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sANFORD's
YER IN VI q o Il 4 TO z
NAWns, flaShIlsfsfnn-


TtiE compounded entirely from Sums md has ha.or - -
tubshed fact Standard Medicine known and enprona ~
used it. and is resorted with eonfdonre in III
the diseases for which it la recommended.
cured thousands within the last two wear. had
given up ell hopes of relief the nursprous
Gates in my possession show,
The dose must he adapted 10 the thu ,,
nal taking It, and used in such az to entl
Bowels. ~
dcateso yourjudgment gue you In the nae NJ h
Liver lnVlgoFhor and will Liver Complaints Rltoup
Attacks, Dyspepsia, Chronic Diarrhga Summer cor,nit
pySenfery DopY Sour Stomach Behus Cosveness Ghnlr
hor6ns Cholera 1nantun, Faulence jam
dice, Female Weaknesses, may be used successfv
Ordinary Family Medicine. will cure Sick Headucbe M
thousands testify In twenty iTutos if two or
u>oone" are taken at commencement Of attack All who ua
sregiving their testimony in ltp favor.
Mix watern the mouth with the Invieorstor ena suo
oothtogeher.
Price, 81 per bottle.
sandford'a Family Catl,urtgo rsEtu
oopoundedfrom Vegetable Extracts put upIp Glass
Cases air tight, end will keepin any climate,
es Fag he FL S gentle and active Cahsro
years Ihs cqa3sstant from ose who fsys
ggt 4 has induced h Ss reach
on different portions of the bowels ''i'n "es
The Family Cathartc Pin has with due reference to this we'll
Vegetable which alike on psT Of me
ary canal and good and safe in cases EhaTo bc
Pains in the Back and Loins yeness Pain and Spr
over the whole body, from sudden cold which freGuen y
n n end u II sG avs Gf ever e
weight IN the Head all Inarnmatory Disease w. 9e
Children or Adults Rheunatism great Purifier ~ tb n
ana many diseases to which flesh il heir to- m
T var f1s @ D9so Price Dimas 70
3wuH. ~ ~ '"9 LINUS III all The large
v, SANFORD, II, D., Manufacturer and pr,.-,.,.-
ssS Broadway, n Y. "''ND'"e'"ror ana proprietor
], WRIGHT 4 CO.,
r.Td6W Wholesale Agents,
" And Hol6 by eYlry DiucEyt
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f. I. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
CouR DU DI1-HUriEaE DlsrnlUrl MARY f. ROYsDON Vs.
JUDICIAIRE, SEES HERTrIERS MI

CouR ou pIx.HUlriEaE DISTRICT MARY F, RoYsDoN VS..
JUDIcAIRE, SEES HERIfIERS MI
NEURS-So 5l35. (Ac-
Parnsse de Caddo. ton en- partape
I'M VERFU dun Ortsre dc vent rentiu Ic &c
IA de jtnyier 1861 moi Mes6 Honorable Dix
huieme District JuicA pGoisse de Ctdo Iaiairc
cdesHlS, pr cederHt lie JEUDI Is de 1851 midi
PH0tel d. Ia cite de Ia Commune les Camp
g. da Magasins rpeer partage Padjudicaen
Ia nrnprirtG don't suit IN description, SAVIOR
UN TERRAIN situt faIb0urE de pAnnoncuton Pre-
mcr Ditrict de In vile de Ia Nouve Orleans dnas pilet
borne les des PaCnnierE MHrct St james st
jean Btpo deign6 par IL No Six Svunt plan de Louis
Rrnrer, arpnteuF general, date u d'Rvri 1881 annexE
ncte rapport de VIM. Y Lewis alors public en-
ce'te vile de Ia EouveeO Gans.
lie DIT terrain mesue nmGricAna1 81 pjed4 non
de face Ia e de- PacNnat5 2f peds oces ct
Enc de profondeur entire igles paal ees Lcau dit
rain etc acgs feue dame De la Fletcher saon de
Martha Mann de H. file CT dage par pcte m ranporl
dOcaVe de trmas, noairc public cee Vile en- date G1
de nnvemhrc 1877.
En5cNhlc t"ncs les btiSses analiortong mi gv
trouy9ut ct ious es d" privileges serYudes mvnages
attnrhGs CT Y anpartGnant.
COMB FiDRSire cie slant Ia spcor de eli dernarc |,
dic propr6t DIFF itivceut adpGc M Mus ofnt d.
nte ench%rs pour a rriX Nui 0crt ozs rnois
de credit ih"Qntc onrnira billet end0sse i,Gro
pnraO jUGrc de HUT pour Ia dnte ~ h
poeque ApGciale sur la pForidtG vrndue usQua pra p
' - ''''' p''0-
lac dit ncgutrenr nern compliant en- dGduciInn din
prtX ajudchiioU, les fais danu0nce du She sGrsni
fStInb In hnnne de $40 nins ulc lie inontant
de5 taxes d EiRt, dc pRrOisSe ct de vile.
-. - +. 7. PARKER,
NIL ~ " y y Sh"rif dc Ia Pnrnisec Il
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Arrived Yesterday.


