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KEEPERS SACRAMENTO LINE !!

KEEPERS LINE.-Jo Keepers, who drives the
"Red Bird" an eight-mule bell team, makes his
trips regularly in eight days between North San
Juan and Sacramento; and those mules are
"some.' on pull; "you'd better believe !"
10 is careful in packing his freight, and not
only trustworthy, but very obliging in filling alf
orders entrusted to his charge. We commend
him to those having packages or cargoes to be-
transported between the two places.
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ORIGIN OF WINE.-The Persians tell the
ollowing story:
Jemsheed was the first who discovered
wine. He was immoderately fond of grapes
and desired to preserve some, which were
placed in large vessel and lodged in a vault
for future use. When the vessel was opened
the grapes had fermented; the juice, in this
state, was so acid, that the king believed it
must be poisonous; he had some vessels
filled with it, and poison written upon each;
these were placed in his room. 1t happened
that one of his favorite ladies was affected
with nervous headache; the pain distracted
her so much that she desired death; observing
vessel with poisen written on it, she took
it and swallowed the contents The VINE
for such it had become-overpowered the
lady, who fell down in a sound sleep and
awoke much refreshed. Delighted with the
remedy, she repeated the doses so often that
the monarch's poison was all drank. He
soon discovered this, and forced the lady to
confess what she had done. A quantity of
wine was made, and Jemsheed and all his
court drank Of the new beverage, which is
to this day known in Persia by the name of
the delightful poison.
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DoNT CARE IF | Do.--In olden time,
before Maine laws were invented, Wing kept
the hotel at Middle Granville, and from his
well-stocked bar furnished Accommodations
to man and beast" He was good landlord,
bnt terribly deaf. Fish, the village painter,
was afflicted in the same way.
One day they were sitting by themselvs
in the barroom. Wing was behind the
counter waiting for the next customer;
while Fish was lounging before the fire with
a thirsty look, casting sleeps eyes occa-
sionally at Wings decanters. and wishing
most devoutly tht some one would come
in and treat.
A traveller from the South, on his way to
Brandon, stepped in to inquire the distance.
Going up to the counter, he said:
"Can you tell me, sir, how far it is to
Brandon 2"
brandy" says the ready landlord jumping
up; eyes, sir, | have some;" at the same
time handing decanter of the precious
liquid down.
"You misunderstood me-" says the stran-
ger, asked how far it was to Brandon"
"They call it pretty good brandy" says
Wing. "Will you take sugar with it?"
reaching, as he spoke, for the bowl and
toddy-stick.
The desparing traveller turned to Fish,
"The landlord" said he, seems to be deaf;
twill you tell me how far it is to Brandon?p
"Thank you," said Fish, " don't care If
do take drink with you!'
The stranger treated and fled.
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A PAEpABLE HIT.-Mr. George Sennot, the
Boston lawyer who defended some of the
outlaws engaged in the Harper's Ferry in
surrectlon, was recently making speech in
favor of Douglas and Johnsoa. In the midst
OF his warmest sentences, the orator was
interrupted by one of his auditors, who said,
'Are You not an abolitionist9 Did you
not go to Virginia to defend John Brown ?''
Mr.. Sennot, without embarrassment, thus
replied to his in-mannered assailant, when
he well knew
"Am | thief because I defended Won
against charge of larceny, and saved you
from the State Prison, where you belong ?''
The fellow had NO further questions to
ask.
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WEAR OF RAILWAY CAR WHEELs.-An
examination made last year, on the Reading
Railroad, in England, showed that, of allthe
wheels In use on all descriptions of cars since
1852, the average wear bad been that of
58,094 miles, before the wheels were renewed.
The life of the wheels under the passenger
cars was ascertained to be ,706 miles,
fact which shows not only the superiority
OF the wheels used under passenger cars as
compared with those under freight and coal
ears, but also the advantage of good springs,
those under the passenger cars being much
the easiest on the road. The coal trains have
been run at from to Is miles an hour;
the passenger train at from 25 to 40 miles.
These results, as to wear, were carefully
ascertained, and are of value to other rail-
noad mpanies.-Scientifc Amer.
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ORIENTAL ExPEDIENT.-I once heard of a
very ingenious way of detecting plferer.
The party who had been robbed, drove a
wooden pin into the floor of dark inner
room, and anointed it thoroughly with a
preparation of hieg, better known us assa-
f9tida. He then assembled his servants, one
of whom he knew, must be the thief, and
after preliminary ceremony, to awaken
their snperstitious fears, he turued to them
and solemnly said
'Go into that room singly, and lay firmly
hold of the pin. The guilty party will stick
to 1t; the others need not have the least
fear"
The servants having gone in one at time
and returned, their hands were examined.
and those of all but one, were found to smell
strongly of the assafetida. That one was.
OF course, the thief Knowing himself to be
unobserved he had not touched the pin, for
tear of sticking to it, as he had been told he
would. His house being searched the stolen
property was discovered in it.
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D@When Florence Nightingale ar
rived at Boulogne, few weeks since,
her baggage was transported, without
fee or reward to the hotel, by the female
porters who throng the wharves of that
place. They were glad to honor the
ornament of their sex.
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b9The Speeches and Proclamations of
Napoleon the Third have been collected into
one volume. The first part of "a Biograph-
ical and Political History of the Legion of
Honor" has appeared. 1t is to be an extern
sive work, to which, according to the pub
fishers, a band of French and foreign authors
will contribute.
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CAUTION.

