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Alarm ef Stewards Friends Abroad and
at Home.
From the London News, Jan. l01

It will at once be asked, "why do not the Northern
men, with their vast majority settle the matter oncep
Why can they not constntonay rearrange terms Of
the Union cast out slavery from the federal constitution,
and leave the several States 10 keep reject they
think proper but permitting 70 sccede for such
reason as finding themselves out-votedsD The North
might do this s true but this case in all Of vital
conflict, there are complications. II the Northern men
had been equal 10 their duty and worthy OF their power
the question would have been settled long ago There
are always some who perpex counsel aud impede action
by misconduct at q critical time II Ii enough
now to point TO two recent incidents which IL
lustrate the While Mr. Ss,oard Is received
for the most part UrM saluos of cannon ,cth
music, fdgs detatons y'ocevioms, and euey form Of
ioone and euey ezpresc;on Of confidence Mdsy Of his
rmer supporters drdw back in alarm, and ask for
candidate who yet Unpedgcd the slavery quesion.
Again, the Governor Of Massachusetts,, the very Mr..
Banks who was made Speaker at Washington with 20
much difficulty two years ago, has just vcsoed the
vision OF the statutes demanded by the citizens, and
passed by the legislature In favor Of the people Of color
Such the ebbngs Of the advancing tide and such
among the reasons why the controversy not yet settled
in peaceabe way The delay will be disastrous tho
South II the citizens there employ the interval in teach
ing their negroes 70 torture white Il viii 20 hard
with them but they will better the instruction The mad
ness Of the instructors il almost past belief.
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despatch from Turin OF the 10Th ultimo, tates-tt
slight pdeposition Of the King continues and ia
quence the reception OF Baron dc Tleyrand who
present bis res de creance to-day, did not take place.
The following will probably be the list Of the new
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-06

CnuIcb," ~ the author OF "RomA Impia," OF which
shall be enabled TO furnish the first elects from the press
early IN the ensuing week. having been favored with the
authors promise Of anticipating ~ publication for the
SCRIPT may intimate that schedule Of questions are put
TO the Roman Catholic believer for negative affirm
alive, and which viii bring him 10 confess that he has
manity The work comprises letter from Petrarch upon
tho enormee Of the Church at Avgnon, which, strange
70 the erude Of the present day had almost oonsgn
ed V oblivion but which has proved prophetic Of the
pending ruin Of the Pontns temporarily.
The black party here have very indusriously crcu.
lated that the Pon will endeavor 70 escape from Rome
and this contingency has been very generally discussed
not however, with the result anticipated for instead OF
creating alarm, the Pedmonese, who arc very solid In
themselves from prestridden prejudice, rocre the threat
uth cyde uncoon; and % this portion Of the sandman
dominions Is the most Catholic province Of all Italy
quette again with the faithful they may be found very
lukewarm, at least in Italy, in coaxing him 70 retarn
rabid demonstrations in Ireland that since they were
eager for his sway, why did they not indulge ia their
hobby and build him little Vatican near the Lakes Of
KillarneyS''
HIS HOLINESS LIKELY TO GO TO BENEvENrO.
letter from Florence in the Paris Patyie, says-I
have been informed that the Pope has como I, the resu
ton to retire 70 Benevento the French army should be
ordered to Rome. Benevento q small duchy,
containing about 10000 inhabitants; was given 10 his
Holiness S ~ the treaties o. lsiS and & a
duchy is hemmed In by the Neapolan territory It Is
very strongly fortified by nature and by s isolated posi-
tpn, would oHer secure asylum W Topo ~ the
event Of nsurrection in his states He would be
rounded BY subjects Of the King Of Naples hitherto very
devoted 70 the Pontincal Court
from the Dublin Express, Jan. III
What could be more pitable than the exhibition which
Plus TX. made Of himself on New Years day. In his ad
dress 70 General Goyon and his abuse Of the pamphles
among the hierarchy Everywhere they seem blinded
with rage. For example, tho Roman Catholic Archbishop
OF Armagh, not hitherto distinguished violent man,
addressed the Emperor OF the French in capitals tcs
Robber, take your hand from the throat Of the Vicar Of
Chrht This enlightened divine assumes that the people
are the Pope's property, mere adsrips gtcbcsern
cause these hereditary bondsmen would be free and them
selves have struck The because they would no any
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more transpire [ han il il rev ealed in III
foregoing anecdole. Hs Was Away
the same--the friend Of the oppressed
and the sworn enemy Of tyrauts. He
was brave without fear, and generous
beyond precedent and though be had
faults, gigantic ones TOO, he attoned for
all errors of a stormy life BY the spleu-
dor of his magnificent death. His
,omb is in the Alamo, his epitaph is
the word Texas" and his name will
fill an humble, though safe ninche in the
temple OF freedom through all time.
He can never be forgotten till the bow
els Of the earth cease to furnish metal
for the fabrication Of those bright blades
Of steel which bear his iinperishable
name.
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For the Bossiey Banner.
FAREWELL. no THEE.


