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CA HRokHH REMEDY
ROOTS, BARKs AND LEAVES,
VERSUS
NAUSEGUs DRUGS AND POISONOUS MINERALS.

NAUSEQUS DRUGS AND POISONOUS MINERALS.
We ask the afflicted OF either SEX which you pfefert
pleasant and delicious syrup, compounded from Natures
Reeeone which will speedily permanently you
the vile compaHnd heretofore nalseou
and facilitating effect together the oathsolne disease
many times following The OF Mineral Poisons,
Thu .tCherokee Remedy is specific for
nea Gieet Gravel Structure, Fno Abus Whites, in Fe
male and all diseases Of the Urinary Organs curing dis
by natural laws after all other preparations have failed
and one Of Heavens best ereies e offending Instances
could be produced of It's effects which would sagger
The preparations heretofore this
has in instance been known fail Happily
kind the governor Of the world Father who aicts
kill but to
In he has appointed Medicines
which when taken, quickly flies parts SYSTEM
attacks the disease at every post and with fidelity and courage
truly admirable, gives 1t completel.
PEELED from the body and the unfortunate 10
former health and vigor.
This Remedy strikes the very the disease; Its
tendency Z net simply to suspend The hut the
And what enhances its value k the entire absence Of all
seous taste SMELL 1t lay in the counting ROOM
oe table without ever being suspected Renedy for
treatise on Venerea disease with fill directions their
permanent cure accompany each bottle.
Sold by j. WRIGHT CO., Nos q Isl street
New Orleans and by all respectable Druggists dealers in
medicines. =
POTTER a MERwlN soe Proprie,ors,
TrEiu Mo
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r. A. FAEHNEsTooA' 5 vEkmIRueE.

~, = Williamsburg New York
with dreadful gunwpr min in tia IN nj nv sorr aeenns
PARTED by faintneSs and dizziness The ead and after adher
Pc 70 the advice of several eminent eevin no
oaeh thefetroT was induced try B. A. Fahnrstoeks YER
sige; and after taking TIVE walls surprise passed
Twelve yards of tate-worm And assert that have
COVERED former health for which feel Indebted 10 b. A.
ing etHcaciols and harmless HENRY HOFFMAN,,
@ Purchasers should look well 10 the initials tic bot
e and wrapper and be particular that they buing
b. A. Fahnestocks YeImifuge, and other. 9 lmaW
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Gases. air tight, end will keep in any climate
The Family Gathartic Pill is gentle and active Cathartc
proprietor in his practice than twenty
years The constantly increasing demand from those who have
long used the Pulls and the satisfaction which af in
has induced place Them within the reach
Of att The Profession well know that different GthaTtics
on different portions nf the bowels.
The Family Gahartic Pill has, with due reference this well
established fact been compounded from variety Of the pras
Vegetable Extracts which alike of the amsn
tay canal and good and safe in Al where eha
needed such Defangeent of The Stomach Slecpiness
In the Back and Loins Gostiveness Pain and Soreness
the whole body. from sudden cold which Frequently,
neglected end of Fever Loss of Appetite Creep
Sensation of Gold The bsdy Resessness Hea5sche
Weight in the Head sil Inamuaory Diseases. Worms 10
children Adults Rheumatism great Purifier Of the Blood
diseases which flesh Is heir TO
in this advertisement Dose o3 Price Dimes
The Liver nFgoator and Family Gathaftic PILLS etailed
by Druggists generally and sold by the trade in all the large
towns.
s, + W. SANFORD NJ. D. Manufacturer and Proprietor
sS5 broadway. N 7.
j. WRIGHT Il Ua.,
Wholesale Agents,
ma&W And sold by every Druggist
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j. WRIGHT & co.

