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GENUINE PREPARATION

EJEANEBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATION
HELMB0LD,s BUCau for the Kidneys
IEIMB9Ebs RSSHg tos t BE- b i't1sS5
HEEMB6hhs BrGHg for Loss Los ' Of Msacry
HELMBoLD,,S BUGHu for Dilaness Of Vi;en.
ENB9Es B BTST tS sF SH Sss 5sssh"s
HR9kbs H RTShg S for G SsRSEa
HH99hS B Be for for HGgFqr s Of Disease
HET Me- 3S B BTGB9 foT Taksfuinsss
RHG G for Pain in ho = Pax s rv., with
Temporary sg!fpsi 94, and Loss Of Sight
Want Of Attention and Horror of Society.
BSoHT for for Rzeesss Arising from rnd
erection, and all diseases of
FFEENNA AtEs FEaAhEs FFEEs MAtEs,
Old Young, Single, Married. contemplating Marriage
TAKE NO MORE PILLS.
THEY ARE OF NO AVAIL
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU Is the very best renedy
arne o dsreOn Of dissipation s IN ho Ssens
or change of life. See symptoms above.
No Family Should be without Ets
TAKE NO MORE BALSAB Mercury or Unpleasant Med
cine for Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseasos.
HELMRoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU CURES
Secret Diseases
Little or no change of diet, No INCONVENIENCE,
AND NO EXPOSURE.
ice HELfBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU for Ezcesses arising
BY Young and Old,
And for diseases arising from Habits Of Dissipation II
ali discharges and will the Patient in
so xTRAGF EUGuU for Diseases and
Affections of the most Distressing Character.
Use HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU for all Affections
and diseases OF the
Urinary Organs,
Whether ezisingin
Male Female,
from whatever cause originating, and matter OF
HOW Long Standing.
All the above diseases and symptoms admit of the
and may originate from the same
Read! Read! Read! Read!
HELMBOLDS BUCHU is safe, and pleasant in taste and
odor, but immediate in Its action.
Personally appeared before Alderman Of the city
Philadelphia, II. 7. HELMB0lD, Chemist, who being duly
does say that his preparation contains Narcotic, er
curry, or injurious drugs but are purely Vegetable.
Sworn aud subscribed before this 23i day Of November
1854 VIM. P. HIRBARD Alderman
Price 81 per bottle six for S. delivered address,
Prepared by H. T. HELMB0LD,
Practical aud Analytical Chemist,
l0i Sonth street, below Chestnut.
Philsdelphis.
HB-Beware of CeuuteeiS and unpfineiped Dealers, ho
eDdetvor dispose of their own and ola articles the
reputation attained by
Hclmbola's Genuine Preparations.
=. :. Improved Rose WASH
Sold by JOHN WRIGHT u CO.,
81 and l5l Ghuifres street,
And all Druggists everywhere.
E5F-Ast for HELiMBOL No Other Cut cut the
advertisement and send for it, and avoid Imposition and Elk
posture. iaSl ly&W
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AR TtCLE Y,


by Board o i've Directors three Of whom shall constitute
" r scoTc John Kouns j. l. Ramsbotto and Benz B.
mil shall duly elected and Of the HIST Mon
day of April Of that and OF every succeeding year during the
Board Of Directors who shall serve year date
o II Their IN o fR s b & It. s eo
vote for each share he IN said Company Should
rectos day named for si purpose, then new order
shall be issued by The The Stockholders together
for that purpose thereafter circumstances may permit
The Board shall elect of their members to be President of
for ali moneys pay all claims due BY The Company to sign ali
bills and other contracts necessary in the management Of the
ness President the Board of Directors shall appoint one
sickness Of the President and to him shall be delegated all
the powers Of the President; a.
