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GERMANY.
TILE MEETING AT TOPLITZ.


p,,r,. Jnly 2g-The official Prussian Gazette
contains leading article, of which the following Is
summary: $500 >, :: 49,.
1.-THE hopes which bad been entertained in reference
not been disappointed. The approach TO better un-
Outstanding between the two Cabinets has been pro-
NOTED by this meeting in the manner to be desired.
This meeting has brought the relative positions OF the
two States into clearer light. mutual understand
on the most important questions of European policy
has been found TO exist. In this Union Germany will
fndf resh guarantees for her security, and may hope
that in future the Importance Of her interests will weigh
heavier in the lance of power in Europe. Earope
will by the Toplitz meeting obtain fresh guarantees
for the maintenance Of public peace and for the respect
of the equilibrium"
The article u us continues:
"Tbere 10 no doubt but that Austria will continue in
the path upon which she bas entered and that she ID
resolved upon following her Few policy, not only as
regards religious questions, but also in reference TO tho
different nstionalites OF the Empire. Thus Austria
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FRANCE

THE POLICY OF THE EMPEROR EAPoLEoN
TOWARD ENGLAND
The following important letter from the hup9Io,
Napoleon to the French Ambassador IN h'nu0n HA'
been made public: ,u,u o. 1861
"MY DEAR PERsIoSY: Affairs appear 70 me 70 Ge 80
eomucstsdtbanks 10 the mistrust excited everywhere
since the war in italy-that write 70 you 10 !he nope
PaJ,o.rston will remedy the existing evil. Lord
PsImerston knows NE, and when | affirm thing be
will believe Well, you can tell him from me, IN
frar CO have had but one thought, otjeot-to in
augurate a Of peace, and TO live on the bsst
terms with all my neghbors, and especially with En
gaLd. / lad renowned Savoy aud Nice; the
extraordinary additions TO Piedmont alone caused
me 10 resume the desire 10 see reunited 10 France
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GREAT BRITAIN.

