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sEANGE sECRETE.
YENDREp1 lie l f6Yrier |

FEEDREDI lie f6grier 1861.
LIE processyerbal de la s6ance du 30 ianver est Ii
ct approuYG.
LIE president SONNET d la Convention lie rapport
qal sat relatiyement aux d6marches quill faites
aupres DIES OFFICERS fed6raux, en- vertu de rordon
nance adoptGe lie 20 janvier 1891:
commencement aux dispositions de la 3eme section
&c performance adaptGe lie 20 du courant autorsant
y president de Ia Convention a exiger de tous lei
olheies tetleianx dams la paroisse d'Oreans de rn
connaitre immediatement FautoritG nninna at ~
elusive de tat de la Louisiana leur administra,
Ia aeinent dofce, ct en- cas- de refs de n mart des
ols de reclamer d'eux ct prendre possession
de .outes les prophecies de largent efets papiers
St monuments en- leur possession CONNIE OFFICERS mn
pilcs. Ve me suls rendu aupres des officers do Ia
Monnale ct de la donane en- cette Vile eft anra Ianr
aol colnahlqne lie but de ma vsite lis ont immt-
aiatehenG n0ntre lenr bonnie yolonte Il recnnnaitra
IEtat &c Ia Louisiana ct a lui iurer ob6issonce
J:infoTinefai en- meme TENS la Convention ona lac
ass otlclers ont comparn a1jourdhui deyant moi Of
ons pIete e sermeat requls, lequel est insert dams
taire d'Etat. - W pow
~ walker obtFnn Ia permission de retirer Tor
'dennance rapportec par Iui CONNIE president du co.
mite sur les affares postales.
sur motion dc N. Elgee, la resolution suiyante est
adoptee:
Aesoin, Que l'iDionction du secret soft 1ev6 afn 10
rendre public 10 sGanee de la Convention dn % inn
Niee pass6. ~ @' jan
a. HERON presente la resolution suivante
iaesofu, Que e comit6 de commerce, du reyenu eft
&c navigation soft requis de r6diger une ordonnance
pour ponrvoir an Placement des nlandats non encore
feg,es tires sur Fassistant tresorier 4 la Nouyee
ofleans, qu doiyent etre pages des fonds spGcauy
aeposes Ala tresorerie q Ia Nouvelle-O Orleans
~. Norton presente la resolution suivante CONNIE
sibstitnt a Ia resolution de M Heron:
ReSofu. Que lie montant total DIES fonds dfnos6s i
~ nonnale ct la tresorerie dams cette vile exccnt
~ It,nds desfine a raehat dor ct dtarrent sernnt
gardes pour faire face aux mandats de ceny oni
eealent autorises par lie gouyernement DIES Etatsnis
a firer sur les dts fonds. : .'io
sur motion de NJ. Pugh, le sul5stitut de M. Merton
reste depose sur lie bureau.
y Pugh demande radoption de la resolution pre-
sent6e par NJ. Heron.
Sur motion de NJ. sRayze, la dte resolution est
amendte en- inserant apres les mots mon encore
regles," les mots ISL en- existe.n
NJ. Valentine fait Ia motion que Ia dte resolution
reste deposte sur lie bureau.
Cette motion ne preyaut pas.
It Ia dlte resolution 6tant mise aux yoix. est
adoptee arec famendement de NJ Pugh.
Sur motion de NJ. Kidd les portes sont ouyertes.
=. THOS WHEAT, Secr6taire.
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gttp OrIeans DAILY Crescent.
CONVENTION or THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SECRET SESSION.

