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But am TOO last, and must say tDtTt IS WusIC n
the old hall yet, for " Talk on Change" as We all
know, is ab6at--that ubiquitous individual, who,
with optics far from keen, is never at fault, and
who, though he cannot always hear thunder, never
permits the slightest whisper within the precincts
of Orleans 10 escape his ears.
must now close this rambling epi5tle, and re-
serve for nv next an account Of this city aud its
beauitui cnVirons--its solid honses and still more
solid men--its lovely and accomplished women
its many and wellregulated r4iIroads and its gem
cral thrift and enterprise. II.
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VOLUME XIV.
Militarv Nutites,

HEAoQUARrrRs BGAUREcARD RIFLES.
ORD Err No. 1-BEAGKEGARD RIFLES, At
III clonYou hereby ordered to npp9r Al g0nr A npT
vi III GRSDAI The 3St i1st 81 o'clock F. N. IN !uil
LII unUFm for Battalion dill.
By order of
Il. q. MEsLIER, Captain.
IT nrta rly Oh
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Cotton Presses

Cotton Presses.
ALABAMA,
Corner of Tchoupitoulas and Robin streets,
FRERET's, -i'1''' ''Al S'' Ss's'
st. Mary's street, between Perdido and Poydrgs
LOUISIANA, ~ - NSA
MISSISSIPPI
Corner of Tchoupitoulas and Richard streets
49,. Corner Of Tchoupitoulas and Richard streets.
- New Levee and Louisastrees.
ORLEANS,
- Corner Leyee and Rohiguac Streets
Corner Annuncation and Richard Streets
sZYMAESKIS,
SHIPPERS, '@''N -0-''''1$'
UNION, S'''7''
Corner New Levee and Rohignac streets.
TEXAS,
fr,,,r Corner of Tchoupitoulas and Orange sreetG.
New Levee street.
TYLER PRESS,
Front Levee street,
LEVEE STEAM COTTON TRESS,
Leyeestreet between St. Ferdinand and Routsgnk
- - streets. Third District.
PICATUNE,
Levee street, opposite Post 1885, Third District
INDEPENDENT,
COTTON PRESS,
Third District.
PELICAN PRESS,
Corner Of St. Mary's and Tchoupitoulas stresss
Fourth District.
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G a TT Il I'll AR E Z.
JEFFERSON CITY, April %,

JEFFERSON CITY, April 81 1861
Arrived yesterday Is Western and 95 Texas
BeeVes, rs Hogs and 4Sl Sheep. Sold Sc Western
and 80 Texas Beevcs, 5 Mich Cows, l28 Hogs, 30
Sheep and 30 Veal Cattle. Stock on sale 462
Western and 81 Texas Reeves, 80 Mich Cows, SS7
Hogs, ll30 Sheep and 10 Veal Cattle. We quote
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1 G4E&R. "a F'GA1TQCAI4 NWlsatga-

