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GAkxLEAHS FEMALE ACADEMY
VERANBA BUILDING,
s2 Old No. Camp street, Poeyfare and osiope ats
Seventeenth Annual Session.

The Seventeenth Annual Session OF this Institution begins on
the First Monday of September 1855.
Fhe plan q instruction comprises general and extensive sys
sn oil education II offers advantages for the acquisition
Of languages The French Is daily spoken the school,
Modern CLASSICS thoroughly analysed.
e location is central and this apartments spacious
we'll yentisted The school Is provided with choice library
te best museAi Instruments and complete philosophical apps
ratuE. -
References nnumerabie. Among Aunna. o.
this institution wt number the gems society
Students admitted n any time during the session.
For further parenxs apply In letter ut the
Institution. u. D. DIMITRY, 4. NJ,
$780, President Of the Board
ksw Orieansf August. 1852. an9l&Nt
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Ra-Twenty Dollars Saved ON Passage and
Expenses to NEW YORK AND OTHER NORTHERN Oh
Tickets o. The Office under the St. Charles Hotel Of
All II "'eS'' ~" J. w GREGORY Agent.
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-sa MOST EXTENSIVE SOUTHERN
tTKfHPTANo FORTE MANDATORY.
VIM KNABE CO. Nos /, 5, and Eutaw street, Balti-
respectfully inform their Southern friends that they have
enlarged factory prepared supply
demand their Pianos They questonably hs most
durable contain ali the latest improvements and fully
for five years For and great power of
and agreeable touch, they uneqnaled.
Thaberg Sakosch and other great pans have used them
their and have certificates for their superiority
They have for the last years. taken the first premiums
all competition in ali the different States where they have been
exhibited. Last year they received first premiums
Montgomery Ala for the best Southern made piano. and
one for the hest against all competition.
full supply of the above instruments may be found
agents in New Orleans, at
NEILL Il WAsHBuRNs.
Corner of Camp and Common streets,
tels ly&W Story Building, tp stairs9
nR. MARTINrs CArAMEN1AL CORR scroR
Has had
A TEN YEARS TRIAL
Which should be sufficient to convince Suffering Woman
Of the great value of the
Gaia MENIA Il co r. RE G TORI
And that it is without exception
The Best Medicine before the Public
For
All Diseases arising from irregnaritiss Chronic Nervous
Pains in tie Kidneys Paius in The small Of the BACK,
f""s nd sSessasss ass # fBSFs
hcult Mensruaion, Suspended Men
Menses
And almost endless variety of other diseases
irregularities supurnduced by colds by exeron
constitution mental physical labor The simple
y for all is TO the primary of the disease
5 ss II I'D
to effect when properly used according the directions
and.a fair trial given 1t.
is prepared from the recipe, and under the personal super
inendence of most Skful Physician who for
confined its to his private practice For the few
that has been before the public has gained itself posi-
ton thai will soon by its rapid increase Of popularity place
the head of all remedies heretofore offered for Womets Dis
the especially those above which
often end in Consumption
For sale by most respectable Druggists throughout the
Union and Canadas.
Price, 81 SO per bottle
N B-When it happens that Druggist has not the ar
cle the he remitted direct and if
bottles ordered time, the medicine will be
charge for transportation
Particular directions etc. each bottle.
Druggists be supplied from
sending their order to Barnes Park New York ance
BaltiaIee Nd; j. Wright Cos New Orleans f.
& Co.. New York nyntiS Philadelphia. Pa. John H. Park
Cincinnati o.. H. H. Hayes Portland Me-. any especta
BILE Wholesale Druggist in New York PHILADELPHIA
CireulsIs, with tade prices etc. for the CoTeetor and
0 her medicines sent free 10 Wholesale Buyers.
No medicine pl iced on commission.
j d. l. DE NYSE,
General Agent forihe United States aad bnnadas
Ay6 lN6W 40 Ann street, New York
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BROWNS ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GIN
~ GER an Invaluable Family Medcns this of
the preventive and for the parrhea Dyseniey,
and many Internal diseases. 1t is peculiarly etcacious in
complaints of children and known and prescribed by the
Medical Faculty Prepared only By FRED'K BROWN and
for sale ut his Drug and Chemical Store N f. CORNER OF
FIFTH AND CHESTNUT STREETS, PHILADELPHIA.
Also for sale by all respectable Druggists in the United States
and JNO. WRIGHT Il CO.. New Orleans ie5 FIN
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ag-st. nHary,s orphan Boys, Asylum, ThIrd