Steamship Habana, Mcconnell from Havana, to
PUG Brothers-lst dist.
Steamship Magnolia, Crowell, I'm Key West via
other Florida ports, to Harris-lst dist
Steamship Mobile, Teal, I'm Layacca, to Golden.
bow & Lesparre-lst dist.
Brit ship Simonds, Leasitt, I'm Liverpool January
18th, to master-Point.
Ship Levi Woodbury.. Young. FIN Liverpool January
25th. to Camaack & Converse Sd dist, Al
Ship Thos H Perkins, Stevens. II days FIN Baltimore
in ballast, to master-3d dist, So.
Bark Atlantic, Davidson, I'm Marseilles January
25th. to master-Point.
Brig A G CattelI, Watson. % days FIN Boston, to
G w Hynson &co-Point.
Schr West Wind, Gilman, 2 days FIN Sabine Pass
to Goldenbow & Lesparre-2d dist, 81.
Schr Anna G Loverrett, Squires, days I'm Apa
lachicola, in ballast, to Goldenbow & Les
parre-2d dist, 20. sr .
Sehr Col Lester, Delano days FIN Sabine Pass. in
ballast, to Goldeubow Il Lesparre-2d dist, 20.
Sehr Jessie Richards, Cook, I'm Pensacola, to mas.
ter-Rasin.
Schr Znlime, Codina, I'm Pensacola, to master
Basin.
Schr L'Eclair, fin the Coast. to MASTERED dist.
Schr Mary Ann, I'm the Coast, to master-2d dist.
Steamboats,.
W NJ Morrison. Boffinger. FIN st Louis.
James Woods, Boyd, I'm Nashville. l
D G Taylor, Lansberry. FIN St Louis.
Prince of Wales, Iodwick, FIN Cairo.
Dollie Webb, Burt, I'm Bouff River.
Pc Bonford Morley, I'm Jefferson.
D Hine, Muggah FIN Attakapas.
Empire Parish, Grant, I'm Lower Coast.
Telegram, Stewart, I'm 0uaehta River.
w a Andrew, Gross, I'm Lockport.
Nina SHINES, Neal, FIN 0pelousas.
Florida, Myers, I'm Mobile.
T W Roberts, Roberts, I'm Red River.
Towboat Baltic, Chapman, I'm the Passes-towed
down and to sea on the 18th instant, ships
Mary Hammond and Rachel, brig Lealtad--
brought up bark Atlantic.
TeHboat Whtmore. Whitmore, I'm the Passes
-towed down and to sea on the 9Th inst,
ships Prince of Wales and Energy, bark Cou-
brought up ship Simonds and bark A G
Cattel
ToWboat Calhoun, Porter, fm the Passes-towed
towed down and to sea on the 10th instant
ships Lady Russell and Nictaux bark Oscar
came up light.
ToWboat St Charles, Chambers, from the Passes
towed down and to sea on the 10th inst,
ships Armada and Wellington, schr II P
Stoney-brought up ships Levi Woodbury.
and Thos FL Perkins, s,as-
Steam tug Tuscarora, Warren. I'm the Passes
went down light brought up schrs West
Wind, Anna G Loverrett and Col Lester.
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the world. - " SN 'N'"us"ocA
The in bottles three sres via TArvs
medium and small The small hcidshaH pint and ratsig fT
one dollar per bottle The medium bottle holds eaa twenty
dollars bott,@ fhesrge holds quart forty mar cant
IN proportion, and retas for three dollars bottls q
WOoD co, Proprlsora, 4 Broadway New YORK and Ii;
S Louis Mo- and sold by all good drugss AID
J. WRIGHT 4 CO., Agents.
81 and 15l Chartresstreet
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Spoken.