Js w A1A0A1 " w.
M EGDISAL. ...MEsDIGAL.... .eaEDICAl.
WINER.S CANADIAN PERMIFUgE
SAVES THE CHILDREN.
This the only remedy against Worms hunsb
rae-thags that fatal and destructive to children
Save the Children!
Let mothers timely and allow these child muir
derers to in the systems Of their offspring, Remember
that 5.s H.
WINER's CANADIAN TERM1FUGE
will at once Danish the reptiles and the young viii
be saved. Think Of this.
Colonel Vasser of Mississippi in letter TO j. W. Vesey ESQ.,
Of the Aberdeen Conservative thus winds his
the value Of this medicine his family MY expe
has convinced that in the experiment have made
with wnefs Canadian vermuge it is due suffering human
ity the manufacturer of the medicine, to MAXI
public the result of my observations,
.[signed W. H. yAssER.n
The vermifnge is for sale, wholesale and retail, by
-5.-z u. WRIGHT d co.,
u and l6l Chartres street,
.7aaH =.. Sole Proprietorh
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RpzEMAN's HosPrTAl.,

No. 80 BARoENE STREET. New Orleans,
Feart the Gatrolon Railroad Terminus.
1 1T; \. BszkMAN, date Of Montgomery, Aa) having 10
eatqd IN New Orleans takes this method Of his
readiness practice and receive patients his private
pH The building he has fitted up hospital admirably
adapted 10 the purpose and being situated convenient
ana part Of The city, thai he feels saying
thai 1t affords unusual advantages.
The generally ary and have all under.
gone thorough repair.
10th whites and blacks adrnitted -
Ie rates Of board will depend kind of accornmnds.
n | so l., e
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Blood Food,

Healthy Human Blood upon being ANALfZED always pre-.
sents us with the essential elements gives Of course
the True Standard. Anayze the Blood person suffering
from Consumption Liver Complaint Dyspepsia scrofua etc
and find in every the red slob
ules of Blood Supply these deficiencies and you veil
The Blood Food founded upon The6ryenee its aons
npsI
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Making total capital Of twenty thousand doars 10 be
divided ntb hundred shares o hundred dollars each
which has beeu paid up full distinctly nader,
agreed that Stakeholder ha held liaia 5r
sponsbc the Conauy in any
further sum Than the Of his stock shall su6
ject any further call shall nromality organizing
other circumstance have the effect exposing stock
holder liability htyond the Of s ock nor slnl
niorniNly delay in the Organization Of The Company
nulliFy @T71'7"*
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FATAL AecInEyr.--Mr. R: G. King was shot near
discharge of gun, while on fishing exenrsion r.
sail boat; the contents Of the gun lodged in The
left breast causing immediate death. IN innna ~,
was held over bis body on Sunday and the verdict
Of the jury was rendered In accordance with the
above facts. IHandsboro' Democrat, 18th.
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DIR. DAVIS,
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR
Under influence the dangerous cough removed spit
ting blood prevented the breathing rendered soft and
easy sufferer restored from the
awful condition Consumption healthy and comfortable
existence.
For sale In New Orleans, wholesale and Retail. by
j. WRIGHT CO.,
q and l5l fihnrtres street,
Sole agents for the South.
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DIR. oseooD,s INDIA oHoLAeoeuE

DIR. osGoOD's INDIA CHoLAGoGuE
CURES
Fever and Ague, chls and Fever Ague Intermittent
and Remittent Feyers Liver Complaint, Jaundice En-
largement Of the Liver Enlargement of The
Spleen, and all the various forms Of
BILIOUS DISEASES
This Invaluable medicine prepared extensy,
practice OF several in bilious climate never known
to fail curing Fever and Ague any diseases alloy,
named,
Those who suffering from affections kind a. also
those who have become nvads from upon the con
stituon, will find the INDIA GHoLAGoGUEa most nvalu
able remedy for purifying the blood and thoroughly cleansing
from the system the morbid effects OF bilious climate
The wonderful effects Of Choiagogue in Graduating bile from
the human system only explain extraordinary agency il
the speedy thorough and and Aeue
and the various grades Of intermittent fevers
It has been tested in thousands of by
all who have used of the greatest Fever and Agu,
remedies extant.
Be sure and ask for DIR. osGooDs INDIA GHoLAGoGgG
there many counterfes offered for sale.
For sale in New 0reaus Wholesale retail at propesr,
prices, by
J. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
q and 15l Chartres street.
..z=& w., General Agents.
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The object for which this corporation has formed Is II,
STEAMBOATS, for the transportation
passengc freghs the United mails etc fn, Nav
Orleans shreveport Jefferson, Red River aft
and sill intermediate landings.
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HAIL STORM IN MARyLAsD.-A heavy and de-
struetiye hail and rain storm passed over Cecil
Caroline and Queen Anne's counties on Monday,
inhcting serious injury upon this crops in those
sections: in some places hail fell large as hick.
DRY nuts. In the vicinity OF Hilsborough the dam
age to the growing wheat and corn crops was very
great, whilst in the vicinity of Wye Mills and
Queenstown. Queen Anne's county, the effect of
the storm is stated to have been still more dsast
rous-many fields of wheat being almost entirely
destroyed. At Wye Mills the wheat of Mr.. John
r. Hopkins was completely rddled, thus blasting
q crop, which bid fair Tor very heavy yield, The
Kent Conseryator says that below Yorktown, in
ehe direction Of Rock Hill, whole fields Of wheat,
oats ETC., are laid waste, and the wheat and other
sr9nMing crops beaten fiat to the ground and that
=. 2ueen Annes county fields promising 1000 bush
no nan at Easton and hut slight fail of ii at Che
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DEATH ON RATS AND REACHES.

