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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-27

REGULAR SHREVEPORT TUES.
NE h day PacketThe fast running, Light drsught
LsAh magnificent passenger packet steamer Doub
ssTz4 loon, Vim. @. Harrison, master. will positively
land alternate Tuesday throughout the
SOM for Shreveport Grand Bayou, Coshata Gnmpe Grand
Ecore, St. Maurice, Montgomery LANDING Durands Collie,
Alexandria, Normans Ban and all intermediate landings
Red ys For freight haTinE unsurpassed &C
N'A''A0As.s 'ff' FIRGINIUs G. DENTzEL,
fe2I Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-27
J.ea@es an TUESDAY, 18Th inst. nt 5PM.
REGTL1R RED RFYER PAC

~ - Fl ~ For Jefferson dittct, suiiihland Berion
Pert Clddo, Aoorrgts Albany Shfepe-
%!Eana Bayern Gslpl,,e, tiFsla igsT. Alax
Red RverThe elegant md light rilght ritnuine lasse-
ger packet steamer VIM. Gam pbeIl, JAMES u scott
master will leave GboSe For freight passge sppl on
board.
YIRGISIUS G. DENTzEI.
fs20 s8veFtisinr Aren't
The W. G. win connect 1T Shrr srort with iii ycfy itht
dranSh Steamer Reserves taking freight tar Upper Rcd fer
and viii sign through Bills Tor all Landings aDoRs The tai
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-27

Regular Red River faeke,-For jefferson Direct.
FOR JEFFERSON, SNfTHLASD,
fTs Benton ,, Err eaedo, swansaP.s and aIoogpe
aaSE Campus Grand RcpFe, n. Maurice, totile, AeS-
andr Ngfaon's Barbns and al the intermediate landings
Red riFerThe entirely and very light dratEht
fast running steamer Morgan Aelson joseph
Richardson viii leave above and will give clr
modationsi apply on board.
YIRGINIUS C. pESTzET.
fe23 Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-27

Leaves on TUESDAY. 18th inst at hP NJ
REGULAR RED RIVER Packet
fsT Fer Shreveport, Grand Bayou, teFshaa tamp,c
rand Ecore. st, Maurice, Gotifa Alexapda
Nornans,. Barbn,s and all The int, mediate
landings Red ryerThe entirely new fast running Igh
drangt passenger II. w. Powell Robert ii Mar
Cd board, - 'fF''
fc25 MUSE Il NJRnOCK AGENTS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-27

REGULAR RIsD RIVER PACKET
h-For Hurricane ani Ceroina Bluffs Shreveport
efand Bayou, ouachita, Carupe Grand Ecore
1k@@sarnsst Maurice, Montgomery, Collie AcXandria
NoIman's tierton's Bssbns and all Intermediate landing,
Red RiyerThe entirely elegant, light
ming packet Lefonte G. Johnson MASTER
leave above For freight having
tons, apply on board
fegD Aayeriisna Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-27
Leaves aa MONDAY. 27tt inst siSPy
,~-- REGULAR ST. LOUIS AM, NEW

~ IN
, H. orleans Passenger Packei-FcY ii frts,,s ~
iiieS'nah, New Madtd Mennphis ana I'll ,, e,
Fl iiae anatngsl he rusnif gad NJ, Xxi
a paFsnger Asame lying Cloud, j. III law rlpr
sa SW sa gS5 ana WI lase " tboye For frs IL
fhe p. q, viii take freight fer Natsbe, Fi.t,i,s.
Fn2s SaIoleon Helena Memphis. HicknAn tj,,b
Cairo and all intermediate landings ~ s''s'''uus'
700 viRGINTUs C. DESTzEL
Advertising
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-27
Leaves on N WH.E,pI sY 2oth inst. at5rM

~z , r,anI.1 ~ Is AND NEW ORLEANS
ffrrs. n raesst idne-u s. Mail PacSrt-For Msrnnbis
and The Bsnds-Ths fine and splendid patssr
will receive freight Tuesday aynl snih HAS
board, or to $3.50 " passeBs apply on
fe23 ap. y III, =, FRELfGH.
This line connects at Napoleon with regular nsctps ~
atsas.ss and " hits rivers and Memphis Win sGnsrnr ,
els for st. louis ard Louisville va aAPef'oF Phek'
: 9Ar-AdAms Express aMrriei rn5ula-x ND
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0UACHITA RIYER.