FRIDAY, Feb. l, 1851.
In accordance with the order for that pnrpcst
the obbies and galleries were cleared, end til
Convention went into secret session.
The journal of the secret session of the 18th (
January was read, and approved.
The President then submitted the following RI
port of his action under authority of the ordinanc
in relation to Federal officers adopted Januar
20. 1861.
In compliance with the provisions of the thirt
section Of the ordinance adopted on the 29th in
slant, authorizing the President Of the Conven
ton to require of all Federal officers aforesaid in
the parish of Orleans, the immediate recognition
by them of the sole and exclusive authority OF the
State Of Louisiana, and to administer to them the
oath of office; and in case of refusal, to demand
and take possession Of all the property, money and
effects, papers and documents held by them in their
official capacity Report
II have called on the officers of the Mint and of
The Custom-house in this city, and after having
communicated to them the purpose of my visit,
they at once expressed their willingness to &C.
knowledge and bear allegiance to the State of
Louisiana; and | further inform the Convention
that said officers appeared this day before me, and
were sworn. and their oaths entered in book for
preservation in the State Department.
Mr.. Walker, having asked and obtained leave,
withdrew the ordinance heretofore reported by
him, as chairman Of the Committee on Postal
Atfairs.
Mr. Egee, submitted the following resolution,
which, on motion, was adopted:
Resolped That the Injunction of secrecy be re-
moved from the publication of the proceedings of
the Convention of the 10Th ultimo.
Mr.. Heron submitted the following resolution:
Resoloed That the Committee on Commerce
Revenue and Navigation be instructed to prepare
an ordinance providing for The payment of such
outstanding warrants on the Assistant Treasurer.
ID New Orleans as should be paid out of special
funds deposited in the Treasury in New Orleans,
Mr.. Norton then offered the following resolution
as substitute for Mfr. Herrons resolution:
Resolued That the whole fund in the Mint and
the treasury, in this city, except the bullion fund
shall be held subject to the drafts of those who
were authorized by the Government of the United
States to draw upon said funds.
On motion by Mr.. Pugh Mr.. Norton's substitute
was laid on the table.
The question recurring on Mr. Herron's resolu.
ton, Mr.. Pugh moved its adoption.
Mr. swayze moved to amend it by inserting the
words " if any" after the words outstanding
Warrants which was carried.
Mr. Valentine moved that the resolution TINS
amended be laid on the table, which was refused.
After which the question recurring upon Mr..
aerron's resolution, as amended by Mr. Pugh, it
was, on motion, adopted.
MI. Kidd then moved that the doors of the Con-
yention be opened, which was carried.
J. THOS. WHEAT, Secretary.
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capNm OE&pNs s>ap uJ rH a,mn1-
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

tnUSCtL CHAMBER. CITY Hall,
New Orleans, Tuesday, February ~, 1861. !
The Board met This dav pursuant to adjourn
ment. Hon, Lea +. Blackwell, President, in the
chair.
Present: Hon. Lea F. BakewelI, President:
Messrs Davis, Dupr6 Frtmaux, Seicshnaydre, and
Shepherd--6.
There being no quorum present,
Mir. Davis moved that the Board adjourn TO
Tuesday-next, 26th inst, al 6 clock, 2. M.
Mr.. Dupr6 caiiedh EariAa yeas aud NAYS.
Yeas Messrs. BakeweA Davis, FT6n1aHx~aRd
Seicshnaydre--4.
Nays Messrs. nuprG and Shenherd-2
Whereupon the Board adjourned to Tuesday
next, Goth instant, al O'Clock 2. NJ.
JOHN Z. HOLLAND, Secretary.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

7 |[N[N17-|~(N]|-|[N<N~~|~@N~~~~
| mo 63D1
Reolrcf That the Camntrnlpr hr MA h, 10 r,,,,,
| to nai,c,.p 10 tl;e loves, hIor Tu ;
official ionrin II contract Tor S % ~ ,lt
civ nlyrrrttl ,prirntinw or NV S ' @ w 70 'hc
incl nira 'Il mics OF
adjudication to he hubi,r t t , W. "a A d
! Common Council " O "ll'''F'' Vi l'J''''ol' u lhe
I>i.nrd TrAr p,rE,vp1r
rSi-,,lI '''''o'' hl'" a VI AtNl*iult Aldermen.
Pras d., n i roicr ,1t,o,,
Approyed August g. lSI0 ' ''''''N'' t'''el"tH'
jSynvG JOHN Y N0vPOG ,r
- ''-'i'''' may o.
Notice hereby given thar on S tfr'pD w OIL Of .r,
1861 will aliulirnr nj nv olrr NJ , nv o. hT'h
contract. ~ '' viz "''''
lI---H-I-7, 70 IlPlroler
r!Es e. Sy Ss ' i sa ON 15 6
street to he Tn cd Sta 'T| m @ % Ie rItE rT IN s. Peter
,, '"'SH'' EHl 'ipil 81 Joseph street
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TINTED ST rE'II:S or h7EERTCA-THEST.
y OF L0UIaLANA. EeIi.h u 0LsAna. City OF Ncg. Or