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND RoAoR DESTROYER,
guaranteed the safe and eeev used fo
ihe destruction these troublesome vermin.
BE and ask for WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH DE
srRaYER there spurious articles offered for sale
rstsae by j.. WRIGHT co.
smhW II and ISL Ghartras
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k Initials.

American Mac inc Depot. Agent Hoard Sou. Com
panion. Chronicle Secretary Guardian Lodge, Ne 49,.
4 o. b. B-Pbyscian Marine Hospital Secretary Magno
liza. Base Ball Club, Box A. b.. O. O....A. A.-..J
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foRIGINAfs sIGNEn
C. H. SLOGgMB, New Orleans.
BELL0GQ, AoBLOM 4 co, New Orleans.
i. n. MAR 4 &. New 0rle1ns.
GEO. NJ. LONG GRE, New Orleans.

q. l.. kERSInA, wT@sz5-e
WALTER Il, PETERS, n P.
certify the foregoing he eops Of Tie original
In my current archives.
Witness my hand aud seal New Orleans the 19h day
AL lot WALTER H. PETERS ~ p.
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RED RIVER PACKET co.
rARrA H AND CRY OF NEW ORLEANS.
TIC !, ,F LOUISIANA


BE IT KNOWN Tint on this day OF June In The ,oar
Of Lord One Thousand Eight HUNDRED sixty and IL s
Independence OF the United States OF America the Eighty
Fourth, 80
Before me, hANIEL ISRAEL RICARDO Nsary Ppblie
and the Parish and City Of New orleans State Iou
aforesaid duly commissioned qualified presence
Of the hrre ner named and Undersigned personally
and APPEARED the parties whose hereunlo sn
serihed,
Who ecarNd that awaiting themselves the NJ nh
Act passed blythe Legislature Of the State Louisiana entitled
AN Act for the organization of Corporations for Works Public
Improvement and Uity approved March f4h 1855 they
have coveuaned and agreed and do by these
agree md bnN themselves and hose whom they represent
of themselves into and constitute corporation for the
and and under the puaops and regulations follow
Ing, to-wit: NF
ARTICLE
name Rnd title Of said corporation shall be The RED
ny NJ. ~ LoW .MAIEh Packet COMPANY its
M y heteey pslaplished In the City of New Orleans
hndef this Act of Incorporation
me Of the law Tor organization fulfilled and
snail exist hd continue for The Tweny Five Years
from the ae ereo unless dissolved as hereinafter
provided FORT during which sd period the said
shall have power and authority in the corporate name
to have and enjoy succession,
make and ue corporate seal TO hold receive purchase and
convey property both real and personal
able to carry out the n,ents aud purposes which sa
citation has bNe formed TO name and appoint officers
M interest may reuure to make
and establish By Laws for the regulation Affairs and 10 ex
ercise and eoy all such other rights powers privileges
! by law guaranteed to porAtions
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List of ship Letters.
Later from Arizona.

