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, 1860-03-07

II 14Am L O4G GC11LlL*~1uE uE '|UlOun0
l. Farm three miles Test Of Jacksonville Qooi.
ef he duest most productive In the state i of
fersd It pEis7ie ee- Il contains ~ acres Of g dry
midst q landscape Of SURPRISING beauty. There Is IN
orchard u choice bane apLe pe1ch Eear trees one
acre OF Hovey aeszx Strawberries. and lawton black
be17es conlnodscus dwelling house and tenanthoysa
also. large and barn {oce OF tie test u hs
couny The city Of jacksonville, With population ii
prees for ~ that CAL be produced with ready aecess ~
Ea!itad to al imporlt points, The city contans turpe
colleges female aeademy and the state Institutions for
the blind, caf ard dumb, Aid In ane Tie farm VIII lie
soid In one lot OF psT BE- subdv'dtd INTO four
Ts5n: reasonable aa'e e .bs sa ;!esE The
jaessonvlllc Ill. February ttI i@o. w fs71sm:a1 ~
FARMS FOR SALE.-Threc first
rate improved farEs for ra!e cheap In The State Of
Wisconsin. Oaankc ccnrty Is miles Noh Of Milwaukee
aud Within ore mile OF Port xashintor, which is NICE
growing town Of 1000 nhaatapts SITUATED % the shore of
Lake Michigan o1e farm Of gu ares, VIC improved
With two good Dwellings, and Two good hasnt NO. two
ten1It hGses tie main Travelled znl good view
OF the lake. fslce t4,0o0.
One Farm OF III nctes hai improved and halancc TIM
beE- Price 9f,N1.
Fo1ty three quarters Of mile from town. with coad
house and BAN. dst beanrg ortarc. And also,
acres atto:nlnE .ta Young orchard. good house and
barn and tenant house.
SHADE TIT e. sSa I'd In The sghly pa't Of the towu
With Foed v!e~ Of the to.ts the Ia The piers.
AL the above Ts watertd and viii be tod very ap.
Terms Of hall down and tal4ncc On lime II
1urd For further particulars inquire Of suts-rter at
Lake street Bridge Wood Yard o. Market or Of
AAKCAs L. DECO JDEE$. Port Washington Wis.
mh51lm j. +. DEGDuUhES.
, 1860-03-07

DRTNT, BOOK AND WRAP
l. FED PArEz, for sala 1t lnanufac.rsers p7scsa
uEJ.P& e. 4. BLACK l. CO..
No. 21G Kiuzfc street NO. 21G
Alli address Bristol, Kendall County. ILL.,
H Cash paid fer RaE=. tyo31Ftsf7
, 1860-03-07
Ura1tSpDrt ati0m.
1s1-@ 1850. si@h
The Northern Transportation Co.

4
5:&sz5ZZs E:sz4Z% 1850. Es!lc
The Northern Transportation Co.
Tl aH.,nf ths present will their well Known
FIRST Glass sCREW s1EA1lEEe,
regularly between
Ozdensbu1gh, Cape Vincent. Os.yeso,
uaId sic Upper Lakes,
~ s & ss l. I'd ea Toledo and
Chicago, milwaukee, q; Intermedlat te
Ports.
Connecting With the Railroads between o3DENsBCRG.
AID U~S10S. Lowell. Lawrence Nashua, Manchester,
CoRcort Worcester, FIiehhurg. keeur, Bellows Falls
1:utiand Burlington aud o:her int mediate polots
At Cape Vincent, With the Watenown atd Rome TALL
ross, a.d "' ' ~ '''~'~ '''N'
At osweso, With tie Ne. oswss9 Line Of an7 ar gas
Hosns ss
~ Through Freight subject to but oae transapuent.
oss fRf saisS!t *v eass:e
Agents md Conslsnecs.
J.. MYERS. No. l., Eroad way, New iork:
~; sKcGtD1Ni: ,G: 20; g: niles sl'r. New foss.
GsMAAS. =; is is size s:asS ssss' | a.'en a:'"
=. L. Tl!uMrSON. Treasurer. UgIen.blrSh.
G6;:0tsiE rAEKEK, = y! sI:a4 ;ns'uFsh-
% %ckAWFoHb Fl D.iv?:S'ss; M:v sexsro.
~: III: M4TliE1s:: T2inH: lHsaSi Ssssoit.
&ciiEsMY Is:Et; HsnEsE, Eae:rc.
80. z,.1 S'I1fi;n MaTiiE1i II :E'i { CO., Agents.;
GTEAll TO IRELAND, ENG
~ lazd, ard sectIa9a ;2 for - 20; MR.,
THE ATLANTlt
, 1860-03-07
T,HE PENNSYLVANIA CEN
l. TEAl. Rail ROAD.
Ed NILES porRLE TRACK.

