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HcyeF EBnsstIItaSes.
tits commended entirely Gums and has become
.abeod fact Standard Medicine known and approved ~
that have it, ana is resortod to with confidence in all
tho dgeasos for which it is recommended
It has cured Thousands within last years who had
given up hopes relief the
ostsE IN my possession show. -'r
ns be adapted to the ndvid-
nal taking it, and quaes ao gently the
Bowels
of yourjutgment gude the of ths
Invlgorator, will Liver UompGins Bilious
Attacks Dyspepsia, parrhe Sua1le Corpaints
Dyentey Dropsy, Sour Stomach Habua Chos
Cholera Cholera orhus Cholera Infantu Flatuence. Jaun
Dice Female Weaknesses may used successfully
Ordinary Family Modicine It will Sick Headache taS
thousands testify twenty mHrtes, two or three tea-
spoonsEul of attack All who uss
areg giving their testimony in itsfaVor
Mix waterin the mouth With the InyigoratOs and sWa=ov
hothtogetker. ,M
Price, 81 per bottle a-a
Saaatsrertl's Family CaGhart1c PAils,
U9mpoundsdfro pure Vegetable put npn laa
Gases alright ond will keep in any climate.
Tho Family Csharto Pill ia gentls and active Caharc
proprietor has used in his practice than twenty
years Ihe constantly increasing demand roo those who hays
10 TIER hag induced nc to @ b h9 reach
Family Gq'hartte PHI ha due reference t e. this veil
yegesb9 GEt5ee which act as On every R gd ths ais
! 10 needed such management he Stomach Sleepssss
the Ln!ns CoLiveBess Pain and sores
over the whoe body, sudden Geld which Frequently
neglected, end Fever, Loss Of Appetite Ca
ng Sensation Of Cold the body Resne dSsdache
Weight the Head all Infiamatory Diseases, Worms III
Children or Adults Rheumatism great Purifier OF the Blood,
many dsenssE which flesh Is heir to- TOO
ccentioa this advertisement Dose 70 g. Price, ErneB.
The Liver Tnvigoraor and Family ChR Pulls reais3
yrpFeas generally and so by The erHdetn ali tho large
|
ST W. SANFORD IF, d.. manufacturer and Proprietor
SSs Brnsdway n Y.
| ], WEIGHT & CO.,
Wholesale Agents,
a2Td&W And sold by svRg Druggist
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10 ESl'W Goods sgo5Lcs's.

For sao on consignment by HE uudersIe3l 100 I'M
BREIAS, 10 eases Of LINEN THREAD. u Of SWISS
NULL.
J. G. SIBBALD,
me- SPIN No 573z MAGAZINE street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-20

E8~Vc are authorized to announce By
THsLL HAYNES, of East Felciana as a candidate for
Auditor of Public Accounts election November.
az 2pIna
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-20

hEoTlcE no iARIEgRs. In accordance with official
eEaer the Honthmest Pass Of the Mississippi river
VIII be closed from this date. Those interested are
EslerTed 10 the notification elsewhere given.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-20

MEssRs. GiRaRDEY & Co. will sell at auction this
day The Merchants an Aucoueore Exchange
oupd with wostory brick sheds and pckercS corner
Of Grange aud Religious Also three lots ground
win twos hck sheds and pckeries, Poyd.as
street between St Jane and var seets valuable gang
Of slaves, COMPRISING house servans ant Held hands
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-20

RB~uerring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar PROOF SAFES Nos, 81 and % svier strset, New
cans dc 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-20

0eIlAAsa RIFLE B Anglers. The members Of the
above named company are elsewhere notified to
meet every evening at q o'clock, until further no-
tica. Ihosa who desire 70 joinare notified that the
g0lI will remain open for 4 short time longer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-20

RB~For Auditor of Public Acc0uRts-Eslcase
Il. PrRALrA caud,e alto for Auditor Public
Accounts at the election in November.
al 2pie CREOLE.
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5AISIsR GUARpH. The members Of this compa-
ar required 10 be panctnal in attendance, at 10
o'clock morrow morning to answer to roll call
] nne notice Il given ii another column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-20

Dss0T0 RlrLEs "a specIat meeting Of this com.
pady II called for this evening, At 7a o'clock, Bust.
Bssess of import Will be presented.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-20

