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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-10
PUBLIC aPEAgERs AND SINGERS.

Few are of Importance Of checking
Cough or Common Cold" in its first stage; that
which in the beginning would yield to mild
"Broc,.s bronchial 7roches," containing demul
cent ingredients, allay Pulmonary and Bronchit
Irritation.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-10

RELIEF In TEN MINI TES.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-10
s so, 600 ORTIZ OF
az. ESTsFE,
IN :; y5.p aaa l. oair2. iu.a,
For Sale Low, and Oh Easy Terms.
ONE 10 ACRE LOT.

- r'is from Ar-tle Cotta-c, ve.l fenced and in
h'-h state "t cultivation. AMI we! a!npci tor
truit mad vegetable :arden. Being Immediately
back of lie Claire, u RISING rapidly IN r,dae.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-10
Catamenial COrrectOr,

For sale by most respectable Druggists through
out the Union and Canadas.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-10
sarc IA. low "a any other tsouie.
Asts -ss..'.:.:... .tse'4--.. -.pav-s'-s

Ftuj.atuC al' an .t0iil he carrel irou Ghica
e. ~ l'l pE Bat Al, t;luee, . as lpw rate
n l.y rs, ilt.r'ui tuut'. sop it
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-02

Nut bas not vet arrived So much for some AmofNAns
md American institutions in England ,u-u.,.. and
Pr oon<r0 the progress OF American encIplo % sa
genius has been and by seve.
raj Of your talented and energetic c
sS North Atlantic Telegraph unoer su and assnmng
tangible share and when affairs are tte more
viii come before the world ior hnai " ts
question Of piercing the Atlantic with taking WIRE tnat
sss carry civilization and through all nations
The scientific and commercial men OF Europe are ruby
NJ A. D. Bishop is operating with his gigantic
American derrick, and raising wrecked vessels ald
other property with the facility that an elephant
exhibits 10 picking up a pin or lifting field piece
american sewing machines are sparing the fingers,
and making the coats, jackets and Tows sas
Dor whole nation American rifles and pistols are reahy
justice against John Bulls enemies American print
ng machines print his newspapers American e. GSt n
sethes and American breadstufis feed him ana ns ~
Eercus family, while American gold hs his co'ers WIN
CON. ,es, n,,
an exhibition OF all uatops projected for 1867 pas
. vet the affair is in the hands OF small clique headed
BY Prince Albert and far has given universal oss
tkfactcn It seems 10 look IKE sgan' TO- ,b bu,lana
AN IL is all concocted and their minds made UPS your
Csmmissoners Of the Central Park did N tn.r M
briefest kind Of notice given 10 reserve proposals ior
The edifce when Of course, can enter the lists
with any chance OF success; Inc hlustrious
head Of the concern at Remington 30
eDrp,cuous n these affairs that the site OF the exhibit
tioDthe Kensington Museum-is called "Albertopos"
mixing iilustrious persons there several
that make standing topics for gossip which must
Rhock The nerves OF royalty. lady has been urging
the Duchy OF lancaster-a royal property-snd rumor
says with prospects OF Then there the
serous Road murder case which the public have fully
made up their minds upon; that is that Mr. Kent was
the slayer Of his son. That he is the holder OF
good Office under government that the governing powers
aDinaions and Investigations SO far as he may be
party 10 the crime that the examinations
sns that long S as paS
good Office conferred him, far from the scene
Of the unfortunate aarare all corroboratve of the quiet
that ccuaes round in whispers that the suspect
I'd gentleman Ia ilegitimate Of the late Duke OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-02