Rg-st. Mary's Orphan Boys Asylum, Third
District
Amen say to You, long did to of these my
least BRETHREN you did IL to me- MATT. XIV, 40.
The Superintendent Of this institution would respectfully call
the attention OF the ehuiby disposed the following facts
l. There three hundred and Ave poor orphans In the
lnn in great want of clothing.
is certain that we'll disposed gentlemen consign
a this season. their old clothes To the moths knowing
thing better to do with them
g. Such garments would be extremely useful to the poor
phans.
L. There nenmes in the articles of cloth
ing less damaged and consequently unit for sale
these would be Of great service TO the orphans
g. The Legislature having made any appropriation this
to the orphans they stand in need than usual Of the
public charity.
Any gentleman wishing to mid them this way
without mourning expense addressed through Post
Office the Superintendent Box G. IL indicating residence
etc. Of the donor, will be promptly attended 10.
Donations will be received Mr. Iytnns rs Chartres
Mr. Vieor Sees Dumaine street close Maras; Mime Ba
chefs. Condo opposite the Archbishops residence
New Orleans, April a. 1860. mylO
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r w. Il j. r. STARR,

w. IL j. r. STARR,
"' CAMDEN IRON. WORKS,
Camden, Kew Jersey,
Manufacturers Of
Al kinds Of CASTINGS and APPA RATUsf for GAS WORKS.
WROUGHT IRON ROOF FRAMES for RssoFts sad other
Horses.
REToRTS, ard all CASTINGS required for setting chem in the
latest and nost improved modes.
WASHES, CotpFNsERs, sCRUBBEss and BzBA UST-
ELS. for relieving the Retorts from pressure.
PURIFIERS varying fion 3e9 10000 crbfe feet daily
purifying capacity.
WROUGHT Ikoy LIME SLEEVES, for PURIFIERS
STATION METERS, Of all sizes.
GAS HOLDERS. TELEseoPIe and SINGLE with Cast Iron
Guide and suspsnsiOn Fraaes-
GAS GoyERE0Rs or REGULATORS
STREET MAINS, from IA TO As inches diameter os Water
Gas.
STREET MAIN CONNECT foSs. such as Branebes. Bends
Drips, Sleeves, etc.
STOP VALVES from 30 inches faced plain.
WROUGHT IRON WoRK-Ail the Smith ana shee. Iron
Work required IN and abous Gas Works.
zs-eommuneasicns should be addressed he PRINGI-
PAL OFFICE CAMDEN NEW JERSEY.
ea-BRk NGa OFFICE rs SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA jeiS iySW
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closed mail consisting of letters and for States
German. Austrian Postal Union, and Denmark
Norway Sweden Poland Ru4a Greece Ionian Islands,
is sent from tho Office IN New York se weekly.
mail for the West India Islands will be sent By this
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4larttuIar Uotites.

ha-NoticeTo Fire department md Pub-
IIiogr attention W called to ordinance NO. $40 approved
apdpublialed July 18Th 1861 vk
mo. 5278.l
Refee That resolution No 292 approved September Y,
1852 providing for te na Of the evening gun ~ bG -four
Districts, bH mud II hrftly repealed.
ResDiro9 Guthef, That establish uniform time, tile Police
and Fire i'm Telegraph shalt after days notice from the
rasaa II Ills ordinance, a2 o'clu give gn Of
oue tnp II the hell In lien Of the evening NJ O'Clock
r. NJ from the lst April The lsL October nine Of the
ieI and III clock III M from The ls October 70 the M April
eight tHps. -, :, -, ,,.,,t,-,,r
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Signed] !. o. NIXON
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved July 70, 1861 ... ....
Notice is hetehy given ha the striking Fl the bells in
ormiiy with the provisions the ofdunnee viii bc
rneqeed on MONDAY goth inst at II O'Clock no3n.
jy21 l5t A. HEBERT Superintendent.
HsY~GfauG Division SONS of Temperance
LUrIsIaNATle regular quarsfly session Of tIs body wi
Ia hrld al ihs tfa No 81 Camp stfge Now Orleans SAT
URBAY, The list ilsf{ VI 7IG O'clock L. NJ
a in attendance u requested.
By order ei the q. w. r.
b2o2t THOMAS f. JONES, Grsu4 scrilte.
Rs-Pubife schools, Second District -Sccre-
rARYs GfFiCEA An examination of Male applicants the sE
alton " Primo pal and Fra AssstEt English Teacher IN
Bays school will he held gu MONDAY lie S8i Of July, IA
islG iat AUG, ckssARD. Secretary.
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SUMMER, RESORTS.
heA cooPER's WELL, ase
HINDs County, MISSISSIPPI Ss
IL now Open for the geceotou 81 Vision,