MoNTacngRy Cram II accordance with Off
cist orders, the members Of tbs company will as
sefable This evening, at o'clock, at their arniory
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-20

sssa WITHOUT Rissnnga. The particular atten-
oA v os q s 60 sails Without reserve, q
e9s. eloiing sad slrta 10 lake place Ills DIV
= ~ q Z Roger co. Nos As and
II eidlsesee street. r ms = sase
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Removal

SMITH, COOPER & STEBBINS
Have removed from Il Tchouptoula5 No II POV
DRAS STREET. one door from Magazine. mig 2pIm
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III W Ts ysTaltor's Auction sales VA third
tzESla Fa ses.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-20

Il azs are under ohilgatians 70 MI. !. ,. Mc-
aad his gentl smanly assistants fcr the latest
TN and Western papers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-20

4 gHH G0sF ArE Loan The Board Of Direct
ora III sshs Bank of Charleston have unanimously
sEEeed II saga 600 000 Of the Confederate Loan.
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AEssRs. Gardner snltn d O., seIl 1f;s day i j.
at e Char e valuable psopsrty
THAT yey desirable RES with scnr ID ~ syo3n6 III
ion street heissess Felicity and 81 Aary ssea
" eegsas residences % Nasaasa stYeS beisesn oil;
HsFe Mid c8ia pfsesss.a ~
danble stosg csssags "a ansea ssrsst w e,;
sisps aad cta resta
xQr fAg81rniaEs ses Rdsftt Aszaansa. ~
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I'll CfEs'eEe

The undersigned woald most respectfully tender his most
grateful thanks 10 the Fire Department for their onp and
elcenr exerton in ubdung the fire to his premises on
Charles street, on the evening of the 18Th inst also his
friends who kindly offered their assistance that
ocCa,ion
ago 2pIt i. L. TRACEY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-20

III tssa BIZ THE MasiBRfs OF TIN BAR, To-day,
III ~ O'Clock "A. M, the aaembers of thc Bar are
requested toassemble ID The Supreme Court Room.
purposes Of the meeting are detailed in the
eronsly signed card which we publish in
aaosIer column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-20

B4TrLn GREER, Mich Dec. 81 lsyg,
PTo Weed Thee wilt Plegss accept line 70 inform lice
caused by complicated chronic disease attended Win an erin
ton the head continual course Of 6rqeng thro1rh o
able 70 obtain sta for esg neither have boon able them
from cold Fhis induced 70 pay Bfies H6aSg Sl,not
the last had earth tor dollar bottis Of thy Hair
Restorative about the arBtof August last have Technically
followed the directions and the hald now covered wh
hair thick and MACK tann;h ot y Nb coming in oil
store entirely and permanently feel anxious persovoro III
and being deStitna of means to purchase
would ask thee II thee wD1t not ba willing send
der thine agents for bottle and receive thya tho scrip
declGraon the reward is to these that kind ts
widow end the fatheflsSsh E@E
Thy friend, susANNAu KIRBY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-20

Beginning TUESDAY EVENING, April l6 1861, and con.
nung Evenings the proceeds of which oil DO devoted
to the LIQUIDATION OF the debt their Church building
to- very hue LUNCH will be served by The Ladies' from
IL to 5 o'clock every day. at6 sQ4t
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Clothing


01A'''i'| ~" 1'"S1 0ff1'A'
we" selected assortment OF
SPHNE AND SUMMER CtU HING
'0"Sl'''"S o.
7,,s, .ra er,,er c,.s,cro Suite If ,so,,,f,i.s
r Gill v,r,r er,,r,,r ,-,.i,,r, s,tt,
Fronch md English ltorlno Coats Pants and Vests.
Colorod and Black Alpaca Sues and Froekteos.
Fancy and white pF' Planters h'n an" "N''' "hu '0I00a
,,,s'' ,.,, ,, .. n, c,.,.
Planters, Blouse Linen Busters.
Imitation seeVsualor Goats, Pants and Vests.
and No'tDo Vests"
"A general assortment Of
s. AN D 70 s.
Spring and Summer Clothing
FULL STOCK
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-20
I Z aPRlI, %, 1854.

eat Oilers eentsatRcaFiH9 'eia
WIZ gray b. a5astirg ts ttstf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-20
1E1un ONLY PRnPARAT1OR
That has-
STOOD THE TEST OFF YEAR,
And grows more and more Popular every dayl

and testimonials new almost without number might b
syen from ladies and gentlemen in m grades society," whole
atea testimony none could resist that Prof Woods ar Rag
taratVe will restore the bald preserve tic hair Of
the youth to old aga in all its youthful beauty.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-20
COas1pkpM Merchants