months W. on e rst Monday Of The months of Ap my
ocobe and JHnaay and the esident may call eca nf
ins enc in his opinion the Interests a Of hs Company
be called at the request OF any one Director or any wo Stock
The President shall every quarter viz on the first
Monday the months Of April July October january
full report the Stockholders the first Mon
1he osrI Of Directors shall Secretary of the Board
exact record the proceedings AL meetings Of the Board Of
Directors and Of The Stockholders and the shall be all
times to the inspection and examination Of the Sockhod
At oil elections each soctho1cr be entitled to one vote
have transferred him within thirty days prior
resent them at any meeting q The Sockhoder Of the CON-
s ggI y 94 s d S hs been 10 to hsd b.
been present himself at such meeting.
of ali persons employed by them Of this Company
they shall make such Hy.aws rules and egniations they
transaction of its affairs provided the shall conflict
and amend the occasion may require They shall have
power buy and sell real estate and slaves for the and puF
approximations ard compromises borrow money, pGr
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7 szSisss teis Bosf0n, Jan. 5.-9
4 s SAIs u j ls5fe5g Ill his Inaugural Address
= said tFat the people OF Massachusetts
s s q ssS0Hd III ihe w0fSs Of jackson, hSse
& Mall 1ghf tosfeslaisa iagisge slaves gtstst be-
ID ne sIslis5 lsiJ oJ eoe43 tn
MI to lsbsriy. He sphnits tsls whole ques-
p tl5s sisylonl Of be laIufs.
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united testimony could resist that Po Woods Hair Re8
toraye will restore the bald ard gray and the har Of
the youth 10 old age, in all its youthful beauty.
B4rrLE CREEK Mich, Dec q, 1853,
Prof Wood. Thee wilt please accent line to inform thee
that The hair on my head all fell twenty years ago
caused ~ complicated chronic disease attended with
lion the head continual OF suffering through life
having reduced ma Of dependence have been
abia Is obtain stuff caps neither have been able do them
tToa cold Ths induced 10 pay Briggs Hodges alao$t
the last cent bad earth for two dollar bottle OF thy ar
5Ssed he decfions aad The bs spoi is now covered with
hair thick black Though shor 1t is also coming in all
my head Feeling confident that ANOTHER large bottle would re-
use and being destitute of purchase more,
world ask thee thee wold not be willing to send me an or
a the reward is to those that are kind 10 the
/ 80 4'if Thy friend, susANNAH KIRBY,
L1soxIER, Noble county. Ind, Feb. S. 1859.
Prof O. u Wood Dear Sir IN he latter Of the year
1867 while attending the State and National Law School of the
nenead falling very rapidly that in the short space OF SIX
months The whole upper Of scalp almost entirely
tha part my head shortly after became gray so
o will not be surprised when tell that upon my re-
wore not 50 much at discover the change appear
intimate acquantances were to recognise me
at oice made application most skiul physicians in
country, but receiving from them that hal
could DO restored forced to become reeoncd &
your Restorative recommended TO by druggist be-
g the reliable Hair Restorative III tried one hot
de- and found to my great that was me
desired effect Since that time, have used dollars worth
your Restorative. and result have rich coat OF very
soft black hair, which no money can buy.
mark my gratitude labor and skill in tho
facion wonderfuan article have recommended its use
many my friends and aeauainapces, who happy TO
MORN you, using it with like effect
4. NJ. LATTA,
an .f,aunse or t-f,n
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p A. E'A8NEsTOCTk'S VNRNIIFUGE has
- long haen regarded with tayor ard confidence by large
body Of the regular medical profession in State i'll the
Cnon - prepation unsurpassed by any, and daily
scbed by tho most eminent physlc throughout the United
States Duug the long period Of its continued popularity sp
lious and counterfeit limitations have from time to time made
their appearance. Never has it heeu necessary the
part of the buyer 10 exercise udcious caution in purchasing
the genuine article than Mt this lime These limitations often
close in their resemblance B. A. FalnesDcs
YemifuEe be well calculated put upon the unsspect
ing purchaser article which he neither wished intended
10 buy 1t is enough buy Of accredited rgen but
every purchaser vigilance TO avoid being imposed
and examine every bottle himself that he is buy
ing the genuine B. A Fuhne5oCks Vermifuge.