Leaves on TUESDAY. gsth inst. at 5 r. NJ nesitiv.iy
REGULAR 0UACIIIrh PACKET-
49, h The elegant, rrnnnc and fnni-rfirent IN.
s s,l 9p packet Peerless, I'm Naors iaaiter
nnAcaG Cy, Trenton, Mcroa Piae EiuI Egst5r tsnti Whit
!uiabia HartlsonAg Trinity. ail Landings IN la Fit Il
River Landing Bnyou sara Pert Hnaaon Baton 1le plr
mine Donnldonr4le and OIL ntefniedet5 landings, For fsh
or pae having applY on board
fe2o stA-tios y. . R9hssEnEl"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-27
Leaves On FRIDAY. March N M n n III
-. MEMPHIS AND NEW flEsr,Fcsrs

Fsy q. Mail Packet f1tIsEs " x W ms
2, Gs cass passenger paeEet ssner
Stla11EAf ~. w. Hill, j. H. Ncgali rnsirr Vii
e4sh, :, enesdny morning, from the foot X {iiTod
h e. anu WIN eafe s above For freight passage apply on
f,o. y. II. FRETIGH
,s.y.r,t I. VII. \. Hifica rrdlr I'll Chk4aas HOTEL
II ~ line f9rTera at ffHalen WIN eeTlar TaeSs4 NV
packets for st. Iouis and Loul. Filla f ~ s-pe'iOE
HG~Atlaus Express carried regularly ty this Nm,
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- = EtIIIULhIt MENfPTITs AyTl Nt,v
.nsg "a T Ft fasset- Fpt NeapH aai liz hy1at
.Me hsM aiIa iMce1st PAeiEFr tsrkrt I'M
S2Ez& pMrtnl 1hhs 3. RpFsts taa8IAf pili III tpsig
ta receive Eien 1n Ihudas nPFE H iAp gat " traa
street. ana etFe io NeeheF. FieEsblrs Aen7{kIs yI iii
Plantation and way iandiug above. FOR frgt or nss
ieap ''eieAoH NJ nEN .i Hhh
Ihss boaf comments W Napoleon with reWlsf rae WI
Ie White rF@ and VI Meynphi. NTH tNe W
pais anl GhatlasrH Railroad, aud sHPsos paeLe Far HI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-27

FOR CAMDEN. IsIGACIy fsJygs
ffsT H. nanpnEn1Ill, Wilmington, Pigeon Eils N1rGf
vile, Marie Saline, Extra AlafIfia Iidirp
ehlonond Mouth ID Arboune TFafIIn1 W11T6c'
Pne Bln- s1naehs Cry Columbia Harsonbnf Trinity rni
sh intermediate alings on onseitA aud Black R}Fets-s
rev splendid and safe fast running passenger YaeItt steamer
atr u III N o m. N. 4 Asint MASTER sill leave M
shove and refnHiH M the trade te sennH fin Freight az
passage apply on board. Is ire = W
nSThe Dr. B. win With steamer Resident for Saline
river. ~ - 'T'''NS
vIRGIsIGs O. DENFzEIJ
iezi Advertising Aupnt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-15

MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
DIAPERS PENDING BEFoKE ms HONOR rHE xAYos

