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N. O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, January 49, 1861 II bales hay to
I o Laughin-22 do c. S Hckey-S do NJ Smith
&co--Total ~ bales hay. ~ e&E '
CANTON, January 10, ls62.- 143 scks potatoes
R q ELAN coils rope 2 ties lard r L Adams &co
go bars iron Tilt Dbl eggs to J D Hill-2 bbls
lard Rosser, Prothro &co--l do ? Skipwith--l5s
scks Is bbls -four Kirkpatrick &co-- Dbl lard to
J Van Wrinkle half Dbl lard Stewart & James
sundries to order. a 4 rN.@
N. o., OPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRASHEAR CITY, January Is. 1922 hhds
sugar % bbls molasses to West, Renshaw Il Cam
mack--50 do Hayes u lSanders--79 do Cazenave
80 do Miltenberger &co-360 do Hare eco
IL bbls 8 hf bbs mdiasses Lobit & Charpantier-9
hhds sugar Hewitt, Norton &co-5 do w Conner
&co- rs do Laforest 81 Desmares- ID do Belocq,
Noblom &co-32 do L!auYe Il Leblanc do 5 bbls
molasses Bayou Sara Mail Co--l7S do Labatut-
20 do Felowes &co--2 do Dbl sugar 7 F johnson
Il hf Dbl molasses G Sabatier-1s5 head cattle to
NJ Rey- ISIS head cattle J NJ Rey- 1877 do E I'M
7beau--sundries to order. &5F
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gw @tans Daily Crescent aNanasy Banas aamaa 20, 1862

R Brugier- . do II hbls molasses to v Allan AZ
hhds sugar Roman, Oil ier Sco 80 do so bbls mo-
Toledano y Taylor 46 do Foley, Avery Eco 20
do Trosclair y Haydel+42ssdo 80 bills nolasses Hy
Tete--S hhds sugar 20 Inf bbls nolasses Iaforest5&
Desmares- rs bbls molasses to w & D Urquhart-
srndries to order--TetaI 3lS hhds sugar $50 bhls
20 hf bbls molasses.
81 BARATARfA-Pe Per steamer Bee-11o0 bbls mo-
lasses Toledano& Taylor-s0 bbls Is half bbls mo-
iasses Braud & Landry. =,Ns
BAYOU SARA Per steamer A Gotten
sundries to order.
DONALDSONVILLE- Per steamer Aeadia-45
hhds sugar A Miltenberger Eco 16 do Z Borgenis
Is do c Olivier 80 do = 1 Schif Eco 81 do Bell
4 Boaligny- 20 do Bmgier--25 do Montgomery
g. White--g3l do 100 bbls moasses Roman, Olivier
AGO. 100 do SO bids sugar NJ Gordon ir- 5s bbls
molasses 81 bids sugar to Braud & Landry 6s do
Foley, Avery &co- 40 do do Maspero- so do H
Bosblanc-46 half bbls molasses44 hhds sugar to
Z Eanaux- spndries to order-Total 400 hhds sugar
404 bbfs AZ hf bbls molasses.
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amount Of Long and Discounts beyond ninety days. for
q stVyo5W eek Jal3&z
ss,ols,7s4

SSl $sals Ell s ss,ols,754 Sass 95s,
The following is the amount Of treasury notes on
hand, which are included in the general cash as
sets. These treasury notes are included in the de-
posit line, and represent resources to the amount
thereof To the line of deposits must be added the
currency deposits with the Southern Banksay
$72s. Al which makes the deposit line count Up
$22, 365, 700 proper
Bank Louisiana Glib Southern Bank 72s4 AL
Louisiana State Bank 3S Mechanics Bank 350.499
Canal Bank 62 l42 Merchants Bank. 2lO.095
Citizens Bank. .333 Crescent City Bank. 16S.gp
Bank of New Orleans l29 Bank Of American. 652 l30
Union Bank "a. li25. T35i VI lE&3 NgS z
s.. s36. rel 81. 1876
,55s 50 ss sss a 75'H = s. 1886. T9l
Total Treasury notes. SD $40 956
tie week ending Jan. IL $40 az 500
Increase for the week. 7kS $50
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Imports

COAsT-Per schr Brazos- 50 hhds sugar to Hy
Sheppard jr- So do Toledano s Taylor so do Al
bbls molasses Pnckard Steele Geo.
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Alarills sntelligelus.
Arrived Yeaterday.
Stenlnnomts.

s5$ Arrived Yesterday.
SteRmnoMts. a5a 5..-. ..Y
magenta, Wilson, fun Memphis.
Prince of Wales, Lee, FIN Memphis.
w Burton. Boissat, I'm Memphis.
Picayune No 3, Broad, I'm Attakapas. 2
Mary T Dugas, I'm Donaldsonyille.
Bee, Rolf. fm Barataria. n -t
J A Gotten, Baranco, FIN Bayou Sara.
I D Hine, Atkinson, I'm Attakapas.
T, w Roberts, Fulton, I'm Fort Adams.
Red Chief, Wood, I'm Ouachita River.
sallie Robinson, Compere, fin Fort Adams.
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rlsaus @silp GfssfsnI
1sEPA s5sSI. IJMNs'
ysH 0rltans Alants Htsrkst.
lcssscsNr oysas n. q Camp stsest;