By Capt. Mcconnell, of the steamship Habaua
on the 18th inst, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, in lat. %
bark VIM. Wilson, from New Orleans, bound tc
Matanzas.
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sheridan, scholar wit ana apeudthrift, being
snnnsd BY . tailor 10 pay at leass the interest on
ss bill answered that twas mt bis interest to pay
me principal, nor his principle to pay the t1steTest
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sUSANNAH KIRBY,

Dr. - htGoHiER, Noble county Ind, Feb g. 1885,
y D. wood Dear Sir - In the parf of fbe yenF
49, while attending the State National Law School Of The
STATE OF New York hair from unknown TO mo com.
enSed nG on very RAPIDLY that short space Of six
mounts ne whole upper part d scalp almost entirely
1ere OF IT'S covering and much of the remaining norton unon
e side h back part of head became gray ma
you Val not be surprised when tell You thai upon nv re-
tt, 70 Ipe o'e OF INDIANA acuaintances
were not so much loss to discover the change nv sppear
\ all. fs'' "e'" ~ 'ooos'hse ING
al once made application to the skiul physicans In
nu receiving assurance from them hal
again pc restored forced become reconced to
my lhe nh fortunately In the latter of the year 1881
your restorative recommended a
ing tho most reliable Hair Restorative use tried one bot
AM found to my great satisfaction that producing tha
desired erect Since that time have seven dollars WORTH
OF 1r and as result, hhve rich coat Of very
SOIL black hair. which money can bny ~ " WY
AS mark OF my gratitude your labor and skill II; The MO-
JUNCTION so wonderful An article have ia MA
many of my friends and Rcausnnnces who nm bapnv h
Inform you are using It with like effect 10y $3.50 Ff' w
Very respectfully yours
A. N. LATTA,
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V f R NJ lilo N

Leaves Brashear City TUFSn :, 18th inst, at5P. NJ
FOR VERRTE LEAfsN-IN CONNEG.
Ssg tor win 'ls New Orleans opelons,s a"d G. W.
ssz7=Ra5sH ra,ker master; will leave nnoye, TAX ing
freight for Bayou Sal Hrts Island BrOussarl' Point nil
landings on BAYOU Fermlinn Shippers will please mark
tr ight care So tfO" AOU"n
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The Grand Duke built expressly for Red River trade
and for safety comfort and speed is surpassed by any
in the trade.
The Grand Shreveport with the steamer
Flea for Jeesn and all intermediate landings and with the
ste-mer W. ii. evy. for Fulton and above the Raft
Passengers and shippers Duke leaving
o the ragnlar advertised day above.
For freight or passage apply on hoard
YIRGINIUS G. DENT2EII
fe22 Advertising peni
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BATTLE CREEK Mich. Dec r. 1881
fro wood: Thee wilt please accept line to inform thes
mat me hair on my head all fell off twenty years ago.
caused by complicated chronic disease attended with an ernn
ton OH the head continual conrse OF suffering through liz
having reduced of dependence have not heen
able to obtain stuff for neither have able to do them
up in consequence OF which head has extresjv
from cold Ths induced pay Briggs Hodges aImoat
last cent had on earth for two dollar bottle thy Hair
Restorative about the first of August last faithfully
followed the directions and the bald covered WITH
har thick and black though short II is coming in all over
NY mead Feeling confident that another bottle would re
entirely and permanently feel anxiont in
i's use ana heing destitute of
would ask thee If thee wous be willing to send me m or
uer on ne agents for bottle and receive hyse the crp.
e the reward is to those are kind to the
Thy friend, sIySANNAu Rrppv
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SHEREFF3S SALES,