DIAPERS PENDING BEFORE HIS HONOR THE MAYOR
From BOARD OF svrERvIsoRs
,eneIs annual T,s.. = employ xsr.s.% I..rssss
as counsel TO make up ssssn and submit the same =
b rSSiraa % give bond 70 The board sor Inc I,sSi a.
q os s,s ana
tito pay IN q ISe :. e. g &: .s
q vaeasn. Butler . rs and Jas oaivay sss1 s. Tor
o. supervisors, december H. iso syss Me-
Rsseiu,on 20 pay bills Of G. welije 1885, and HAdAss
% q, PGs %ps% pssss.s i m On ana
furnish copies proceedings for 1890 V s
hoard Of Supervisory December H. 1850 On ayes ana sses
Rsoluou furnish Judges with stationery and proceed
board o. SUPERVISOR December H. On ayes and nos
% @ Y .s ss si For & - sss:
Bosrd d supervisor Dsss%Ser H. $50 On Ayes and ns-s
Kssou,,es 70 biIs q Dunn se,srss yrn. csss n
sUs sss ss hfss L, se G. s. s ana
msgoS @ ss e for quarter ending
BOARD q supervisors Decemb~ H. 1850 On ayes and
Rrsou,lGn to pay bill Of n Ward SIS rs for serving So
board Of Supervisory December IT, 1850 On ayes and
ford ~ u and X sSsnS Co $40, Tor repair. asr.
Hoard supervisors December H. 1880 On ayes a.a
Fssou.ion 70 the Hon George Barnard. -
hoard OF supervisors, December II, ia6o
Rs.saiis saa 70 n rSdu sssS estimated valuation p.
board q supervisors. December II. 1870
Resolution 20 p.y bi o. @ = warren. $50 ts scArs r
Witnesses during November, fa0
board OF Supervisors, December II. ieeO
Rssoc,,on 70 psy bsIl q Norman Mcleod s4ci a. f~ -
piles sos County Jan for November -
Board Of supervisors December IL. is0
Rsso}uscc 70 pAy bs John Mc0owxn 90 90 and u~~
J. Rueh go So 70. ssrvi3e susRrn,,s
noeIa ~ "a r%p ~. sdocssd 50 '
Resoiuten refer 20 comprclIcr sppcron tan
Hoard of Supervisory December H. fsec
on ayes and noes adopted
Resoiu,cn 10 rsn. personal tar Of AexAnder wudsy f
Pcsrd Of Supervisory rccemseri n, lsso
On syes and noes odopted
Resolution 70 rsy BIN o. John .. BccmAed r~csrS =
Hoard Of Supervisors, December II, issn
On ayes and noes adopted.
Rescucn TO pay bills Of attendants Court of oy~ 80
Board Of superviscrs December II, Mso
Rscipsea % PAT O. v Pen $50 ss ION van p.a y ~sAa
Board q supervisors Dcce@ber II. iso
Rs.oiuscn pay sla for dssecas rrmains "
board Of supervtsor~ December II, isn
ON ayes Ard noes Adopted
Resoiuiion 70 remit pe-onai Of 8 Gordon for is
Board Of Supervisors. Dcccmber n. ia
On ayes ''' P pfsS '6GSssfxos coyxcn.
10 sTsss : q Ss: = s
ON sy~s and noes adops~d -
HARD q CcsnsGsssa Decs.ns~s -
On sy-s ard nses cpscur-dtn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-15

9TH srRKxr DrsrrLLBRy-BRASoH - RAsr
~ kkhteenh ssrse mar The rrs arenus-The cScape6
glscs % tuy nne Rrsndra wine Runs whistler ana ter
As Frfvnt~ families Aed the SAd~ r~r~cfuy Invited
call ana .samne guo beforv puNchs~ine eiseWkerA
Nc ~ Eas kNAsssaA ssrssa and l2i and wsss rbr,T
enn strceA Jos LOHl PruprSe6ur
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-15

n Brosdway-Money advanced on Watches Diamond
description boug ut and sold By JOSEPH K JACKSOl
anctoneer and broker.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-15

GEORGE CHRIsTYs MINsTREI.s WILL PERFORM
VI at Goidsboro 18th; Wilmington n c. l3th i4th and 18th
and Charleston s. c. th remaining Charleston during
the weeks previous the Chrsmas and New Year hodsys
Leaving Charleston they will make their Au
gus,a Savannah Macon and Columbus Ga Montgomery and
Mobile Ala, New Orleans, La, and Houston and GAves,on
Texas Returning via Mississippi river 70 vcksburg Mem
phis, 81. Louis, Chicago &C, to New York
GEORGE CHRISTY, Manages.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-15
cLOrHTN q.

4 LARoR QUANTITY OF CAST orr CLOTHING
n wasted " su w orders from the West, vrs, rate
rrtc>s wiu ~ given, ard cash paid curresi money
xpysy JANIS MokoSRy, ssi fs~r, ssresA bock 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-15

NM rARRRr srrGELLf, roRxEs TO-DAY, N
Ni DE Grand Msinse - the Academy OF Music n D0n
IA TILE Dr. nRvtsESr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-15

IyooIgV 4 CAMPBEIL's MINsTRELs-NIBL.or
IL sAL0oH.-MoNDAy EVENING, Dec TO- and even
evening The most pleasing and varied programme eve
offered italian airs by native artists Griffin, UnsworA
and Eugene The original Robert Ridley by Ben Ben Col
Clog Hornpipe by r. Hayes his appea h
union OF the Twin Brothers. by Cotton Griffin; McbwAi
ugans Views OF the impending Crisis by unsworth; coz
Guiding with the lAughablo frolc, BILLY PATTERSON
pos open az Ga 70 commence at m Tickets q osutA
On Thursday evening Dec Is, complimentary benefit V
JANIS II. BuUHDRTu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-15

