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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ceivng their certificates and bills of publication of the
petitions Of the II being well understood that
I'D shall have the right of demanding of petit
TONERS the reimbursement Of said publication
Iii well understood hat in Of failure by the contractors
TO begin finish the work within e me-
Rod fixed or in the Council be dis with The manner
In which the work being ed the shall have The
right to annn the putting he
deianlt as required by article 1905 Of tie Civil Code and with
ont applying court OF Justice and without
indemnity and it also well understood that in cae the
tractors shall al any time abandon work or Hot finish and
complete the same in conformity their the said
shall forfeit all claims III have any part
that the city shall M thereby discharged from any and ail M
biy therefor ana Is also we'll that in case tie
be resoid the and their shall
held and bound IN soido to unto he city ali less
raced perform The price al which Il nav IL All
Indicated at resale or readjndicaton INC
Bids 10 be running sidewalks including
the turning Of the corners = - 20
New Orleans, May 10, 1860.
tsignedl LOUIS Il. PILE. City Surveyor
Boards of the Common Council. : =
= lsignedl TyENNARD,1 c,a,.-.x
my23 lit RnBT. HUfGHE,} chairman
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WINES AND LIQnORs.

ssAzEtxAG BhANDlhis = We HAVE GOOD
Csuppy hand receiving by direat
France additions stock Of this celebrated highly
favored brand We have 1875 eighth pipes 1875 eighth
quarter pipes 1902 do dol i5n6 halt quarter and eighth
pipes We nre the attsntica Of the trade and
generally th article pare and unaduteraad ae ca
New York terms and prices by
WIN =. LEvERIGu 4 Co. "a Old Leyee e.,
ty Sole sirt eftxy
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s88S$sa ROOTS, RA szs AID LEAxEa
Ss lsS5s9a8 sa@r ~ tjsfSss- - ss
HkU6Eegs DRUGS AND POISONOUS MINER AS.


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*is |lh asa psss's "a sass sea
Ill 64biAzrx aoe segethef Nih tho loahsons disease
essay dx61s {613xi1F klln uze Of Mu4ldl foiseus.
K>meyn Is assures specific for Gonery
Hlees5 xf1S Sssirfpe, Faaer ihlss tWhitss, IN fe
Urinary Organs tnTinR xhesd dis
n lsw 4sr IN shef have faiiad
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b p hs ssscts wleb would slaxgsr erssas.
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MaySf s. - 1n<tz43 % i. HAPPILY fer man
a3 Ut ~ world = FATHER Who Afaicss nat Y
msf1x ~ b. seadlnsd Msdlclnes thses rsafu dis
u<A 41ln quickly fIaz 10 all paris Of The system
lNc 1e.lc< n and viii 6deiify and
@13 N411@1es gives II unfl Il bas completely
A. nd FestdEHs fae nn4ostEnAts paiieut v
~ 81 s'{ss j 81 - ~ i j., a1sss.s /.
8 - 3 end tae poi1or but 70 rcnloss to
Is xaanr 4 shs snire akxeaes cf al na,i
agR 4sSs6n sRx Ia she counting Fo0xn oA III
sxss Aslux HuaEerled ~ kensays' fez -
szs sssssd dlssess nh fai drsssiaas To- shsl
Fl ~ = 4 90. ~ Il md Isl tasrssss sssss
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CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE,
City of New Orleans, May 20, 1860.
mo. 5l6I.1
R9d That the eompt,os be and he hereby authorized
official Journal for constructing brick sidewalks.
dered by cfboes and wooden CUTTERS both rides Of First
street. from Water Apollo street the work to be done
corance with specifications Of the Surveyor and adjudica-
ton be subject 70 the approval rejection Of the Common
Council.
lsignedl JOHN T. MONROE.
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
lSgned1 10. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved May Il, 1860
Signedl GERARD STITH, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given that THURSDAY It'll june 1850
will adjudicae At my Office, II o'clock NJ the above
tract.
my2a lat v. nUPLRssIs. Comptroller
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GoMPTRoLLER'S OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans, July I, 1855.
No. 2129.l
- ESOLVED, That the Com ptrollew he and
~ be hereby authorized and notice.
with the ninth section Of ordinance No. I4I approved March
30 lh the Council will pay any bill against the city unless
contracted under authority Of order from the Comptroller
accordance with the ordinance referred to. -
tSigned L. TRACY,
-, President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
~ lSignedl l.. Fl. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Isigned JOHN L. LEWIS Mayor.
The attention of officers Of the city and of the public La re
spectfully called to the foregoing resolution.
v. DUPLEsSIS,
iylh u Gnmntrofler tstv nf New Orleans
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GoMProLLER,s OErrcE,
City Of New Orleans, May rs, LEGO
mo. 516s.l
Reolued That the Comptroller hereby authorized
sell after days in the tcia journal contract for
making brick sidewalks, with cnranes CUTTERS
around Maeay The work ba made according spec
Hcations Of the Surveyor.
[Signedl ]. o. NIXON.
President B6ard Of Aldermen.
Signedl JOHN 7. MONROE
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
Tsignedi GERARD sTITH, Mayor
A true copy
WM. sAIoxoN, Secretary.
Notice Is hereby given that THURSDAY 7 June 1860
will adj ldcate my Office, IL o'clock NJ the above
tract. E y @aa8
myzs LIT " DUPLESsIs, COMPTROLLER
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PETITlONs---t,FFICi