Adieu to thee dear one, and though we
must part,
Thine image will constantly dwell in
my heart;
May success crown thy efforts, is the
wish of thy friend,
And the blessing of Heaven thy path
way attend. w
Wen miss thee at evening, when Gym
thias pale beams,
Shines brightly DER the landscape and
sparkle 0 'er streams,
Far oft meath its soft light I've wan
dered with thee,
When zephyrs were blowing from O. er
the sea.
Well miss thee at morning in brigh4
dewy hours,
When breezes are blowing e'er oceans
of flowers,
And birdiings are singing in grove and
in brake,
And golden light glances far DER the
lake.
Wen miss thee in spring-time, when
bright flowers bloom,
But my heart in its sadness, its sorrow
and gloom,
We'll mourn for thine absence, like a
dove for its mate;
And wen cherish thy memory early
and late.
We'llmiss thee when polar windssweep
Ger the plains,
When snow showers descend, and the
winter king reigns,
When round the bright fire we gather
at eve
Bright visions of thee then, my fancy
will weave.
Adieu to thee dear one, wilt thou think
of me,
While kind thoughts I'll cherish for
ever of thee,
And when thou art roaming afar o'el
the main, sl @
I'll think of the hour when we'll meet
II
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THE GAmsLEls,s DUEL.

On the evening of the 4th of June,
ls45, the steamboat ~Rob Roy" started
from St. Louis to-New Orleans, with a
full crowd of passengers. Immediately
after ''getting under headway," to
adopt fayorite backwoods phrase, one
person attracted universal attention by
the annoying eagerness with which be
.endeayored TO make up party at cards.
Indeed his oft-repeated and perseyering
efforts to that end became insulting
and unendurable and yet his appear
ance was such as to deter the rest on
board from administering the chastise-
rnent he SO richly deserved. lie was a
mass Of mighty bones ard muscles, With
swafthy features, bearing the impress Of
many scar: piercing black eyes that
seemed TO possess the power Of blasting
.he behoider-cold, cleaning eyes,
such as make the memory painful; and
rank, luxuriant, cold black hair, i'm
lmense whiskers and mustache. The
The savage-looking figure was habited
lin the costliest clothing aud adorned
with aprofusion Of jewelry, while the
outline of several nluraarous weapon;
were plainly distinguishabIe beneath
! his gaudy vest and aliperfne coat
Nor did be need those to make him al
object Of terror. A connoiseur in th'
science Of gymnastics would have conf
dently pronounced him amatch for an.
/. five men on deck, without the aid .
lead or steel.
At length after many failures, b
!. prevailed on a wealthy young nerehan
? ? Of Natchez. to join him ID game {
e poker. They sat down il most per
. iIous Of all excitement, Of which th
: : two allaring ingredients are vanity an
) pride Of individual skill, and the IN
certainty ofgeneral hazard. At fir
the stakes were small, and the run
cards seemed wholly in favor Of Il
merchant; but presently they bet mo
freely and gold eagles showered dow
on The board with extrayagant ardor.
: and then the curreat Of fortune chang
:; - -ebbed from The young merchan
G. and flowed to the professional gambl'
y As usually happens in sash cases !
= want ofsuccess only piqued and ma
Is dened the loser, who sought to reco'
ne ne himself By FeBturing sob despsri
ren.urers as could not bga strength
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PL41HTE Eias HOTEL.
WV. a. KELI.Y,. PRopRIEToH

