved
collateral and prime paper command funds At per cent,
single and less choice endorsements done
<2k Upon real estate money ia readily had at u
. per cent, and the demand continues rather slack
Bars current to-day at $50 for such LOIS ~ are
offered in the street. Bankers rates will not be hxed I'm.
III 70 morrow, and viii likely not vary much from that
figure Bankers sight exchange on New York rules Ct
2 premium but something better probably be done
for large sum- Private bills for large amounts can be
had ct per cent Rates OF freight treasure by the
Pacific steamers per cent the Vanderbilt boa,
wIl take down . small amount AZ something less
Mexican dollars have been slow n 10N premium, gold
bars beng preferred for remittance 10 Hong Kong The
Early Bird sailed week, with $l7374l treasure, Of
which the greater portion IN gold and silver bars.
Tue bulk OF Mexican dollars hell At II per cent
Until the Cinnamon close their acccun.s for the old year
sndipg with them the cd inst Transactions will NOT
be resumed for export
The folio wing statement of the operations of the
United states Branch Mint N this city since M resumption
Of business the Sd met -
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Providence, r. l., Feb. 10, 1880.
Il was announced here this morning that The Rhode
Island Exchange Bank a. East Greenwich, bad faed and
that the Cashier defaulter TO the amount Of
The capital 800 600, aud the circulation $4,000 He %
also defalter to the Savings Bank in the town, Of
which he treasurer, 70 the amount Of $4,000 He
has lost the money in stt ck speculation Tho snss Of
the bank ample for The redemption Of ~ circulation
and the holders Of bills ought not 10 sacrifice them.
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PRonuCE MARKET

During the fortnight clceDg there has been mode
tate activity noticeable 10 descriptions, with ten
densy greater nrmness in wheat and barley For ex
ror, both 10 New York and Melbourne there was fair
inquiry Tor wheat the mlers have been in the
ket Tor the supplies needed for consumption In
the earlier part OF the fortnight some speculative pur-
chases Of barley were entered into; prices have in
proved gradually since the sailing OF the last steamer,
sud exhibit considerable nrmness at the close.
The better condition Of the market arises from
the opinion generally entertained that the sup
plies available for consumption this season. when the
plus Of last year ADDED 70 The diminished production Of
the present. win be reduced TO small quantity before the
Incoming Of the new harvest In oats We have little
more than jobbng busness TO notice, without any de-
mand except for city The prostate condition Of the
stop purchases for export and look for nothing
further 70 be done in that way this season Ia other
kinda there have been noticeable changes, while the
usual dullness business incident 70 the winter months
has restricted operations and afforded only limited In
curry and receipts have for the same cause, been only
IA n moderate extent.
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wooDmoU, W Feb. 10, 100"
Are broke out this morning 10 he Ddsen block, and
has destroyed tAs scores occupied BY Nsss Hnha ana
YrsneA, srocGs; Rn.s!l and Cark, jsvslsss; j. h Au
dock ed ". Hasksu, hssn and Stationary; Haen .
o., hardware; Co. Chapman, drasgss; Geo. Paul. no
or, ~ n. Arsy, ssivsrsmlth also he once q @s
Tovr Clerk.
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Fire 1t TsnawanAa, N. r.

BuUALO, Feb. 10, leoo.
IRE last night q Tonawanda destroyed Tie lsrss sl
vasor and three warshousss adjoining, belonging -
Cleveland Co., md The American Hotsl, sss ~ sss
gaat building. me me dock upon which ~ elevator
builglWas also burned 10 Ne wsAsr's sdgs. ne
amount Il ne ho = mot known, but y ooussdssasls
The insurance 10 small.
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HUDsoS, N Y, Feb. 10. lSso.
The motion for perpetual injunction In the Hudson
Bridge case denied to-day The temporary injunction
IL continued for days after the entry Of the order and
notice thereof.
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OxcmSAn, Feb 10, 1850.
FIRE last night destroyed Kimban Weeds Touring
mill, No. SEQ Race street, and communicating 70 no
loss 10 so, 900; insurance $4,000
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PHnADnPMA, Feb. 10, 1880.
Tho jury In the Of Thompson, tried for the murder
Of John Cop'e after being out entire week, have
dered . verdict Of murder In the first degree.
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Window blinds and brick bsts hestrode The cir and
srewed the ground An alarm Of IRE contributor to the
panic and heightened the scene.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-11