ternecne war; another part may be found light heart
sna o HaSs eoo On
ments ON the state Of aAirs "down SOUTH Tho Anne
ricsn community resident IN Europe are, informed,
the most determined skcptics An 70 the Likelihood Of
union and cheerfuy their friends that thoro d
real danger and that the "muss in which Unclc sam
I nSr 'd' himself VI" all DO cleared up "0'f'r' next
recent paragraph in the New York roune says that
Unon and 10 amend her Constitution 40 81 70
enable her 10 borrow money. Tue New York journal
hazards satirca surmise that Mississippi had better
begin by paying back the money she borrowed years ago.
and ont Of which she has been continually swindng her
creditors" III natured AZ the remark is, II affords i'm
pcrtant matter for reflection. American panics have
been quite frequent enough and the bonds OF states in
clned TO the principles OF repudaton such as Alabama
Mississippi and the immortal PENNSYLVANIA, have fallen
quite low enough In the market for shdder AT the
notion Of mob Of separate sovereign States the
plan Of great cotton confederation TO have fallen through
and every southern State to have gone ON It's own
hook, and trying 10 borrow money in the Eu.
rcpesn market The desperate Jeremy Diddlerism
OF the south american republics ye, remembered with
pang OF anguish by many defrauded bondhoider and
IN the rst year Of the multiplied kingdoms OF cotton we
might see new CHILEAN mining imposture, and new
Poyas loan swinde "A the seeding states are TO be
each and severally Imperial they win OF course all send
diplomatic representatives TO the Court OF 81 James
, MnG 70 rssp ns peace between the rival pen poen
Hotel Imsgine Alabama shooting Georgia at sight
for even Southeners sometimes quarrel between them
street and South Carons making desperate attempts TO
eouge Louisiana In Pail mall Foreigners have ere now
peen cent from the united states 10 represent them In
Europe. Mr. Belmont, late at tho Hague, French
man N. Sorae late at Madrid likewise Frenchman Mr..
Owen late Naples, the least Of an English
subject. How would be II occurred 10 the sovereign
State Of South Carolina TO accredt to this country Mr.
John Ntchel-'patriot rebel and feon." Mr.. Mitchell
would be quite really 70 undertake the mission He 10
enthusiastic scutherner He considers slavery as us
tined by the commercial exieencies OF the word, and
IL he came here in diplomatic capacity and under the
~gs Of hif credentials, the British government would
scarcely feel warranted IN hanging him, In sending
him back % the convict hulk q Bermuda The pro5a
blity OF this hectorng jail bird setting biz foot in
England save urder the cloak Of some mean dsgnse Is
We admit, remote enough; but the thing chit hanpcn
and the coIilngerey may he recsoGed amorg Toe nm J.
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N o. q. ]
AN ORDINANCE