@5-PurchAsers should I1o well to the initials the wrap
per- and that they buying A. FahuGstock Verni
fuge, and no other. dog lmVW
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Spnldfng's Prepared Glue
Meets all emergencies no household can afford to bs
without it. 1t is always ready and up the sticking point
There longer necessity for mpng chairs spntered
headles dolls and broken cradles It is just the article
for shell and other ornamental work. popular with
dies Of refinement and taste.
This admirable preparation is used cold being chemically
held in solution and possessing all the valuable qualities of the
best cabemHrs glue 1t be used in the place of ord
nary muciage, being vastly adhesive.
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
n. BA Brush accompanies each bottle. Price, % cents
Wholesale Depat No. As Cedar street. New York.
Address HENRY C. sPALDING 4 Co,
Box No $500, New York.
Put for Dealers in Gases containing four eight twelve
dozena beautiful Lhograph Show Gard accompanying each
package.
E5~A single bottle of SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
viii save ten times its cost annually every househoda
Sold by all prominent Staoners Druggists Hardware aud
Furniture Dealers, Grocers, and Fancy Stores,
Country merchants should make note of SPALDING's
PREPARED GLUE, when making up their list It will stand
any climate. falo lyEW
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est al {ses Ssr correspondent
Eas that vi gent sElen did not rise to
gtFe 5sf rs efse On the neXt coca
sish d iae# aeis8 iii tlie pf tie bose look
IFS ORG ibid III OVID. And gopd enough for him,
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Eandforass Fanatly Gathartfe pills.
oempoundedfrom purs Vegetable put upin Glas

Oempoundedfro purs Vegetable Extracts put upin
Gaaas, air tight cad will keepin any climate.
The Family Cathate PHI is gentle and active osthartic
which The proprietor has used ia his practice more than twenty
yeara The constantly Increasing demand from those Who
long Pills n the satisfaction which all express
gard TO their Hse has induced place them within the reach
alt Tho Profession we'll knew that different Cafart.cs act
81 different portions or lilo bowels.
The Family Gahgrtie Pill has WITH dua reference 10 this well
established fact compounded from avaey of the puresi
Vegetable Extraeg which act alike every Paf Of the aEs
fgry CANAL and gooiaa safe in al whsfa Cahara
nesded sneh Delngenaen5 e be sonoh slespiaesg
Psin In the Back and Lons, Qodyeness; En and eseEes
ever a Shela hody, from sudden cold which frequently,
neglected Of Fever, Loss Of Appetite, Creep
cgtso af Gold the body Resesspess, Headsehe
WEIGHT In te Heal all InaAraatory Diseases Worms y
I1ep or Adults RhsumAsn great Puritan Of the Blood
aid niany diseases q which aesh Is hair
Iris Advertisement Dose. to 8. Price. Dinles
Liver InvgoTater Family Gathartio ills relaed
by generally and sold by the raden all the lsrg
4. II SANFORD NJ. D. aanpiactprer and Proprietor
- y. WRIaHr 4 CO.,
Wholesale Agents,
ssz7d&W Aal sold By eFRy Druggist
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elu Orleans ailp Crescent,
Y. U TQAN REspoNDENCE.

slsss,s3n 1asiH Victorious No Prospect Tor
sf,sss1 s 4saarcllN on DeSs3tissl Iae9ita1ie--
asSlfelst EouslAeat Qf 6feil. afa9a7aoa lie Cap
1sGo 7lstoclyltef85s ct Liberals.
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Parish of Orleans, City Of New orle ms. )
Be II remembered that on 10th day of March, 1869, BIO
fore me- subscriber Justice Of the Peace In and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Charles Briggs President
p JAnver Secretary of the Louisiana Mutual insurance
Company Orleans who. being duly according 10
law do depose say that the above accounts Just and
true transcript from the books of the Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
H. P. JANVIER, Secretary.
Sworn to subscribed before this 0h day Of March,
1860. D. +. MITCHELL,
Justice Of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
Trustees have resolved pay Six pcr
the outstanding certificates of profits and aer the
Second Monday May and to redea and after that
date Scrip issue the year 1885, they have further de-
claed scrip dividend of Thirty and One Third per
the earned premiums of the year ending Febraar9 1890
for which certificates VIII be issued and after the 6stday Of
June, 1861 ..-.-...