Nsw ORLEANS, january ~, ioGO.
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the city of New Orleans
TFHE PETITION of the undersigned re-
speeaily shewsh that The majority required the city
body 70 resolution authorizing the Comptroller SELL
after hye days notice in the official Journal the
making brick sidewalks, with curb CUTTERS
on both sides of First street. from Water Apollo
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NouyEILE- ORLEANS, q fevrier 1860.
i onorabe Conseil Commun de Ia Nouyelle. Orleans
H ES soussig nes prOprfetaires sur In rue
IL Deor de la Nonveie Levae Cercle de Tivo repec
petonnent honorable corps
la Section 100 de la Nonvee Charte de Ia Vile, fse
renea vngt joars avis dams Ia gazette ocele
conat nseler Ct payer IA rue Decrd do Ia Nouvee h
Cerce Tivo DIES bocs granite,
noin de 10 de large IL de long pas plus
de IL large Is long, pas ons
10 ponces d'apaisseur.
Les dts bloc seront de premiere qualities de granite ayan
angles ct lie hant bien as
surface nnie Outrage de grRnde solidire
lie dit ACKNOWLEDGMENT base de gnatre
de sable du Lac de grasois de Londes pus Ia
percie de de sable n Lac ravos
par rouleau convenahe
de bodnre de depaissenr
fouies qnsnd Voyer de Ia Vile juea conceivable de reps
les yeieE de maniere a faire bon ouvrage.
perfes de bordnes les deux Deierd
la Nouvee Ievse Eerele Tvo nveIees
hauenr eonyenab acoulement la rue
banquees exhanssaes taites pieres plates
Les Intersections de les aes
Ia premiere qnalis de perres de Ia ere u Nord de
pieds de les peres seront de denx pieds dc large
quatre peds de long oins de pouces
seur relevee men decnant usquau pavage
Thomas Hale j. J. Person.
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
ua2 lawsw Secr6tare in fnnse DIES Asst Aldermen
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r. D. NIXON. Alderman First District.
SID. STORY, Alderman First District
/ ,. l. FoRsTALI., Alderman Second District.
L r, s. WILT, Alderman Third District.
j +. MoREAU, alderman Fourth District. e
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VIRsaslA CAMEL. COAL. AraREArrY RE-

nUGED PRICE, ~
hav. just received direct mines and now is
charging Is of he abnps superior Coal and for wan,
will deliver direct from ievee ten or
Eileen Thousand barrels at The seventy cents per
/ barrel, ss *-'
This the celebrated Peytnn Mines in the ona,
Western Virginia and for al domestic uses cohinsd
nnequeed For he pallor equals the English Ganei
and sccnou,ics as has weight greater ara
bty and 70 me ehen ior cooking poses II Is superior
from had ood all purposes and al ia
price red Is at per cent cheaper than
wood. To families wishing Ia, heir years SUNNY AZ
ahnat half The prics viii probably for in winter s
effers ortnnily - - = = -,f A 80
SPENCER FTRLn a 70
ar,l " enrnsg tfnrnp md Gired s.fssIs ~
p,ttT-au quar,s. easks Rosa q. m,sss fur sale b
-, s. W0I FF5 -
myh corner tirsyier and New Leyse sfx
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<fEs<H xze zsstsf sszs H.;.as.s hssz. s. .sls
! nosnsf GtAvist aad NV Laws Ia
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PETITItyNs---oEFICIAL.
CHAs. CLAIBORNE, Secretary.