HEREBY caution the citizens of Nevafa county
and the state of California against purchasing of s.
HOWARD the so-called 'Hydraulic Sewing Machine,
invented by @. Rice. Said Machine having been in
vented by and patent obtained therefor by said Rice,
the use. occupancy disposal of the same by said
Howard-or any other person not duly authorized-is
infringement upon and violation of the inventors
rights which will be prosecuted to the extent of the
law in such cases made and provided for the protection
OF Inventors and the punishment of Patent Right
yiolators." LORENZO RICE,
NoS II, 1s60.-3m Assignee.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

FOR SALE.
TVHE undersigned. wishing to leave the state. Of
IL fers for ga e TWO HOUSES AND LOTS, in the
pleasant little mining town of Sweetand-ether of
which affords an opportunity for young man who
has not been gone and done it, to select artner
from the many fair ones now in market and settle
down harmoniously, raise their own "hoop Polls and
pumpkins in the Patch and surround their table
with olive plants.'
For particulars, enquire of j. w WOOD,
Sweetand,
Or R. W. STERLING.
Nov. H. 1860. w3
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The Aydraulie gress.
A MOTHERS CARE,

The mother
Approached the bed, and drew shawl away
You could not peel fruit you fear to bruise
More calmly and more carefully than so;
Nor would you find within roster flushed
Pomegranate.
There he lay, npon his back,
The yearling creature, warm and moist with life
To the bottom of his dimpies-to the ends
Of the lovely tumbled curls about his face;
For since he had been covered over-much,
To keep him from the light glare, both his cheeks
Were hot and scarlet as the first live rose
The shepherds heart-blood ebbed away into,
The faster for his love.-Mrs. Browning.
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Mining Claim
Other Properties for Sale,
HEAP FOR CASH!