New Orleans, June 10, 1860. :.
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4 rLANTHc DRY DOCK, ALa1nns


-sUGAR-SUGAR-FOR SALE, A VERY
~ superior second hand Sugar Mill Steam Engine and Boiler
complete with all connections and roller "a inches diam
by feet inches in length engine 10 inches diane
ter Of cylinder by ~ inches length Of stroke boiler ~ inches
diameter % feet long fun of Sugar Kettles
wrought Tanks of Il heheads capacity each Apply
+. w. q. COOK,
1 n
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sandford,s Family cathartie PIlls,

from pure Vegetable Extracts and put up Gas
Cases. air tight. end viii keen in any climate
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In death gtaan of any Of fhe Dfrcc ors
the vacancy shall filled election the Stockholders
days posted the office of te Gon,pa
ny Nafancy IN the off Of President shall be filed by
Board OF Directors the first meeting the
vacancy By the election of fill the
vacancy Vacancy in the office shall filed
by the Hoad of Directors the first after
sne bYelecng of the Sockbades
Office The President Of the shall
point Secretary pro until election OF secre,-
ry, as hRrein provided for
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sorrcrfully yours,
AgrENus WARD.

THr M,soStc FgATEnSirY.--The past
few years have been marked with the rapid
growth of masonry in the United States.
The number Of members within the iuris-
diciion of the grand lodges Of the several
States are not reported. bu, We learn from
the statistics Of the Grand Lodge Of the
United States. that there were in 1859 mp
warls Of 1900 lodges ; aud counting the
number Of members Of each lodge at forty
fivc. which is twenty-five less than the gen
eral average for the State Of New York.
and thirty-ive less than the, Of Pennsyl-
vania. We have the number Of nascns con-
nected with lolges in the Union az nearly
two hundred anil seven thousand. while
there are a large number of mason. in
every State, no, connected with any lodge.
It 10 safe, therefore, 10 put down the num-
Der Of masons at the present time within
the United States at quarter OF a mil
lion.
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tmmn onto b, eIIa HeI h.. wi bmI.nH
um "a mahpnmbu uHN uI. mIIp"u1
without hiddn lHtca..un nH..N
ruliri ihc ueu Nuu 0N uWaI
rcco.scs ol my hut. e HnN 1900 .u d..Iu.
lcr slap toll ht uHn nr n.d mul'u
is unc %. po..rrlul
seq shc "Mmrh IianA. hWI ...
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odcr. and scl was "a.i mt
was a,tonlshcd to hcyr .... o1rra'l"t
wich ! kuovd never u.Ni u i..0nal
.o.lcly. and pcrfaIy mntwuA
shnyrd her he'd ava
SEA "NIarm. lme trooly surprised"
Sen she. Z" Gt ou'. iurc the incest old
man I've seen yet. Giv us another ~.
Had srl,ck assortment oi TIE mos trc
meniis thunAorbuls descended onto me,
cooicnt have been taken more uhnck,
innp' up hat she ceased my cotctalc.
4 IN Wild toisc crilc
"No, lie never dr.art yon--lct us fy to
eeihcr to rurm slohr 4
Scz I. "Not mutch wc wont, \ J mad'
q powerful effort to g.t avn from hcr.
"This j. pladc oul. " sod. vhcrcupoi
She icrkcd me back into thc Get.
Lcggo my cote. 81 sc1nd''u' t'mnl'
r1sred, when shc sct up thc most mcith'.
,clln 4 ho..,nn yu ever h,crd. The pAs
.,nicrs 4 i,nuenanly Conductor rusht z
the spot. \ | doant think ever cNperl
enced such rumpu. IN the huh coors u
my born dase. The man in black clos
rasht up TO me and sd
: "Ilow dalr you Insult my ncece. yon hor
hcdcd yagabonc lu base exhibitor
low wax figures, yu Wolf in Sleeps close
\ SOW ith.
was confooa,l. was . loouatick "a
! the time bcin, and offered s. reward
emmy gentleman Of good moril calractu
who wui tell mc What ny name was 4 wa
= town liycl into Tie conductor came
me s scd Tie lnsultcd PARTIES wool 'ettl
g for Ghy dollcrs, which immciiliy bawle
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THE MIND % WnIsKIEs To BE AVOIDED.
"Of all things. says the Dublin University
Magazine. land We know lots Of people who
might improve their personal appearance by
attending TO tie inslraeiions.l "ayoid vul-
gar whisker. This Is Of various kinds; a
short, scrubby, indomitable red whisker, j.
a vulgar whi.ker;a weak, funny. white moth
eaten, moldy shisker, is vulgar whisker,
q twisting. twinkling. sentimental corkscrew
Of whisker isa vulgar whisker. a big black
bluff, brutal looking whisker: il q vulgar
whisker; . mathematical. master-of-artisti'
cal diagram Of whisker is vulgar whisk.
er. Whatever Is not one Of these will do. =
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Al yearly advertisements nre allowed 90 be
Aangci twice yenr without additional charge
4 " rha Cash for advertising i. due from the
b, Insertion Of an advertisement.
Advertisements not marked with the number OF
Asert,o,s desired Nll be puhl-hcd aud charged
b. AZ the regular rate. until ordered out
Advertisements from "A distance must be accon.
MED by the Casa, or satisfactory reIefence
Political addresses or circular, intended for IN.
3yiaal hepeht. charged ~ advertisements.
| Advertisements Of personal nntufe. y admit
u =, nii, vii! have 10 BE- paid for % atsance, ai
nbe price.
~ editorial business notices - cents per line.
| nu,uncemcnts n candidates must DO rsii i1r
ic'iy IN adrtacr, ns iollovs; Tcr 'i1'eanl .'''
BET 6ltces, Sl0; for County uIhces, -.
| obituary Notices over nine 'inrs H. .tHsih, "
i.es D! Respect by 'sso-iil.uns os S't,es'af'
10 Death u member, must be 'id t1f a. 1g'
its,l-iug rates.
/ AZ communications for this phrcr must be ae'
ompanied by the authors signature.
~ III Communications connected With the
kr.neis ~ ,his oiLcc mus, be addressed t. "1h'
3l,pr Of the Pamela STAR"
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A PRINTERS wn.-Thc New York Star
emits ;hc following beam
A correspondent entered an cfice and
accused the composisor Of not having pune
.ussed his communication, when the typo
earnestly replied; II am not pointer
In Q sitter"
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OLD NrwsPArERs.-Many people like
newspapers, but few preserve them; yet
the most interesting reading imaginable is
Gle Of old newspapers. 1t brings up the
very age, with all its hustle aud every day
affairs, and wakes its genius and spirit
more than the mos, labored description Of
the historian. Who can take up paper Of
half a century back, without the thought
that every name there printed is now cut
upon tombstone 81 the head of On spitsph.
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every Sunday.
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Y Our fashionable ladies would seem to b
!, !, growing smart, for /, was never 50 hard b,
= 4: fore to get round them. They would seer
h h tbo, to be getting prudish, for they nevc
= = before hep, the gentlemen a, 'ueh di'
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-07-12

