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sANFoRp's
LITER INVIG TOR
Meyer Dehilifafes.

Never Debilitates.
tits compounded entirely Gums become an es
ablished fact Standard Medicine known and approved by all
that have used IT, with confidence in all
the diseases for which it is recommended
cured thousands within the two years who had
given up all hopes of relief the unsolicited
Gates In my possession show
The dose adapted the temperament of the
ua taking and used In such quantities gently on the
Bowels
Let the dictates of your Judgment guide you of the
Liver Insgarator Il will Liver Complaints Bilious
Attacks Dyspepsia Chronic Darrhea summer Complaints
Dysentery nropsy Sour Stomach Rabua Coveness ehoe
Cholera Cholera Morbus Cholera Infantu Flanlence au-
dies Female Weaknesses may successfully an
ordinary Family Medicine will Sick Headache tas
nousands can testify in twenty minutes. three
afe taken Al commencement Of attack. All who
i ~ NJ, siahs their testimony In Its favor.
NIX water in the osh with the Ipyieora,or and sallo,
1 both together. s. s1 = e' M "
Price, 81 per bottle.
4 z--Aiso-
saneforsi's Family eashartIc piils.
Compounded from pure Ysse,able Fs,,ac,. - Is.
| Cases, ali tight end WIN kaep In any climate
The Family Gsthassic PHI Is a gensls ana
which The proprietor IN his more thas
ens used TIC P ma tie hics aS who
efss s Sss
on SieEent portions e ~ .h ss; 9ossls
essahhed fact been compounded variety the parss
sSs @ n @ n G. a sR
needed such Befangement 81 the Soiarh Seepness
Pains Ia the Back and ons Gesrenes Pain and Soreness
the whole body from auddan cold which frequently
Ing Sensation Of Gold he body. Reessss Headache
Weight in this Head sill IntamIaatary Diseases, Worms
Children Adults RheamAm Purifier OF the Blood
and diseases which Hesh Il heir
~ this advertisement Dose, Price Dimes
Tho yez nvsorator and Family eathartic tstaet
BY Druggists generally. and sod ~ the II he larg,
s.T W SANFORD, NJ D., Manufacturer and Proprietor
~ j. WRIGHT co. ~
Wholesale Agents.
m1&w =. And sold by every DruEgist
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rHERoKEE REMEDY
ROOTS, BARKs AND LEAVES
NAUsEous DRUGS AMI POISONOUS MINERALS.


We ask the afflicted of either which do you prefef
pleasant and delicious syrup compounded from Natures
Remedes-one which will speedily permanently you
the vile compounds hereefore used with all their
and facilitating effect together with the loahsoms disease
many times following the use of Mineral Poisens:
The Cherokee Remedy is NATURES specific for Gonorr
hee elect Gravel Structure Fiuo Abus Whites, in Fe-
by natural laws after all other preparations have failed
could be produced of It's effects which would sagger ceauy
The preparations heretofore failed this
has in instance been known fail Happily
kind the of the world Father who aicts to
kill but to
In he has appointed Medicines for these dreadful dis
which when TAKEN quickly flies parts Of the SYSTEM,
the AZ every post and with fidelity and
former health and vigor.
This Remedy strikes the very root Of the disease It's
tendency is simply suspend the poison but to the
which 1t depends.
And what enhances Its value the absence all
seous taste smell in the counting the
toilet table, without being suspected Reedy
cret diseases
treatise Venereal disease with directions for their
permanent cure accompany each bottle.
Sold by j. WRIGHT Co. Nos q 6l Chartres street,
New Orleans and by all respectable Druggists and dealers in
medicines.
POTTER 4 MERWlN, Sole Proprietors..
tatb Ty&W St Louis Mo-
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Balls CORDIAL,


their popularity only through years trial. Unbonnded
satisfaction is rendered hy them in ali and the people
pronounced them worthy.
LIVER COMPLAINT. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EBT.-
ITY OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM DISEASES or THE
KIDNEYsand diseases arising from isordered liver
weakness and digestive organs, speedily
permanently cured By the GERMAN BITTERs. 5# i5=t
The BAIsAMfC CORDIAL has acquired a reputation sur.
passing that of amy similar preparation extant will cure
without fail the longsanding COUGH COLD
or HoARsENEss, BRONCHITIS INFLUENZA, GROUP,
PNEUMONIA. INcIpIEsT CONSUMPTION, and has per-
formed the most astonishing cures ever known Of
CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION
few will also check cure the most severe
DIARRHEA proceeding from Cold IN the Bowels
These medicines prepared by Or. G. NJ JACKSON Co.,
4s Arch street. Philadelphia Pa sold by drug
gsts dealers in medicines is cents pei bot
tle The signature Of G. NJ jackson will be on the outside
wrapper ofeach bottle.
In the Almanac published annually BY the popreors called
EyERYBoDY's ALMANAC you will find testimony and com.
mandatory notices from all parts Of the country These Alma
given away by all our agents
J. WRIGHT CO., Agents
q and l51 GhariIes street.
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r. A. FAHNEsTock' IS vERpIIFUGE. y