Supplementary to An Ordinance Entitled
6 An Ordinance Relative to the Unappro-
priated Public Domain i'm the state of
louisiana passed February I2, 1861.
SECTION /. ne, the People of Louisiana, IN Con-
Ye1tion assembled, do declare and orddin, and it
is here5y declared and ordained, That all further
locations of military bounty land warrants issued by
orunder the authority of the late Government of the
United States, within this State, be and the same
are hereby prohibited
SEC. 2. We do further declare and Ordain, That
there shall be a Department of Public Lands, the
office whereof shall be fixed at the seat of Coy
ernmentfor this State, and there shall be officer
appointed to preside over the same, whose title
shall be the g Commissioner of Public Lands.''
PROVIDED, That the Legislature shall, by vote of
fhree-f fths of the members elected to both
branches discontinue said office whenever in their
opinion the necessity for the same shall no longer
exist.
SEQ. 8. We do further declare and ordajn, That
the Commissioner of Public Lands be appointed by
the Governor, with the advice and consent of the
Senate who shall hold his Office four years. unless
sooner removed by the Governor. His salary, du-
ties and powers shall be regulated by law, and he
shall not receive any fees
SEQ. 4. We do further declare and Ordnin, That
the State Of Louisiana does hereby assume all ar
rearges due by the late Government of the United
States to the Surveyor General, or any Of the en-
ployes of the Land Office within the limits Of this
State, for their salaries or services and the same
shall be paid by the Treasurer of the State, from
the fund created by the sales Of public lands, upon
the warrants of said Surveyor General said war
rants being first approved by the Governor.
sEc.5. We do further declare and ordain, That
the Legislature shall have power to repeal or mod
ify the second, third fourth, fifth sixth and sew
enth sections Of the ordinance to which this is sup
Elemental and the first section of this ordinance.
Adopted in Convention, at the city of New Or
leans, the seventh day Of March, in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
one.
ESignedl A. MOUTQN,
President of The Convention
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Suppiementalre a Performance intitulee
ssOrdonnance relative an Domaine Public
en- reserve dams l'I1tat de Ia Louisiana.
adoptee lie IL fevrier mil huIt cent soix-
ante-et-Un.
Nous, Ie peuple de FEtat de la Louisiana, assem-
bic en- C0nUeftion decldr0nS ct OrdonnolS, ct ii est
par' la presente declare ct C7donne:
SECTION l. Que les certiicats de donation de terre
pour services mtaiTes gu les certiicats de terre
ennis par lie ci-deYant commencement des Etats-Unis
gu en- Yertu de son autortG ne pourront plus, 4 Ia
yenir, etre reGus on donn6s Placement des teTres
DuhliqueS dams Get Etat.
aura IN departement des terres puhliquess don't le
bureau sera eabli au siege du gouvernement de Get
Etat; ct IL sera nomme un officer qui en- aura Ia di
rection ct aura pour ttre le c0mmssaire des teres
publiques.n Ben entendu, que la legislature pourra
par un vote des trois cinqu6mes des membres 6lus
des deux chambres, abolir lie dit bureau 81 ellie iuge
que lie dit bureau nest plus n6cessaire.
Seq. 3. OfdOnnons ct declarons de plus, Que lie
commissaire des terres publiques nomm6 par lie
gouverneur, de l'ayis ct du consentement dn sGnat
pour lie teme de quatre annees, m0ins quill ne soft
destitute plus tot par lie gouvemeur Son saaire, ses
devoirs ct ses ponvoirs seront determines par la lo
ct il n'aura droit a aucuns honoraires.
Sec. 4. OrAonnons ct deciarOns de plus, Que l'Etat
de la Louisiana assume, par la presente tous les ar
r6ages d1s par lie cidevant commencement des Etats
Unis Farpenteur general gu tout autre employee
des bureaux des terres qui Sc trouvent dams les Ii
mites de Get Eta soft pour leurs salaries on services
rendus par lesquels seront pages par lie tr6so-
rier de fEtat, du fonds provenant de Ia vente des
terres publiques sur les mandats du dit arpenteur
general, APPROVES d'abord par lie gouverneur.
SEQ. g. OrdohaonS ct deciaronS de plus, Que Ia
Legislature aura lie drot dabroger gu de modiier les
seconde, troisieme, quatrieme, cinquieme, sixitme
ct septieme sections de Performance auuec la
presente est supp6mentare, ct la premiere de Ia
presente ordinance.
Adept6e en- Convention, dams la vile de la Nouvel-
leOr9ans, ce septieme jour de mars en- Fan de nore
Seigneur mil hut cent soixanteetun.
IsigneI A MoUTnN
President de la Convention de PEtat de Ia Lonjslane
oettAle I =. lhoS WHEAT Secr6taire. NILS lot
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-22
ORDINANCE

Pour trnnsfeFer eertains Ponds "u GouveF-
nement DIES Etats Confederes d'Amerique
Nous, le peuple de FEtat de la Louisiana, assem-
Bile en- Concention declarons ct 0TdonnGnS ct Il EST
par "a preseate declare ct oraonne, Que Ia somme
de trois cent quatre-vingt-neut mile deuX cent soH
antesept piastres quarante six cents qu Sc trouVe
maintenant entire les mains de A. j. Gurot, d6posi'
taire de lEtat, ct connue sous lie nom de fonds de-
slime au Placement des dtpots dor ct dargent, lbul
lion fund.- ct trans6rGe au gouyernement des Etats
ConfGder6s dAm6lique; ct que lie dit depositaire de
TEat est ct demeure par Ia pr6sente autorse ct re-
auis de payer la dte somme sur lordre du secre-
taire de Ia tr6sorerie des dts Etats Conf6d6r6s.
SEC. .. Nous declarons ct oraonnons de plus, One
ID somme de cent quarante sept mile cling cent dix
neuf piastres soxante-six cents, balance restante
des sommes reeus par lie dit d6positaire de Efat de
lie ouane depuis lie 81 anyer dernier seTa transte-
rec au dit gouyernement ct pay6e par lie dit deposit
taire sur rordre du dit secr6taire.
Adoptee en- Convention en- la vile de Ia NouVelle-
Orleans lie septieme jour de mars, Fan de notre
seigneur mil hut cent soixante et.un.
[sgnel a. Ap4I TON
Certif6: j. THOS. WHEAT, secrttaire milo Tut
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$50 90