NouvEt1g ORLEANS, q Mars 1861
APHonorabe Consei Conn,un de ID
Willie do la Nouyce Orleans:
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SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTRACTS
- or the construction Of brick sidewalks borered by rb-
and wooden cutters both SIDES First from
Water to Apollo street. wherever side alks already
made and around Macarty square burgundy, Glaud
Pauline and Jeanne streets. ...-'
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Of the City of New Orleans:
COMPLEMENTARY undersigned owners
VI Of fronting bourbon Canal Es
planade eetton honorable body
ageeably Section 10 The New City Charter, sell
public auction after days notice in the official Journal the
for paving with square blocks Bourbon from
Canal TO Espanade and for raising sidewalks
each side, and paving, the with flag stones.
The whole work performed conformity the spec
fcatiors of the City Surveyor.
Pro r. u. Shepherd Henry Shepherd.
w. A. Gasqnet. .#
R. fardere. Pres. Opera House. 1914 feet.
Aaron Harris 80
G. Holdected so
James Grim+haw, 30
So Augustus Reichard, 46
GHAS CLAIBORNE,
Secretary Of the Board of Aldermen
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STATE LOUISIANA, y
Parish of Orleans. city of New Orleans,
Be it remembered thar this l4h day December 1889
before the subscriber Justice Of the Peace and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared 0er Gaiard President
and Schreibe Secretary of the Citizens Mutual Insurance
Company of New Orleans who being duly according
do iepose that accounts are ust and
true, and transcript from the Company
y. iAIII.ARD President
A. SGHREIBER. secreiafy. -
Sworn to and subscribed before ms, day, December
"A, 1853. ARTHUR SAuCIER,
Third Justice of the Pence she Parish Of Orleans
The Board OF Trustees have resolved pay per In
teres the outstanding Certificates Of Profits the 1857
and 1858 and after The second MONDAY in February
The Board OF Trustees have declared dividend of Tan
Fer Cent the earned Premiums Of the Company for the
year ending November 30 1882 foi which Certificates will ka
Issued and after the second MONDAY in February
Geo. W. West, r. p. Hunt,
Jas. A. White, MI NILSSON, { III
Douglas West, Martin Gordon Jr.,
" ID. Jamison, Enma Angustin
Ar MltsnbergeF, Cesaire Olivier,
]. besy, A. BohIi
0n,er Galard. q's#
The Company continue the pers of
rivers and loss and by the rates
premiums. .szz=
h7s- oasce No 3 Carnnfa'at dla
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pFionorabe Couseil Commun de Ia Nouvelle- orsans
M ESSIEURS-Les soussi n les prnnrfefn L,