Messrs. B, A. Fahnesock 4 Co.
GentlemenFor years pat have been troubled
with Dreadful gnawing pain in the pit
panied by fantnes and dizziness The ead and after
lg 70 the ADVICE Of several eminent
oenent heetion was induced b. A. Fahnesocs Ver
,ge, and after taking Two yials, surprise passed
Twelve yards nf tape-wom And that have
covered my former health for which feel indebted
Fahnssocks Eemnge and chserfnly recommend y ss
ing ehcacious and harmless. HENRY HOFFMAN.
Purchasers should look the initials the bot
e aud and be particular that they buying
A. Fahnestockis Yermifuge and no other. my2s lmAW
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The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay six
cent in cash all the outstanding certificates of
the holders thereof their legal after
the SECOND MONDAY in August proximo.
Also, to declare dividend of FORTY PER CENT. 40 per
cent? the Net Earned Premiums of the Company for the
ending the 30h june 1885, for which certificates be
issued on and after the first day Of October next.
And resolved further that after reservng Million of Dol
lars Of Profits all the outstanding certificates Profits of the
Issue of the year 1856 after the Second
Monday in August proximo well pay FORTY PER
CENT Of the certificates Profits Of the 1857 on and
the 10th September thereon to cease from
50th June ult.
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j. WRIGHT e. CO.


MI 1DloAL. ..... MEDICAL. ,riEpICAL
WINER's CANADIAN HERMIFUGE
SAVES THE CHILDREN
This Is tho only remedy against Worms In the human
famethngs that fatal and destructive to children
Save the Children,
Let mothers timely warned and allow these child
derers to remain the systems Of their offspring Remember
that & FIFTY
wINERs CANADIAN yERMlFuGE
will at and for Danish the reptiles and the young viii
be saved. Think of this.
Colonel Vasser of Mississippi in letter to J. W. Yesey ESQ.,
tho Aberdeen Conservative thus winds his communication
the value OF this medicine to his family "My expe
rence has convinced that In the experiment have made
with Wincrs Canadian vermlfuge is due suffering human
y, well the manufacturer Of the medicine,
public the result Of my observations.
sTSignedl W. H. YASSER.n
The verminss is for sale, wholesale and retail by
~. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
81 and l5l Ghartrss street,
T. En= a Solo Propretors.
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DIR. oseooD,s INDIA oHoLAeoeuE

DIR. osGooD's INDIA CHoLAGoGUE
NJ. CURES
Fever and Ague, Chs and Fever Dumb Ague intermittent
and Renittent Fevers Liver Complaint. Jsundice Eu-
largement of the Liver Enlargement Of the
Spleen, and all the various forms of
BILIOUS DISEASES.
This invaluable medicine prepared from extensive
practice Of several in bilious climate known
fail curing Fever and Ague any the diseases above
named.
Those who suffering from affections this kind as also
those who have become nvsds upon the CON
situton will find the INDIA CHOLAGoGUEa most nyalu
able remedy for purifying the blood thoroughly cleansing
from the system the morbid effects OF a bilious climate
The wonderful effects Of Ghoagogue Graduating bile from
the human system only explain extraordinary IN
the speedy thorough and and ARne
and the various grades of intermittent reent fevere
has tested in thousands of cases. b,
all who have used IT. of the greatest Fever and Aen,
remedies extant-
Be and ask for DR. osGooD's INDIA GHoLAGoGuE
as there many connterteiis offered for SALE
For sale in New Orleans wholesale RETAIL at proproter,
prices, by
j. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
n and ISL Chartres street.
General Agents.
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FIVE PREPARATIONS

adapted the deficiencies Of the Boodn different diseases For
Coughs Colds Bronchitis any affection whatever the
Throat or Lungs inducing Consumption, No. which
the No. for Depression Of Spirits or Appetite and for all
Chronic Complaints arising from oyerUse, General Debility
and Nervous Prostitution. No 2 for Liver Complaints No. g.
fer Dyspepsia Be,ng already prepared absorption it is
taken BY drops and carried Immediately circulation
that what gain yon retain. The No. irregn-
lafties Hystea Weaknesses See special directions for
this For Salt kheam, Ernpons, scrsfulons, Kidney
Bladder Complaints take No. o. In ali the directions
be strictly followed Price Of the Blood Food 81 per
bottle.
Sold by CHURCH DUPONT No. 4o6 Broadway, New
York; j. WRIGHT CO., No. q Isl Chartres street o.
WOOD CO., St. Lons. No. and by all respectable Drug
gisis throughout ,he country
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RED RIVER PACKET co.
Fate OF LOUISIANA
PARISH AND cry OF NEW ORLEANS