Feb. 26-No. 4O5o-Favor of George
Whtemar, for five hundred and eighty
nine cellars .........,'' oo3 w
Feb. 26-No. 4052-Favor of j.. V. Du-
ralde, for two hundred and thirty
seven dollars and fifty cents. 237 SO
3. Resolred further, That said State Depository
be and he is hereby authorized and instructed to
transfer to said Post-oflce account the sum of
twelve thousand dollars from the funds aforesaid in
his hands at the date aforesaid, to pay warrants
issued prior to the 23d January, 1861.
4. ReSolUed further, That after payment of the
warrants authorized to be paid by the preceding
resolution, the balance of funds remaining on hand
to the credit of the public revenue on the 3lst
| January, 1861, be reserved in settlement of the
compensation due to the census takers of the
| United States in this State.
Adopted in Convention, at the city of New
Orleans this ninth day of March, in the year o
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
| one.
| TSicnedl A MOUTON,
| President of the Convention
| Attest: j. THOS. WHEAT. Secretary.
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N o. N.l
RESOLUTION.

Resolred By the PeopIe ofthe Stotc of To,,io;n,,,
IN Convention assembled That 4. j. Gurot, Deno''
sltary OF the state Of Louisiana is hereby reqnred
to pay to the Deputy Collector Of the Port Of New
orleans the amounts Of draft drawn in favor Of r
II: Hatch, discussing agent, dated March 7, I8G1
which draft amount to one thousand and twenty
two dollars and twenty-nine cents, and paymemt of
which was ordered by resolution No. 20 If The no
State Convention, said draft being signed by the
President Of this Convention. - INC
Adopted in Convention, in the city of New Or.
leans this ninth day of March, in the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sxty-one.
lsgnedl A. MOUTON,
M, President of the Convention
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RESOLUTION

Eoaf antoFlser lie DeposltaEre de rEtat 4
nager mu Bepute Coliecteur tIu Port dc Ia
nomyelle-orieans, ie mandat ennis Ie .
yeur de e. H. Hatch. agent ,,tn,' T's A''
aes9,n par e peuple De rEtat de Ia Lou;siane
assemble en- cofeention, Que A. ]. Guirof dsnosi'
Teaes e IL bazet g Z ao 81 psente
Nouyee Orleans, la somme dc mile H PolI de u
paStres Ct yi9gneuf cents nonaat du mandot p tr
90 slgne par lie president de cete Conyention IL
nas5 m ag aat cent De Il
dat await etc ordonn6 par la resolution NJ 81 h d
Convention d'Etat. w. ~ oe Ia
A;doptee en- Convention en- Ia vile de la Nouyep.
Df;leaIs &C. nenyieue jour de mars, Ian de notre
saeigneuE inil hut cent soixanteetun, 80
Gsigsq 4, NoUTor
9tifs TAOS WHEAT sccreiaira W IN '0nfe i5 H.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-22
ntn ORLEANS 1aiIp Crssfent.
-Ssossoesscsosssessc-ez@ =
oFFIC IAL .JOU n n A l.
coNVENrlOE, or THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
oRDrNAS.CEs AND RESOLUTIONS ADori hp BY 1Hh
PEOPLE OF LOUISIANA, IN CONVENTION AS
sEMBbED.
n . > II j !.

A
M 9,r,,sfe,, certain funds to Che Govern
meat of the Confederate States of America
We. He People of the State of Louisiana, ~ Cos
aen6on assembled do declare and orddin, ana a Is
he, .ebu declared and ordained:
SRCT1oN /. That the sum of three hundtee Snu
r.irhty nine thousand two hundred and slStyseVei
sloaTs and forty six cents, now in the naI e. u ri
> Gnro State DeposaTy and tha snGD rn sG Of
a ronfaderste states Of America and that SAID
STATE psp5sy be ,2 and g sd is h npo9 the S oae
+ha Sscretary of The Treasury of said Confederate
States. Ia, z,o7r,,o ,,,7 o,.,7,;n Tba+
-, So Nv ~ one hundred and forty-seyen thousand
i've hundred and nineteen dor5 h and s,G XII
nenoss;tary from the Customs since the Slst o
January last, be transferred to said Government
and paid by said Depository upon the order of sale
Secretary
Adopted in Convention, in the city of New Or
ans, this seventh day Of March, eighteen hundred
and sixty-one. ,-or-,,c,
President Of the Convention
Attest. j. THoS. WHEAT, secretsry.
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Dr. EE0oGla Eisi'g
g + r II 4 " BIZ TT z RS.
And
DR., AocEan1's
Dr. EX0cEaBl:21s