islsI.sEYrE, LA.
IT-aying Lately made 49,
additions 10. his zss-.S
already comlnodiops IL III al
house, would respectful -
" inform. tho travelling public. his
old friealeis and customers, that ne IS
now hetter prepared than ever, to ae-
oolimodate all faroeing him with their
na4rosIas,s. Iiia tahls viii always be
sagt,liedwifsia tlae pe9y best the country
affsSs,ryas,. HA has also attached to his
boase 4 large. 3slss gesi ventilated stable
veil supsblIea al HeEl times with good
s,ss..a,.a,;l. y1pl*
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S HTELps s,

s.I CIV Orleans Tyne Foundry, Prin-
ElV lerd Furnishing and Cntnu.issioll
Rapef Warehouse, No. Sc GrayieF ST.,
opposite Bank Place, New Orle.iaa.
SiAiseep constantly on hand a largs
|had varied assortnsat Of TYpe aAsa
Presses Gard and Paper Cutters ]
lsAVa Book ana colored Inks Of al
kitNs Pfintsrsi Blanks. Card ssiatz
gaFa Boards; EnameIled and Chine
aFds apd Cafd Boards News, Beck.
nsss letter, Cap, Glazed aid other
asa every article used IN
: e. laaassIli. All Of which
eFa prices
RDS Il Sgla. sDss.
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f. N. MUTT.
/. II. KLLLPATRICK,

A ttorney as Law. Shreveport, La.
EA win practice in the courts of
Caido, DeSieto cssd Bossier. y2nl
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INWARD Ass0 CATION.
pniLAoEIpHiA.

4 Mneyoleni Instiinuon established
bv special Endowment, for the
lleSoi he aiek and distressed. aiilisBs
sviaEirulent and Epideuaic Diseaseaa
a.s.l .lspeeiallj' tos the enre ot dieaseas
sexaal organs. N[edieal advice
80 !, afatiA hyilae Acting Surgeon, 20
! 4 who appIy BY leitee. with q deserip-
KS 80 of ,ksag coaditlon--age, occupaticn,
s,si.;.s el uIe, &c..-and 10 case 81 ek !
=. sr,'rsc 4 possy, MedieinesfiHnished free
a charge Valuable Reports on tle
v.sss !. Rene i employed in the Dispen-
-. sayv. sent he afflicted in sealed en-.
s.sleps, free charge. Two or three
stasIxs for NHage will he acceptable.
Addrea j. Skillin HDughion
AAiipa Sush, Howard Association
RIs, 2 poat lh street, Philadelphia
IA By o { The Directors.
llEARTwgLL, Pres't.
Gro & Mn, Sec'y. nal
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WAR ON ABoLITloNisr rs

"a ntlIeerI ITsfonitorp pera.a-
II located IL the North, keeps
are on the Abolitignists. Tie
taf il an eight page paper and
ssI the latest and most interesting.
Fails Of he Fereian News.
4, besides d family ionrnal, con-
sinillg stories. essays, poetry, &C, sc
sggns OF aupscRapTlon--lN ADvENcE.
II !doniior aIoue, 81 dG
q and two illustrated
hofiks- Wild Western Scenes,
and the WareP 3 o1
peaaae on the books viii be paid 81
I. publisher Of the 8. NJ. Address,
nls j. B. JONES.
20 Seuthern Monitor Phiiad. ), Pc
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~ "a p4yTON.

A ttorney and Counsellor at Law,
IN Sparta, La. VIII practice in
the parishes of Itessier, Claiborne and
Bienville. n5o' :
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Rrf1H d ~. TURN NER.