LIE TN ND I II AN La ZEN
J. TEAL Rail ROAD.
20 MILLS DOUBLE TRACE.
The capacity Of this Eoad Ia equal 70 any In tha
country.
Three Through Passenger Trims
Between Pittsburgh and pllla4slpha,
Gonneetn direct "a The Cnion Depot 1t Pittsburgh with
Through frins iruna all Western Cfirs Gor FL;;ei, h
New i9Es tostou li7iEaure IND Wash City: thus
furnishing facilities fs t- tsaasporor pk pase%nxcss u,-
snItaSea for siTed anI eonfutt By any other route
Express AID Fast Lines through 70 fbiI7i irphia.
w1huGt elai,.c Of Gass Or Conductors.
ont&ln- CarS are Attached to Each train: WoolsrB'
seepn: c1s: 70 sxfssss ana ~. lrns+ The E1eEe.a
liy ttns eunazct direct ior New Yort. Esurc,. III
F~st Line co2u.et f.t i1li:more and Washington.
Through paHeaxet Trans provided With xh,takes
thu, 21t1nt much 10 the safety u T.ay. les-
zig nai1y & TTsrs te.Esea Philadelphia ard New Yosk
ua;Es.
Boat Tickets Boston arc good via Norwich. Fa,, Rve
or stuEeton Lnss. Gosiun dee
chafRe though New York.
Tests nsy ee oota!nea st of.he Important asoat
uncss - tae =; as. toad the Ersu1, LIN,
q Steamers o. the Mississippi Ohio Rivers Aud 1t IL,
philadelphia
, 1860-03-07
New York and Galway Lire.
The ssauech and powerful Iron Steamer
Prince Albert, Captain ProWset

VII, sail from New York. Thnrszv. March !st toach
Ing a:St- JoAn'A n T., TO receive lie Enyal Mails
FnIoxs or HAfsACx:-F1set Cllss so ard 4s:: Third
C,,. ~ including free tcxets many Ct the rsncpa!
cite. ia main laea Of railway In Gre1: Esta ard
Itaa. IN hr c1la5 F.ov!ds pe knife tosk, vater
can ard bedding.
F7rst Cabin pa:ha-e to st. Johns.
Fc. ca.s1ce tickets, either Fny sr Of Gtc1t
B.5tIn OF uthtr n4o:1atio3 apply 1t The 6ie us tie
AMERICAN EXPRESS co.
5.v- tshs 9-o : 1le. -4,or,
, 1860-03-07

RUTLER S HUNT, 48 State st.,
- hayeEow OF LIND the following sizes Ct print:
3xa7 1ssss 2o1A :sxt9 .ex4e @31ss
Ard are receiving 1arZe assortment Of I0OK PAPER
ao0o;eams ot Whipping Paper, ofciHe1entstzes.
1aN rea1ns Aanta Co.
~ reamsCap .nd Letter. md gece-al assortment Of
Printers Stationery.
1000 kegsuf Maihes's celebrated Book and News LEX
All Of which u Ill be sold for cash Ct Tie lowest possible
rates.
mkt9 TCash oaId for Ea.s Fl
, 1860-03-07
Nat(roaDH.
f VI l CA 6 0, IOWA AND
~ NEBRASKA RAILROAD.
Chicago, Clinton & Cedar RAPID !