To the Honorable President Members of the
Board of Aldermen and Assistant Aldermen
of The city of New Orleans:
THE undersigned respectfully pray for
The making baquettes sides EspIanade
street, from Dort ennis Bread there with
and wooden gutter specifications
the Surveyor Respectfully,
Ernestinp Gagnet, $50 feet.
j. s. Meilleur, 2lO :.
r. A. G. Brngier. 90
b. NJ. Benachi, 1870
cHAs. CLAIBORNE,
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us. A. KIEGSLAND Assistant Alderman, FRS. Ward.
n E. ToIEDANo, Assistant Alderman, Second Ward.
II. BEEBE, Assistant alderman, Third Ward.
~ W. F. HoDGKINs and H. SHEPHERD JR., Assistant
Aldermen Fourth Ward
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Usttss n. TINf MINI,
Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen.
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into conflict with the law nor come short Of Il, and
fall into contempt.
The Board is urged 70 carry out the proposed plan
Of widening the Seventh avenue to $50 feet, laying
asidevsk of % feet Oh each side, making carriage
way of 80 feet in the center, fanked on either hand
by a horseback road of 30 feet, ali divided by four
lines of trees This fine approach 10 the Park o. the
country SIDE however, must be provided for adop'
ed, otherwise than from the Improvement Fund.-
The Committee, which consisted of Messrs' Cha'.
II. Russell, VIM. X. Strong, August Belmont, ana
Andrew II. Green conclude their report by series OF
resolutions which they commend 10 the Board. we
copy the first four the most important, and Of inc
most general interest:
Resoired Th-t while Is the policy Board a6ne 10
,1penditues the completion Of the PsTk the author
ized by the Legsaiure II Is the 81 hs Board
struct placed In IL. change IN such shall
combine beauty Of design with sody and Psrmeneboy Of ne
tnre that the moneys Of Be ard should primarily mainly
dced 10 ,he deveopment OF the oud
snd 10 the completion of the drives ride. and walks and that
The structures should present be dpish~d In
PosrS NAV be mSinnin the character Of the
strucTes of tbr Psrk for thoroughne,s and soisy
RI,sd That the Archecin Chief, with the sanction o.
The Comittee Bridge. be requested 20 nave Az ne
remaining bore and yieduc constructed OF sucn a'sfal ~
will hest combine sodity Of material and sufficient ons rental
effect AZ diminished cost, anc WIN sPec4ai VIZ" W 49,
eel expenditure. -, -. .,.,.. ,o.d. No. ana
4 he .u,pepded until further order the Board -,
Rsoired That all the Clans Of yiaducIs I.e ~. pd
for approval and examination and report Of
fore theiT construction Is commenced.
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ba, he had been afraid he could not attend this meet
mo ae he had addressed one hundred audiences In
49, ,oorv DAVIS. Bat when he remembered how many
800 ooo IN d;stant town this Good Samaritan, DIR.
S, had visited lis children and cured the sick, with
ont hone of fee or earthly reward, he cond not say
away In eloquent language he portrayei tne anAiogy
Lteen The rnshing fearful and apparently relentless
railway enpine-that was yet 50 manageaoie ano 30
peacefully conveying thousands 10 happy nomes-ano
he present century, apparently materai,Stc anu
worldly and vet pushing forward the canse OF putn,
;tv and speeding on the golden year. no saw inc manu-
~ God in the suferings which forced Dr. sims 10 eaVe
~. hone at the South, and locate himself unknown ana
anen,ial in this city-here TO work out, ana una
nouerfnl friepds-earnest, noble women push LIS
49, w., d;ssnyerv Mr.. Milbum concluded, by con,
9ratuatnp those present upon the union OF Auan an
Eve in tbs holy mission OF healingi .uae men i
women had Joined their efforts bringing about INC
naation of pbyscal pain the last and greatesg 'rsi
TO which Satan could subject job. lie kne" ,no III
pressine power OF disease, and when 70 us N,rr'po
lanpuor was added loathesomeness, and the uouoi1
evil laid mon a woman, how fearful her distress
And now, when hospital was established, where sue
could be healed and brought back 70 lie anu laPp
ness would the women here suffer this enterprise -
all 10 the groundl He believed not, and mace .eI-
vent invocation to the generous men and women DeIoo
him to zee that it was pushedto broad complexion
Drs. A. II. Stevens Horace Green, and others, made
few more remarks, and the exercises here closed by
a benedicton, pronounced by the Rev. Mr.. Milburn.
It was related privately, at the close of the meeting
that Peter Cooper esq, whoec wife is one OF the man
ayers had donated with his usual munifcent gene
osty sl5 OOO 10 be paid in iron, toward the sum re-
ouired for the erection Of the proposed Hospital
huildinu
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Me0iraL.
DYSPEPSIA REMEDY.
DR.. DARIUS HAMS