A ttoi4,ay and Counsellor at Law.
N ys'illpraetics his profession. in
the District courts of Bossier. Bien-
vile, Claiborne, iald in the Supreme
court at MoInee. slr. Turner pledges
himself to ghfe his anaivided attention
to the proinns discharge of all business
eDtrasted te his eare, Office, Belle
vne, Ii. VIM
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RoEr. Vi ds0ONFgy. sAM'L WELLS
TdoONE 4i3& WELLS.

A ttorneys and Co.lnsellors at Law.
IN VIII practice in the Courts Of
Caddo t.nd surrounding parishes, and
in 4he Siupreane G3ourt at Monroe and
Alexandria. Office on Market street,
near the posteftcs, Shreveport, La.
VI n32
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MAIL ARRANG EMENTS.

Nordtern Maii-Leaves Thursday 6 A.
NJ. Arrives Friday 9P.M.
Southern Mail--Leaves Friday GAM
Arrives Saturday 6 P. NJ.
Eastern Muil-Arrives Daily 8 A. M.
Leaves 10 NJ.
Wsstern Mail-Arrives DaiIy4 A NJ
Leaves S sa.FM.
Wtttnat Hati--Leaves Monday z A. NJ.
Arrives Tuesday 6 PM
Office hours on Sundays-from hall
past 10 till half past ii O'Clock, A. NJ.
Opens again at 2 and closes at 3 o. clock
P. II. j. III. LOTION, P. NJ.
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GEO. WILLIAMSON,

A ttoiney at Lizv. Shreveport La.
N. Will eentinpe the practice in the
parishes; OF Bossier, Caddo and DeSoto..
He will also attend toaH the business
of Landvurn s. Williamson. inthe above
parishess WINK
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RED LAND
MALE AND FEMALE INSTITUTE
DossTER PARISH, La.