Visiting tha city for the pupOo Of repcnsiug. their
Stocks, will find at the establishment Of
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS g. co.,
Il6. .,...,...... CANAL STREET..
.l a lnrgs and fresh assortment Of
A.-A svcE~ D1sR- 80 oDss
Which they offer FOR CASH OR APPROVED CITY AC-
CEPTANCE, at extremely Low Pricesi
They have recently opened large lines of the following,
EAREGFs aud BAREGE ANGLAIs.
ORGANIZES and OEGANDIE ROBES.
JACONkT and LAWNS.
SILKS, FOULARDs and GRENADINES.
LACE PONIES and MtNrIGLAs.
EMBROIDERIES ind LACEs
WHITE GOODS and CURTAIN DRAPERIES.
LINEN GOODS and LINEN LAWNS.
GENTLE31EE's FURNISHING GOODS.
FILET MITrs ard GLOVES.
PARAS0IS and FANS.
TRIMMINGS and RIBBONS.
HOSIERY Of al descriptions.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
r7 An examination Of stock and prices is requested.
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS Il CO.,
nl5 2pf No. ne Canal street.
EE0ane manufactures
Il. a. TYLER,
tI5-"............ Canal Street..............."IIs
DEALER III
FINE WATCHES, CLOCKS. JEWELRY,
GSl1wCr a1acl Plated Ware
MANUFACTURES TO ORDER,
szL.yErcyvARE AND JEWEL12X.
DuE5yRs REsEE
We.chaa, Clocss md Jo7olry repaired.
FINE FRENCH AND ENGLISH rANOE GOODS,
Plated VVure, ctCs
mig 2pH
EGobcg'e E'&e&tse
WOULD AGAIN IyFoEM LIS FRGENDa,
STRANGERS VISITING THE CITY,
That his IssortG,Cnt Of
SUPERIOR READY MADE CLOTHING,
--AnS--
GENTLENEN'g FURNISHING GoODB,
Ia Now Large nnd Complete, embracing e7osy azttca
his line Of trade.
ecg~ Citizens and Strangers calling ut his
FRshEoEable Clothing Emporium,
Opposite Ladies' Entrance to City Hotel,
VIII find everything suitable to their wants. manufactured
sud selected with greet care MAGTTFICEECE aud taste
ROBERT PITKIN,
MI 2ptI IS and II Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-20
MISREPRESENTATION.

The following paragraph is taken from the
money article OF the Boston Advertiser of the 18th
instant:
Agents entrusted with the matter of negotiation
of the loan at the North for the Southern Confed-
eraoy, have found i'll success, and have retired
without accomplishing the object of their mission.
How Northern journals, laying claim to the
smallest share of responsibility and deeency, can
circulate such abominable falsehoods, passes our
comprehension. There is not one particle of truth
in the paragraph quoted from the Boston AdVer-
tiser. Not single bond has been sent beyond
The limits Of the Confederate States indeed, the
loan was not offered to the public, even within the
limits of the Confederate States, until the 18th
inst, four days offer the above paragraph ap-
peared in the Advertiser, and, as o matter of
course, "agents entrusted with the negotiation Of
the loan" could not have been sent North or any
where else.
We do not want Nortlerners to take any portion
of our loan or loans. We do not intend to allow
them any opportunity to do so. We are rich
enough within ourselves to meet all the require
ments of the circumstances which now surround,
or may hereafter surround us. We DO not need
their assistance and we spurn their sympathy.
We have no objection to urge against Abolition
lists lying about US to their hearts content. We
seldom neoe them, and depart from the general
rule in this instance only account Of the decent
reputation the Boston Advertiser formerly sus-
tanned. @. .a
-----ure e
The secessionists complain that their section was
oppressed under the old government and yet they
ere now exercising over their own people the
most insuferahle tyranny. They deny them all
liberty OF thought and speech. They grind out
| Of them the very soul of freedom.
| louisville Journal, 18th inst
| The above is absolutely and unqualifedy untrue
in every particular, There is no tyranny " over
the people of the seeded States Of any kind de-
scriptiop. They arc as free as they ever were,
and much happier and better eontented. They exer-
else the fullest possible liberty Of thought and
speech;n and whom Lincon's Abolition myrmi-
dons, encouraged by quasi Black Republicans
like the Journal men, attempt to grind out of
them the very soul of freedom" they will find that
their liberty as well as power of action, are alto
gether tremendous and irresistible.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-20