sHEKlFF7S SALES.
CT So'' s. SE SAS
RY WRIT .<rES q writ of seizure and sale
sell p5o h' at S @
o Ma Cp lat nd Oh e oornr e e Ssg
Fourth District q this city tho Squa bounded BY Annun
caon Laurel Pesan, Toedno The said lots of
'" @es By 'Ps s DEPTH
hK ,F4 Il s to 10'dan0 street. on which they s'' like
FIJI Sg!iss as u he he At Sbo ov suit suit:
sherifof the Parish of Orleans,
DEUE u coUF DE prsrRor la VILE DE LA MILE.
CR6G cKsE xs |o = 7ds W.
MOI dss pn % has s. s dsy e 1.
u ~ dana "iiaire cideSSns 10 procedera lie
rue dc Ia Commune, russ d Camp ct des Magsns
II vente pnbqne ct adjudication de la proprt5 don't auit
bETX TEkFSiNs sue, dams le ouarems District de
ct s. ats ss son sos
Pn Isl peds poonsr F"1 I sSna Ia
I2e " sur is ont une @gae FACADE dc Al pcds
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES de REHABILITATION.
fes6 roe5 "a s,..,,a, ET: PARKER,
~ q Nsw Orleans GEEnlroRs-No 1868 III"
B = ~ S nt hnt g ST. IA e
seted by the Honorable the Third District Court Of New
public auction at The City Hotel Common street hetwecn
$751; at l. oeecE NJ Sr aS @" S Ss Mh day p
'oE' GER X oS" 5T fss R p
S%s5 the Second District Of this city in The
Royal street front on ST. Feer street by an
k e Fss' t Ha a fs:
S oW%rd. r S6 st. rs
@ n Win hSy" s'fsG q feet II inches thence running
K s e'%" %fa S
Public ety. on The 2oh Of 0etobsr Of same Tc
gether with all the buildings improvements hereon etc.
consisting of elegant hreeSory House. slate
Surrendered By said nsovent to his creditors.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
NILS ms Il Sheriff of ,h T. F:. EAH Fl d17:.n.
ofSs@ os" SS'A' FEoRnsSSE osS@SS vs.
RY yIRTuE Of 9 writ OF seizure and sale
New Orleans cause will proceed to sci at
public auction at the City Ho!e Common street, between
1851 II O'Clock NJ, the following properly TO-
A cERTA1N LOT, OF GROUND. situnted in the 49,
Second nstric of this city, il thu bounded by s
front Of q feet on Orleans street, by depth and front
Together with all the buildings improvements thereon
A8~rERMS-Cash the spot.
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
CsQurEHE CoUR DE DrsrRror2I.A VILE DE LA MILE.
dc T TIHE fNEvG 81 EG s3
I'm VERTU dun writ de 81 Isle e vents a
y Nomyelle 0rtlns dams afae cletus, e proctdersi lie
de la Commune entire les rcs d Camp dqs NnEnSims ia
yente pubqne ct adjudication de Ia proprt don't Ia des
TN TERRAIN stne dams lie Prer Ter Drc, de ce,te Vile
Robeon ct nyn p E sS s cs IA rG SG qRS SS'S %
prHfntHT e, taG'e de- 70 pa ~. Ia re Roeson
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And testimonials new, and almost without number rus Ia
gwen from ladies' and gentlemen in all grades society," WHOM
united testimony none could resist that Prof Hair Res
toatve will restore the bald gray and hair a.
the youth to old age, In all Its youthful beauty.
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W Fl | T E RIF

Leaves on WEDNRSD AY. sO.h inst et5PM
r. GULA2 WHITE AVID BLACK
60 M River PacketThe swift and passenger
[sss45a packet FafaIr H. s. Eaton master will leave
EsSE&zTaior all intermediate points Waite Black
rivers as above AID cOnnut ervnr k
throughout this For fur particulars apply on board
m1S 4dyartiginU
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Railroads.

N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, March 49, 1861-60 bales cotton to
Il Cromwell-55 do Thompson & Clark-45 do
Warren, Gilmore Geo "a T II e. M Allen &co-
80 Mcfarland Barksdale- 20 Fl Skipw!th-l5
A D Henkel eco IA R L Adams Geo 10 Byrne,
Vance &co-8 Cutrer & Harrison-5 Murphy, Sykes
&co-4 n Lowe &co-4 do Wright 4 Allen-4 do
Lewis & 0glesby- do Watt Stco-3 Goldsmith,
Haber eco Carroll, Hoy &co-2 Samuel Barrel
2 Thornhill &co-1 do Rhorer & Zunts-Total 1872
bales cotton.
N. o., OPELOUsAS AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRASHEAR CITY, March IS, 1861.-s2 hhds
sugar SO bbls molasses G Sabatier-230 do R Hare
eco l07 do W Jackson &co- "a hhds sugar to
Laforest & Desmares- Sc do W Hewes- 80 do
Lame, Salter Eco IT do l20 bbls moasses to w E
Leverich &co--5 do West Renshaw & Cammaek-
10 hhds sugar Hall Rodd-l6 do Patton, Hender
son &co-39 bbls molasses Hewitt, Norton &co-4O
do G I Buddecke &co-8l do Laforest & Desmares
-98 hides and sundries to order-Total 247 hhds
sugar 600 bbls molasses.
PONTCHARTRAIN.
MOB1LE-Per steamer Cuha-sundries to order.
MOBILE = Per steamer Florida - sundries to
order
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STEAMROaTS.
RED R YER,