2 q u , = Il ~ y - II II ! + u
greatstandGrl the
thpirGrear popularity only through years trial Uuooruds
satisfaction is rendered ~ thom in a!case ard the
pronounced them worthy.
LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA, TAUEDtCF, DEBrL.
I9y OF TIE NERyOus SYSTEM, DISEASES OF tn
aAIDNEYR anda diseases arising froa aIsordered LIVER
weakuegof the and Digestive o7gansere peedyayd
parmsnepty cured by the GNRMAN BITIERs.
The BALsAMI0 CORDIAL nus ac aired rop~tnton sur.
passing inst Of similar preparation eztant. It will enr,
uous Fet tn os severe g-starding CuU1G COLD
Or HOARsFEEss, BRONCHITIS. INFLUENZA. GROUP,
PNEUMONIA, INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, and has Dor.
armed hs most asoEnlinrcures ever Enowaot
CONFIRMED CONsUMPTI0Nl
Afew doses will ao once check aud cure ta
91ARRHEA procee ling from Cold in the Bowels.
TAeae medicines prepared BY rr c. w. JACKSON Co.
No. 4l8 Arch street. Philadelphia Pa and IRE sold by drug
ast-aUd dealorsin metee cents % bot
lie, Thesignanro c. NJ. jackson Will 5e On tho oatsd,
wrapper o5each bottle.
In the Almanac published Annually by ha rrorretors called
GvERYB0DT's ALMANAC you will En&testlaon7 andeom
s1endotoryroicstr al parof the country These AIps
haGssre given away ~ all our agents.
]. WRIGHT 4 CO., Agcnts
n ind l5l Cha7trc5stssss
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Mew or1us nary Grtsemt rihay sun;na, smtt 22 1861

Few. 23-No. 1896 or favour de Otis H.
fielder pour quatre GENUINE pstres
CinQuante- neuf cents. ......,...... 40l so
Few, 23-No. 1886 en- favour de Alfred
Gradings pour soiXante-d euX piastres
cuuuante cents. Observation-Disclosures. 62 so
Few. 23--No. 1891 en- favour de James
R. Arnold pour trois cent soixante-
deux piastres cinquante trois cents 1862 IS
Fey. 23-No. 1891 en- favour de Magee e
Paniser pour cinquante-siX piastres.. 90
Few. 23-NO 1892 en- favour de w. II.
EdmundsOn pour cent Cinquante. trOs
piasres cnquante-sept cents. 49,. 1913 81
Ftv. 25-No 40i6 en- favour de P. G.
Hume pour soiNnnte.siX pastres.... GG 90
Few. 25-No. 404T en- favour de ]. W.
Blum pour SniNante-slX plaStres GG 90
Ftv. 26-No. 1850 en- favour de George
Whitcman pour cling cent quatre- yingt
neuf pastres :.......,....,.. $50 90
| Few. 26-No. 1862 favour de j. V.
| Durable pour deuX cent trente-sept
piastres cinquante cents. ............ 237 so
| ReSolu de Plus, Que lie dit dGpositure de rEtat
| est ct demeure par la prGsente autorisG ct requs
| de transf&ror dit compile du bureau des. PoSes
| la somme de douze mile piastres DIES fonis sus-
dts entire mains Il la date susdite pour payer
| des mandats ennis avant lie % anvier 1861.
| ReSolu de Plus, Qu'aprGs avoir soldt les man
dats don't lie Placement est autorisG par les rGsolu-
tons Qu precedent es f0ts tiG!i Sc tronvaient an
credit du revenu public au 81 ianvier 1861 Ia ba-
lance restante rGservGe pour solder lie salaire
| du ceuX qui ont fat le recensement des Etats-
| Unis dams Get Etat.
| Adoptce en- Convention en- In vile de la NOu-
velle-OrlGans lie neuviGmc jour de mars de l'annGe
de notrc Segneur mil huit cent soixanteetun.
LSgntl a. MOGTON,
| - $1,000. President de Ia Convention
Ccrtift j. TIpS. WHEAT, Serrtlaire. NILS lot
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BATTLE CREEr, Mich, Dee. 81 1858.
Pref Wood: Thee wilt Hlease accept line to inform the,
that the hair head all fell Off years age
caused by complicated chronic disease, attended with ep
ton the head continual course of suffering through life
having reduced of dependence, have not been
able obtain stuff for neither have been able them
up consequence Of which head has suffered extremely
from cold. This induced to pay Briggs Hodges almos
the last cent had earth Tor two dollar bottle Of thy Hair
HeSbruve, about the first of August last. have faithfully
followed the directions aud the bald sno is with
hair thick black though Short it is also coming in all over
my head Feeling confident that another large bottle would
entirely and permanently feel anxious to porsovere
Its and being destitute of purchase any more
would ask thee It thee wouiSt not no willing send
der thine for bottle aud receive thyset the scrip
tuc declaration" the reward is those that kind the
widow and the Rtherless.r
Thy friend, SUSANNAH KIRBY.
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SPEER'S WINE or ELDER,