4 GsE&EA.E t'GLKETCAl4 VVUacG@-
CIUsKEY's POLITICAL TEXT BOoE,
Ok
EncvcEope;EEa,
ByM. ". CLUsKhy, Washington, D. O.
Il contnns, among other things,
Tho various Party Platforms
The american Ritual.
Geary, Stanton WnlIer's Inaugural ltl.
Seniors Green Dong and olIaer's and Nessrs Stephens
Ihe matcral portion Of The Ken Nebraska Rill.
Ltcomron, Fopgkn IN Z eavenworh F'onsitions.
anha@jD; same including President Heroes spocs,
The 5 taGHio Of The Unitedstates.
A AEtfIes o of Goq %s&sa iadro..
Vreina md EentucEy esol!tions Of l798 and ,gq
Mr. Cay's Report in favor Of tho Distribution of the Public
President Pierces Veto Of the INDECENT Insane Land Bill.
The address Of MIR. Faulkner Oh the subject.
history of Railroad Grants by Congress, With the votes
President Perces Message veoing the River and Hsrbor
The School Land Bill and votes thereon.
TIE Clayton Ru1wor Treaty.
Extracts from Speeches OF noted Republicans and Abd
Mr. Toorbs' Boston Lecture on Slavery
esss Fremont and Bpcanan'S Letters of acceptance.
Nj. Clho4n's Port Hi Address
The Aaysvji,e R0nd Veto
A history of Party Conventions.
Report o. MI Davis, Of South Caroline on the Poics
FoEe: Of the Supreme Court
Mr.. Rnchanan's Minority Report same subiect.
Gov Wise and Mr. Cnters' Letters Against TIE American
Organization, and Hon A. Il StuRrtg Letters signed ''Iad
| o.' defending il.
Kenneth RayOers Speech at Philadelphia November 1856
| snd in North Carolina In lG32.
A. history Of with the votes the various Tariffs.
history Of the United States Bank Abolition Petjtions
hr. Filnnres Albany Speech and Erie Gale Letters,
| History of the Annexation of Texas.
Ofao Of public the power Of Congress Ter
| rGF,7-
| The Nicholson Letter
The Nashville ConveH o and Georgia Platforms.
N--nHyj Compromise with every thereon seconally
classified.
The Compromise Measures of 1885,
Clayton Compromise.
" mot IrnVso.
with mary other things, too Numerous 10 mention.
Every subject fully treated and every Congress-
any object having political Specification ia given
ri nest the public fully the Kansas
and otf 81 4" va NJ.
Sing Ctfse, S. Cub If Six. SIS
JAS B. SMITH & CO., Publishers.
E.EE raadephia
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Loss Dfr FERTF4-Dr J. wEsT