u Open for the Receptionof Visitors.
The undsrg9ed having recently purchased ibis eeebrated
Southern Watering place and rcGtted and Iefbsed
tire preises Il ii other Ia Tic country
aud deserving tie liberal bestowed Tie
citzsns Of Mississippi and Louisiana rely up8u
cxpeDsC viii be spared 10 make the Well homo usi5uOg
tntable for those IN eareh Of health pleasure.
he 81 eis0Uaza fnS
times, connected %i the establishment pleasure geeksrs
will fine Bowling Alleys Billiard Fables and Pistol Gallery, all
under the charge ri competent y rs6ns.
An excellent Band has been engaged for the
Livery Stable attached 70 The Hogl hge saddle hores
and carriages may be Obtained at ali hours.
ltaatu EsF Hiditli
Beard per week .St5
Ceopers Well. Mis-. fplvs. 1861 ivl@ if
r.. PEADAIrs HOTEL. BILOXI : Ills nadss.
E gef, Mrs. Elizabeth Fsnda formerly
ELI pTetteas0f tbe Green Oaks 1el Biloxi respectfully
nonAee y ths pebble tet Iris esabishent for the
summer Attached 10 the hotel Is good billiard table,
beautiful yacht saddle hcr hugge ard Carriages, afford
bosl.
m5l7 sEn JOHN Il. 4 EUGENE G. PRApAT.
a., P.AsCAGUULA HousE-EoW MUCH EN-
lz;aE aR AND MRS nopsoN wish 20 inform the pu6lic
that they at all times ready Boarders the follow
ing rates
Sanmer-rer M nth, s35 per week, SO: per day. s2
E This establishment combines a the comforts home,
being quiet I'll larger hotels having separate bath houses
for lales and gentlemen etc. telegraph caice by
mylG 3InS W s. pt(DSON,
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OFFICE or BoARD HfALJH,
..g.s.a .-.= New Orleans. Jnly IA. 1850
ag~ Whereas, by the Proclamation OF the