/ ~ =
Or Ao0i"'A-''A' -'''"H u orleans" City OF Ne" Or.
En il rpr7a1brrcS that tbfa DIV tpr7ro MI, yr,r7,cn
* an, ned ri,rd @ d1 G.. mo mo par
CO.. ho IRE 1 ] and a m frece OF the Wit
op Ps ID rt o &av t 5 f %S 2Tr cs
| thereof
And sgveTHlY declared that by virtue Of pursuant tn
P5oI is S g te No. o. ~, hnGea n ryos 2et h
tenth dey Of march, thoand bunircl aad a 1--we,
ol6sr 6sssr 5e ,"Sl S asso &"" .Ss
l } 70 Tn n Tf'% t So f,; HptGT sid Fe '7 %
ho Stt% Of oH,isnG and I" lnat s ,hey hHyH @ nnd
| elea Q! association and agreement:
| ARTICLE FIRST.
"THE MFCHA NitS' NSD AGKICUiTUR&LFA ,s'' as g
@ Of E6 r r and its domie fixed the
ARTICLE SECOND
G6sS Sa aGs n oil at he 39iSo % TO Of
Iufe including Cotton nea Coffee Tobsccu Rice IIcm etc
gardens be promotion deeopmcnt Of tho Meebane S
Pogement ana Of the races Of useful animals
See ., F a SG oLy the eng24raTc1ent of
eSt upon such SUBJECTS ny Offering premiums
ARTICLE 1rrHD
rto r,,-tso,. =. H., ,..ata.,
upon whom ca'loi"F Of 1'r process shall DC served
The capital stock of6o Association Is hereby fixed ut the su,n
o. one hg1iIsd ana MY fhon'3d dollar represented by
for As follows to,wit: '',',' 'A'
Thousand ejyht hdred and XIV o @@y Of NIX ?ne
day Of uy follow nE twenty per cent on the fifteenth day
dfs day Of September foawtns bnt the oDarefi OF lie
:toc il .ubseeI f6r ntrr hil nd (toTana doias Of
subscribed for books lie Asoc@ion eG ss ned
Twenty per cash the Of subscribing, aTJ tl 3
Igogs sgnE Per cent in i45nmGnts Of weny per cent ma
In case nIy suI,.rri6er reTise ar n[nsct IN nav ~,
heir suscp'i2n talmtnt within sixty ,las after tie
Association or may keep or disposg Of t ]
pleasure. u tut 'AHio al
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LIVER INVI oRATOR
Never pebEliTn< seq,

tits compounded entirely from luna and hag beca7o an az
ablihed fact STANDARD Medicine known and approved v an
that and resortpd 10 with confdenn IN ~
| the diseRsps tor which it is Recommended
1t hns cured thousands the last two vears bod
given up ~ lope5 of relief Numerous
Gates in : pDs6tasiun show
Tho doa2 adapcd to tho tc9near1er nj tina ,5
nal tngit, and used in och quantities Us 10 nm tto
Bowels.
LotthaGictnos Of your Judgment Won In Tho psc If III.
'A"ef Hgoht0r and it will Liver Gomplgnts Blinus
AuH"H DJaTep'ia Chronic GiaThts, Summer Complaints
Dy8ene5J ropsy Sour otGoh BGbun Coaivsuesg Cbolie
Cholera hoera Morbns GhaorA Ilant1n, Flaulence jam
dice '1nle Weaknesses nad y successfully rs an
Ordinary Family Medicine, It viii Headache las
hoTF1n4s can testify twenty two or three lea
'poo"li ARE taken at coacaulsnt Of attack. All who use
n7e Si7inE their atimCz gin favor.
@iS wRtcrn the non.n eth The Invigoraor md Cs=e-y
10th together
Price, 81 per bottle.
ABB
Sandcord'e. Hsslla3ly CGthart1c xaaEIg,
pare Vegetable Extracts, and apn GlaEa
Gases, air sight, eEa will keep in any climate
The Family CtAartic Pal. gentle and active Csharc
whiGh the proprietor has ed his practice than twenty
Inc P 3 bo ai49 iGfi eEst ao & we
s9rd to the Vs. has ssucad place tea within the rasch
$5gssn , Psrso9s i Gs 9q2ei 's I'''' 's'
ast"hed fact been compounded . variety the purest
yeSetao9 EHtsos which alike eFsry part Of the aEcns
Try Gn& and are good and safe in G csea whero atartis
Ps Rss 9 5ge as DER ] he o@ snc
ogeT the Whole body from gudden Geld which feqrcrtiy Il
TS$leIed end in e9erse Of Fever J,,ss Of Arpote Creep
%3t in Tho ticnA NIL neanr..org Diseases, Vosnl5 IN
ary diseasos to wlicl s ia fais e. loo .narts ~
o'g@op in, in tkts dose o8. hco DnSs
druggists generally Hua s"i by the rR6v III largo
IS W sAHgQFr, ri q, and Proprietor
]. WEIGHT Gov
ra&1dsW Aud sold b. aytEy 0faSSl5l,
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The following resolution. accompanying I