1Hg sHHRIFP sells ahis day III l2 O'clock il. 81
Isl Common street. yslasalo of ground tipaea
sts THIRD De Far pattieuass And ievns, $50 aaveg
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-20

LtGorIrR, Eoh1o county Ind, Feb. 8, 1885,
Prof o. J. Wood Dear Sir the latter part tho year
lg2 while attending the State aud Eetiona Law School Of tie
State of New York, hair. from unknown
menCed falling OF very RAPIDLY that tn the short space
months tho whole upper part q scalp almost entirely
hcrct Its covering and mnch Of the remaining portion
that viii not be when tell you that upon my
turn to the State Of Indiana casual ncgainanceg
much at loss to dscave the change my appear
inata acquaintance 10 Recognise mo
at all 1Sa54". 's,.
made application the slru physicians in
the country, but receiving from them at
could EEan be restored forced becoma reGopciled
until fortunately in the latter Of the year 1851
yCur Restorative by druggist ss bs
lng reliable Hair Restorative in tried one bot
tie md found great satisfaction that 1t producing tho
desired effect. Since that time have used dollars worth
Of yOur Restorative and result have rich coat of very
soft Elnrk hair, which no money huy.
A9 merk Of my gratitude tot your labor and skill IN the pro-
many my friends and acqpaInaHcag, who, happy 10
inIora you, are ua!pg iE with lka effect
Very respectfully, yOuru,
4; Y. LhTTA,
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Esn Orleans ailp Crescent.
orslfiya /, JoIJRgA on CRY on NEW ORLEANS,

os N rtt;ss ster Ii I'd Proprietor.
q sa1F1'I c,Hi NO. CAMP sfrIs iaTsIs
seaslg sassespiiont $40 % By the Week % ossss
Al verttss1ueats iasarted It the psaat rates, 4
gbees sisssrat made IL regular advertisers,
as s8sIlse Weekly Crescent is published syery3saa
ssag mssaiae ss6sosibtion s-19sfiably in advance.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-20

III asss Constable. sells I2 o'clock on Circus street
hsveF ydrss and Petdido hopsshala futnitpre ec
ssdN 8aalara ii advertisement on sth pace.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-20

on Thursday afternoon.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-20

Visiting thIa city for the pnrpoo Of replcnisns tn
Stocks, will find at the establishment Of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-20
Egcgie8' EWiy! LuE5cs' Fais'

mo- 2pin
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-11-20
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
soa AL Tie FuaFCsrs cYkFkItllY fhYSlc.

are % c"inrcAed TINT osr-sc within sic rrr~r ~
their ssiun rnsi rats'is vilh-iri NJ csatr ihcni
Their rgneirailAg properties seAIcE. Hid clvshss,
and insi;".Atr c,cfy pnriipn NJ ilo hn;ran ofgsn-
ism. correcting n. diseased atnn. anil feNriing
its healthy 'itaiiies. Asa consequence NJ these
properties. the nvalia Who i l4wtd down With
pals nr physical del iiy i s.>,pAishcd % And his
hcnls eiicrg, rsstpae4 " scslgsss ai ui.ge -
simple ana INVITING.
Not only do tlcy W. NE everyday coarlants
~ cyefs hptsN. LIT a,ap nfrny furalddlc si.d
dangerous ulssaaV4 ha n-cns ltiuS b. mod u
pleased ~ fnsh geatss WY Amei.eaa A4a. sc,
cnnfeifirg ctri.iean nf fhgi cuts and Lruei.uis
~ fheir nsss nihe nlinritg COMPLAINS tssf.sc-
nrss. IiWtf't1N. Htnnorhf gyxasAy 1rni asso,asud
~stHsnrh. Nurcf, ltdsJratAs g.ftt N asa 45h;a
baci,gs N NJ BoWris. tafs. eacy. Ioss \ a .3g.c-
afe. Jagu,dfrr, and olilpr kiuafcd complaints,
arising from 4 low state ofihc hnds ntsiricfioll
~ is funrti,ns. They are m excellent Alternative
for the renovation ~ the lio 4 and the rsstora-
ton Of tome au4 strength 70 Tie system deb.la;rd
bv disease.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-11-20