HOUSE, OF LORDS. July 3O-Lord Clyde took the
osths and his seat. Lord Normandy, In movlng Icr
copies extracts from the dispsenes o. ,a asr
Minister In Tuscany in 1852 1886 and 1901 referring
TO tie condition and administrator Of the ROMAN
States said the object of the motion was 10 sho" now
the efforts Of himself and Mr. Lyons bad been
In advancing the Improvement OF the Roman States py
declaration of Lord Pamerston IN 1876 that tne iioy
CITY was never better governed than during the ao-
sence Of the Popes. ,.:.o
produce the papers, and DEFENDED LORD fdlmcrsVOn
from the charges brought against him.
Lord DUfeIin has been appointed brltish COnhIs
sioDer TO China. The London Times SAYS No ! PEI
Ter choice cou have been made III e. dim cult ana de
cate sn appointment, for to much acquaintance Win
the habits tf the people, Lord Duferln untes great
tact and ability" 49,,
A letter from Damascus to the 18th OF July says;
"The Rev Mr. Graham of the Irish Presbyterian
Mission has been murdered in the streets while en-
d,avoriDR TO make bis escape from Moslem mouse,
where he had been hid TO the Brti.h Consulate he
had guard of Turkish soldiers WIN nl On. ob
Cambridge is to be bonored by the presepce OF !ne
youI Prince at the commencement OF the ensuing
Lent Term. Arrangements for the recep'i9u Oh us
Rival Hiebness are in progress Madingly Hall, stu
ate about miles from Cambridge has been engaged
there being no available place within the limits OF the
University capable of accommodating his Royal Hgn
pess and bis numerous SUITE - .
new regiments of the line TO be added to tne army,
in consequence Of the extiGcOn OF the local European
force in India, will be all together, OF which VIII DC
cavalry and infantry"
71s Morning Post says: 1t is said that at late
meeting of the shareholders Of tue Suez Canal Com
paDy at Paris, accounts Of the Company were pro-
ductd by which it appeared that million OF francs
Rave been expended in the cot Of the Drection
that Of this som 10000 francs had been charged
for the iouIneys of NJ. Lesseps, further suIn
for furnishing his apartment at Paris, ana 4OoyoO
france for the salaries of the members Of the Direction
consisting of Nj. Lesseps and one or two associates
The "LeinsteT," new Galway ste amer, made the
TIP from South tmpton to Kingstown in % hours.
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SJABBED HIS WIFE WITH FoRK.-Offcer Hill
man. Of the Twenty third Precinct, on Friday night
arrested an Irish laborer, named ohn Riley, who is
charged with having committed felonious assault
upon Lie wife, 1t appears that the prisoner on return
ing home from work being somewhat under the intu-
ence of liquor commenced abusing his wife for not
having bis supper ready. The more he talked the
more rirated he became till at least he seized three
tined fork from the table, aud with great violence,
damned il into his wifes head. So deep WAS it forced
into the woman skull that II required the force Of
two men 10 extract it without breaking it. ply
scan was called 10 dress her wounds and he had her
removed immediately T. Bellevue Hospital. II is
hardly expected that she viii recover from the injury,
as il is feared that the tines penetrated the BRAIN
Justice BIowpel locked the prisoner up to answer.
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ASSAULTED BY RowDIEs.-On Friday evening,
ONe of No s8 Beeeker street. was down
apo beaten while Ia front Of VIM Utters grocery NO Tt ind
sn ,rs, by couple OF row ole. named DsEe Linn aud vii
l Arm strong Justice Connolly held the as'aan's to answer
Linn formerly attached to Mayer ood oihoe police
and was charged with having aided In the escape Lewis
Baker s.te, Tia ,p.tot hsi saH biQ tee,s.
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gill ob,sin position which will increase her strength
al home aud rosd.r u ftsELtrE
The article concludes by refting shs opinion OF those
who expect from the meeting at TOpli1 cbaog'in'
ineinl policy of Prussia, and snog vs. such Gu wye
he impossible from the known policy and character Oh
both the Prince Regent and his Ministers.
MvSIcH, July @.-The King of Bavaria leaves ior
Potsdam q visit to the ROYAL family of Prussia
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FrIoSIoUs ASsAULT.-John Douglass, a sailor on
board chip William Tell arrested yesterday by officers
Hoar aid Lee Of the HarbJr Police charged WITH hi'hs
committed felonious ashanti Francis Mortimer also hsnd
vessel Tb. ,ccused during aquarre stabbed MornsI
vi IA lni. infcng wound THAT nsidsrrd extremely
dangerous The Injured mss removed to the Newly
HospitA.
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SWITZERLAND.

The session of the Federal Assembly has closed, ana
the long and irritating discussions the Savoy ques
ton have hid other result than to confirm purely anu
simply the powers previously conferred On the federi
council.
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which 20 exaspersted young Fox that he rushed upon
the former with drawn knife, and plunged q several
tines into his abdomen. The wounded man tfn :" the
floor and bis friends ran for assistance Police Surgeon
Kimbark and Officer Church were soon at hand and
while the former dressed Clarey's wounds the latter
arrested Fox The physician thinks it hardly possible
for the injured man to recover. The prisoner was
taken before Justice Steers, who committed him to
answer All the young men engaged in this disturb
ance are notoousy bad characters and Capt Squires
in his report to Headquarters says If Clarey should
die of his wounds, and Fox be hung for killing him,
the community would have sustained no loss"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-13