The following resolutions accompanying the thrc
part of the foregoing report was read twice ant
adopted, the rules being suspended
RrDprei That permission he the same hereby rnuta
to q smpt to conti1nS his black smith shop Louisa
during the pleasure of the Common Council ~
The fourth part of the foregoing report, relative
to the petition of 7. Michel and n Ferechea, les
referred back to the Committee on Streets and
Landings, together with the following minority re-
port in relation to the same
Inc und"rSgned OF the Committee uf Streets and
ahHtS nave the honor present this III minority rruo
a he petition Of Michel ant n Ferechea lesres the
Ioydrs and Magazine street markets. asking th4t ordinance
NO 5io be so amended them collect
mona MS on each ut the tables stands Of
innfke 5, recommending that said PRAYER ne,ucs be
granted thus pacing them in tie position col
feCnls VI The irSG Of all the ohs ma kets of the city,
resolution Is ntofagy presented adoption ancud ord
nance No "iO entitled al On lsuce crnu the rkcts
ana pfONlIing Tor the tn ming the thereof"
Rr'pcc!ft.'r submitted,
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HELMEoLD's GENUINE PREPARATION

ELMEoLD's GENUINE PREPARATION
HHE EI yR0I Ts RmcHr for the Bladder
| HhLERnIn'S BUGfiU for the GTayei
HiEEiiMTb boBs RRSt rH for for 9sr nr"psy
HEhNR0LbS R 81 tor LES Of NeE2ory
HiEIMB0LD I,'S BuGIIu for nIicnt Broathl r.
HEIMR0LR,s BTGIIT for t HstS IT bSSiiy.
HELMRr re BTClfi for Universal La.ssitnde
HEWRoIs B% for H 2.59r s %5 nseAS0'
HELMR0t.D'S BUCHU for WakerpI2ess
HHFFMHHH@@ Bs H HTG#G i [Sf 1 y@Ss: Skin
HETBoLbS BIGiT for f2 nU Of if ice vsa
S99:15 e. 5%;i # SSH Hss..s,s
HEETRo T, H$G BH IT. ~ 2 IT Of Society
crs nn III nIMHU Tor fxces"ss arising from Inds
EEEEHI&&EEEEs FFEEH HAhES FFE ES5iTEs
Old or YoHns Single, Married contemplating Marriage
TAKE NO MORE PILLS.
THEY ABE OF NO AyATr,
HEtMB0LD'S EXTRACT RU&EiU is tho vety b,tr ron,ea,
g2 %g ron n 2T ~ G2n' hi CSe 2 tic Fey ~hoo1
or change Of life. Sec symptoms arovs " '' ooeilf
N" Family SHOULD tss without Ttg
AR m MM 3AM 5=ery OF Unpleasant sdi
HNLMBOLn'9 EXTRACT RUcHU CURES
,, Secret Diseases
Little chaogo ofdte 10 neo5ioPic,e
hNn NO NXPOGTRE
Use HElIMB0InS EEFEAGr HUGHUfor Excuses ars,se
,u,,,-,,.,., fsy Youra; sse' Ola.
mo- ii jopopsr -5Fct a c rorG E. # 70
Tsa lfELNgGhn'2 #ETRAGTT BUGfIlr for D;.uav.sord
Is lEGnEo]0s ExTGAcr G &6SGiiIIG for A Affection.
Nu !! di4easea Of tbs ~
v,a.,..-.-......... Urinary Organs.
BInle OF Fer1nfc.
from @hAteVer csnao originating, and matter ~
.,,,,..,.,, i, Tisvv i4oltS; Stas'itnS,
may orjson- ora IL same ,1,e VI ' ''"o treat
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FIVE PREPARATIONS