sgssqassgszs, Loss Ebfr TEHiFE4-Dr. J. WE8l
li2 St. Charles street, continues u supply the
,OSS OF FFBTH without wires or springs,
>AlIII-SSrpon his principle Of self saal?n. tha
method has procured him universal aFprcbeon and is reg
aended as hen he most ing9nio's sFs91 OF supplying
peee and aEcion and perfect tnd natural
In appearance defy deteG,ion by the closest oeFor Dr.
tf method Of 11 tsGt with gold combines MI the nouerp
improvements. Fbso Interested viii nd tus a7srentG to os
Autiray and acrup1asr Nr W. returns a sHcers
fhnnkt to is Of fe3- Orleans AMI vicinity fer the
sxtensiTe praaco they favored linn With crte List titeon
years Office I'D residence l3 ST. ATs7 Btrao Ba nd 900
from Lafayette Square. 9abu
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TEXAS COTTON STATEMENT.
GALVESTON, April 20, 1861
BetieW Of tbe ytlarktts.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 CAMP STREET
Tuesday Morning, April ., 1851,
CorToN. with scarcely any movement in En-
change, the Cotton market continued at about n
stand-still, but one buyer coming forward and
taking 240O bales, the sales summed up 275O bales
Quotations nominal.
NEW ORLEANS CLAss1FICATIoNs.
I IntH5or s s@ !n6n ,fJiin:
Good ordinary s H M NIGH nomina
Low Middling ....l0i a9ll4 nominal
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand LIST September, 1860. ..... bales 74l37
Received since. .,....,....,..,.. l,Sp5,hi
Received yesterday. ais isO9,97l
1881, los
Exported yesterday ............... 1885 ,76s, $50
Stock on hand not cleared ,............... l45 439
TOBACCO. I'VE did not hear of a sale
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO.
Stock on hand Is, September, l85O.... hhds. 1850
Received yesterday NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 473- 25,i33
46,0O3
Exported yesterday ........,....,.... 1871 2G526
Stock on hind not cleared .,,.,.......,..,., 1877
SUGAR. .. The market was quiet and nothing of
any moment was done.
MoLAssEs. We noticed sales of some 500 bbl5.
at i501l8c. for Fermenng, also loo half bbls
Fermenting at Zoe. % gallon.
FLOUR. Some 1850 bbls. were sold, of which
1860 Extra on private terms, $50 Fine at siG$4 so,
200 Superfne at s. % and 200 Low Extra at
s. so u Dbl.
GRAIN. The sales of Corn embraced some
10000 sacks, comprising 400 Yellow Mixed on
private terms, 1000 Mixed at Is, 500 Mixed ut so,
1850 White Mixed at 81, 1900 at o. and $50 at 5Gc
IS bushel. or Oats about 1850 sacks St. Louis
changed hands, including 700 at Zoe. and 1850 at
lJc. % bushel. In Bran we noticed sales of about
400 sacks, comprising 400 at 75c., 600 at so and
400 at SIC. {3 100 lbs.
HAY...A lot Of 100 bales New York sold at
SIS a} ton.
PROVISIONS. The transactions in Pork com
priscdlOO bbls, Mess at SIS So 100 at $40 and 100
NJ. 0 at the same, and 100 Mess at $40 $R Dbl. Mes
rctaiIs at $50 % Dbl.
COFFEE. We did not hear of a sale except s.
bags at l3lc i3 To.
WHISKY. About 200 bbls. were disposed of
including 50 Rectifed at 205c., 100 Raw at 2l9 an(
so do at 23c. " gallon.
FREJGnTs. Vessels on the berth for Liverpool
filling up with Cotton at I'd. in American and ID
British.
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a.. TEtsSTaSs's SLAVE DEPOT, No. 76 BA
M9 RDNNE STREET.. New Orleans, keeps constantly on
II hand anG sale Mechanics, Field Bands Cooks Wash
Nh ers roners and 9euersl HoRgs Servants Also buys
and sis Slaves CoL R;ssiGn. o25 bm6"
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BEAuTIFYING l. INvIGoRATINGl- REGULATING
For producing Blooming Complexion Erect and Graceful
Carriage ofhe Body Cheerful Disposition Removing Bochea
and Erupton the Face Curing Low Spirits Mean.
choy nzd Papitation of the Heart Pains the Head
Limbs Whes and all the various forms Disease
produced by Suppressed Painful Irregular Mensuaon to
which the Female Sex is subject.
IT HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWN TO FALL
Originally compounded for the purpose of bringing
regulating the Monthly Periods of Women which does under
any and all circumstances rancks Female Cordial also
proves to the Female Invgoraor Beauer known
II has been ny Mobile, proves be equal
all ii has been represented
The lady of the most prominent citizens Ct Mobile hat
recently been cured of Debility and Low Spirits bordering or
loss mind through apathy inaction of the womb By the
Isfranck's Feae Cordial after all other remedies had
failed this organ excited to healthy action and she
restored health happiness and the society of he'
family and friends
Numerous equally surprising of the desperate Fee
disease have become known to the propretors
,Ts-soli by JOHN WRIGHT & CO., New Orleans; TAIL
LIANT CO., Mobile, aud Druggists generally. SEA ly
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London GO days sight 9M9l pct. prem.
Paris, 60 days Sight 2@3 ftc prem
Madrid,
E E%reeI"m%' 60 days sight, 2@s pet prem.
CadH, J
Spain 60 days sight, 2@3 Tsct prem
New York,
P PSjIs%; 60 days sight, para Pct dis
Baltimore
Baltimore 3 to 10 days Sight, 1G11s act. prem.
New Orleans 30 to GO days sight, Get dis
New Orleans, 3 to uays sight, l,lll a F3ct. prem.
TEXAS COTTON STATEMENT.
tnri19
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p. RiALLAIsD,
IS ROYAL STREET AND II BIENVILLE STREET,
Informs his numerous and the public generally
that in consequence of the organization of the Southern Con
edegary he has resolved increase his facilities for the MAN
UFACroRE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION OF FURNITURE
Having twenty experience in the manufacture of Fur
nitue for this market confident edn pro-
dueing an article far superior any article brought from the
North.
Always on hand his Mnnuactory, Bed ROOM Paror.
Dining Room, Hall and Library Sets.
All kinds Of Furniture made on Drawing
In conjunction with the named business he will also
keep hand all descriptions of foreign goods from
direct Importation for Furniture nrapcries and Curtain
Sus etc, Window Shades, Conlces Carpets, Mattings,
uphosers' Trimmings Artistic Rronzes Clocks Caueahss,
Lamps Fancy China and Biscuit Articles, China Table Sets
Afene and Plated Table Ware, Vennn Mirrors of all sizes,
Artificial Flowers and Flower Baskets, etc, etc.
Furniture and Carpets STORED and repaired. mi 2r3t9ot
HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
Office - No. S8 Camp street.
Amount of Premiums for the year ending 3lat De -
cembef lS| q
A Hseets 5 51 }pt becember 1851 IS 81
The Trustees have toslaFed dividend Of FORTY PER
standing serP ana redeem in cash sEFENTY-F1VE PER
CENT Of the Scrip s4e Of l$5 - o,., ~ 90, oe..-
The M s5 Ge;,i6efts for the year 1860 deliver
JAMES Z WHFFLEK Seore'--r
" GUMS, C. l.. 6 BROS. COMMISSION. AND FOR,
IL wardng Merchants No From street opposite the Canal
Of all kinds Of Western Produce. rny2l iy
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Private Banks sE1sf Exchange Dealers
BROWN BROS 4 CO, IS Carondelet street.
SAMUEL. SMITH L r O., Camp street.
BROWN, JOHNSTON / CO, No 80 CaroDdelet street.
BENOIST SHAW CO, No. 10 Camp street
BANK OF COMMERCE, JACOB BAREER, Manager,
Corner Camp and GraVier sfrassa.
THOMAS H. BARKER corner Camp and Gravier strsefa.
Il. W. CONNER L SON, No 80 Carondeet street.
JOHN WOOD L CO., corner Camp and Common streets,
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The object for which corporation has been formed Is to
maintain eabo@s for the transportation for compensation
Of tE5afh@rs, rt'2htA the United States mails from New
Oeans Shreveport Jefferson and above The Red River Raft
and I'll intermediate landings.
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EDENFRS'E'