9;a ~ saa site1 MONDAY Nov. 18th, 1859, until futh
TRAINS WESTWARD. THA1ES EAsTWARp
, 1860-11-23
NOTICE

Is hereby given that the Washington Territory Bible
Society will hold its semianuuAl meeting at the NJ E.
Church, in Olympia, on the second Sabbath Of De.
cember, prox, (9th) at II o'clock, An.
All persons interested in the universal distribution
Of the Bible are earnestly solicited to be present.
N. DOANE,
Mem. Of Ex. Committee.
Olympia, Nov. %, 1850.
, 1860-11-23

DEATH OF Hon. DELAzON SNITH.-It Is our painful
duty 10 announce the death Of Hon. DELAzON SMITH,
Nho died In this city yesterday morning at six o'clock
and 70 whose memory We desire to add that tribute
which all men deserve, who act we'll that part on the
Horlds stage which nature and natures God assign
Cd them. Hon. DELAzOH SAITH was a native of the
STATE Of New York, where he born in 1916 being
A the time Of his death but foyfour years Of
The deceased at an early age sought field for his
talents in the Western States, where he occupied
many positions Of trust and honor at the hands OF the
Democratic part Of whose principles he was an able
and Jealous advocate. In ls52 the deceased immi-
lted from Iowa to this State where he has since re.
ded 10 Linn county which he represented for sever
a years 10 the Territorial Legislature and also in the
Constitutional Convention. His last public position
being as Senator from this State during the hrst ses
don OF Congress, 1859.
In public life, Hon. DELAzoS SMITH was an un-
political point without gallant defence and in the
many campaigns through which bis party has passed
n this State and in The many triumphs Il has achiev
ed, much OF the glory which has accrued from the
victories thus gained may be attributed to him whose
voice Is now huahed Ia the silence Of the tomb-and
whose eyes are closed in that sleep which knows no
waxing. Peace be To bis ashes He has passed into
that misty region where no human eye can penetrate
and as the sombre curtain Of death has fallen upon his
% let each Of cast into oblivion all thou ghts Of
past differences and forgefu Of bis follies let us che
Flh the memory Of his many virtues. and extend that
sympathy and consolation 10 his afflicted widow and
hmly, that the position, the merits, and the many
good deeds Of the deceased PortiGnd Daily
Adp1tiSsr, Nov. lSh,
, 1860-11-23
vo.rox Nrws-The steamer Fulton,

E0nEi0N NENs.-lue blebuler EuuOH,
-;ib,dstes to Oct. H. has arFived.
Victor Emanuel entered Naples, Oct.
~ Mazzini has refused to leave Naples.
TSs vote on the annexation to Piedmont
1,,S to be taken in Sicily, Oct 81, in ac-
sordance with the vote in the Sandman
Thmbers. 1t is asserted that there was
Sreat CONSERVATION in the Cabinet Of Turin,
z consequence Of the formal protests of the
Russian and Prussian ambassadors against
Sandman invasion Of the Kingdom of Ma
nlss. The Russian ambassador will de-
nsnd bis passports if no regard is paid TO
hhprotest.
Several new forts have been erected on
ths coast by Austria. Cannonading at
Oapua was commenced Oct. Q, by the Gar
ibaldians, who had gained fresh positions.
The war was suspended twenty-feur hours
n order to bury the dead. II was recon.
menced Oct. 10th, and was continued till
Oct IL, when the royalisist retired, as is
supposed, to Gaeta, which is a more formi-
dable fortress.
Garibaldl's ministry and pre-dietator at
Naples had resigned on his departure
The sending Of additional French troops
70 Rome had been postponed French
iortihcations were being strengthened A
French mail steamer was seized at Naples
, 1860-11-23