Celebrated
For its wonderful md beneficial olnlities es n GENTLE
SrIMUihNT, TONIC, DIURETIC aud SUDORIFIC which
is testified to by Physicians Of Indies md GENTLE
men in ali parts of Europe nd America
AS a Cent?" S4iHnulunt nd TGnfc
IT Rrenhen+ the Digestive Organs improving the Appetite
and Purifying tho Blood
AS n Df.lretFc
1t impArtS healthy notion the GTA NDe KTDNFvC aud
URINARY ORG ANS-yery beneficial in PROpSY GOUr
Errptic and Rheumatic Affections
As IL SrItForTfc.
IL acts upon the Skin opening pores and ~na,l rI i'm
pnFIeS by ipscnhle pcpirnou. thereby driving off y,rtirs
and cleansing the .rfnce giving tolp md vpor IA ,, ~
system, md n BLOOMING. SOFT and HEALTI1v coJitino
of the SKIN AND CONPLFXTON
Fac Chippewa Tribe Of Indians
fi"Ve long used the Blossom and Fruit the Elder s ono Of
their most valuable remedies
In Germany,
The Berries dried mad preserved by families for no
of sickness. " ' III case
Specr's Wine Of Elder
ia pure from the uic" If cultivated Elder recommended ~
FHfHitiANS md CHEMISTS possessing rnnarkob1. M,
dictnal properties SUPERIOR to any other Wines in ,
H'e md m excellent article far all WFA X and I,rHIT1r,T
ED PERSONS and the AGED md THFTRN. rernocinr Az
ohStkC'fl"NS, improving the APPETITE and bc.,fttne
a Ladies' Wine.
8c"nnSe It will not inoxicnte rs I, contain, M rit II
spirits md other liquors, and ,utec r4 rich nrc,,
and nurTe properties lmpainga healthy tone to tho gto
Rch and Digestive Orlmv '
H6A wine glass fail may used with meals or ut
any time through the dry, n- desired
We will only ask your Indulgence to mike ono trial If ,l,
Wine. " '
For sale in New Orleans by f. J. TARTA CO.. JOHN
WRIGHT L Co, JAMES SYMF Canal street and by ali tho
principal Druggists throughout the United Suites
EB-The trade supplied al prorreor's prices
ALFRED SpEER Proprietor,
y-,,-k,
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NEW YORK GARna.

E
o. T. s sGHF%, rH'soS a. H nRgsT
NJ ORTIZ, SHERMAN
~ IMPORTERS AND J0FRERS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FANCY GOODS,J- Try,
JEWEIRY STATIONERY MUSICAL INSTRU-
MEMFS, COMES BRUSHES, PER
FUMERY, BUTTONS
THREADS.
No. 9S Chambers street.
my2l lyFW NEW YORK.,
1S x bGIapn
SAC4GET'T, BFGACFETGFS 81 3d.,
~ " II OIL f S A LIE r. GER
Importers md Dealers A
WINES AND FINE LIQUORS, and hgents VIRGINIAV5
NFnuyflct uTc'i FobnccO,
No. &c PEARL STREET, corner or Whitehall St,
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