Governor q Louisiana, sued the Board Of Health dated
June q 1860 The port Of Havana has declared infected
port and whereas by said proclamation and authority
Board Of Heaare authorized ii said proclamation all
such other pOrts they may believe infected
aud whereas by t 4 section ot e amendment 70 Act Of
tile Legislature of Louisiana organizing The Board OF Health
said Board authorized and empowered in Of emergency
issue poclamaons Of quarantine without app caton the
Governor; and Whereas that emergency has arisen and
they have good believe that other ports equally in
fected therefore, he 1t
Resolved BY Board OF HEALTH That the following ports
and places hereby declared infected viz Havana Matanzas
Trinidad Cnrenas and IaRo all in the Island Of Cuba
Kingston, Port Royal and Monego Kay the Island Of ia
inaca; Jacmel and Port Prince The Island Of st Do
ngo the Islands ST. Thomas Martinique and Guadaloupe
campeachy in Yueaan Belize in Honduras Vera Cruz AlYa
RADIO Tanipico Tuspa In MexicO San JGi de Nicaragua
Chages, Aspnwa and Porto Bn in Central America Mara
cabo in Venezuela taguaYra Island Of Trinidad Rio ia
nciro, and Cayenne, III South America and Ruaan
Island and all vessels arriving from touching at Of the
aforesaid ports he subject quarantine Of TEN DAYS aud
that due notices Of the be given by publication in French
and English, in the city papers
@ w. DmMEYER NJ D see,y Board d Health. iyls I'm
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UNION BASK LOUISIANA, }
@=aM@... .s.. New Orleans, July 8, 1860 s
n7g-At a meeting OF the rd this day Il
dividend of -FOUR PhKGENT declared the profits
for the last xix months, payable on the 10Th inst
jy4 I'm GEO. A. FRERET. Cashier.
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Cozasning the snoohness WITH ts saatxn II fnan
md for SEWING MAcHInE USE ABSOLUTELY uYFI.
VAILED. For sale by the prinssai horses III Esw Dess
and Mobile; and also original 81 th anutsctnrez
agent, VII. HENET SAITH.
eu1 1y&W 5zand 81 vese7 street Nsz York
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NUTICE-MR. " q. CoYLE HOLDS NY FULL
p. H. WILLARD.
New Orleans, Jnly 20 1860. iy2i 81
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EVERY THURSDAY EFENING IN Lodge Room No. /, Odd
Fellows Hail. o'clock,
ofieers-J A. Sylvester, N. G.; Peter Williams " g. G.
Rotary; s. L. Butler, Treasurer.
Members of Sister Lodges faternay invited attend
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81 Merchants' Lodge No; ~. L. Q. o. r.,
meets in Room No. z Odd Fellows Hail. every Monday
ming at O'clock The following brothers elected officers
for the present term
W. Irving Hodgson N. G.; H. NJ. Isaacson " G. VIM H.
G King Rec Secretary L. Adam, Per. Secretary; +. Rawe
Trppsu .
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COpARTNERsHIP.


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WILLIAM r. ATWOOD
" is admitted partner in onr house from and after his aate
New Orleans. Inly g. 1890. is6 in.IamW
COMPREHENSIVE NoTIcE-Nr D v RICH
~ ytN sesSFe, Parine ~ N he h,m q Nell MORE
BY the undersigned without change Of dr1u rarne.
Il Il Z : N 4 iKNGEE,
j. y RicHAKbs
New ot,etns taly J. 1850. ~ imaW
DIssoLUTIDN--TIi FIRM OF ROBERT Il. AD-
~ ANS & 90. has ihis dae expired bs limitation j. j.
~ RBE 5sf m @ n af n iag d b Continued G
cere all dues. \ J MIGIi!Et
kew orieaas, July H. 1902.
as m lin H h5hn FfPk iSEEP fs
Yaoo giy u The Cotton and Commission business,
stye q RosT. J. ADAMS Co., 10. y L5aion street,
New Orleans, judy Y. 1850. iyl2 4
a. COMPREHENSIVE NoTICE-rHE UNDER
- signed s. u caeinae The Zeal Estate slave Auction aud
da 5S ag s III sa s e "a A. SJ h aa1f f
CO, continued successors Of j. l. Beard Co. NJ s. having
ASSOCIATED With him the clerks Of the late firm viz Mr. ISAAC
j. Bsaf so BENZ SssF LEE si; q s aia ys
DRfGK, Esq who as been lang and avorbly known among
Planters and foHsekeepers wishing Slaves House Srvant
May and j. T. beard Co. which contain valuable inforna
New Orleans, July ? $3.50 80 - - sS'''
ARsER Ef1 IE frf o2 EEaa EdA .Hd
10 j. A. Beard Coz will attend sales pablo
private auction such Houses Lots Plantations Slaves Sue
cesson Bank and other stocks Vessels CaTgoes War
dens, Damaged Cotton Of Goods, Furniture, etc.
Energy and Dispatch is our motto.
GARDNER Smith,
ISAAC T. HART
BENZ. 2. LEEFE,
j. b. KENDRICK.
New Orleans, JHly 2, 1850 jy2 3n
M0TICE-J8MEs D. MARTIN BECOMES PART
~ in house The style Of the will be NORTON
M0SBY i co. from this date. NORTON Il M0SBY. .
New Orleans. July 2 1860. jy2 I'm
COMPREHENSIVE EOTICE-THE UNDER
~ signed having this entered fso Copartnezp will
tnue the Wholesale Retail Grocery Business Of G. r. Raj
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N0TIcE-JAMEs d. MARTIN BECOMES PART
~ in house. The style Of the will NORTON,
M0SBY 4 co from this date. NORTON Il M0SBY.
New Orleans July 2. 1900 jy2 I'm
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COMPREHENSIVE EOTICE-THE UNDER
~ signed having this day entered fso Copartnershp will
unue the Wholesale Retail Grocery Business of G. r. RAJ
Ley under the and style OF RAILEY CAMPBELL.
CHAs. r. RAILEY.
PARKER CAMPBELL.
New Orleans, July e 1861 iy2 I'm
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The Proprietor OF tis above CELEBRATED WHISKY d
sres introduce the artice putc physicians of c
and country as the
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=, THE ABIrA sPHIsGs-NRs. Y. 4. !,