SrAnBsG AYFRAY BErwEEs BRUIsERs.-A dis.
turbance occurred On Friday night at low GROCERY
in Twelfth street, during which Edward Clarey was
dangerously and probably fatally, stabbed by James
Fox. 1t seems that the Ioughs there assembled were
discussing the merits Of recent Prizefgh which TOOK
place al Weskarken between brother of james FOX
aud Billy Dolnelly. ClaIey took sides with D0Anen''
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TO vsich she belongs ceatnu, her On hI .ss@
,sbi,sh Weekiy line bet geen New Yors So!hsmpso1 -
Bsyre BY doing they you'd ssy 400 s y mi
R,,I,sd That iris paper igned BY our ChsiInss ma
,.e be- riyen to the press publication, and thai 0'S
the be presented 10 Capt copstec nrpR Ch.rmsn
GEoRos II. srUAET, Secretaries
s. h. CHITTESDYN,
OF Sandy Hook, Aus1h IL, iS0.
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pnoRApLr BEArEs TO DEArH.-On Sunday nofs'
inc. Officer Petty of the Fourth Ward found an a.
known man lying nsensible Ia the hallway ofpremase
No. 80 Madison street. and, on examining him. fouad
that he was badly injured. lie Immediately hsd AN
removed to the New-York Hospital, where 10 nov
lies in critical condition. He has not recovered me-
consciousness and the physicians are Of opinion tnas
bis skull is fractured at the base Jules Maoy OF NO.
81 Madison street. states that shortly before the mao
was found be saw him engaged In fight with tnrse
other men, who were beating him In brutal msunss.
The three rufians suddenly disappeared, and Mhog
supposed they had all gone. He does not think PEI
sble for him to identify any Of the assaants OF the ~.
fortunate man. The Hospital physicians have ha's
hope of bis recovery.
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A NOTE FROM THE POSTMASTER.

10 d. Edio, Of TA.N y Trbu"<
sR:-I find an article in your paper Of this morning
under the head of Uncle Sans Post Boy and Lshsmee
Dispatch, signed by r. Hitchcock. American Aa'sam'
and complaining of the nondelvery Of
four hours after it was deposited in one OF the lamp
pos.boxes.
1t my intention to inquire personally into every
irreguaIy brought to my notice, in the caiage ana
delivery of letters have done soin this case. The
complaint is well founded. II mistake made ~
one of Mr.. Boyds best carriers, recently appointed y
NE. His route is TO him one, and trust that
single error may be excused account of his want Of
familiarity with it.
My chief object in noticing this case is TO Suggest
that if irregularities in the city postal service are re-
ferred to me, instead of being made the subjects Of
newspaper articles which I do not always zee, ths
redress will be likely to be prompt and eheceve
Yours respectfully, JOHN A DIN, r. N
Post0fot New. York, Aug ii, 1850
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Advertisement.
EDWARD IL. DIXON n D.. Editor Of III

sspe ard Operating and Consulting Surgeon, No HAev.
Office consultations the obscure diseases d the pelvic
vi.cera Rupture Piles yscocee and GstnA radically curA
withou, the knife hssture. Office hoss from tos 10
and 10 EVENING"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-13

hONT ; 1tIAWAIHA fiAh hkSIUkhTNE Is tn0
best article Ia the market for giving gray red hair hsfks
black brown See advertisement In another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-13

A Boy missing Robert Daniel, a mulatto boy,
ofNo Ss Eighth street left his home Monday, August 70
20 to the railway depot and has not
since heard Of II Is feared that be has been kidnapped
He is about II years of age. He light cap and ba'k
coat
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Ran by QuARAsrISE.-WilIiam Dader, Captain of
the schooner Evelina Ross having been arrested by
officer Van Derzee, of the Harbor Police, charged
with having run his vessel past Quarantine was yes
terday fined $40 by Justice Welsh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-13

Roman IN THE SrRrET.-Charles Brow of No.
B Diver street was robbed BY sailors on sunday Ionns
at the corner OF Water ard James streets e vas S
On hi. refusing to do So them seized him ey he ,nfos
AID tore slk cravst from bis hesa ,h H., 49,,
sv,,Sv Of soa fourth Ward officers On being taken before
justice Wians and Archibald Clifford aud -
Lin IA ana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-13

The New York correspondent of The Boston Journal
rays that the Church of the Messiah is in the market
The trustees can get $4,000 at auction for this fine
estate on Broadway, opposite the New-York Hotel;
but they want $4,000. When sold the Rev. DIR.
Osgoods S. iety will move up near or on the Fifth
avenue, between Thrtieth and Fortieth streets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-13