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CARRIERS, YicePfesiient.
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NEW YnRK NARDS.
: s sesEs raAsos {{s a.T. f asa:F
NORTH, SHERMAN
II IMPORTERS AND JORBERs
-sg& -oF-- sn
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FANCY G0oDS.u- 'RY,
JEWE1RE STATIONERY MUsH0AL INsERU-
MRNTS, COMBS BRUSHES, PER
FuMERY, BUTTONS
.rr-. THREADS
No. 9s Chambers street.
~ u

- NOa 9S ChnmNers stNeefs
my2i 1ykw NEW YORK.
STSs 4 gn5gn Il
GACRETnr, BE1r4CEEEa 81 CO.,
~ WHoLEsA GR oCER
Importers and Dealers
WINES AND FINE LIQUORS and Agents for VIRGINIA
Manufactured Tobacco,
No. 2R PEARL STREET, corner of Whitehall ST.,
nys2 lyEW foot OF Broadway, NEW YORK.
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lE.sssgz IA. e. BAAoJSRIAIc IS BRO, E7=zssaass.,
WESiF Wholesale and Retail Dealers in GFfEff
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
"a Camp street, New Orleans.
! -oUIgIANA sUeAR EEEINgRY goR ~

Z OgIsIANA SUGAR REFINERY FOR SALE
- OR LEASE.
That establishment situated the left bank
OF the Mississippi, below the Government Wharf Rad within
the limits Of the city Of New Orleans offered good
Of Southern manufactures 1t now ~ complete
par and il well found, having steam engines boilers,
pan machines, bone black furnace, filters, moulds
ample and and in fact all the
requisites fer carrying Sugar Refinery Moasses Rebo
ing largo scale With little additional expense might
be easily converted into a Cotton Mill.
II has Wharf attached to the Ieyee with water su
Gent for the accommodation of vessels delivering taking in
cargo.
Forfurther information and for terms, apply TO
DIG tf,SW BARELLT & co, 6t Common street.
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The object for which tins corporation has been formed Is
maintain Steamboats, for the transportation for compensation
passengers freigh the United States mails ETC. from New
Orleans Shreveport Jefferson and above he Red River Raft
and all intermediate landings.
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The for which this corporation has been formed y
enable the citizens residents and planters Of the City of New
Red River convey products of the valley of said
River with greater safety and facility for compensation from
and the City of New Orleans and generally all freight that
may Offer also passengers tbs United States mails etc. in
good Steamboats, Davgated the Mississippi
Red Rivers also afford tho facilities residents
citizens other rivers where the Board Of Directors Of this
Company may deem it advisable any the
which this Company shall hereafter be interested and for
all the belonging and incidental TO the navigation of
said rivers i'd their tributaries
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--glf. Marcy says
tll asy Yot2 Hefald tysho has been recognized
s4l5Toaa III eIa al the best American institutions,
mia silo Esas stbnishad The nobility and gentry
gsiIa ~ liis feats Of horse train
gIQe Ills tIFst practical lecture in this city,
II iao d, tIiia afteraoon, introducing tile famous
fsiseg afa lietis, d thoroughbred English mare
Il pEypos II Cruiser ,ige have the following very
Interesting episode
tersstipg lets onatration Of the tremendous
gosseF pf The alost passionate natural character
gt5sS N Tie aIlfntal ton when they have been
Il aTeafi entirely gabdaed, bat once again
= Ii Hi sened was Witnessed on Tuesday morning
hofSe. which arrived here tile other day iii the
C5anclins Gfianell from England. Cruiser was
the slsgl spirited, uninata geable demoniacal ami
lial ta6t eyer gagged the attention of horse,
tanners, having exhausted the patience and defied
tile Mowers DC the most successful of them that
could I'D found Ia The Kingdom Bat under the
nia gis inaderIee e MI Rarey even Cruiser was
tsstghs h bead the kIlee At bidding, shake
hasaGas pick Dip our hat and perform d variety
o ii tlIeE interesting Ieats. The animal behaved
himself reiiufk ably we'll dafing the voyage, but.