This opportunity 70 those living In mi. r,,v and
entity 70 supply themselves With dne spods and Al Io~
rices \. ~ A u. wHrTL0cK a CO.
Hf and s79 Broadwsy
Corner Of White street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-15

NEW B0wERY THEATRE.
IN Sole proprietors l. Fox and J. W Lngard
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, AT 2 O'CLOCK,
The grand Equestrian Drama Of
MAzEPPA, OR TIE WILD HORSE OF TARTARY,
Introducing Mr.. T. j. Nathan's stud OF
~ FINELY TRAINED HORSES
Aud the wonderful Arab steed Columbine.
In TIM EVENING, ~ O'CLOCK,
MAZEPPA OR THE WILD HORSE or TARTARY.
For positively the las. time.
After which the romantic MeIodrama of
THE FORTY THIEVES,
And the comic Farce of
wHIRLIGIG HALL
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NETWORK, THURSDAY, OCTOBER a, iot
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Tbe smua,er Of fMemphrsmasOg True Story the Anne
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The hing B.tmo- -sl Fidelity" Knishtly Tsie BY
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" The Carlisle Heritssep Continued
"l be Last Hours # Lafayette "
~ ho,e ls,r Thr.ads' Poem by Mrs N. ID. Morton.
" The " or out Pens Reply" Poem by John r. Coles.
"BIs sitou ney /" IN TIE Corner for CelebIites
Z" Origin of the Rothschilds"
" LoTo Broushem on Wasbiugton N
New busi,-'A Military Gsop" By Theodore oesten Pub
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A Breakfast wrh the Druses . .,,,,,, .,
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" EltrsOI Gy bird" 6s &C
tn. Star Algol" BY our Astronomical Editor
- Science AID Art" Ten different subeets
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The nIaRic


COFFEE POT Tea POT AND URN
Nc family be ith these ost useful articles! Their
nty is be you'd question: In hotels they w1i be
found They etd oct to be 'eento be sPpreced
ace possessing much must come into gen
ers ue An he advantages ned In former Improvements
al combined In the cor stTucti n Of the -
MAGIC TEA AND COFFEE POTS,
he they pos'es other advnEe thai cannot be cldned for
hitherto brought oeo tls pub ic They are
s5e hch 10 Tor the tea or coffee with
sIscs brwsen the out-T for the ter Through
we've Il the Of tie p Ut (onD.ctog with thumb piece
the C the han je either ho wst or ,A or cofes can
be posr a. will 50 at ak them az nven-nt as
tn.S an. n tDe construction by this sIraBgsueIt the
CONF etics itS beat long s It s needed
favor il not Injured by ",tetpug or dfaHing aud the
coffee IL ln all the essentials nothing
has been ted ihst will -mpare with the o-,
MAGIC TEA Ard COFFEE POTS.
The prope OF this pate take ptss Ia saying that Its
been roughly trdbeuce the above staement,
witch we feel assured will be verified n every Restaurant In
every Hotel every Esny which into practical
MAGIC TEA AND COFFEE POTS:
This valuable improve Ndjs but little 10 men expense
They s made suPefion snd 10 the Jst
ped,ct manner liberal disc un will be made to dssers
S. f. SNIEFEN Il Co Sole Manuiaet Hers
No. lg Seekmanst, New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-04