ess7a,zs qs2E84. f&ER'FEE6CEAE4 P4GBEE3EThe best,
E85,Ss+5ss3 cheapest and $lnst rCpea Dental FnlNh-
ETS5sssIsh ntent ia New Orleans is Or. FIElDIN9s,
S@A4LlI-4I19 1874 Canal street
His facilities for npnlan Artificial Teethare unsurpassed
BY Practice mist n the southern Sntes dnying eompei-
ton and 1t charged by the inexperienced
Person requiring superior Den ir should procure It where
they rely upon he experiences skill and eEr!ty which
Dental Science produce.
Every Artificial Tooth is OF surprising beauty, which
the very productions Of natur: gradually
storing that uniformity 10 the features essential to youth and
he"uty warranted satisfactory for nasicAnn ard arcu
tion.
PAINLESS TOOTH EXTRACTOR, for readily OK
tracing Teeth without pain euperEcdng anything before
timed by the profession astonishing al VIII" witness
All Operations in Dentistry performed with eared skill, and
for cheapness and utility unsurpassed by Others UnFk
fully anprd Tceh cmnieled and fl guaranteed mod
crate charges At the following prices, written
eonpayng each set if desired md not found represented
after two ulonthS trial their money will De returned.
Full sets Sterling Silver base nc
Full finest finish gums bound 40 Of
Full vucan2ed Rubber, eqnal TO gold from to 20 o.
Full Is gold base beautiful form 90 TO 50 o.
Full % gold base from 10 10 12S OF
The most perfect gems TINT can be produced.
requiring Artificial Teeth cordially invited to cal
and examine before engaging elsewhere.
DR.. FIELDING, Dental Surgeon,
n5 " 1874 Caual street.
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arqag - - r.z ,s,s.Psssssy, FOR LAA e B0RGKE
60 1z 80 SsaStGULE RAILWAY depot,
corner Of 9oodGhdren aud Champg Elyssee
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
To Procsrrie Lake Borgno distance IS miles Fare through
50 cents children and slaves, half price
Departure of TrAiua--DAILY.
Leave the city for tie Lake at. .............0 A. Il,
:. Lake City :. n.
ONCE 20 Common street ali business Of The Railroad De
pBrtlnent any other business with the
late Alexander Gordon, apply to
W. G. BAKEWEIII,, Esq,
who the only authorized make sign
obligations for the road.
M- Omnbussea leave Canal street every fifteen minutes for
the depot. se22W
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Nw 0raus Guilty Grestnt Tussany goxnlo gpri 49, 1861
RED RIVER PACKET co.
eSRATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH AND CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.