MEETING on BOARD THE STEAMSHIP ADRi,ric.-
At meeting of the passengers on board the steamship
AdIia,ic, held in the dining saloon, on the Oth ins'
che was approaching New-YOrk, f. D. Lane G e,gs
Of NewYork was appointed Chairman snu Of New
York Secretaries The Rev. Dr. murray s 2. S beng
Jersey presented the following, w asn, az viz.
read and discussed was unanimously saoP us on, nobs
Stree we sailed from Southampton on ,as s. ~ incidental
Ii r. hssn ,,isd with every variety o. ~eans' -
.nP m,s and she proved herself 10 every way
worthy Of the high repu mS Tor remarkable quietaes in
..essy snu one did she ship during hsi eatre
the hghest her rapid otion did she make
no any Inconvenience to the passenger Among
any srs captsns aud that have crossed the
US ss @ times all unite 10 pronoune,nE Der the
oee.h many a.. team that sail between Europe ard
nobest In herself every quality 10 insure safety
d sneed unitedy bear the same decided est.'
foi ~ s note commander his officers and guecs their
by day and by night has been the constant
bue Of remark and the great ship has been managed quietly
" under control Of mind and their nbaniy to their
passnsers has been only equaed BY their k as sanen l
i,w f these statements unitedy aud cordial recommend
20 III. sverg public the Adae the nobles OF s:eamers
con by the nobss and urbaae and sccees
m Of csp,siaa Aud earnestly unit, u ias as~s s tAs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-25
BALsAMIc CORDIAL.

The great standard medicina present age have
her great popularity eny through years trial Unboundd
sstisaeoa rendered by them csssa tho psopls
pronounced them worthy.
+ LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUND oE DEBIr.
trY or THE NSRvous sYsTsM DISEASES or THE
kidneys and all diseases arising fren disadered liver or
weakness Of tho stomach ard Digestive are speedily and
permanently cured by the GERMAN BlTTERs.
The BALsAMIC CORDIAL has acquired q reputation FUR.
passing that Of any similar preparation extAa. Is viii ep,
without fall the most and standing COUGH COLD
OR HoARsEsEss, BRONCHITIS. INFLUENZA, GROUP
PNEUMONIA IHcIPIENT CONSUMPTION, and ha, psr
formed the most astonishing cures ever knswn of
- CONFIRMED coNsuMPTIoEi
few doses will also cheek and enre the most
DfARRHEA proceeding from Cold IN he Eiowsls
These medicines prepared BY Dr. c. " JACKSON ca
No As Arch street, Philadelphia Pa are sold by drug
sis's and dealers in medicines every at rs esn,s nc bot
s Tho signature Of G. M. Jacksoa will b on the ouds
wrapper Of each bottle.
In the Almanac published annually by proprsa,ors called
EvERYBoDy's ALMANAC you will lind and cor,
mandatory notices from all OF the country These Aims
aacs gvsn away By all our agents. -~ .5 .=
J. WRIGHT CO.. Agents.
q and Isl ChartIes street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-25
6sHEtsuE&HGG REMEDY
ROOTS, sARKs AND LEAVES.
--gERsUs--

Ne ask the afflicted Of either sez which do you prefess
pleasant and delicious aynp compounded from Natures
which viii speedily and you
md deblitaIing effect ogsher With the aahseo d.ssase
Tany tines following tha Tao Of Mineral Paiaons.
tbo Cherokee Remedy is netnreis sp9ciae Ter Cone
1ss sleet Gravel sreurs Fluor Albns, aThltss ia Fl
1aes and all diseases Of the Urinary Organs curing these i
ssss by naura laws after Ill other preparations havs failed
and 70 one Of Heaven beat oree8 offending nEsle
enid Dc produced Of .s Effects which would saggsr eraa
he nstseeH preparations heretofore used have failed
asa never IN oe Instance bean known fail Happily for
Kill, but to
In mercy hs has appointed Medicines dreadful dts
aaes Which when taken quickly flies parts of sysea
.t'sckN ths deeaaa ~ post and win hdey and courage
any adnrshe never gives unIi has completely ea
Former health and piror.
THIS Remedya srikee tho vsry rect e9 the 6issasa IT,
tendency t simply kasnend tho poison bt
which It depends.
And What enhances Its value ene absenec Of all nsu
feons taste or smell II ley in tho counting ROOM In.
diseases " y
treatse on Venerea dissae With full directions fer the
permanent clrs accompany each hottie.
Sold BY WRIGHT / CO., Hes u l5l Cherros afges,
SeI Orleans and by ell respectable Druggists end dealers In
POTTER 4 MERWlR. Sole Propr,etors
Touis An
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-25
Mothers. .
q and Isl Charities street.