The Ohio Legislature and Interstate
C0nspiraeies.
CtvnAxp, Fob. 10, 1ooo.
The bill introduced BY Mr. Harrison into the Ohio Legs
ature prevent and punish the organisation Of militia
~ expeditions in Ohio against the territory people Of
any Of these United States, has been indefinitely pest
poned.
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seventy
Point and occupied by The Messrs Edge for manuiactur
ing fireworks, demolished, together with several
charging" shops belonging 70 The same nrm :,
The tin roofing Blacks trunk factory, In Greene
street, was cooled up and deposited in the street
The Jersey City Ferry Company, we'll - the thousands
fury Of wind ana water About nine o'clock yesterday
morning the float 70 Of the bridges on tho New York
side nsd With water and sunk, and nd, TIE , Oridse
About slsven O'Clock the other bridge went down, and
COMMUNICATION for teams was obstruced The passengers
throughout The day landed with considerable din
Guilty By means q gang p.sks About seven Gcocs last
place, and teams commenced crossing - usual
HUDSON CITY.
The root e. The Water Cure ss.nlshment on Pal:ade
descent into the valley below.
In Willow street four houses, belonging TO the Ho-
boken Land and improvement Company, were unroofed
leaving the upper stories unprotected from the weather
The occupants took refuge in the riding school, and with
ne roofing Of three dwellings in Washington stree.
corner Of First, were considerably damaged.
The IN roOanss On IN Garden street, near
street, were eighty damaged.
ferry Souss vs. torn WIN ~. ns 70 %aS
- 70 shtsn The employees nom ths depot under The
su2Pneaon That 4 was coming down.
nss visn much ssay IN ereSs. rSsy we're siss oven
crowded with teams from Jersey CITY.
Trinity church (the Rev. Mr.. Hayrh) b uuroofed. Ar
effort ives made by Mr.. Mechan, Mr. Mcwoster, Judgl
whitley and Mr.. Omsson, 70 overay The roof with Ad
des and plank, but was iruitees -Four houses nsa1
the Cathoic church were unroofed, the tmbcp torl
away cornices and entabatures smashed 70 atoms N
enclosure q the great eviatban battery was swep
away giving the public private visw Il Ne seepsn
polidium Of cur cstses- A. the oorner q WanhinG1o
fsIrsos Eve ssory ballns, ths roef ssd ssaAblsssr
swcppcd c3ean ana hurrd In fsagsusn over H. ~
den q Mr.. Ritter. The mechanics abandoHdsA thel
wooden vorkshopo on the margin OF the bay fsaxng u
inperf.rg er'sis Several ch.nrcys were Blown down
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The America Outward Dound.
HAlUAx, Feb. 10, 1880.
NJ seea.ehip Ans!toa, nom BSton, arrived st one
'cloek 70 day, and sails ~ two p. n Gps liverpool
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Marine Disasters.

Marine OfsasterS.
SANDY HOOK, Feb. 10, 1890
e schooner Mendoza Of Eden Maine, Captain Sargent
ffon New York. bound 70 Jacksonville, u ashore inside
Ne Hosh, lying high up.
Another schooner y Ashore II the Horse Shoe Her
md The particulars of The disaster unknown
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SAVANNAH, Feb. 10, 1880.
ne asan1hip Augusta, from New York, arrived here
= ssvsn essck % shs evening q the 7h ins, with all
a Board a hsr. M dsspaAoh SEATING that she had
~ inSs NoFfsR, snghsiy damaged N consequence Of
Aavy weather, wss probably n srror
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-11