Health, Strength and Happiness are OBJ
alned BY cleansing the Blood Gifts impurities Blood
We are told on the highest authority. is the "Lif =
1t least the medium Of Life to the Body; and It is
know the great feeder Of every part Of the Frame
Thus the blood Is the great channel Of disease
quently good bad state Of the system. or consti
tuition, Is no less than good bad state Of
the blood. We have made the composition Of the
blood our study and are satisfied that two twothrds
0 all diseases are caused by It's impurities
Believing the above facts, we made ourselves ac-
quanted With the BLOOD CHEMICALLY with a view 70
reliable medical agent that would correct all the
Impurities of the blood and at the time eectu.
ally cure all diseases arising therefrom. We have
succeeded beyond NEST sanguine expectations, as
Thousands can testify who have tried the virtues Of
the preparation known BY all professional men IS
HALLS sARsAPARILLA YELLOW DOCK AND
g.r. loDIDE OF P0TAsS.
Beware Of ignorant lmitators. The genuine Is sold
eyeTywhere BY respectable dealers in preference to
I'll others.
r. HALL 4 CO.,
Sole Propnetors.
emSs lt3 and l45 Clay street.
, 1860-11-23
MARRIED,

In Olympia. on the evening Of Nov. 10th, at II,
Washington Hotel by Rev. D. ELLIS WILLEs, Mr
MYRICk FOLSOM. Of Savannah county and Mis-
ANNA BcHUTCHlNS0N, Of San Francisco.
In Steilacoom, on the llth inst by Rev. Geo. W
sloan, Mr.. A. W. WEBB and Miss JOANNA
0'T00LE.
Nov. Bth 1t the residence Of the brides father b,
Rev. J. B. Royal, Mr.. THOS. CORNELL and Miss N
ADELAIDE MILLER, OF whidby's Island, W. T.
, 1860-11-23

~ The nggers who Kicked up the row in the
Victoria Theatsr on the night Of the Sd inst, have
been tried and acquitted. Judge Cameron said the
verdict was just one.
, 1860-11-23

~ Services on Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, Nov.
10 Il 81. Johns Chapel. at la
D. ELLIS wILLES, Mluister.
, 1860-11-23
Mrs. WinsIOw,

An experienced nurse and Female Physician. has
Soothing Syrup for children teething which greatly
facilitates tho process Of teething BY softenlng the
gums, reducing all indamation-Will allay all pain
Rnd Is sure 10 regulate tho bowels, Depend upon 1t
mothers. will give rest 70 yourselves ard relief end
healtht to your Infants Perfectly safe In all casee
Se advertisement 10 another column. 25y
, 1860-11-23
DIED.

In Seabsek, Nov. IIth, WALTER ]. WILLIAMS,
late master Of British bark Sea Nymphl
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Sunday Arrangement.

y
Sundays the Steam Train will leave the at o'clock
A. NJ in lieu of the Horse Car.
Train will leave the city Sundays hour
from IL NJ. until II r. N.
From and after Sunday sth May the Cars will leave
either end Of the Road every hsfhour from o'clock r NJ
until s O'Clock p NJ
The special trips from the Lake
night required the Conductor must however,
ceive due notice.
Omnbussea Canal for the Depot every i've min
utes
rPassengers requested procure their tick
the under the Depot Gleckt return tickets,
will be handed them on the
myl G.. PAEDELY Superintendent.
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DENTISTRY.


s<F--@A. DIR. a. p. DOSTIE, No. 10 BA-
1SsSGsszsz5A RoNNE STREET, having procured theas
sistance of of the skillful
the countryDR. METCALF of New Yorl-is prepared
10 attend promptly to all branches of
D n IT'S R Y
Entrusted to his care.
In regulating eHILDREN's TEETH and the manufacture
Of Artificial Teeth, DR.. NJ. has had UNPARALLELED sue
CESS.
R9~Teeth extracted without pain. feN am
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~ u ~ llyg Z y n
CATTLE NAE KET,