Thousands are daily speaking In the praise OF Va
DIR. EA70Y7S tHRANTEEe CORDIAL
and why because Il fails afford instantaneous reie
shen given In time It acts "a BY magic and one trial al,ns
VII convince you that what We say Ia It con,aIns
NO PAREGoRIo OR oPiATE Z
OF any kiad and therefore relieves by removing the
your child instead of by desdeniug ssnsbiie For hs
reaAon IL comends itself the only reliable
kHown Tor ehidfsn Isehing Diahes Dyssnsery Gripping
in tbs Bowels Acidity of stomach wind Cold in ,h
and CFoap also for sefeains the Gums Reducing Inam.ton
Regulating the Bowels and Relieving Pain 1t has no eua
being an antpasnodie it Is used with ufaIng al,
cases Of oonvulsion CT oher F As the life aud
health Of your children and wish them from tose nd
oghns consessences which result from The
OF narcotics Of which all other remedies for Infsne Com
plants composed, take nr Eaon,s fprauts o.
this you can rely upon II perfectly harmless and eel
not nuFe the est delicate fsnt Price cents Full dreo
lions accompany each bottle. Prepared only By
CHURCH DUPONT
No 400 broadway, New York
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-25
VALUABLE REMEDrEs.
HAIa kEsTtlBA1lVMt


q 4 n
Cd not only Initiate hl Reyosi psees sss to Lave s IT,
Ssy RESULTS aags y y 9s Wao sas
leave the nsd It's rsssea sway Read the ioowns
BATH, Maine April H. lsAg
@ H. s,fs .Sg wT.f hs y9a p
have published IN Ibis vicinity and elsewhere has gwen
Ias aaai5,: MI NJ ny es sssl,a,,on and
q or's ii ssrsn sd edn.asd n s ,s sas true
II nns 60, g b. sra II q good order and 9f natural 10
.s ssst A.s ss M Z rSs Ss,,sr s,ass
a1s sasssd Of Sy frequent a5uten o ~ face
osw es:s .: s ssnnss'r s ass @
ssM Eus Z. ~ sst nssr @ Fl 1 ro@ Il
y hss Y % O. much . fraud sI. q
spa been used not oly without good effect hut % as-as
IA ~ s 81 as &
dsds have eaane surprss s. ~ a ao ii yss ssh
sa saaS ~ e. g s s9a nas
your favor o two quart bottles last Ser which
.IaS sa.sa, e my sas adm and Thereby induced
sss as IL we s anysssal y as ss st w ~
ssd authority o@ yam me- pas nf
e,s no VII In insure end believe where
~ 4 ~ as s"ss
AZ Who inquire Of me of nskake qno yaiuabie re-
4A Aaroas sssna Rna ks isa' " ssv g. A 80 RAYMOND
PRoy q 4 WoopDea, Sir would certainly bs doing you
rs. ss rs ,as IL s To- Known z ~ Nc ord ~ vendor
nsng ONE bottle Of Your Hair Rcscrat,ye After nne
Find OF restorative extant bt without and ud,
heac nearly destitute Of hair. aay ndneed M ii G
TIC OF your Hair Restorative Now. cao lu.tre e0n
mo to announce wouyrr This thar now nss
new and beau ifa growth Of har which pronounce and
handsoraer than tho original will therefore, tak. nra
sion 70 recommend this nyaabis reredy who NAV ss1
the necessity for ii. Respectfully yeurs ~
Rev, 3. ALLEN BRtptK
q q This testimonial Of appreciation for vans6e
nedeine A a&ae of Is unsolicited you think
worthy place among the nsert IT, II Jon wish If not
destroy 1t, and say nothing, Yours, etc-, REv. g. A. d.
Tbs Restorative Is In hotties Of three sizes viz Iere
Medium and small. The small holds halt pin and retail. lar
'ne dollar per bottle The riti-n bottle heis twenty
per cent noe In proportion than The small and for fwn
iollsfs per bottle fhclarge kod q4 forty et cent more
g pr,portion. and reais for three dosrs bottle o. j.
WOOD CO. Proprieors, la Broadway New York and Il
arcy goods dealers.
j. WRIGHT 4 90. Agents,
q and Isl GhaTtses ntret.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-25
THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.

THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND,
pAILEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
HAS universally suppa.ied Ill othes ontrnen,s and nes
oicaeas In both the Eastern Western Hsmsphesss he,
aver introduced a0d ts intrinsic true eecss Of III
acees In all cutaeoas affections whohor eaase 10 sec
len. or disexss
Burns and scalas
Are eiHsaay relieved ef the anguish pain and narnnato
timely application of this healer and the sssh
slswed as ey charm. no blsTrh re,Ea,nlng
The Rriend or the Earsery.
Children eqasnt sufferers from external injuries espee
y from ud and eaphene explosions avery moth.
should have this healing constantly hand hsa
-oro breasts and quickly ths Ts,tcr or Rirrworu
prevalent IN children.
To Travellers by Sea- and Land.
The rnachnist hc traveller every individual vho
tot In life throws bin within hA Of accident from srp
cn nrn collision, should nnd that tp Maaie e,
acor Is bis best and only friend both portable and e
should b ais companion ss friend Is nesa Tb
thousands Of living witnesses testify its marvellous wy
who their sound ,bs AID muscles to ite GAVIN
efficacy.
TIE following asc few Of tho Iealisy diseases 70 xs,,
nALLET's MAGICAL. PAIN EXTRACTOR 10 a prersa,iyr
~ well as
Burns. 3, uises, -.z.==-
Bois Broken Breasts, .4
Bites Of Reptiles, Cancer
Cracked Lips Chapped Hands
q Chlbi2ins Cranap,
coatrasted Cords Chafes,
Diseases 81 tho skin. EryptpelAs,
Fistula Frost Bites,
Fover Sores Fclons
GiEsdular Diseases
Mereuiiai soras.
Pains generally,
fmpies Pilee,
Poison, Rheumasisza,
Hashes, Sores of ali kinds,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-25
sANFoRD,s .
LIVER V1eoR TON
Never Debilitates.

is compounded entirsly from uus has secoms an s
aosheo 'aet Medicine known and approved ny ali
thar have uged and resored to with ~ ~
thu disesseB for which IT Ia rsrurrspsded
It haa cured Thousands within the last two years who had
given all hepes Of relief numerous
Gates In my possession show.
eose at % 1aapea 10 the tanper of ndvid
IA, taking it, and used In quantities a. % st ,, ~ ~
Bowels. ~
dictates Of your Judgment guide You in the use Of the
Liver lnvisoraor, and will Liver Complaints B,opa
Attacks dyspepsia, Chronic Dlarrhea Summer Complains
pysehtery Dropsy Sour Stomach rabua Cosyenes, Ghcc
Gholera Cholera MorbnH. Cholera Infantuu, Flau,enc
dice Female Weaknesses, and nay be used as n,
Ordinary Family Medicine. II cnrs SICK H.ndacb. sa
thoneands can testify in twenty minutes two or hres TEA.
are sasn 81 Of attack. All who uss
II arc giving their testimony In itH favor
hx water In the mouth with tho Iusisoator and sveow
both together.
Price, 81 rer bottle
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-25
DEATH ON RATS AND noaouEs.

WILSON'S GENUINE R. At AND ROACH DESTROYER,
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