AN Omsous AcclDEsr In the msm-r-
able year. l7s2. tho ''AtlsS' man of-wsr
wss lsunched-s thres-dec ecker Of eminent
beauty. We sil know that the figure st
The ships head Corresponds viii the name,
snj was informed that Hercules. subs'i-
,u'e Wa . mseniticsnt fellow. ft 10 support
the GIobs. When however. they came 10
ship her bowsprii. he stood 90 high lhst
something ~ss found neccesssry 10 be done;
.nd the rough carpenter. waiting no orders.
cut part Of the globe sSsy. which stood
upon the hero's shoulders. When il wss
examined snerwsrds. the part los, 10 cur
possession wss observed 20 b Americs.
Sailors remarked the sccident % ominous.
snd the event has not tended to Lessen their
creduliiy - English Psper.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-11-20

The health of the regiment is not
as good as formerly, the measles hay
ing broken ont amongst Us. There arc
four confined in the hospital will. il al
this time, three with pneumonia. and
two with erysipelss. Certainly not
much sickness in proportion to the
number Of men in camp. Only one
man 10 every hundred and one.
We now have word to sayIto the
young men Of Dubois. s..county. Capt
Bsnta'si company lacks twenty one
men Of being full, and i is desirable
TO have il filled. Then young men q
Dubois, why stand ye all the day
idle" Why not rush in and fiji up
his company! We will, no doubt,
leave here for Kentucky MA short
time. SO come soon. Capt. Banta is
from your own county, and You ought
readily TO fill up his company. Come
and let us 20 where we can meet the
Itraitorous enemies Of the South, who
threaten to destroy Ger benignant go
vernment, face to face. hand to hand,
take blood for blood, and teach them
Ia Government that would be strong
must not shrink from drawing the
sword Of its power. The traitors, OH
their side, are carrying on the strug
lgle without conjunction, reserve OF
relnorse. Theyiiight 10 kill, and kill
to conquer. They must be met with
no half way hostility, treated with no
mistaken tenderness must be
taught stern and terrible lessons
fearful thing it isto conspire against
the authority Of a lawful Government
and the rule oil = tree people. Then
Young men Of Dnbois, we call upor
You to rally around the standard d
your country. Arise in the might and
strength Of y giant and come 20 witt
us. and we will-do You good as truth
doeth tho upright in heart.
j. w. ii UApLoCK.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-11-20
NO. a..


1.-the principal ile,n Of news this
week is the seizure Of James M. Ma
son, OF Virginia. and John Slidell. of
Louisiana. Confederate Commission
ers TO England and France. Com.
mandcr Wilkes. of the Y. S. steamer
San Jac'nto. returning from the coast
OF Africa, learning that they were on
the British mail steamer Trent. over
hauled her off the Bahamas. brought
her TO by firing gnns across her bow.
and in spite Of the protest Of the mail
agent, removed the traitors from IN
der the protection Of the Britieh flag.
and landed them at Fortress Monroe.
whence they have since been ordered
into winter quarters at.Fort Warren.
Boston Harbor.
This proceeding, mcritorious as it
undoubtedly is OF itself. will likely
give rise to angry discussions of inter
national law between our government
and England, aud if the latter power
is as anxious 70 meddle in our affairs
as some represent, this may be made
the prctext for beginning.
The armies in Missouri and Ken
tucky have partially fallen back, and
the army on the Potomac remains al
most in the same position, one divi-
sion Of il, however, has advanced into
what is termed the eastern shore coun-
ties OF Virginia.
The great fleet, after leaving. Il. is
thought, sufficient number of trodtsl
at Port Royal and Beaufort to ho|
them, has gone further south, and \
may expect soon to hear Of its opel
lng another cotton port.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-11-20
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

T,H THE RArlD CURE or
Coughs, Colds, Influenza. Iicarsencss,
Group, Bronchitis, lncipient Consump-
tior. and for the relief Of Consuinptive
PaticIfs in advanced sinscs Cf the
disease.
So vide i tllc field Of is usefulness and 50 nu-
mcfcns arc The rnscs ~ It's cures, that almost
cvers section of country aLounds ia persons pub
licy known, Who haN Oecn restored isotn alarming
and even desperate diseases ~ The lungs BY its
use. When once tried. It's superiority over every
other ncsicine 81 it, kind i too apparent to escape
observation, an'l where IFS yiitucs are known. the
public no logger hesitate what antidotc % employ
pulmonary organs that arc incident 20 climate
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends Ly every trial, conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can mover forget, and pro.
dnccd cures too numerous and too remarkable 70
be forgotten.