JEFFERSON CITY. MAJ 10. lssa
Arrived 200 Veal Cattle. The stock now ON the
market comprises 200 Western Besves, 900 Texas
Cattle, 100 Hogs, 40 Sheep, s5 Mich Cows, and
$50 Veal Cattle.
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8tuistD of tbe 1larhets.

o1: sss'. sssy1 Ssa ss III. s:zs a..
CoTroT. !. There was fsir demand yssxxy5a.v
with sales of about 1000 bales III fall prices ~
a.'ng 70 Strict Mddling, free cf dusss ssilisg ~
= sezl 2c. and I24e. % d. We now quote !.
Rev 0RLEAEs crAssrvIcArIoNs.
,s IL assss'HsE |adiins
i sss SSsss
srx7Ea<xar oY COTTON,
stocs on haus 1ss sspssMs,ss isses .s ,.sss " -
Received yestsrdsy is
Expertsd since assAs -
Exported st'ferdey... sssss
Stock on hand Hat cleared "a a1asos
TOBACCO. The transactions esSl.taceS sI.auk
$50 hhds., Of which 40, So, 81 ard 10 81 pxsyxtn
terms, and 50 hhds. Lugs, comprising 4 sic..
at 81, and 10 at He. y ib.
STATEMENT on roBAcco.
Stock 1ss septembsr 1s5g hhds 1ln
Rsesysd Yesterday 4s4s
Eesgsr,sdd .inss.
soeE On bsna nod cleared =. $50
SuGAH. ~ The market vas heavy and depressed
with sales Of only about 80 hhds. Pair 10 Fully
Fair 6ltg7c. . b.
AANSASA1oe1k
confined to $50 bbIs. 1t 1s@ssc. y gallon Tor Or
binary TO Choice Reboiled.
FLouE- We noticed ssles Of only about 500
bbls., Of which 100 supefns on private terms, 100
at Is s7A, 100 at SO 90, and 100 ii 81 10 q hhI.
Gram The demand for Corn was acti<e. and
resulted in sales Of some Is 900 sacks, fncyuding
5000 IN lots, 1000 from aatboas ana so White, an
on private terms 1850 from fstbast II "a. ssr
Yellow, and 81 for White. $500 yellow and Mixed
in four lots and 1900 Yellow, all at 90, 500 Yellow
and Mixed at IS, 1900 Yellow ID lots u s7@s1z,
345 Choice do. at 50, 200 White Mixed at a21@8x,
100 in two lots at s., and 2400 White ID two lom
at Doc. ID buslel. In Oats we noticed sales 81
some 700 sacks st. Louis, including 500 at 50c.,
and 200 at Tic. D busIel. OF Bran about $50
sacks were disposed Of in two lots ct 81 rs 3
| 100 lbs. .s5 35sss
HAY....A lot Of l2s bales Ordinary Western
were taken at SIS 90 d tun
Provisions. The sales of Pork included 1000
and $50 bblss Mess yesterday, and roo on Tnesdny,
all on private terms, said to be At fuIl prices In
Bacon we noticed sale Of so casks CIedr Sides IT
/ 11ac. y ID. Lard was still tending upwArd, with
sales of 400 terces Prime at ic, and $50 Choices
at 12c. y b. OF Beef 100 bbls Prime Mess sold
ct Sill SO y Dbl. En-
CorrEE. About 80 bags were sold yesterday
including 100 at 1ssc, l9I at ISL 100 81 lsa, and
4 50 ct IsAe. u NJ
Kentucky Handloom Ut 1lc ID yard. On Indil
200 bales were sold on private terms.
1. STAR cASpLEs We heard 81 700 boxes Full
Weight private terms, 900 at 1sc., and 100 Ligh
a4oz.) at lie. q b. a
19lt
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Il. BOIRON.............. ID. R. BORON,
81 "a ST. CHARLES STREET.