adapted tohe deficiencies of the Bo0dn different Fo~
Coughs Colds Bronchits any affection wIgfgver NJ the
Throat Lungs inducing Consumption use No which ala,
the No. for Depression of pirits Loss Appetite and for nh
Chronic Complaints arising from Over Uss General De,,
and Nervous Prostitution No. 2 for Liver Complaints No ,
for Dyspepsia Being already prepared absorption IT
taken by drops and carried Immediately the circulation m
that what you gain retain. The No Female Irrepu
ares Hystea Weaknesses, See special directions fo-
THIS FOR Salt Eheun Eruptiono, Scr0uloRs, Kidney and
Bladder CompAts, thke No. In sill cases the directions
must be strictly followed. Price Blood Food 81 mar
bottle.
Sold by CHURCH DUPONT, No. 400 Broadway Eev,
York j. WRIGHT & Co, No. q & Chartres street q
j. WOOD CO. ST. Louis, Mo-, by respectable Drug
g8a throughout .ho country.
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INSURANCE,


7 OUIaIANA bUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
New ORLEANS, March J. 1890
conformity with tho requirements of their charter the
Company publish hstollowt statement:
Amount of Premium, received from LIST March 1880
to the 10Th Fobrl'ry 1860 E68l,6 81
Amount of UnenrDtd Premiums March ls lS59 903l4 10
v, szzl,gn 81
Promiu1rso on Fro Risks .............. Sso7 557 o.
Premiums on Marine Risks. .......... go 2G3 81
Pren,iums IN River Observation-Disclosures, Isl 10 80
,,.,.,, - s77l,9r 81
1921, so5 "a
Net Earrcl Premiums for the ending 2olh Feb.
ruary, ...... OGj1 7
Ftre I.osses....''. ...'.''........Sll 1851 60
R RtTt% io &c., ~ s 81 j j
Reinsurance aud Expenses les, Interest," -
- sar597s ca
Net y'"' ending 2'h February 1861 s Oh y
Tifs Company have the following assets: -----
Invested ii morEt%n on rcnl .Gs!@te worth double
the amount loaned thereon. slOi 600 10
Invested in baik stoc $50 90
Invested in oLeFey haHds. gGD %
Ionci on nIcdgc stocks nnt 2l9 G4} 50
PrsaIuma in course Of $cction " 2iq52 :
t@Rf"nre scrip oTc o. VI ~
Cash On hand ld@992 IS
Total amount Of assets, ........,....... s9a23l8 IS
STATE o. L0rI9IANA,
Parish of Orleans CITY Of NV Orlc ns.
Be Il remembered that A'a Nh day Of lIc $50, he
fore mo- the Subscriber Justice Peace in and The
city aforesaid. personally apDnrel Charles Briggs President
and H. r Janvtcr Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual nslrauca
Company Of New Orleans. vino being aIy sworn according to
law do Oppose and that the above are lust and
true and correct trHN6 rpt from the books of the Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, PrCsident.
H. r. TANVIER Secretary.
hT.Fl5 hFl
1850. D. F. MITCHELL
Second Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Orleans
Tho Board Of Trustees have resolved pay Six per
ercs the outstanding certificates profits after the
Second Monday OF May redeem after that
date tho Scrip issue Of tho year 1883 and they bave further de-
ared scrip dividend OF Thirty Three mud One Third Der cent
the earned premiums year ending Fefnnrv 20 1900
Cor which certificates will be issued and after tic first day Of
June LEGO.
CHARLES BRIGGS. President
A CAERiEKE, Eice-Irosidcnt
Z. P J4NyfGE, Secretary.
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MohAssEs... ......,.,........MoLAssns
superior article of Sugar House Syrup oasses of the w
0"S well known brands made at Orleans Refinery for
sale by A TTI0NSCN CO
ial2 3m AZ r,,.;..,.-.
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Holm D. BExN & SONS

.EoHN D. BETN & SONS
Agents for The manufacture Of
sHEEP AND BOLT COPPER, BRASS AND COPPER
TUBING, TENNESSEE IRON, CAST IRON PIPES
PLANTATION BELLS AND BRANCH
GRooKEs & CO.'S SAWS
Nos. 80 and "a Camp street,
New Grleapa
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CONVENTION De L'ETAT De La LOUISIANA,

2 q y nal FICIEI
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w as br3'7Ssht to 3le City Police ia II on thu
oth OF February, 1861 the light gr ALLEN Saws
ne ne ne ongS to Mr. Rch rl Worthy who >iaes in Naccy
Mississippi He ia feet inches high has curly hnr look in
'et 1 has p,gnd ter'h an Is aE-d about ri years
Inc owner will call and properly according law
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ JR
p,,r ~ Keeper Of City Police Jail
faa LIT -N''' NE" 4 ~ 1Et'9
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MA aIowe&Frti