II u
II OFFER for sale, clear OF debt. one
II undivided fifth, 10th offiye mining claims known
under the name of the Montreal Mining Co.'S claims
which situated about IS rods ON the upper end of
the town OF North Bloomfield. Each claim is 100 feet
'front.' 600 feet and running back to the center of the
main RI &c, which cover large quantity of ground
and will last great many years Said claims are we'll
opened and furnished with everything necessary to
work them to advantage. They be worked ali the
year. and water be obtained all the time for 1625
cents an inch. per day. The company is at present
washing. and doing WE'LL They are deep diggings-
ITO feet of bank and about 10 feet of which is blue
gravel, prospecting well There is streak of round
yellow gravel near the top containing good deal of
coarse gold-peces weighing from So to SIS having
been found in it.
With the above share, there is
A WATER DITCH,
In good order, which furnished about twofhs of the
water used by the company last winter There Isl also
another ditch and waterrght belonging to the same
share, which has not been used in it as yet and by be-
ing connected with the first ditch (which would not
cost much will probably furnish much water as the
whole company will need The above share is the only
one in the company which has free water in the rany
season. There is also good
HOUS Sc!
with good large cooking and cooking utensils
the who being in good order. There Is also Garden
adjoining the which is well fenced: good water
free to water it. during the whole summer As I do
not wish nor intend to deceive any one any person
wishing to purchase the above described properties
do well to visit the and judge of it for himself
My only reason for disposing of the property is on
account of very important family business which re.
quires me to go home possible.
For further particulars. enquire at the Hydraulic
Press office, North San Juan. of VIM. Bausman, who
has seen the property and give all the informa ton
wanted, or call on Or address the undersigned.
l.. NJ DARCHE,
Oct 90 1860.
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For Sale and to Let,
FOR, s ALB.


FOR SALE.
UyHE SUBSCRIBER BEING ANX.
u ious to close up his business. pay his debts. and
change his residences offers FOR sae cheap for cash the
following property situated in North San Juan wit:
HIS LAW OFFICE,
Fronting on Main street, door west OF E. " Hat
fields store with the lot which the is situated
Lot IA feet 'front.' and extending from Main San Juan
street.
Also-the lot adjoiningon the west with beautiful
Cottage and Furniture.
Aiso-that beautiful
Cottage Residence,
On the corner of Main and High Streets with the lot
furniture. &c.
This piece of property is highly mproved-there
being upon the premises extensive water works,
fountains. and commcdio1s bath house, with all
necessary out buildings fruit trees, shrubbery, grape
vines, &C., &C.
Also House and Lot,
Furniture within the building.
Also--A Large and COmmOilious House
situated two doors of the lastnamed property
with the furniture.
AlsO--A House and Lot,
Cottage House, one door west of the last named.
The Lots on which these Houses Qast named) are
situated large and extend from Main San Juan
streets-the Houses fronting on Main street.
Persons desiring to purchase property in of the
most beautiful and thriving towns of the State, will
do well by calling npon me, as ! am, in consequence
OF my total inability to attend to business determined
to sell, even at great sacrifice.
o. P. sTIDGER.
Nov. 81 1860. I'm
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COMPOUNDED FROM

NURTHER REDUCTION In COAL OIL and Cam
- phsns, by REAMER.
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To Whom it may Concern.

UVHE Notes and Accounts of the late firm of Peck
& Coley having been placed in the hands of the
undersigned for collection, those knowing themselves
indebted to the abovenamed firm will please call and
arrange their accounts without delay, after the M
teenth day of November, costs will be made unless
settled by that time.
i. CRAWFORD.
North San Juan, Oct. 25th, 1850. 4w
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NOTICE.
SAN JUAN THEATER.

TNHIS BUILDING. situated prominently on Main
street, has lately been rented by the subscribers
and handsomely fitted up for Dramatic Exhibitions
Concerts and Lectures The seats will comfortably
commodate large audience
The attention of Managers and Agents particularly
invited to the above.
ENGMAN & PEARSON.
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Of any otner
Err HAS IT FAIL
INSTANCE TO EFF
when timely
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CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION i
Mothers.