BE IT Known, That this lat day june, the yea,
Of Lord Ono Thousand Eight Sixty o the
Fo"6 OIL III" United States OF America the Eighty
Before me, DANIEL ISRAEL. RICARDO, Notary Public
in and fer the Parish and City Of New Orleans Of ToU5
Of the witnesses hereinafter undcrseued personally
cane and appeared the parties whose hceuto sub
Who declared that evang themselves haprovsons
an Act Of Corporti9h for Works Of Public
improvements and Utility approved March 18th, 1S55 they
agree and bind themselves and those whom they represent to
form "nbel yes into and constitute corporation for the object
ing, to-wit:
ARTICLE
RHs ow @fs S AE& NV s It's
ict is hereby established in the City Of New Orleans It shall
the requisites Of the law for organization si be fulfilled and
from T ae q hSeo oF sne 9 ' 90 a.
provided for during which said period the said corporation
to have and enjoy succession contract and be sued
make and seal to hold receive purchase and
convey property both real and personal oveabe and move
able out the nten and purposes for which said
its interest and convenience may require
and establish ylw for the regulation Of its ar and to
are by law guaranteed to corporations.
The for which this corporation has been formed to
' aa d & aS 11scs the the G Of S s
RIer T iii snf H as'y and y for Pc
may offer, also passengers the United sbte nails etc.
good and safe to be navsated the mississippi and
and citizens rivers where tho Board Directors Of this
Gf G @n asS it e g @ sspd any the b0n d
all the belonging and incidental to the navigation
said rivera and their tributaries.
u.,,,,,o, ,AhT1chE !Ir
m M e"f F@G for he 7gorts2 for eomgensaon
q rcntS' fhf United 54es ln2iis S. from Seg
and Gu Intermediate landings
ARTICLE "
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FOR V Err A CRUZ.

To sail or WEDNESDAY, April H. at 8 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
<sr-<aze, FOR VERA Cf&UE Southern Steam
f tgT1s ship Company United States Mail IIne.1he
pcrior coppeed and copperttoened steamship
Tennessee, Thomas Forbes commander, will leave for Vera
Cruz above punclualy, carrying the L. s. mails For
freight having elegant accommodations for cabin
and steerHge passengers, apply TO
C. HARRIS, Manager 81 Camp street.
nIhe Tennessee will leave New Orleans regularly the
st and 18Th for Vera Cruz leaving the latter port tho eth
and 2lst. 40
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n A. LEVY, sgr., AUtTInNEEE, No "a MAGA-
W. TINE ErREEr will give his attention TO
sues of Real Estate Neeroes Damaged Co0 Furntne aud
out door business generally - =, , -, .
-. "' m22t
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Mp Also New nepos the Soraparu Market Fourth bis
ct and one Ice the New Orleans j k6on and Great
Northern Rainold Depot opposite the Express Office
g~thief Office, HS New I4evre street, n o. M I'm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-29

~ a. FTFTGk.s1E S6II-AKgUAL STzTS
kEST ~ ps oordRs,ss c/ els gckE LN,I.
RlSty cosFzsY Of fLs Ctfy a .vr-c Ycrt
- ~ II e.'t y .A.rlltry. lsgi
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-29