THE INDEPENDENT FOR THIS WEEK,
opens with sdmir, ,ble article by
REV. STEPHEN II. TYING, y. d.,
Entitled,
FIRST FRUITS OF WANDERING.'
Dr. TYING 70 writing every week for the INDEPENDENT,
having been engaged Special Contributor.
1.-THE BUILDING OF A HOUSE."
By
BAYARD TAYLOR,
n which the author takes in very raining instructive
nd t toreqae style the question: "Now what kind Of house
hall tufdlo
"KELIGION IN POLITICS."
An rdmirsble article pertinent to the times BY
HORACE GREELEY.
Mr. GREELEY Irregular Contributor to the INDEPEND-
ENT.
HENRY WARD BEECHER
Contributes esh warm hearted Sermon which everybody
win be prOhted by reading.
"FARM-LIFE ON THE MOUNTAIN"
4 fine country hetch from the pen Of
GRACE GREENWOOD.
An earnest and Christian appeal by
REV. ROBERT NJ. HATFIELD,
ofthe MethoSist Church entitled,
"YHE VICIOUS AND DIssoLUTE CLASSES. WHY
ARE SO FEW OF THEM REFORMED AND SAVED +"
short article full of the facts Figures
THE NATIONAL DEBT OF ENGLAND
By
REV. VIM. PATTON, D. D.,
THE EPISCOPAL CONVENTION"
Being criticisms astonishing action that Body
IN reference to the
SLAVE TRADE.
GARIBALDI IN NAPLES"
By
JOSEPH WARNE,
OF ofoxfOrd, England
"THE CRESCENT AND THE CROSS"
new and original POeuby
THOMAS BAILEY ALDRICH.
"a NEGRO MEETING;"
By
REV. j. F. FUTILE,
or fRockswsy, NewJerey.
THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT
has leading article on
"THE RIGHT TINE TO PAY DEBTS"
Containing good many humorous causc and sensible sugges
ions.
TERMS; ST. year by mail and 81 50 by carrier in New o
or Brooklyn Single copies six cents.
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FOR SALE BY NEWS AGENTS.
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CREAT THREE-MILE RACE.
ONICHOLAs l., OYSrERMAN. AND MUDDY COON
FASHION COURSE, LONG ISLAND.
On THURSDAY Oct. l.
RACE WILL COME OFF OVER THE FASHION
COURSE
A PURSE OF 500. THREE MILE HEATS
In which entered the renowned Nicholas owned b John
Hunter esq., Of Westhesr; o, sherman, owned oy hsre
ESQ gna received forfeit IN his match for SlOUO
with Prophet end Muddy Coou bred In Virginia ous no"
owned by J. r. Monnot, ESQ of WestCbsst-r r.,
The Rsce will cornnenca at 2t m all wing ample time Tor
the CT passengers that esve Fulton Market Up M
train Hunters Point The I'd and Stsy cars 20
bt Ferry with all the Flushing Railroad trans 70
the Course. II az,t.
men with badges ..-,, At, H.. f.. Al.
Ambulance 70 the Grand Stand and Field eli badges ior the
pven, delay gentlemen particularly requested to bring
the eoifec' on"Dso " N' ID c. GRINNELL, Proprietor.
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
A LINDa-PATTL
pGIsU,.,hnRRow lyridsyl EvENING, Oct s,as,
PObiriVELS LAST MONT BUT TWO on mi,
cIosr M ,,,, SEASON,
CIOsC OF THE OPERA ON MONDAY OCT a
The company vi leave Tuesday FOR Phil depoia anS dive
Wdns,dsy the Grand Gala Opers Ia Louo Of sIr of
the Prince OF "sies ~ the Anefican Acads0y of as o
REAPPEkRANCE OF ADELINA PATTI
AND 81 ,N0R BRI8NOLI
who have returned from Phil d-lphiA for .4r
THEE slUfirs ONLY
TO-MORR wv (Fnday) Oct s.
see@na htH'R RDyLINA PATTI aud saIGNoLI.
p.-.,.l ~ nouiz.t is popDl.r Opera Of
"0'' LINDA DI CHAkOUNIX
Fint sppesr4Do- in New forr Of rrsn.
cz,.x..A h. hms aTRAKOSCH, BRIGS0Tf, FEaRI.
sUsINI, DUBREUIL Sc c....----
c,n3n,tor nd Musical DirectJr.........MBh hAaerLEk
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FINO PRINTERS.-FOr sale one ADAMS PRESS
s6iIi3 In first rate order also an ENGINE aad BOILER
would rInhange for large Cylinder PTess j. e HANEY
Nc. lO9 Rassao-sL
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DOSS's PATENT CONICAL BURR-STONE
Ii MILL is univ.rsaly conceded 10 be thu best Ia Il
,Xp.uye requiies smaller hy per cert in
oer nds more evenly sod produces -four Of better
ihsn any mill ao srnis coffee spices psais snd duE
In very superior manner GI s9d see OF send for circular
ROSS, GRlFFlTH co, Manufa 1rrrrs
No. 81 Bevkman-sa, New.Yoik.
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Anotl aentleman Nrltes:

aboIt four years continually afflicted With sotE
Dysu4psin a. Pies and up 70 July 1873 notwithstanding
yIosig wore and worse ti completely prosustd AZ th
Fine " sueg slion roU any commenced ornAlug o
m above emeo Water quits freely and coLunled 70 90 30
ssyer m Ls In four after com nohced oIiuA
ms H. ar oUnd quite relieved fro Dyspcpsa auu
.t four .e,s Letter entirely cured Of be PILES Soce
tb my has been good, and sd no" IN the i eyoy
meLt Of er, h,ah Knowing nat very macy persons are
afflicted n it but tuty o@e the community
appe this valuable remedy aud Vi the speedy anu
CERTAIN cuIe il perfected IL ny case