BE IT KNOWN, Ths. this LIST day Of ns in The year
Independence Of the United States Of America the Eighty.
Before me- DANIEL Israel. RICARDO Nstary psol,c
in and for the Parish and City of New orleans State Of ouis
Of The hereuae named and undersigned pepsonay
and appeared the parties whose heento sub
Who declared awaiting themselves Of tile provisions Of m
Act passed by the Legislature Of the Stats Of entitled
Act for The organization Of Corporations for Works Of Public
Imp and Utility approved March i4ih 1885 they
S and a s y sg
lofn themselves Into and constitute corporation object
ing, to-wit
S.ex58 ARTICLE yesass.. g,ss,.
s%s f & ss NV h @
s Sss sr M sly IF = sa
'hs requisites of the law shall BE- fulfilled aud
shall exit IT,, and continue for The years
pTo O, Dc for during Which sid period III
make and corporate SEAL hold receive purchase and
able carry purposes for hch a asse
citation has been formed TO and appoint such occr and
and saaisn Elk Il a ars I ps ~
@ e a ~ "fa aud privileges
Article Ii.
The purposes which corporation has been formed Il l.,
enable the csizsn residents and planters City Of New
R eSfs ss q h ssy @
and the City q New Orleans and generally ali freight that
as s an g. sfs s d
Red Rivers and also afford the facilities to residents
Company may deem advisable 10 send any Of lie boas III
s he ms sa and y and o
said rivers and their tributaries.
ARTICLE III.
The object for winch this corporation has formed IA 10
o freh he United States mails IL ss as ns
Orleans Shreveport Jefferson and above the Red Raft
and all Intermediate landings
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200 shares Of SG0 each $4,000 90
Making total capital Of twenty thousand dollars be
divided ino hundred shares each
which amount has been paid MP n fall 4 distinctly
stood and agreed that Stakeholder shall be held
sponsibe for the faults Of the Company in
further than the Of his stock shall
ect any further call shall any nformaity organizing
other have the effect Of exposing tbs Stock
holder liability beyond the of his nor shall
nfomali'y delay in the organization Of the Company
nufy the charter.
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The object winch this corporation been formed Ia Ia
maintain steshe AS for the for compensation
passengers fregh the United mails etc from New
Orleans Shreveport Jefferson and above the Red River Raf
and all intermediate landings.
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4 rLANTIc DRY DOCK, ALeIERs.-

A TLANTIC DRY DOCK. ALG1ERs-
The subscriber having recently constructed this Dock under
his supervision prepared take Ships Steamers
and description Of Water Craft The Dock located
Algies opposite the Landing where
with the Dock the subscriber win continue the Shpwgh and
auking Business which his long experience and the facilities
together with his supervision Of all work.
he hopes merit share of public patronage.
ia MES MARTIN, Proprietor
Rorders left the Office Of the agents. WM. j, DEWEY
CO. 6 So GaVer New Orleans will be promptly
attended tn. mo fn
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u g said that the deaths by consumption among
tie marble works oi Vermont s;nee they have
Ceased shaving. have decreased fifsy per cent.
aqgsands Of aftlsans, Hhase employ nieut d prei-
S1siaa g aexlths lungs. have decreased Their la
IS q assase y The name or greater proportion
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In the death resignation of any Directors
the shall be filled election BY The Stockholders
noce days posted he Office the Conpa
ny. Vacancy in the Off Of President shall filled by
Board Of Directors at the first meeting Of The Board
by the election of
vacancy Vacancy in the office of Secretary shall filed
by the Board of Directors the first meeting the Board after
snch by eectng the Stockholders said
office The President of the Board shall haze the power up
point Secretary act until the election Of
ry, as herein provided for. Fl .=s,
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THOMAS A. ADAMS, President.
GEORGE JONAS. Vice. President
NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION

1'-e -
NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION
No l42 Canal street-Incorporated March Is, 1856
In conformity with the requirements the Charter the fol-
lowing statement Of its affairs is published
LIABILITIES.
Received from 44l9 Depositorsin 2l763
Deposits 1889 o6
Paid in ID 02 drafts. ....,............ l,2i59l6 SO
Amount at credit of Depositors, Both
April, 1860 Observation-Disclosures. S499 $50 Is
Certificates of Deposit-Amount out
standing Both April, 1859 I4,06T 50
Total Of Liabilities, ssla7o os
ssS 600 N. o. City Bonds sos $50 90
SIC, 600 s.. Charles Hotel Mortgage Bonds
eost........................,.. sl,7sooo
Loans on Pledge Of 54o=
$4,000 Consolidated City Bonds....,
$4,000 City Bonds issued to Ralr's $500 90
$4,000 State Bonds ................1
Loans Pledge of Bank Stocks, viz
81 shares Louisiana State 400 Mer.
chants; a3l Crescent City. I6z Bank
of Nes Orleans; 1856 Canal Bank 100
Mechanics and Traders; II Union q
100 Citizens, and 100 Bank of America, 2o7070 20
Loans on Mortgage
On improved city property, worth dou-
bic the amount loaned. .-........ 1851 Go
Cash in Bank Of Louisiana. 1852 i6
Cash in sanlt 1882 20
Total of Assets .............. ---$5s3I ls 90
Personally appeared before me- Arthur saaeier Justice of
the Peace for the parish Of Orleans. CURRIE DUNCAN
Treasurer Of the New Orleans Savings Iusuton who ing
duly deposes that the above Is and
rect transcript from The books Of said Institution.
j. CURRIE DUNCAN, Treasurer e
Sworn TO and subscribed This day. May 10 1860.
@g ARTHUR SAUeIER, Sd ]. P.
1ss Trustees have declared Tenth Semi Annual Dividend
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certify foregoing copy the original extant
In my current archives
Witness and seal New Orleans, the 18th day
aa BOT WALTER H. PETERS Mp
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fyHAMPAGME-ieo cases Moot shanaop,, W. A..
" sias for ssle by s. WOLFF & an.
Eia t-fspier and Nsw LNyes al.
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The AgEO Candidates

There ia as little similarity as possible
between the two principal candidates for
the Presidency, Douglas and Linroln.-
Douglas is a stout, firm built man, capable
of great physical and mental endurance
Lincoln is tall, spare, loosely made, Wit, a
look as though he had seen too many hard
winters for him TO be able to see many
more and preserve either bis bodily or
mental health.
Douglas never tells story, and fails If
he unde,taEes--Linccln fails if he under
take any thing else," but never in that.
Douglas is always argumentstive and
carries the audience with him 10y the pow
er of his reasoning onIy-Lincoln is face
tious, Astounding in anecdote and wit, but
seldom rising above the dignity of logic,
and takes the crowd" more by their
feelings than their judgment.
Douglas at first sight strikes one as be,
ing remarkable man-Lincoln as being
nothing remarkable.
Douglas, CONNER cling life as a poor,
triendless boy, has made his way up to the
very pinnacle Of fame, and coming mp
through constant series OF Official service,
the people know him to be capable and
deserYlng-Lincoln, commencing in the
same manner, has failed to raise himself
above the common grade Of political life,
and owes all that he now is to accident,
and never having served in any promi-
nent position, is unknown as deserving
anything at the hands Of the people
Douglas is a man Of extraordinary tai
ent-a man that has been tried a thou
sand times, aud always been found equal
to the task imposed upon h;m-Lincon is
simply the man who is the candidate
against him.
Douglas will be President Of these Uni
ted States, and his administration will be
distinguished for its energy, Promptitude
and good management generally. Lin
coin will be the man who ran against
Douglas and was deteated.-Damocrotic
Clarion, St Charles. Illinois.
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The American MoEement---Et
SsgniSicanee