CHE afFS SALE lfs sit a. II
- n v'Ddssss~i sr-~~F rr--sf'-- i.-rs' fr'~
- ~ l...l p c. t.--r4. . .lI..lEl fUl
lirsset ~ fs~or a Lao issilns ana sssnfi lit
AZ krftoft, pr'pcpA al Ni.hsm II Kin.
psesfn bail croerft y -eii fts sci'o-- tss.f
% rssl esiats. f.assed "a Wac coariv. llei e..
ts-~rsi n nrrihwesi quarter - ~ fbe rnf
~s.g eusrt<r ~. 81 10 tsrenfy.e+e ~ -,
sbir tklrts-u flsl. raDse easbf a'ri.inins s.
go ares sod -
sat Hnty. yy'LY e. e..
wighin tos isr.l hour q .sft dss ~ - r- Heu.e
dour, "a Tefre- sufr, wiil cflrf ~ if--- al. i
a the ahy~e dr>erfl n ref esists fn ncfhsf VIA
p-ivtisss an afpuris4c~- 20 tht sti1e - s.
~ ~ tern I..t aAtegfHr sfrrl fffft. a. Ii.r
hssbe-t bsdser r cssb. aB4 upan fri'ufe - fse
scr, eel fcis.lf ssu.iy sid ofiol end cp-ts
~ln 'her - tbfrs ~ De fee-sfapis. in spf 10
.ald reai sslsle " he bxhssi tisasr g. essA a.
fsfisfy tAs tenls.
T1is. issh Day q l1'~. issf
Jcris~sps1.N sANCfl CoSSTR -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-29

FoK Tuk cUgE %
co~iveaes.. Jsundlo~. nyspepa,. Iudigtssio< Dys
entsry. Fcui Stonsct, Erys.pelks, II sdscbe.
Tfles ktscfnatisfn. ET-p.oLs and Skin De-
ss<es. Liver Coupisl1'. Dror.y, letter.
Tumors and srlt Hhsun. No-rnf
GpcL SeUrt t.gis. a Dinner
Pill, AID for Purifying the
h.s,31.
Thsv are saxsr-ccstet. - thst che rDos; sersitv
ea1tsle them pisassnily. and tAey srr the i~r sps
r. IA liz voxld Ios al he purposes q fsaaii
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-29
LEGAL.


SiER Fl > SALE Is 80 a. e
~ coe veTriifiisi rapeuas ttfel If.. +-Hlf
~ feIse ufrf r. rt"f -
4 fvd, - 90 "a. .lsiaIs.
~ tfviu iiiCsi 90
lcssas. bes's heifs .4a .. ~ - fo--a
eseribs- ~ stfsts, s.ts tel a. 81 .a eHi &
"a. to-evit - -. of i. ilfse
ioeau stes an i.uss bee .4 tIfi a. t.f.s 81
iats -sis 80 hl lfiis ~ o. .Is v.-lurI ~
b seufh~set ggaref ~ e sec'l,. it.s 80
o,i.-e.P ~ De ~ .a.,,- - f.ss. .i,r..sl
- rr
SATURDAY. JILL G. Isl.
fislln he .1-sl 10 - q s-it tts. a ne s<1rt
.c-s-s ds-,r. a. Tsfr~ usute. ~H % 81
go protfs fbs af~re a. q tfssl 81 llt.
.etbsr ~1fl si its Wiv Ice sHi o. n lafse. Ir
10 ssie.4. So. ~ ftfia sAr .iiI.l .
-ssrs " ~. ti.t - tfia~f frr ,tet lfl
us 10 ff1' -s sa1 ss .ce & ~ t..Hy ff'- 49, .
ief .rt ca-t.. ~ et- ai t4tit ul. sI
anpl+. g. ca % -sla k~si 80. a. t1s h'T 80
.id.r .sr ca q suf1 th- sfnis
Tbis llfh day ~ j. ?. Isl.
ln,i ~Sp.ss.oo sAA.t. 4, ASiI. 80
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-06-29
MEDICAL.