7
T;sH B0ssIERE respectfully announces her friends I'M
AIand public generally, that her house Is open
for the reception Of visitors be unryaled electric medicinal
baths be enjoyed ptcctinn the facilities FOR bath
ing have been greatly increased and improved Her table
heretofore will be abuhdanily supplied and every attention
will he paid the comfort Of ngads She earnestly trusts
her uung exeson 10 give satisfaction to all who honor
he by their patronage Reng situated at pleasant driving
distance from the villRgeso CnvmEton and Vaudeville II
,ers the dives 10 those places uFenie t.
THE Ahn omnibus will be in attendance the landing
Covngton 10 convey passengers TO the springs,
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS BY PROFESSORS J. l.. & W. r.
RIDDELL
This very remarkable spring Is situated the Abta river.
parish OF ST Tamspy. miles and half Of Gov
ng6n large volume of arises from the earth with
strong s temperature found to be 90 degrees
II H. quite unlike any known in the heigbb0rho0d.
From lis Innsna chemical composition md the large Of
SILICA II contains, led II has lis very
deep in the earth being In fact, natural artesian weN
J. L. 4 w. p RfDDELL
Professors Louisiana University.
fn 100 isrcs Of the water weighing 10000 gfaes,
there l6 SO grsnucs of dissolved mntters made mp the
following Ingredients enumerated In the order OF their relayB
abanddneeh:
L.
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Coxoners' Inquests.


scIcmE or 4 PORTER OF TIE Market BASK-Near the
hour Of closing on Saturday afternoon Mr.. George W.
Shaw, who has been for long time employed porter
In the Market Bank was discovered in his roo suffering
under the effects Of dose OF audanum, which he had
taken short time previous. He was insensble when
yound and Mr. Delamaer Of the clerks Of the bank
had him conveyed TO the New York Hospital where he
proved unavaiing, and Mr.. Shaw died in . few hours
eiterwards Coroner Jackman held an inquest yester
uAy Dun owing TO his having gone to distant part OF the
CITY on Official business WAS impossible TO ascertain the
veracs ne attending physician, however testified that
death In his opinion was the result Of an overdose OF
poison self administered, and IL presumable that the
verdict In accord WIKI bis evidence The officers Of
the bank and the friends Of the deceased have boen
DESTROYS Of suppreseng tho matter, but for what reason
impossible TO surmse. Every one Of those OF whom
gstories and would not tn the least answer them Il 10
but proper 10 state that Notwithstanding all this Mr.
Shave connection with the bank b understood 20 hav
been always honorable and praise worthy chsrscter
FATAL ISJuRYCoroner Schirmer held m noue.t - M
New York Hospital, on Saturday upon the body OF Thos
Bradley yesrs age, who was Severely in
With the crank Of an engine In the Bergen tunnel where
be was q work The jury rendered verdnt Of 1Aoo-
dental DEATH"
FATAL ScxrYorprN0 Au1Dkyr.-Coroner Schirmer held
IN inquest on the body Of Vim. Simmons laborer sixty
yeaH Of age, who died q 81. Lukes Hospital from In
jun0 received by the falling Of = scafold the 7th
Inst Inc accident happened In Fify -flfh street.
0LAlLr ScArDKD.-On Friday last Catharine Foley, .
tree accidentally upset pan Of boiling milk her
person ns was so severely ecaldsd that abe died the
following day. An inquest held by Coroner Schir-
NOR snaA verdict accordance with The faca rendered.
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The Central Park.