JAM q. SwIsSnELN on fnG pHizE FiGnI.
Mrs. Jane q. Svi.shcln, of the 81. Cloud
fMinucsota) Democrat, thus " does up the
late prize fight:
" llcenan aud Saycrs had a terrible fight,
and lhcy puinmcled each other With All
their might, in which, we think, they did
perfectly right. Boss we're intended Icr
only such. nnd neither could get a blow too
much. IIccnan Knocked Sayers clean oI
bis pins, ard Sayers cracked lieenin -
hard on the ,rins. that they rested and rub.
bed %. they though, Of their sins Shycrs
made blue stars ont Of both llcCnan's 'pe.p.
ers, saying, there now, my hoy. won't J
sll, up your "sleepcrs, and then they tell
back in the arms Of their keepers. iicc.
nsn knocked . "peg out Of saycrs arm.
saying. "Thcrc now, nv honey. ] wish you
no harm; but you soc, by the powers, ,hc
works growing warm. Each hammered the
others eourl.sccd box. with iorc.p paws a.
hard rs the hoof Of an OK; anil took won.
lerlul deal Of pains to prove that thcs,
knobs had never held brains. They rat,lcd
their " Ii,cs" they "milltd and smiled,
aud plenty Of dirty "clare. " they spilled
but the thing was a failure, for neither wa.
killed.