Dr. DARIUS HAMS
AROMATIC INVlGORATING SPIRIT.
This Medicine has by the pubic for ak years With
IL is ded 70 cure Dyspepsia NeT-
vous1rss Heartburn, Collie Pas, Wind in the stomach or
Psnsin the Bowels Headache Drownes Kidney Complaints,
Low Spirits Derum TTemens Intern Perance Ii stimulates,
exhAaies iuVigoIates will intoSicate stupey
Medicine il il quick and ehectGel curing the most
rsvsed OF pyspepsia Kidney Complaints and all other
@. The Stomach aud Bowels In speedy
IL will instantly revive the most melancholy and dropping
pr and estoIe the weak, nervous and sieky to health
strength, and yigor. 49,
deiecsd and their ystems shattered constitutions
broken down and subject to that horrible curse to humanity
and Healthy invgorang efficacy Of Dr. Hams lnVigoTstins
Spirit.
DOsE-One wine glass full as often necessary.
One dose viii remove ali 4 I'D Spirits
One dose viii Heartburn.
Three dohes will cure Indigestion.
One dose win give you Good Appetite
One dose viii stop the distressing pains Of Dyspepsia
One desc will remove distressing and disTeeaoe effect
Of Faulence and toe stomach receives tue
lLygoraiDg spirit The distressing oaa ana ali PahiuI eehes
One dose viii move the esng pains of Collie
either Ia the stomach or bowels. -
doses III all distractions the Kidney Bad.
der, or Urinary UTgans 49,,
plants assured speedy relief by dose or two and radical
NIGHTLY DISSIPATION.
who, from dspaug much night and feel
the evil effects Of poisonous liquors in violent headache sic&-
stomach weakness gddiness &c viii Ind one dose
Ladies weak and sicy constitutions should take the Ipvig
Grating spirit three times day II wa make them strong
healthy happy all distractions and irregularities,
from the and restore the bloom Of health and
beauty to the careworn fare
pregnancy il will be found invaluable medicine to
remove disagroesble sen,a tOn at the stomach.
All the proprietor est is trial aud to uduce this he has
put the Invigoratng Spirit III pint bottles at % cents
SI Geaefsi Depot, No 20 wser-st. Yew:York-
WEEKS q POTTER No 1854 Wsshington-st, Boston
General Agents for New England .
Philadelphia, by T. W. DYOTT SONS No ZIG North @d'st'
and by druggists everywhere
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Acc,nrrrs Ann IsQursrs.-Coroner Schirmer held

ACCIDENTS AND IsQUEsTs.-Coroner Schlrmer held
an oue Yesterday body of Leonora Vokwen aged two
y.6 who died al residence Of her paea No. 1874 East
street from scsds received by accidentally over
tuning kettle of boiling water upon her person Coroner
auen held yesterday the body Of female IL
t bch was found urday night IN the hallway Of hoose
No % Stanton treet When found lie body quite warm
most noe examination showed that death caused by
suocaon The Jury returned verdict Of death from suroc
hands Of or persona UNKNOWN
BODY of an Irish woman kson aged 80 years
found Saturday night floating in he river the foot OF James
street r. H. Coroner SchmeI held inquest and verdict
found downed' rendered little girl thee years OF
age named BRIDGET Esgan "Wednesday evening last set he
10 her clothes with candle while her mother absent and
was 90 seriously she died Friday night Copez
held inquest the body at the residence Of ber
parents No. IA Fest ThiTtieth street.
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COURT CALENDAR-THs DAY.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-Ihere VIII be
M calendar Judge Belts viii hold the Court Tuesday s
SUPREME CoURT-CRcUIT.-Part I.-Oyer and
Terrniner Nos 46 3d9 400 40 49, 400 49, 49, 49, 4s 4S,
500. 5O2, sea- see, 500, SO, sl2, SIG 5l8. - - 40
SUpRHnE CoURT-SPEcIAL TERN.-Nos. so, -, l5S,
1866 co. 3d. 1921 IS lts ILL., 1s ia 49, 6 III i7s IS 49,
SUPERIOR CoURr.-Part Mos. 365, u.s. 423, 457,
45e 24I 469 s 49, sos S27 3 S58 24s $50 DOL q,
4O3 Part 1Nos 45 49, g. $40, 263 AZ 4l6 Az 400 scO
$50 400. - .
CoURr OF COMMON PLEAS without Juryl-Part
Nos H. I5to TO- n to a. Part H.-Nos 70 %
IS, ~, "a, 49, ~
BROOKLYN CITY CoURT CALESDAR-Monday, Jan.
2s-Nos I6 S. Jury Trals-NOs H. ST. u, IT, 49, ~ 70,
a 90 a. 62 &C.
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NEW. YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.