B. BORON. B. BORON.
Is 81 ST. CHARLES STREET.
Boron the honor inform his customers and the
general that he has received last arrivals from
iayre and per via New York. complete
Fall ahd Wine Goods but which
the following Gents Linen Shirts Linen BOSOM and
Cotton Shirts White Gooed Flannel Undershirts and
Drawers White ana Cooed Cotton undershrts and Drawers
all Materials Stocks Neck Ties Cravats Wooden and
sponges Porte Monnaies Cutlery Glass Ware Toilet Se Pow
der Ladies' Fancy Casks Scent Canes
Umbrellas always hand. Periumery from Lnbn's, Pinauds
Soeiete Hygienique's, etc.
Mr BORON having removed his SHAVING ROOM, will
enabled attend the LADIES for whom he has added
his extensive stock OF Goods for Ladies' Wear
The Hair Department,
For both LADIES GENTS fitted in way give
satisfaction. The strietes attention will be paid all
Ready HAIR being supervised by Mr. Boron
j. B. BORON,
dg 6n "a ST, Charles street.
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-z,NEw ORLEANS, jack
ENa %s SON AND GREAT NORTHERN
ABROAD,

1859. Transportation Department. .Is6O.
Freight received the Company's Depot of CAL
Hone street up $3.50 p NJ daily Sundays excepea.)
Ali freight intended for transportation must be distinctly
initials of consgnee and place
nation freight will be received unless consigned
established stations the
The Company prepared forward freight
to all points Mississippi Central Railroad Jack
son, Tenn.
Blank receipts for freight may be obtained the
Depot Messrs Corson Armstrong; Camp street. by
those who wish them.
The Company itself responsible for the value Of all
ton shipped by road which be lost by fire. from the
time it for stations the line until twelve hours
notice of its arrival the depot in this
This Company the Railroad Companies constituting
the Great Southwestern Lne between New Orleans
York having sade with the Adams Express
Company regular daily through Express between the
two cities business heretofore carried the
Railroad Company its discontinued
Express matter will by Adams Express
alton this subject of j. j. MCEEyER Esq
96 Camp street.
Agents the Railroad Company permitted to receive
or recent notes. specie jewely other express
ter They will be received by the Adams Express 96 Camp
4. s. WILLIAMS
n25 If General Snperini endent,
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OWE HUNDRED DOLLARS RnwAaI

&M ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
~ will be paid for the apprehension and delivery Of the
slave JOE if taken out Of the State and Fifty Dollars If
found In the city alive He his quarters
the Orleans Cotton about the evening Of the
residence Of the undersigned unknown that he had
chased into the river by Waterman drowned
which believed be facilitate his nothing
Of the kind has been asccrtaned have occurred Joe
years old his black of the deepest
shade; he Is about feet inches high; has large mouth
thick lips and rather flat is we'll made stout active and
Intelligent He had when he home pair of coonade
pantaloons and hickory shirt
hereby warned haror said save
a26 II @. ID, YANGEY.
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liz St. Charles street, continues supply the
N$$SYSS Moss OF TEETH without wires springs
4ll1IInpon his new principle Of self adhesion. This
method has procured him universal appreciation and
ened 5sng he most ingenious system Of supplying ART
perfect articulation and nacation and perfect and natural
In defy detection by the closest observer Dr.
Vests melhod of filling teeth with gold combines all the modern
Those Interested will find these statements be
entirely and scrupulouy Dr. W. his sincere
thanks the inhabitants Of New Orleans and vicinity for the
extensive practice favored him with last fifteen
from Lafayette Square. se6 IT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-17
K ATIImAN,s TROPICAL ROOFING