h, UhIIFs 4 Nd NnII NFfKEN EFORT Saturday
Lts4kse&.SsE9aU. S. Ma PASSENGER Packet.
aSssssaI7 The new and magnificent frscass passenger
packet Gsra nd Duke. Sam Apologize. master,
regularly ot Shreveport, Grand Bayern Coushatta Carp,e
Grand Ecore Aexandris and oil intermediate landings
p;,,ar fnll
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N. O., oPELOUsAs AND GREAT WEsTERN.

NOTICE WE HAVE THIS DAY RE UMEn PAY
~ in full MARTIN COBIi & 90
New Orleans. March H. 1851, mig I9i
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Leaves on TUESDAY. March 10 at 5P NJ.
III CHI. AEI Il :. { 4 trL,II L

!. MNTCll ., r. ".
REGULAR TALL.AHATCHIE AND
49, h. Yazoo River Pncket--For Tiqt ba, Mouth Cold
lkssAsSfa Water Mouth Talanatrhie. Icore Greenwood
aNsFs3Sdon, Ichula, Yazoo City Satara inter.
mediate lAndngThe new light drarght fast run.
nrg passenger packet steamer Col. It. II. J,ldson c.
Ford muster will leave above For freight passage
ply on board.
VIRGTNIUS G. DENTZ FL,
mli Advertising Agant.
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Leaves on SA TuRDAY March %, at P. NJ.
REGULAR WEEKLY RED RIVER
NEzY b Z. S. Mail Packet Grand Dulke-For JEFF
erson, Shreveport Grand Bayou Goushattn Camp
tile, Alexandria, Noran's, Goons Barbins and all inter
mediate landings Red riverThe entirely light drangh
fast running passenger packet Grand Duke, sam. Ap
pegae MASTER will leave above. For freight passage
apply on board.
VIRGINIUs c. DENT2EL.
ID NILS Advertising Agent.
Grand Duke connects Shreveport with
Fea for Jefferson and all Intermediate landings and with the
W. NJ Levy for Fulton and above the Raft.
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VALUABLE REMEDIES
THE ONLY PREPARATION
food THE TEST OF YEA R q
And grows more and more Popular every davt

That has
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Leaves THURSDAY. 2I>t instant at s P NJ
REGULAR Il ED RIVER PACKET.
FY The magnificent irst-cIaSs passenger packet
E5sSssta De- Soto, H. II. Beard, master Geo R Remer,
EESisscerk, will leave above for Shreveport Grand
Bayou, C0uaa Gayupte, Grand Ecore. St. Maurice
gomery Coe, Alexandria Normgn's Barhins and all inter
mediate landings Red River For freight passage apply
on bcsrd.
VIRGTNTUS G. DENTZFL,
mig Advertising Agent.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


ID ............special Notice.......-.-a n
$4,000 WORTH OF
Il l. II q ~ MT DRY aOOD 4
ATsAN BELOW COST,
FOR CASH ONLY,
TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
In consequence Of the general ana ncia, dsranse
ment throughout the coaatry, we have determined
d r. @ @ o S,
At GREAT SACRIFICE, to close busiaess as soor
We on.r this day, every article at PRIME
COST, from paper Of Needles up to the RIG II EsI
sILks brought g this country.
Ia HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, our stock II very
large and complete, consisting Of
Table DAMAsK,
Linen SHkRTING,
Piilow-Case LINENS,
TOWELS, HUCkABACK, SC. &c.
Splendid assortment OF - ~
ELEGANT DRESS SILKS.
and all the latest styles of French and English
IA BRICS,
Tor Ladies' and Cbiidren's Dresses for Sprinr
Winter and Summer.
,o EMBRoIDERIEs,
HOSIERY. GLOVES, HDKFs..
sHAWLS, CLoAks and NANTES
SHIRTINGS and SHEETINGs
, FLANSELS and BLANKETS, of every descrip-
;ioa.
IRISH LINENS and DIAPERS.
buAbAZiNES and BLACk ALPACAS.
Large stock of Goods for SERVANTS Summer
aud Winter Clothing.
j. Ell Purchasers are invited TO call and see for
themselves. A. X. PARKER Co,
la Main street, Eagle Square.
n. BAH persons indebted to us. will please
call aud settle their accounts without delay, as
ah s-ts A. k p. & co.
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81 Thoughts for Sick Peopie,
Or. HAMPT0NS TINCTUREJ