TdE BLOW IN The BAY AND HAkbOHs
DAMAGE TO SHIPS, srzAx1Rs AND SMALL BOATS.
The effects Of the hurricane keenly felt during the
whole day yesterday the Bay and all the ferry boats
plying between Staten Island and the city experienced the
greatest difficulty in navigating. Tho steamboat Staten
Islander running into half dozen small
boats and was only saved from collision by tho great
coolness and akin Of Captain Parker and the pilots who
worked with the most ceaseless energy from the time OF
leaving Port Richmond until the landing 1t the Battery
In nearing the dock the gale ragged with the utmost fury
and beat in the skyNshts Of the engineers room.
heavily laden wagon standing close 70 the windward on
the forward deck also swept 70 the other side Of the
vessel, - were . mere feather.
The Huguenot, which let Port Richmond shortly after
the Staten Islander-about A. k-encountered terrific
gust just the lighthouse, and became entirely un-
by the passenger but after struggling for long time the
vessel was once more got under weigh completed the
1ne Sounded another Staten Island ferry boat AFTER
leaving whitehall for Quarantine, ittle after O'Clock
In the morning, was driven between the fort Cover
nors Island and Butaermk channel and fought braveiy
for long time against wind and tide before she got out
1ns Empire ssa:s, from FAN River, arrived at 10 NJ
owins ths violent gale IVES unsafe 70 lay her along
side de wha.yes on he New York side and she com
sSs ssrnocn, saStnc rom her Own ~karf pier No.
North river, New York sde
Ne Isasc Newton and Hendrix Hodssn were jsmmed
crsshsd ana he Ode Of he other ynS acrsss corner
Of The pier. Tho eatre platform aba the wheehouse Of
the Iaaao Newton wae carried away.
schooner in the pier adjoining n shEuC copdI.
ton at . late hour ln1t evening.
Tho following are the atsss particulars we have heard
Of ebaatsfs 70 vssse On The bay and in the r.vers
unable 70 proceed Up he bay. and have anchor
under The western shore.
Or 0uox Or ~ Long Island Sound boats bu. one
- asyvsd and che - gone 70 dock ii Jersey CIV
ne easai soaA Henry J. Ray nond laying ~ the loot q
Nosh hoove street, North river, win cargo cf 1900
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poeyeaee - oo0pnred win nms week lass ysar 271S
80 /. .. - -. isssSss
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called bsd no farnsure Of any hind no re and scarce.
rent IN advance, which left them pennies.
The following are the details q far ascertained
anchor The Il :; NE s4ss
channel, seemingly VIII full FORCE against the long dock
was damaged, and the vessel besides being injured lost
her yawl boat and anchor Tho captain and crew were
covered Sish ice Al got on shore safely One q she
had never been caught In such terrific gale before sy
were fearful Of striking below Deapaines point and L
on board they expressed themselves ssaku for ;1 reach
ing shore a. they did,
The roof Of Mr. Sanders house, two story frame, was
blown entirely Oh. It Is situated Fifth avenue near
Fifteenth street.
The roof Of house on Third avenue between Forty
wall caved IN. 1t was not occupied The house Of John
Goodwin adjoining was Also greatly damaged Both are
small frame tenement on Nineteenth street, and
ground
The roof Of the Methodist church Eighteenth street
schooner Of 60 tons burthcn, loaded with plaster was
driven against the dock 1t the foot Sackett street, and
sunk.
barn, owned by Geo. Powers, on Fifth avenue, near
Degraw street, vas blown 70 the ground.
soa GO o. ares .ory ers
Rapeyea streets, were unroofed.
The paint manufactoy Of Robert Raney In Van Byunt
street, between Bowen and Columbia streets, greatly
damaged The third Story having been blown on damage
about 81 900. 1900.
Aeos. any yards Of sAs humber sheds Of C. Decker,
On Commerce stree4, were blown down
row Of fifteen tenement houses o. Van Brunt street,
between Even and Commerce Streets mostly unroof
ed. This place called Battle Row noted the nerce
tights which occasionally take place there
Nyss stores Commercial wharf injured the tin
covering Of the roof having blown or Tho front Of
Of the granite sorshousss, occupied BY Mr.. Claiborne
fell ont
he GoTes adjoining the elevator Of shaw ranchsr
Co.. the south peY Of Atlantic Dock, the store
houses Of Whesler Co. were III unSooeed.
The stores Of MORO, Nsvaxro o., the north pier
81 Atlantic Dock, were also partially unYoosed.
Shorthand scnB syan elevator on the ssme mar v>s
demcssned BY vessel which vae dri.sed aga,nst H.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-25
NO. 9s.
l.nportnnt NOTICE.

The ne. ~ y. Ms.msy's SANITARY aHurL
has produced most saIotssy sgsess. which We
hasten 10 make known 10 the public al large.
Among iis oths, good qualities, which are upi-
vsfssiiy acknowledged, ~ bss sesb fetna 70 b.
highly useful and bessasispt 70 ws'ass IN th
stsss u Pregnancy, and that ~ fssiii,stss thsi'
delivery.
:, also improves positively the q.,liiy and 10.
crease the quantity ef Milk n Nurses.
No o,he, kind of Food can he oempsrsd ~ u
u may he administered witbost fear 10 The ye.sE'
est shiiafsn. ~ rsf,sshsps aud strengthens them
aud preserves then against great many dls'
eases peculiar te their age.
We msy ,hsrsfefs eassiaily rssempsnd ~ 10
svsry family,
Evsfy ons.popna paper ~ the SANITARY
anUnL contains ,hirty',wo portions fc' one per
son They are all signed ~ =. MAhMAr. In
vse,sf ana rstahtss.
as.srsi Depot st New ofissss--+i Cont street.
bst-sen Chsstrss and Royal. mro-lyd.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-25
James Nc Way,
MI Eu