MfURDPEAM AVID SOUTHERN pIREsCp
s III apE aSsoSiATl0N-No. % Gravie street.
rs ALLAN. FaYErTE Miss ~ t-''t4
!. ends he 3rlrts in the counties of jefferson dams
saAaitn andGlaihotae, and the High Courts d22 VIZ
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WAS brought GO the ClLy a-Ol,,- ,,,,, ,.
~ the OF brn4rT l6l the liEl1 gin b1T TOfS
,a'9s hrih Of pl@qnemi%e~ H. He iachs& hlrI
and light moHstlChe and is aged about 2. yr ~ S"'ee
The owner will callnnH clam It's pruGerv rnrin IN 1
MlfuEL HERNANDEZ, in
Po-t,+d u, ,,-, e ,ee, Keeper of City Police Jail.
frIg l5t - n 49, 49, t!
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Do, WOOD, y,o. BATTLE CREHE Mich, Dec 81, 1883
rr9 Woo - IheG wilt EeaSG accept liue to inform thee
caused by complicated chronic dense attended vim n 49,
ton Oh TN" head continual course Of suffering hrongh liza
having reduced me TO state Dependence hnn ot haan
able to obtain stu" for cnps neither have been able to do tnam
mp IN t0thcGencG OF which head
from cold This induced pay Briggs IlodTes alrros
tue Inst cent had on earth tor two dollar bottle NJ a Iifr
ilG5"Eiiyc about the first Of August last have faiihnIi
followed the tecong and the bald Is now covered wib
mar mex hd black though short is also coming in nj nrar
my head Feeling confident that another large bot ia trom 70
store entirely and permanently feel 8ixo+ to ncrsevnra IN
is use ana heinE destitute OF purc!igp any mara
would TX thee II thee w2uld not ba willing send me an or
der @" le agents Tor bottle and
nro ecaTio tho reward ia those that nTs XIII to be
widow and the fatlrress," ~ ''1 W i'o
1hy TREND sUSANNAH KIRBY
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MRDHCTrHRa.
TIE S0LDmRS SAFE GUARD.
ANEW WEAPON or DErENca
SAFETY AoAINsr DEATH


e0LDrRRs, who calamity volunsesr their service,
= The Government, should 10 protected aqnIna
bcknesa and Death by inglorious disease ID h :
vel authenticated fact that In all wars since arf.r,
yeCanno science, more deaths have resulted from
sickness than from the casualties Of war,
IT every soldier be armed with RADwAY,e
hEADf RELIEF. u will prove az serviceablo a.
musket' pistol, sword or hayonet with IA no -
ger will result from sinstroke Darrbca r,.son,a.
lever aud Ague, Typhus and Typhoid Prvcra
khenmatsm, Neuralgia, Headache, or other mains.
Oolgns' Gods, influenza, Asthma with this
Wmeuy plentiully used IN tho camps, no aickneaa
VIII hroak out or postilcnce prevail
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF has been fully
rovcd 70 he the mat important equipment Of the
medical stores. IL saved tho live, If thousapds "a
,odiers IA Venezuela New Granada, aud Esuador,
b1uth America II also proved " great value 10 the
Eighth Regiment, during their encampmont =,
Qlaantinc, ~ youchcd for by all the officers and
Upwards Of 80 piiyatcs Of tho gallant Eighth
Should the chances Of war require tho presence Of
our troops IN the malarOus regions, agoons and
marshes, and rico pauti ona ~ tic southern gatca
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will prove Of more
SERVICE If used than all the batteries and artieries
oi TIC earth with this remedy, the JOSS 81 life ly
We diseases OF climate will le small; without itand
dependent Sron the skill Of tho army surgeons un-
Echmatod, and without experience M 10 the disea
Iei as they prevail IN those localities the loss Of Life
will 10 fearful.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will save tho live,
o. those who may c seized with any q tho climatic
diseases Of the Southern States. For twelve years
u has hattled successfully with the most formidable
OF poHtenCes 81 tho rice, cotton and gtipnr tlanta
Mons, RAILWAYS READY RELIEF, a. proven
two and curative Of diseases incidental N the South
err States, " ho experiment but an nj soute fat
In case 81 Wounds Bruises Sprnins Gums
Wounds, Sabre or Btvuuct wound tho nppIicntion
81 RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will 10 u groai
service, and used judciolsly will prevent iniam-
putatiOu,