IN sPI CIAL N0TfCE.-For the better scoommodai Of
the travelling public office has been established In the ou a.
ing need freight depot the of White aud Con-
for the exclusive purpose Of ehecArs Albany baggage
where pes have their baggage checked and conveyed
free charge to the COmpany depot st. and ith
time 10 meet the mail which arrives II Albany
slop and the $3.50 express, which arrives at Albany
81 both ofwhch trains making connection with the
Newly Central Railroad for the West the train also
with trains the North Baggage will be for
vurdd ee Of charge the Newly orb Central Railroad depot
Albany he office will be daily from to 81 m, aud
from 20 l:45 y. M. for this purpose
Commencing and after MONDAY, Jan. 20.
Neu-Y oik, Jan, 1850.
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INFLAMMATION OF THE LUNGS.

GEERstiirRG Mich, January o, 1880.
Dr. D. Jayne Son, PhiisdaGentiemeu There have bees
greet number Of effected by the Of your preparations
sIoIs Of about two old who wa,
SCI with Inflammation Of tue Lungs he lad the best medics
given up reoOvsrshie when iln
your Expectoan BY the Of one bottle he wa 70
stored 70 health $500
Truly yourS, ~ T. LEVY.
Twenty pages Certificates might BE- von from persons q
character and yeray If necessary Read Jds"t' h'aead AZ
mo- for 1870. -. - ,,r,,-
This valuable EIpectcIent 4 prepared only o. DIR JAf
q son, No 212 ES1EUT-sTREEI, PhlaielphiA, where
All Dr. Jayur's valuable medicines may - had
They sold by schiehen brothers Co. Nos IN sne
IT2 Miliari-tt aud No. 20 BeekmaD-st., Newly oTk.
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pRoPsY AND CANCER CURED.


Dr. D. Jsync-Desr SrIt is with pleasure MAKO know
you the salusbe efficacy OF your APECIOHANI ane
ALTE RATlVE and SANA1IVE PILLS. Gen W. 7. Orion
one NY usghbOrs cnre Of Bronchitis by the Of
1poctosn Alternative after having lain sci forty days
the point DEATH and eminent ply having eNhaste
th, skin upon him Several Of DroPsy and Cancer have
pee cured my neghbohood My htr daughter taken
las November with Enlargement het neck which
very lest immediately commenced in giving her Alter
tive and she nearly we'll Gratads toward you, and
benefit the public have induced 10 write tas aLs
although stranger to you are more than welcome
pubhsh this you wiEh. Yours: IN i.ieudsnip ,,,r,,
THOMAS L. TUNNELL
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LAVE YOU a COUGH Then use JAYNE'h

III FXFEGTOHANT. Il gives immediate rs1ef. -.,,-,,
HAVE on AsTH IA OR PHTHISIs Then use AYNBt
EXPECroRANT-Which win overcome the sPasmodie CON
traction OF the wind tubes them eject the oucof
matter which clogs them up and by and hse eIpee
toIetion, removes all difficulty o. breathing ,,,,,,.
HAVE YOU WHUOPING COUGHf-Then nse JAfNE't
EXPECTOhAETThe best remedy In the world az sboreh
The disease than onehs and carries the patient saeJ
through 1t. ,,,,,.
HAVE YOU GROUP OR HIvESi-Then use !AYSEn
EXfECTORANJ freely according to directions ana you VIZ
the disease Ia few minutes And finally, - .... :.
HAVE foU BRONCHITIS, CONSUMPTION, CHhOSnnS
PDEURIsY, SFITTlNG OF BLOOD other ~ -h ON,
AIRY AFFF CTiON ~ hen use JAYSE'S EXPECTORANT
1t Iemedy for tho above diseases which cannot DO eq9ap
the evidence Of thousands who have been cured pJ WE
testify,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-23
fegal Notltes.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
the County Of NewYoIk notice s hereby all per-
having claims against RICHARD bUKR late the City
OF Newly orb Sea Captain deceased to present the with
vouchers thereof the subscriber his office the
4h street East River in the City New York before the
18th day Of January EextDsted NewYoIk the 23d day Of
July, 1899. JOHN F. TOWNSEND,
iy25 iaw6mM Executor.