nsgs issvs respectfully W isform his friends.
and the citissns Of Bstoo Rouge and its vieisity
generally, that he is prepared fat short potes) 10
srsoats any ordsrs In eeppsotiop with the srss-
tion of o. repairs ef Hui,diues with which he msy
be entrusted. lie viii also furnish toCes,,ss,ers.
Builders. pispisssod others. Sash (rssdy prirpsd
and alsssd u dssrsd.) vEsiTiAa suUTTER
with stationary or pivot stats, Inside Rolling
BliBds, rsnpsl Doors. 40. of ssy required siss,
~ low rates as they can he obtained elsewhere In
the South. and Of The best stJls Of workmanship.
lie has also established In connection with the
shove. q JoBBis0 DEPARTMENT. vbsrsia
eydsss viii be sIseaisd promptly. CtsTAEss Of
any required capacity mads 70 order.
lie would slso respectfully suggest 90 those who
msy contemplate building, that he IL prepared 10
get up Designs aud plsss Of Rural Cottages and
other Residences, With detailed specifications,
bills of quantities Of materials. estimates Of Cost
etc., on reasonable tsrms. Orders for any Of
,hs above named workmsnship. or services, lsn
In care of Msssrs.
DAN'L uICKY. West Baton Rsugs,
JORDAN HOLT. HosedsIs. La.
ALFRED DUPLANT1kf,, MsBchse, u. U. Rouge.
II. n. BALE, springhsis, La, ~
or through the Post ofaos, viii ,nsst with with
prompt attention. f
II Shop on North Bouisvsrd street, opposite
he state House, Baton kougs, La.
4 August 9Th. 1853. Fl. ..f.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-25
IMpItOV WE'D
GAS LIGHT APPARATUS,

TiiE undersigned respectfully esii. the s,,sn-
ton ~ Planters and The public gsnelly, W his
aAs GtaftT APPARATUS
snd its established economy ana advantages over
any sthsr siea ~ light. fes PUBLIC nufLptkas.
PRIVATE nEHiDENCns, SUGAR HOUSES. DO.
a.. lie hss attendant. conclusive and satisfas-
tory testimonials. where his GAS IgIir Ar
rAHATUs is In operation! that there IL Asvisx
efTs psr cent In money. besides n the lsbor ths,
necessarily has ~ bs bestowed on on Lamps or
any other kisd Of liquid now In nss.
The Capitol 81 baton Rouge, ,is litnp BY one of ny
Improved Gas Light Apparatus,
~ vhish have the testimonials ef ooysreor n
o. wiostfrrf. sbdsf Msssfs. berlin obiidfsss. scr.
essatsat Anss Of The Esssts snd .. N. psfaits,
representations Of the iisass. Who ssy
"your "tmpfevsd Gas Light Apparatus" ss sp-
Piled 10 The State Iioose. is admirsbs In all its
arrangements, and al THAT could he desired"
hsvs siso The Testimonials ~ Ds. Jsse rss.
uss. ~ Esst Baton Rouge, ssa W. W, puaH, of
Assumption. who have my apparatus sttaehsa 10
their sugar Ifoasss, which should like sugar
| Planters 10 examine
juns2s D.R. Tf1HE.
ss-Add'sss istts'sts .. n. Tigbs, baton Itous.
" iiin,eet prompt attention.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-05-25
SANITARY GRUEI.~
TX. l.. NoURianlNa REMEDY
isvrrrpb lrp rstsAnnp
nX II. M MAItndAX-


Tun INVENTOR Of this new and Invaluable
i remedy has taken patents In France, England.
Fcotiand. ireland, neigium aud the United rtstes,
The u.,st ohronie constipation Yields 10 the
daily use Of the tnvigorating Cruel u must be
taken twice q day, once IN the morning and once
in the evening. In the shape of soup,
The Cruel IL q pleasant food, and requires no
particular diet. it eseites ths appetite. aud acts
hvorAbiy ON the digestive organs. aud cures
more or less rapidly. but surely always, In every
disease of the stomach, such ast .,f. ..-
Dyspepsia, uastritis. Heartburn, Magrims, Sick
Headache, rain tn the stomach, Cestiveness,
vanitinE, phtonio piarrhes, Ae., As.
The tnvisorstipg Cruel IL taken In different
waysi with brotbas-with ssit or swsetsnsd milk
with or without the orange. flower water. A
spoonful of n 10 sufaeient. aud ahouid he put In
boiling milk aud remain ib or 70 ninutss.
" To be taken morning. and evening.
tar further particulars apply At the oenersl
Depot. No. ~ Cont street, between Charues and
Royal sareets, New Oriasns.
for sale, Wholesale aud retail, by
A. RENAuD. ruAprr.
Principal Agent In Ihs usited rtates.
|. L. posnecass Agent Tor hast Hston Nougs.
pepotp in all the principal cities Of the United
States. tn'arp.iy