The skating pond 1t the Central Park not visited by
the usual hrong yesterday, owing, undoubtedly to the
light shower Of snow which fell Saturday night and
belief that would interfere WITH not prevent, skating
on the ice Still goody number visited the pond during
the day. and rather than turn back after coming long
journey without the expected pleasure Of having nice
sail over the CLASSY pond, many bucked their feet
irons and went at it, The way in which they enjoyed
themselves (fnoet Of them being apparently persons
whose Tune WAS whoy Occupied on week dsy would be
and Puritanical Sabbatarians.
The snow drited into small heaps, dottng the pond
here and there and the skater to steer clear Of them
was compelled to exert all his knowledge Of navgaton
and even then he was often driven at locomotive speed
perhaps receiving a rather hard knock few Of the
skaters obtained brooms and swept few clear spaces
which they whrled away TO their hearts delight The
ce even when thus cleared rather too rough to be
enjoyable, and clancy" skating on 1t was snowhar"
What Is required to make it all right is either good
thaw or q heavy rain, q flood of Croton water,
cold weather The croton Board refuse however, to let
any water in upon the pond the reservoir beg at this
time by means repete in the aqueous uid owing
he reprehensbIc practice which many people have OF
eavng their bydrants running all night in order that the
weather does not their assistance we greatly
fear that Now Workers. will be unable to enjoy the plea
winter.
The ladies' pond almost deserted during the entire
day few little girls were to be seen upon at one
tme attended by generous and aecti0nae brothers
papas who sought to teach the young idea how
The size of their pond is great subject Of complaint
among the ladies. Why should they not when we
slider the dimensions Of their crinone, have pond at
least a. large as that of the gentemenf We really hope
that the Park Commissioners will be gallant enough to take
the subject into consideration, and remedy the fault
next winter, at least.
During yesterday young lady scornng the dimensions
Of the pond set aside for the Of her took to the
large pond, accompanied by couple of gentlemen, and
her graceful figure among the male bpeds who almost
forgot why they upon the ice 10 gaze her. made
the same appearance and excited the same admiration
that saucy, neat trimmed little yacht would wereAhe
suddenly to glide into fleet Of towboats This disposition
Of the ladies take TO the large pond preference
their own with its contracted limits, hail with delight
II will add TO the picturesqueness Of the in great
part and the ladies' need not fear that the gentlemen will
ever complain Of the cncroachment
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MIsCELLANEOUs.

mlUC0ALAMEOU8s
A DiU1iriC AID XNTr,pYsrHrTrc CORDIAL
STOMACH BITTER,
LEDIAkD's MORNING. GALL.
Be 70 aak for LedArd's Morning. OAu.
IT'S Ne most reliable Stomach Btasr In ths world
cures Dyspepsia.
II esrrsc1 Aostky Of he Ssomach
strengthens As Digestive orsaas and gives renewed 49,
and vitality 70 Tie coats q tAe Stomach.
hinvsorAtss Tie entire sysssa.
invaluable IN easss Of Gravel and affections Of tss e
rative Organs.
IL part;e rscSnmsndsa dsl!cats hea y
never fAia TO promote the sBensth and
Regularity a q system
also - beverage De mos pure and keasu sreus,>
''o s1iant snn foin w. N a. sminSn. degree Al
and tnvisorAtinR Cordial
Stomach Bitter
n. .w.,..c. - a. % Teecnmsnded
throughput he Union invited ths popular acs;
IfDixRDs OLD boHfs ION M. sa1sf JULxr.
FINE OLD PINE APPLE JAHAIcA RUN
GIN COCKTAIL.
:. BogEBoE WHISKY COCKTAIL
"a loyal WINDSOR BrTrRRs.
FINE OLD EAST INDIA ARxAC PUNCH.
Brandy SMASH.
DOUBLE ORANGE CURACAO.
SCHiEOAM SCBkA?PS
The above goods be ordered from any OF the large
Gerry and liquor hovses 10 New Yer FROM oar SPECIAL
Ieaars 4. J. HART co. - =
81 South william sssse., New YORK