Eie iaGt pf his being compelled TO remain for SO
1uslg 4 sifGe i'll stan i'll the hold Of vessel
a5sSa9S I'M ar0slsea l.is furious temper, and when
sSsiSs atEsltpt was Inade to land him, he became
angry and syase fuil vent to his indig-
na5lon. he y as flaeed in q tight box, the inten-
aEois oeiug tot hoist him up from the hold and
g5Yifg hiIl IN shore iii the boz. This mode of
conveyance greatly displeased him, and he com
& Snancetl to kick and aereami in a furious manner
rlsTec attempts were made TO tie him down with
Tcpes 0el iwa1Tantable liberties eansed Cruiser
lso lose his temper; and he continued to rage
ana Nick, AND scream ard bite IN such fearful
stgie as q scatter the spectators, and every one
ats and alis fied In terror from his presence
tlias 5ssil but BIZ. RaTey, a few magic words
3 and touches from him, and The horse, which
fe@ moment before scanned as if possessed Of
Regions III devils Faa gentle and dooiie as lamb.
easF tlsen swung on shore without further diff
HEalfy When lie was released on the wharf the
people aaip fed aifrighted from bis presence,
3 ssiilSa 8ssarea them that he had perfect
a it'd animal, and gaining more con.
Hey game lieaIer to inspect him. Cruiser
peal1t horse and does not appear
81 eos Ise guils of such fearful things as
& hIEsa Sssaf I'D til him,
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Sees AgOST EXTENSIVE SOUTHERN
NTETfPIANo FORTE MANUFAoToRY.


WA. KNABE CO., Nos l. 3, and Futaw street, Balt
more respectfully infam their Southern friends that they have
enlarged their factory and prepared supply tho great
demand for their Pauos They unqueaonably the mos
durable contain all he improvements and fully guar
aneed years For and great power Of ton
and agreeable touch they are uuequaled
Thalbeg sakoseb and other great paniss have used er
their given certificates for their superiority
Tney have for the last years. taken the s premiums
al competitions ali the different States where they have beer
exhibited Last year they received aye first premiums two al
Montgomery Ala one the best Southern made piano. AND
one for thu best againsps competition.
supply of the may be foand at
agents In New Orleans, at
GEILI4 wAsHBuRE's,
Corner Of Camp and Common streets,
ieIs iykW Story Building tup stsirsl
BOARDING ROOMS AND BOARDING OR DAY
u boarding be had in pleasant location situated at No.
go 81. Cisfles Street, corner Of ST. Joseph d2l Inns
ENOR SALE 200 BARRELS EASTERN LIME, by
GEO. W. HYNSON & CO.,
iy24 50 Camp street.
ppRr % Il casks Koestegs Burgundy, for sale by
8. WOLFF, rs
no corner Gravisr and New LeseesE.
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In the event resignation any the Directors
vacancy shall be filed by election by the Stockholders
notice Of days be posted the office Of the onpa
n.y. Vacancy the office of President ha be filled by The
Board of Directors the first meeting Of The Board after such
occurs the election Of Of its
vacancy Vacancy in the office Of Secretary shall also he filed
by the Board Directors the first meeting the after
such vacancy occur by elecBg of the Stockholders
Office The President Of the Board shall have the power Gp
point Secretary pro tenn, until the election Of Secreta.
rya shar1in ided or
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And testimonials new and almost without number, might he
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uAe testimony uone could resist that Pao Woods Hair Res
torave will restore the bald ard gray preserve the hair Of
The youth 10 old age, in all its youthful beauty.
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Governors Geay, Stanton and Walkers inaugural Adj
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l5ec0mpton, Topeka and LeaTanworth Constitutions.
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Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions of 1913 and 'a9.
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