3
yVyhe Second Term OF thie .,.;,ssa..
institution commences AAlgkSb
no Monday October Sd, and
will continue without intefnission--ex-
cept a week at Christmas-tor the term
of forty weeks. The course ofinstruc-
ton is complete. and the corps of teack-
ers efficient.
The large and comfortable new build
mos bening finished, we can now offer
as many facilities for instruction es may
he found in tho South-West. The
Institution is located in high AMI
healthy region OF county, watefed By
the best Of springs, which makes the
situation a desirable one. A chnfch is
situated near by, so that students may
attend divine service reguarly. A good
phyEicIan is also located at this point.
WHO will superintend the studeats in
cases OF Sickness.
CHARGES PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS,
pAYABLE AT CLOSE OF EAcH SESSION.
Primary Department. .........Sl5 90
Secondary ....k.. I'd 90
ACademical. ......... ...:.... % w
Musical. ;. ............s......s. 80 w
Ornamental. ................,, ~ uu
Greek or Modern Languages r. u 0O
Boari in private families from ! to
5 dollars per month.
By order Of Board Of Trustees.
" WALKER. President.
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SPINNER, Francis T., Willards' Hotel
shllVorth, James 4, Absent
Stanton, Bcnj.,. Hyatrs. SO Pennsylvenla AV
Stevens. Thoddeus, SIS B st a, Capitol Hlll
Stevens, Isaac l., Private, sos 18th ut
Stevenson, John w, Privatea 26S st
Stev1Tt James A., Nstionai Hotel
Sto1 &, VIM, IS Louisiana av
Stoke, VIM. B., Browns Hotel
Stout Lansing, United States Hotel
Strstton, John l.. NJ, Willards', ofice rs Pa av
Tsppan, Mason W., National Hotel
Taylor, NJ, Private. west side 2st st, bet g and
Thayer, Eli, Wizards, Hotel
Theaker, Thomas c., Hyatrs, $50 Pa.av
Thomas, James H. 500 st
Tompkins, Cydnor b., Washington House
Train, Charles r., Wisrds' Hotel
Under good. John w H., ass 9Th st
Vance. Zebnlon B, Mrs Ha.Iison's, s1 Pa. Az
Van Wyck, Charles H., National Hotel
Verree, John P Wizards Hotel
Wade, Edward, 4S ct
Waldron, Henry, Washington House
burn, c. c., Clarendon House, 9Th st & Pa av
Washburne, Ellihu B., AS 6.h st
Weshburn, jr., Israel, Private, Franklin Row $50
Webster. Edwin H Mrs. HaIrson's. 81 rasv
Wells Alfred, Mrs. Tiley's, "a Missouri av
Whiteley, WIN. g., SIP Hth st
Wilson, James, Washington House
Window, Wm., Avenue House
Wins Ow, Warren, 26 st
Wood, John, 500 18th st
Woodruff, John, Willards' Hotel
WOOdsOn, Samuel H., Browns Hotel
Wright, John ", Browns Hotel
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Will ARDS HOTEL.-w Snow, RI c 8
k soS Pa Pa F dssH: H. Ma
as o"si'y Va aJ,m Ai0t Ws al SSIs: ana sdy
tH s. Va wi G5sSn5ns hsd Smith
Ma ns:taf: : kM's1; AE e e Sb sqa
" snS lady %S: K saa; Si ks~S
Fa.ss aud ~ Mas: H @snssI ad Nj
fs%S F?y H ssHsnd H' It Ji BS,ss
e. , GSy van and nd. IL sdi ny; Marsh. do
HNui Ro.s do; y Ma s; Me
PTS ~, S s!e. TX; MISS McKllsht, dY; Mr. Marble,
Ssns' aa s.s! and Th I.ds III! MI Mi,s
NATioTAL H0TEI II II Fsrnnum, Cal; J
Mass f asa " S %sash Hc ~:
KnovIss and isdy. smith and lady, Mass s'I W 4
E sTssn I'D fs say kyi MG snJ
Mass S Man sa Td s1a sbIy u6 Na
der der. i r Mrs James Latin, MO Dssousua
kssiii Nc H,dss aia S M; 1 W.ssra
end as,s@ oerS B R~hs5ss IND; W WslksI
q ;SW Morton, ohm Ford XII; = L sSslse'
w g, SiPs aa A1s No. Sss:
BROWNS HOTEI.-C Moo,. NV
ys'oe o; w GoasSn, ys; d x Harrison. Mis- 4 Moif
Eefsar, q C.ldweil, Va; = stsrtH, No. =
iss; W A,rss Rssnsy, M Mfsfsf SssTn,,ss y
Howe and i. Sst M- " ADit1sS And
p.d1 nd. Ia ho Ss; A EI:;nSS NJ S
iand Nd; T. I. kssleT, nv; w Lamon, I'M; A Batssr
ca coi,s Ss IA Aspi $3.50 M1:: All r
We; 6unnell, Scotland; 3 Jeneks, Ind. =
-kIkkW0OD HOUSE.-T Townsend, b Nor
~ ~ z, NJ sam Mansfield, w Harrison,
tEidy. Poel,n. y, Turper, Nd; A g Carter, o; s
IN se Pe Il "a L., Mssls,MY;E Sehon, Miss
soa, Ia, ' -e' uouse-
.h'SSTON HOUSE.-W Martin, NM: A
" Dsv,e Cooper, Cal; T How, E Aaron, NY;
Mahss 1SnTI; .' rsi sesss, ~; GHsss MisS;J
d. 7 Grimes, Mia = '''te Ms = "oodosFns'
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ALPHABETICAL LIST AND RlsIDECIS
OF fHI
MEMBERS OF THE XXXvlth CONGRESS-
SENATOR'S.