No. l25 South Paca street Baltimore
cured o. Rienndtisn1 DyTepsio and Nervous disease
Mr.. EDWIN ii. sPRANKLIN.
No. " Register street, Baltimore
Most Dreabu cave Of ScrQda Of gears sandiao lost
,afnt+r Of pieces Of bone restored TO health
MISS MARY >tOFIELD, Teacher.
No. $50 Baltimore street.
Her case, after years Of criaq mas aston;bs9 ber
trends. Let the afflicted c1n 10 see her
HEREDITARY SCROFCLA
A boy in the family of the Hon w p Thomas
son. once member of Congress from kentuckv
was mass OF sores from head to foot. His eve
iilds turned inside out, protruding over the eve
balls so "a TO produce blindness He was cnye5
by Hampton's Vegetable Tineturs
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE nc
MIR. WIN. Oldham of Baltimore Custom Uorsa
suffered from these complaints for Is months with
body and mind severely affected He was cmred
things failed. ~ ''iof
COUGH. CONSUMPTION. &c.
Mr.. Henry =. Wynn had a Cough for five wears
great eakness, etc; had in all, five or six nLv'
slelans; tried all the remedies but was cura1 III
by MAMPToN.S VEGETABLE TlNCTURF
FEMALE AND CHILDREN This TINCrUpp
eases. ~ az 'Aoii olS-
Call and get Pamphlets, and read mauy of ,ha
most powerful possible certificates of cures Of ths
ABOVE diseases OF our own eitzeus - '
, Sold by PURCELL, LADD Co. Richmond.
oy DR. CookE, fredericksburg by All The Drnc
glsts in Petersburg; by MORTIMER 81 NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists and cbon-
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle six bottles.
%. fe 2s--d&cwts
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

~ JOHN II. CARRIER, v. s., re.
TTS,ffJsH ,speettnIiy offers hix services We
IbhtNARf SURGEON to the citizens OF Rich
naona and Its Vicinity Hisexpsrience extends over
man! years. IN attending to All the Ills horse iesh
reg 81 referring to the gentlemen named below
orders for his services, left at the stables
81 PIT. HiA, en- teth street: at Messrs. HUTCHIN-
S soN DAVIS, on Franklin street, and at the
BBrug store Of l.. WAGNER, corner OF eth and
broad streets, will receive prompt attention.
aEFgHEsrEs:
h. w. Haxail, NJ. D., Richmond.
K. II. Cabell, NJ. D., do.
James l.. Jones, n. D., orange eounty.
James Newman, Esq, do. do.
Col. John Willis, do. do
Major Iohn II. Lee, d.. de-
X. b. Haxall, Esq, Richmohd.
I. V Daaiel. Jr.. :, do;
John NJ. Bolts. Richmond. nh l4-1m*
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A SOLDIERS LIFE IN CHINA French officer
with the army in China thus describes in a
letter dated 1T Tien-tsn, his mode of life in
that country At six o clock a comrade
comes 10 dine with me. What feast we
have On roasted pheasant stuffed with
truihes, and mince meat made with the flesh
OF - hen pheasant This is n new idea and
not bad one, either. The truffies it is true.
were present. Have / told you of the re-
sources OF this country in fish, game, and
poultry MY company of voltigeurs having
resolved to give themselves a treat, bought
twenty eight hares for eleven francs quails
cost SIX confines each, "a little more than a
sou,) and pullets from five to six sous each
Never was an army better fed, lodged or paid
than ours is For four day our men
can live on poultry and pigs feet l look
win wonder and delight on the Pantagrueic
repasts made every day By our soldiers As
10 military danger there is now none what
ever. as the Chinese adore us Our piastres,
with which they see we are amply provided
area guaranty that they will keep us from re-
turning 10 France as long rs possible TEN
tsln, too, Is well fortified, ana as our force
amounts 10 5000 French and 1000 English
We are we'll able to defend ourselves
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