The convention which has just adjourn
ed at Utica, has determined upon a course
Of action that alarms and exasperates the
partisans of Lincoln, while it leaves to
them no opportunity to meet aud combat
it, or by present or direct action counter
act It's purpose.
The convention was composed of Union
men, of old Wings, of the Silver Crews, Of
the Americans who were never tainted
with the sectionalism and proscriptiveness
which distinguished the men who figured
in the earlier days of Know Nottingham
The duty of opposing and defeating
Lincoln and the partisanS Of the irrepressi.
be conflict, was conceded on all hands !;
and TO that end the purpose Of the con-
vention was directed Accordingly. a res
oIution was adopted, placing the subject Of
the electoral ticket in the hands of com
mittee Of thirty-two reliable men, four
chosen from each judicial district, ana the
majority clothed with all the powers of the
convention on this subject.
What tins movement means, and what
is to be the result Of it, is not a subject Of
much incsrtitude, it will present the Doug
las ticket to the conservative electors, not
onI as a necessity, but as a choice. We
do not assume that any consultation Of the
members of the committee indicates such
a purpose; bat such will be the instruc
ton Of public opinion aud the imperative
demand of circumstances
We do not wonder that through the
ranks Of the Lincoln aboitonis.s there
runs shudder of dis trust and a Fremont
tory chill of despair, at this indication Of
the sings of the times. L IS the accession
of from 10000 to 100000 men to the army
Of Democracy, on the eve Of the battle
It IS Butcher marching up with the Prus-
SLAMS, and deciding ;he field Of Waterloo.
We do not intend to oyerrate the i'm.
portaUce Of such an accession TO the Doug
las ranks. The Fillmore electors in 1896
cast l26 900 votes; and if this force has
diminished i'll intervening contests, 1t must
not be forgotten that this has been owing,
in great part, to the falling off Of the az
4regate vote. The total number cast in
1856 was 596,4S6 The total of last fall
was SOB 72S. Allowing Tor the new votes
it is clear that over one hundred thousand
Of the electors Of the State have not voted
since 1856 Most Of these are conserya.
tive men, who arc only drawn into an elec
toraI contest by the great excitements Of
Presidential question.
While Mr.. Douglas strength from this
and from every source must increase;
that oC Lincoln can never reach the point
which Fremont attained in 1856. The
Fremont vote has continuously fallen off,
ear after year, il this STATE, and is des-
tined to more severe losses, BY the deser
tion Of dissatisfied toI.owers.-Iijaay ".
" .tHIs & 4rgus
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DEPLoRABLE.-Last Thursday crazy
man was found in a state of nudity, in a
tamarack swamp, three miles east of this
place, by some Germans while hunting up
their stray cattle. When discovered he
was leaning against a tree, his shirt hang
ing on a limb, and his trousers lying on a
log. He was brought here in a wagon,
being nearly dead from hunger and expo
sure, and is now safely lodged in the Poor
House. He is said to be Of medium height
rather slim than otherwise, light complex
ion, blue eyes, discolored teeth, hair cut
rather short, Roman nose, forehead short
and retreating. 1t is generally supposed
that he gone without food for some ten
days, as he passed through this village
about week before he was discovered in
the condition stated. He is supposed to
be about 30 or 80 years of age.-Jc6erso-
MAN.
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The Herald's list of Boilers.

The Herald of last week, in enumerat-
ing the names Of the BRECKEsRIDGE bolt
ers in this county, claims that thereare four
heretofore respectable Democrats in the
county, who support BRgCKsSRIDGE,
whose names he publishes as follows =
S. II. PIERPONT, RICHARD DoSovAS,
Col. P. GLOVER, CHAs. KLEIN. We are
requested by Col GLOVER to say that Mr..
FITcH had no authority for including his
name in that list, for that whatever bis
preferences may have been before the NOM
nations for President and Vice President
were made, yet after the Convention had
spoken, the man fairly nominated has al
ways been lis choice-that he considers
Judge DOUGLAS the regular Democratic
nominee, and every way worthy the con
idence Of the Democracy and that after
having faithfully supported the nominees
Of the party for forty years, he will not
now turn bolter.
In this community, it was hardly neces-
sary for the COL to make this prompt de.
nal Of the slanderous charge of the Her
aid, for the Colonei's Democracy is too
well known here for any one to believe the
Islander; but that lying sheet well knows
the influence Of the COloueIs name with
the masses of the County, and attempted
TO justify his own treacheTv by making
people believe he was in good company.
RICHARD DosovAN also denies being a
BRECKESRIDGE man, aud says he don't
know one of that stripe in his town.
Ii. S. PIERpoNT is one of those named.
1t is well known in this county, that PIER
PoST is ready to dance 10 any tune which
the Herald plays for him; and it was only
necessary for people to see that FITCH was
for BRECKENRIDGE, 20 know Just where to
find PlERpoNr. But it is more than
year since Mr.. P1ERpoNT has voted A
straight Democratic ticket. =
Ct Mr.. KUEHN we know nothing; but we
have generally understood that in poltl-
cal matters, Mr.. F1TcH was sort of con
science keeper to the tx Treasurer.
There are several more BaEC6ExRmGE
men in the county; but the Herald con-
sidered them too pleJian to be mentioned
in the same paragraph with the aristocracy