SENATOR'S.
Anthony, n. b.. Willards' Hotel
ess,S JAMS 81 sss In az s:s
EEs ssss Ph & % :fssn House
B BTSaa is'Se Ri Is sf Hess Bet Pa Az and
CssmsEon, Simon, ss Pa .v. opposite Willards'
cRssan JsaSs b. MO Tot corner 10th
Clark, DspieI, Washington House
soSb Ia q: ~ Ho ssf 18th and 18th SITS
DAVIS, Jefferson, at9 st, bet nth and 18th
ssss a;%:: Nj
.ss ;sssT g Sss e. "a az
Eitzpatrick, Bepiamin, Browns Hotel
FFS osssf sGloPoa Nv M Gh dR%fHr oss $50
Green James Cruteh net, ATT, cor and sth SITS
HAZE, John 10 M P al ' HossI 'S'n
Madison Place
Harlan, James, Washington House
Hsass 1k T. = street, sss eG iisS sa nf l
5 ss 81 a aSf 10Th
Johnson, Andrew, Of Tenn, St Char les Hotel
capo Hin
Lane, Joseph, Browns Hotel
mallory, >. H., NdtlOHdl tlOtel
Mason, Jas. NJ, 42 II st, bet 18th and 18th
Nicholson, A. q. r, kirkwood House
Pearcs, James A, Mrs. Irving's, % ~ st
Powell, l.. w. 2Ss G st, bet 18th and 18th
Pugh, G. f., 4a 4lh ST, north of La.
Rice, II. NJ, Min Row, st, bet N J av and list at
salisbury, W., Mrs. Irvings, % AZ st
Sebastian Wp: k 30 Dy 1qnp' 81, t5t 1t
Simmons Jas. r :, Wizards Hotel
SIdeil. Johpi Sl2 st, bet iSth Al and q lsh Ct
Ten Eyck, J. e., Mr.. MeBalI, ls2 ! It and "a az
Thompson, John X Z 45s 18th st St, St, bet and
Trumbull, LYMAN. 45l 9Th st, bet T. and +
Wade, b; p, Mrs Hyatts, $50 Pa Az, bet 9Th 18th
WigfaH. l.. r., Browns Hotel
Wilkinson, NJ. 5 Mr.. Solomon's, 1853 9Th st
Tulee, David L., 262 st, bet 18th and 18th
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TIE ALL SUFFICIENT THEE
TRUEGRRlAR

nfESEWAnt Il, z, Il .,
Protected by Royoi Lette-s Pats1f Of Esglasi, ss3
secHrsd BY ths Seals Of rae EcoIe de Pkarrae,s 90
Rarts, and the Imperial College Of Msdtctss,
No. 1 is invaluable for exhaustion, spermstor-
rhgs, and al physical disabilities.
No. completely Grad Gates ali tracos of those
diseases that have been hitherto treated by the
seous and pernic,ous use Of copavla and cubebs. ,
mercury, thereby iDsufing TO the sufferer speedy
relief, disperslns oil Impurities, and roofing out the
TRIESEMAR, Nos, 4 2 and 3, are prepared in the
form of lozengs, devoid OF taste and smell, spd
can be carried In the valstcost pocket. Sold IN TN
tered By ValPeau, Lalemand, Roux, RECORD, 40.
Proc IS each, or four csses for $s which ssves eS
To be had, wholesale end retail, Of pr. BARROW,
street. New York. immediately on receivinS a re
mittance, DIR: Barrow will forward the Triesemsr
70 an. part Of the vo,ld, securely packed, and I'D
Sold also 6y 9. CALVERT FORD, Jr, Wssh-
ington, ID. Z. de sem
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MEDICINES.
no THE AFFLICTED!
AHO' MRS n cops

INDIAN vEeErABLE DECEPTION.
This valuable preparation has proved to be one Of
tho greatest remedies for ErJnpeass, Sorofula,
RheImasism, Scurvy, Eruptons And Blotehes on
Nervous Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver, Salt Rheum,
and ali diseases arising from the effects Of Mercury,
ever presented TO the public.
Testimonials and certificates from hundreds Of
respectable citizens of Baltimore and other parts of
the country are in of the proprietor, tes
6It is sold BY most Of the Druggists of Balu-
MRS. M. COX,
1SS East Baltimore street,
between Eden street and Central avenue. :
None genuine unless her name il blown on the
bottle aid her seal on the cork.
UPrice 81 per bottle, six bottles for IS.
Wholesale dgent. r. 8. T. CIssEL, Druggist,
GEORGETOWN, D. c., has been appointed Wholesale
Agent for the District, and VIII supply the trade 81
INV prices, de 2-tr