Thousands are daily speaking in the praise Of BS@
DIR. EAToN1S INF4NTILE CORDIAL
and why because it fails afford instantaneous relief
when given in fine II BY ngie and one trial alone
will convince that what say Is true II contains
40 PAREGoRIC OR oPTATE is
Of nd and therefore relieves By removing ferincs Of
yor child instead of BY deadenng ssnsibiites For this
conmends itself the only reliable preparation now
known 10y Children aesthns Diarrhea Dysentey, Gripping
III the Bowels, Ariiy Of tie Stomach wind Cold III the Head
and Group also for s5taening The Gums Reducing inflammation
Regulating the Bowels. and Relieving Pain has no equal
being an irrasmodc II used with unfang success in all
cases of tonrsun q either Fits Az yen value the life and
health Of your children and wish Them from those sad
bghins which certain from the use
81 narcoes Of which all other remedies for fniila Com
plants composed take Dr. Eatons Inanle Cor
aia this you can rely 4 isperccty harmless and cam
mol 'unfe hs most delicate infant Price 25 cents Full dec-
tons accompany each bottle. Prepared only by
$S 4E CHURCH 4 DUPONT, Z
No. 100 Broadway, New York
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VATITART,E REMEDTNS,
HAM RRsToEsAT5YIss
THE ONLY Dfso0vERy
WORTHY OF ANy unNFIpHNcE FOR RESTORING
1sh@ Sas4s Hrasa Grnyt

NAM nre 81, ,ss discovery Of Prof Wood have attempt
Ss sa . = poss dsss
Sss have ali ccas gone being carried BY the woSer
u It'd 6 Res sssh
BArH Maine. April Is, 1882
soaF ass sf HILL ~ s'is md ~hisS oa
pss T. s Ssy sd II s ss ss given rise
fs inauiss afsrs Il int ny habiation and
& ss s IN s ss = s'sss s ss
ss y spa s s'ss s S se % hs 1 ey e.
better than any sias Of Ie for forty past
81 @ sss ss,'s: s / M ssis
wss used %pg liz fass N close WIZ
shs whsker The resni WIN folow the hair have
Ss Ensand asins my hair ssi eonned 70 IL good
ass's e 4 H. h asS en- a &
and been used ne only without good e s5soate
~ some months ard ar i Il sood II ever and hnn
elsus examined i vita surprise, 81
ny taken ID tis past week week
received favor Of two quart bottles last for which
Isayss friends and thereby induced them ny
b. Which discossr fraud IN ts Restoa,ye
&C.
W.
Aarcns Ran, KY, Nov %, 1858.
PRos O. j woop-pear sir would certainly be doing ron
injustice mike all the world the wonder
full well the unexpected result have experienced from
using bottle OF Hair Restorative Amer using every
knd Of restorative eiapt bit without success and finding
Now condor and Justice compel
read this thar now possess
new And which richer and
handsoner than HE original Twill therefore, take occa
SION this Invaluable remedy to who feel
e atsssy f. n Rsspse'fay y Esg ALLEN BROCK
p This testimonial Of appreciation for valuable
worthy among NTH NJ I'll Insert i oa Win i
destroy Il. aud say nothing. Yours, etc, REV s. A. b.
The Restorative bottles Of three Sizes Wig Large
medium The small holds half pint, retails
dollar per bottle The medium bottle holds least twenty
than the small
dollars bottle large hods quart forty cent more
WOOD Co.. Prcprietor IA Broadway. New York, and II
Market street 1t louis Mo-; and sold BY all good druggists
- j. WRIGHT s CO., Agents,
81 and 15l GhaEtres street.
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! Flxcnken's Riot in Memphis.