-
oohpoUSD xEDy. pEsisKgp 70 ~
\ fts s~<f snrougs AlFNsAuya = Ca ls l.sQ
IL l. oo..c-l.tr { I exus<tsa . t,xra ssr>...ru .
eounhsed tn oc1-sr ssls<-Ac>s - <- <r-.s-r a.
1srstive p1ssr a q AT "a ef,ecuvc ailtc ts ~
Le Gsess<s Ssrstprrfs n reyasea - cure a. !,
slss~sa rfas saus rs.ss<y ls .s,sa b 49, -
s-1ef STU fctt cC.f alft1. Gld t-aat ose - =
WI sco az liza tbi rvse uscs p<oss a inn.us.
.ssrNios . = lss: a,ss q car fs.ss'. e.'isses-
Pr0.s1 ~ szpsnH.<nf ~ asas q the ~ufss ossss
= .1i-s - folls~ias eoEpa-iE a:
Scroo1,s ana scr0f-io1s CcaPiEas. Es-7ro1s -
Elvpu~s U'ss -. Ciesfs, fiEs%ss. nsosnAss.
1lale =. Selt .-keCfn. -csld he =. >yyasl.s
sl.s Syr1s.ll.s A8-s.is.s. Asrcorisl lie
sa,e. a.. o,,sy. >s-ral "a &c 2-o--
ia..l.~s.son kryslpelss. .hoss
81. AntaeB,'s Elrt,
And susesd tks ~hs4- cl - q oos.psaisss arsssrs
ifcu iDprriSg q "a blcoa-
Ills ec.apo.ld wil Ia focnt great tEolnossr q
be hh "Lsn ,sAsa 8. tie ssriss, q sspsi sAs fou
huassrs ~hlCa fessss ~ ths tl-,d A. tat
re yeer. by Tie IL - e1pclstou @ Len uar.
r4llAh-s tlsor1sr1 sIs adpped n Ls la4. Mid.
tudss can. by Ls< - q us rrnseg, spare thea
So rec fTol &c so3rrsEo< a fsui sT4.
s,rv< terv-rk vLct ia .ysssu- NJ st.e Il
I'd "a n q osrr1y.lols - ssSrs<t to 80 ia.,
t1F0o<h tie nstafs ch-1ceis q - boSy - ~ zite
~! - sn~oics. Cle4se os-l IL viGst1- -. wa
sx.r you rna itz impurities bor.ssng ,tns III.
al IL pimylsc ersslloos or sor,s. el~anss whel
y-i tna u Ccstr1ctst snc sluSsiso v~ins
c. an. y y 49,. Fvr ~ = i.ui, an yctr stnst AL
I y yOc when. LveL wbsTe ~ pa rc,lAr oisorc~i
feif. geopis tcy tier bssitk. I've loaxsr O..
ceaEe.ns the tles-- keep uie tl1i lea y, Az al
u gsii ~ ~ltt i1is psuslun q. NE dircfdrg,l.
tLsre car os ~ iAstiLl h~ais1. Spaner late
sysatlkirs - ssrtrE. 80 the great rscslstry
u .ife ia .-cf1srel cr 0feflhivN.
Ssrsspsfilla kss AID deesi ves y lcb. The fepCts-
tior q socosnpl -hsng suts. et ~ efc-sc
beer sFrrsi0Bly crcssvci by the prepsratloi
" n partly suss The crv. alcre ~ all Us
yltce tb Al s claimed tor 4. bu' bscsnec n N
prepsr ratlci.., tretsucirs - concentrated "a
tract Off, ortsin bus httss ~ he a Ssrssl.
arfi-, % ArytLif -.
DuI!ng lAie prhlic have essr l1lslss1 b.
large lotties, 81 : 80 sire Qrart q ksirsc
& ssrsapariils D. do.iaf Aost - ftss@ 80
bsen fraccs upou s1e ssck lCr thsy Do caiy co<s;-
hl,l,, n sn,. Ssrtapsf n. Tat o.t~n 10 cursuss
pr.gerties vnatever. Hence bitter aid pAiafa dis
spvoirfrsens has followed the zee toe vArrus
trscts a -arsspsrilta "a hich tood Tie us-ke until
The i,srf e justly cesp-ed AID sss bsoors-
nonymo1s VIII iulposilen sd cLsaf. sill Gel
the oezlyocrC Sara .yanls, Aac ll.sso- q sNppi
suct q remedy - all frr-us he naos fTon -
load - oiloeuy ~hfch recis Uro1 y. And - thrk
We have F0uDc for belie-tug u hs siftass ~t.ci
!rreaistslle D. she ordnery @. the oi-ess~,
h lr srteutet CO Ia ort = secure theif
picts eraticaf!cr fra the system lie remedy sbcs
eiaaicis--,y tskru soostins . sbs dr,ior cn -.