Cheaper and superior any Southern
climate
It's tested and recognized qualities
1st DURAnILTTY-equal to the best slate roofs.
I'd. Observation-Disclosures to any other cracks
leaks being possible.
Sd. BEAUTY- presents smooth and graniteke surface
4h, CHEAPEESS-It costs much less than though 1t Is
good any slate wood roof and less than the inferior
composition roofing heretofore offered to the public the
cost of cutters and Valleys
9Th. INCOMBUSTIBIIITY-I will FIRE better than
siateToof.
9th CONVEN1ENGElt will soften under the heat
climate and protects the interior OF buildings
tense heat of summer
Tth. SOL1DITy-It becomes harder and
poBue be roofs of slope and being light
weight not require heavy raters to support while It Ii
The TROPICAL. ROOFING'' is chemical compound 81
substances several which peculiar it alone combined
proportions discovered by actual experiment and experience
In this city.
of til. and be verified by person wishing be
fore contracting
An orders left at the Post Office, Box No. 2, viii b
j. G. KAUFMAN.
felEtp of Rianvlle and Marais
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COMPUTATION TICKETS.
who reside in the city and have residence or esab
lishent on the Road procure tickets at reduced
rates at the office Camp street
s. I. S. WILLIAMS,
fec General Superintendent.
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r A. FAHNEsrock's vERmFuGE.

This only eecua remedy for Worms has been
extensively used by regular practising physicians than
prietay medicine which made its in the
United States
used freedom and confidence by gentle
who have attained eminence in the medical profession
all the Middle Western and Southern States.
The of Its popularity the fact that nothing has
discovered which substed in Its place. and that
1t may used in all without any fears the result Its
perfect safety recommends every II
GREETED within the SYSTEM will speedily expel them without
fail
order obtain the gennne article every purchaser
guard look we'll the initials the bot
tie wrapper particular that he bnying b.
AZ Fafnestnek,s VeTmifhee. and other. a2a 1m&w
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IAooEs, Art GALLERY, g CAMP STREET

JACOBS ART GALLERY, % CAMP STREET,
u New 0rleans-E jacobs Mt Lis old post again.
The subscriber respectfully informs the patrons Of
this celebrated Ambotype and Photograph Gal
ery established in 1872 that he has secured for term OF
the services of Mr. EAG0BS the original proprietor who has
lust from Europe with all the late IN hs
the art Patrons therefore rely on being furnished with
portraits of the finest finish,
Miniatures colors ivory material
so as TO st the taste and price Of all will be taken in
passsbe style Photographs from life from other pictures of
public private buildings or Of machinery will be taken Of
any size required, either plain painted.
The best artists In the and all
Instruction given in the
Gallery elegantly fitted up with collection
works OF and yEru and ladies and gentlemen are respect
fully invited to visit it,
FTass moderate. Terms cash on delivery,
Oh On L. 8. LIPMAN.
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0UIsIAnA STATE INSURANCE. COMPANY
OFFICE NO. 50 CAMP STREET.
Capital 100000.
DIRECTORS.
j. Lapeire f. Il. Harris,
Theodore Frols, J. N. Robert,
A. d. Grief, j. A. Bonnafon,
Jacob FOLLY, Amadeo Landry
E. Ganucheau.
Company will be ready transact business the LIST Of
SEPTEMBER NEXT and will insure against the peris of the
rivers loss and damage by ae and ail-sua risks
the of premiums.
A cash premium of FIFTEEN PER CENT will be
made to those insuring in this Office
E. GANuCHEAU, President.
A. PIcoLET, Secretary.
New Orleans. August II. 1880 aulSh
2 PER SHIPS CRInIEA AND P FLOOD, from
H The undersigned Formerly Drug Store of H. Bonnabel
- has received the following acas-Ghemica and Special
Medieines-among which r.
VERATRINA-l68 ViaIs.
SESQUIGHL0R OF IRON
| vALERIANATE OF QUININE, etc.
EXTRACT OF IPEGAG.
REGNAuLD PASTE. --z--z- $3.50 :
RAQuTN CAPSULES
ROGERS POWDER.
l.. CHERRY LAUREL WATER. VA.
| . EAU DE TIBLEUI.
SPIRITS OF .f0GHLERIA.
PEACH BLOSSOM SYRUP. a.g5 w.
| PATCH0ULY LEAVES.
ASH LEAVES
RED ROSES. 5=
| POPUhEUM OINTMENT.
/ OHSEIII.ES IN PASTE. =r..===
&== GLASS RETeRTs, etc. etc.
/ as4 tny25 Natchez and Tchoiptoulas ss