On Sunday last q terrible riot and fight occurred
A. Memphis bstween the rival fire companies,
which y thus narrated BY the Enquirer:
hK 11iealty originated between the members
u Die companies Nos 3 and g. from n1isunder-
Statding, which has existed between them for
sslsaa sias pasts and which on several occasions
th1nEh nIIH Sabbath last they were generally
Efs6thArcd lip Without serfbus results All the fire
en- Sunday morning hast in the locality Of the NJ Il
dessots n number AZ the members Of the two
companies named (Nos. 8 and 81 became involved
q dIiicuty resulting in the oTerpowerng Of the
3es the Sss vito bore THE former engine otf. III
being afterwards found in a bayou, but before
sas u Nas replaced u the ss engine house.
~ nsy IasEaoop sns members q No. who
and ii oHce rspalred I'd their engine hense. What
1aiibefalion % the affair Of he morning ensued
Ma Alta not Eostate but little after o'clock
No - bell sounded q fire alarm, and the SIS, Is
md 8aE from their respective houses, down
Main III former ahead ana The latter some
distance hi the rear.
Y Ths 3sz, Hp0n arriving at Tie corner on Madison,
diseoFerHd that file alarm was false, and turning
8lelr elalAe started towards Adams street. The
4s; Who had BY This lime arrived at Union block,
below Court street, also started for home, in n
lIxety xun. The 9Th then Increased their speed and
BY Tia xiine tie Cts reached Adams street were
nenflY alongside, and not turning down Adams
BOTH c9tnpAniss stopped short distance above II.
AZ THIS point tragic scene, which beggars all
dss1fipt idn, took place. Hardly moment elapsed
e5'e tAe ttfp companies numbering In all perhaps
my on Individuals, took opposite positions
thS M ndf ana the 3's south on Main street,
Wee1 4 rGKdY shout was raised followed BY a rain
qk hri6k6ass, climbs and all available missiles,
Hhicl hi<lier and tlither went wllizzng through
4he air. malnfBg those immediately engaged In tie
melss ana placing The lives Of bystanders and The
! proroliiana, ii Jeopardy. Excitement soon be.
came rte The street was alive with men almost
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FIVE PREpAR ATIoNs
sANFoRD's
LIVER INT1GoRAToR

NUNcE EVBbIIttHG68s
II is compounded entirely from Gums and has become an e.
tablshe fact standard Medicine approved BY all
that have usei and resped To with confidence In al
the diseases for which II Is recommended.
II has cured thousands within last tive years who had
given all hopes Of relief the unsolicited certa
Gates In my possession show s z4
The dose must be adopted the temperament The ndyid
ua taking and used in such quantities 10 gently the
bowels. -
Let the dictates Of Your Judgment guide you the use Of the
Liver Inyigoraor and 1t will Liver Complaints Bilious
ATTACKS Dyspepsia, Chronic Diasrhea Summer Complaints
pysentery Dopy, Sour Stomach Habiua cosyenees Chec
ohoisr Cholera Morbp Cholera Inantnp Faulencs apn-
dice Female Weaknesses may nsed successfully As an
Ordinary Family Medicine It will Sick Headache fs
thousands testify in twenty minutes two or three tea.
spoorul taken attack All who nse
y are giving their testimony In Its favor.
Mix water In he mouth with The Inyi.oratar and swal
! both together. ~ 800
/ + Price, per bottle.
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wINER's CANADIAN vERMlrUeE
rHE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.

THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.
| DAILEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Has universally supplanted all other ontmens and healing
pcatous In both the and Western Hemphere wher
and its intrinsic merit is the secret of s
an cntaneoGs affections whether the canse be acct
dent or disease
BURNS and SeaIds
Are instantly relieved Of their anguish pain inflammation
by timely application Of this marvellous healer and the flesh il
renewed II by charm, no blenish remaining
The Friend Of the Nursery.
Children are frequent sufferers from external INJURIES espec
ally ud camphene explosions every mother
should this healing preparation constantly hand II heals
sore breasts and quickly the letter OF Ringwe
prevalent in children.
TO Travellers by Sea and Land.
The mach the traveller, and other individual whose
lot IN throws him within the accident from expio
sion collision, should bear mind that this Magic Ex
tractor ony friend both portable and cheap
and should be his companion friend in There
thousands Of living witnesses testify its marvellous VIZ
tue who their sound limbs and muscles to its saving
efficacy
The following are few of the leading diseases to which
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR is q preventive,
as well as
Burns, Bruises,
Bois Broken Breasts,
Bites Of Reptiles, Cancer,
Cracked Lips, Chapped Hands,
S Chiblains, Cramp.
Contracted Cords, Chafes Y
Diseases Of the Skin, Eryspelas
Fistnla. Frost Bites,
Fever Sores Feions
Glandnlar Diseases
Mercurial Sores.
Pains generally,
$l Pmpies Piles.
Poison. Rheumatism,
Rashes Sores Of al kinds.
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EsoM IERRnnosxH r Anssm.--The Houma Ceres
05 Saturday last has the following paragraphs:

W kz1St
TAe weather n dry and hot roads good, but
sluslg crops inadvertently good planters all left
Qr about to 60 North.
81 We understand that William HoFnsby and Hugh
u; aIs met in Tigeryille on tie 18th Instant and
atter feW angry words, drew their knives and
commenced cutting at each ether right Justify,
!!r Eceeiying three very severe stabs and
MFs AQEnshy fonr, which are presumed to Bio fatal
.rse says our informant. The cause Of the diff
Snltg II nhfnpHn to us.
Ho1inas p Y graat place 4twe men tarred ana
5eH{4srea and one shiyeree In the same week
4A4se Maa nn attempt to arrest tho noise makers.
2sf Aal' escaped but enc. who declined going to
5aas nplsSs the remainder Of the disfarbers Of the
sAS w Y! 4snempaAied him His reasons were, that
II sss KS aSse no one % pay poker with. But
Ms NM ~ Aak svail him much with tho town
roAa!sp.a. sor IN BIZ wsnt We understand that
eHe 81 T. 1as Nosabipe@ Of Themis was summoned
stta ~ R0sHFs Al4 enaeavorlng TO do his dlty
esese4 enc q The pan.knockefs. fell Down ~ X |,
3sxsa &c knss hus bore oi AZ trophy
aa{fng be could NOT arrest ali hs w . Il l 81,
prieon what he could get. s''s -
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i. WRIGHT g. co.


FIJI ~ wv E@k0lA 90 W. X
MEDICAL. ..atEDICAI.........a MEDICAL.
RINER'S CANADIAN HERMIFUGE
SAVES THE CHILDREN.
This Is the only remedy against Worms in the human
snethngs that fatal and destructive children.
Save the Chilsiren!
Let mothers be timely warnsd allow child
derers remain in the systems their offspring Remember
wINER's CANADIAN vERMlFUGE
viii at and for Danish the reptiles the young will
be saved. Think of This.
Colonel Vaser Of Mississippi In letter to T. W. Teey ESQ.,
Of the Aberdeen Conservative thus winds his Communication
the vane Of this medicine to his family Ny expe
Renee has convinced that In the experiment have made
with Wnefs Canadian Temifnge Is due to suffering human
ity as well as + Of the medicine to make
!. rshlss III result Of my observations.
.fsisnedl W. H. vAssER."
The yermifuge is for sale, wholesale and retail, BY
H. WRIGHT co.,
q aad Isl Charities street,
Sois ProprissorA
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DEATH ON RATS AND REACHES.

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH pEsrRoyre
Do the most effective agent ever sed far
the destruction these troablesone yern,ip y.
Be sure and ask for WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH mr..
Ksrsale hy j. WRIGHT i 20 50 pe.e
10 56m&W II and Isl Chartrss s,ysst
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DIR. DAVIS,
COMPOUND SYRUP or H1ID CHERRY AND 74R
Under its influence the most dangerous cough removed spit
ting Of blood prevented the breathing rendered soft
easy, and the unfortunate sufferer Is restored from the
awful condition Of Consumption healthy and comfortable
existence.
For sale in New Orleans. wholesale and Retail, BY
rs j, WRIGHT L CO.,
81 and Isl Charsres street,
Sole agents for the seuih.