TSsEa GRsScENT gFfaFts NO Ia Ssainr sfseesS.. &
hs general financial markes has been on Che
tsntass susing nv week. The tardy movements
d orr gslatnre inTegard 10 TIE banks have been
die ehieftoeic 81 comment Transset ions ID paper
ana stocks ana III bonds Have been greatly cur.
tailed by he want of pspmPtness on the part Of
our ieislstors ii not carrying ont the recommend
atcn of the Executive and the joint comrnittae Of
III Wi brsnchss III Ire Legislature. At ~ late
4 hoar shs evening IT Nas reported that the bank
4 hilis Md passed both houses, with some slight
anasHdinsnts tbs iii sof lsla u still intact. the
I moron 10 repeal TIVE sections not having been
concusred a. This ii we'll. After being at sea for
several onr legislators NE are happ learn
hays arrived n harh ors 1 btained good anchorage
MI Hi present ana, ~ tsus viii now close the
sasion without iegislatlng Ont good citizens be-
soma IN actual necsssitias There q an immense
asrsnce between aiming HE issue Of some i've
frsdrsd 81 Jill hundred shorsand dollars il treas
nv notes apd running out ten millions Of dollars
on more. Ii: sjs
Accordinx Id DE statement of the State Treas
nfer dp IL tie Sfst December last, there was
balaRta on Tie lat January 1861, Of, 81, 1881 s402
Re1eaved from III Sources from the list
anuaty, 1861 ], to alats December, "a
S&s& isd1 Y SV,osA
81, oil 1874
ANorSt paid daring the year . = 500 ,59l
w,
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mo. 5ss4.1

Rotre That the Surveyor be- and hei hereby directed
measure and every stall Or stand IN each and
market OF this city where needer to make the
conform 10 the provisions OF Of ME ordinance entitled
ordinance concerning markets Of the city OF New Orleans
and providing for the farming the thereof
1867 and de gnae and the Size Dimensions and number
of each butcher STALL each fish, vegetable
stand STALL End Of each coffee chocolate stand, sail
table 50 that the lessees farmers we'll assuch person who
may occupy such stand stall table be enabled to know
The dimensions the amount to be paid to The trea
suer lessee said market for such STALL stand or table
BE further resoe1 That after said stands or stalls shall
have been remeaed and remembered and that any Of the
cupant occupants said stalls stands refuse The
lessee essees OF said market the amount which
said lessee essees entitled to receive then in that
said lessee shah have the right toretue the of said
stand or stall to said occupant or occupants
ISlgned a. = - JAS. BEGGS.
~ President pro tenn, Board OF Assistant Aldermen
~ tSignedl 20 5. p. DELABARRE.
ts4 y -. President pro Board of Aldermen
Approved January II, ls62. 3
&Ns ~ tSisnedl 4r JOINT. MONROE Mayor.
A true copy:
jalS ct ~. MARION A. BAKER, Secretary
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To RMkerS.i

"- 5.5T 49, To Rmkers.f ~
II =.S MAYoRAhTY OF NEW ORLEANs,3
- Cry HALL, Jan. Is, 1852
ER- To Bakers - The price of Superhne
Flour being this day dollas S0 GU per barrel bakers
required to give during the ensuing week commencing
on MONDAY thin follows, viz: Second quality or No q
Fifty ounces of bread for 20 cents; Ii- =.--
twenty-five ounces ofSbread for 10 cents s,s S.ss
= Twelye ounces of bread for 5 cents.
The loayes Of the third quality, or No must weigh one
eighth more-that III TO say. ~
The 20 cent loaSes, hfy-si Annnees sgs 4,IsL -.-
The 10 cent loases. twenty eie oilices; s # r
The . cent loayes. thirteen ounces.
N b. Bread of The First Quality, Fancy Bread, mrs be
made of Extra flour and The shall exceed in weight
one pound and shall made baked and stamped required
by ordinance no. $3.50. =. 4 -. q ~
4 d. II "a g,-5S JOHN t. MONROE. Mayor.
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The item Of treasnfy notes has been steadily in
creasing from week ID week since the suspension
Of coin payments. The deposits appear to have
changed entiralY from coin to treasury issues.
The he 10
Today the 18Th JarnaIJs they 6g
Increase. ffaetieh ofer Pct. a96 SSI
There has been some movements in exchange
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II Ne. BAUM, GENER AL COMMISSION AND FOR
street. g4T -
Promp, stss lion given and to the p1r
caals andssis OF all kinds Of Produce 55 3sas ~
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

FIFTY.THREE MILES IN DISTANCE AND FOUR
HOURS TINE SAVED.
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Southern Bank. 8 72s.4ll
Mechanics Bank =. $50. 49g
Merchants Bank. 2i0. 095
Crescent City Bank. 1853. 9Yl
Bank Of America. 652 .l30
Nv ~ ms - L \. 3 a =. ~ NJ !
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Ayers Cathartic pills,

VIE sciences Of Chemistry and Medicine have
i been taxed their utmost to produce this i,est,
which y known to man. In
virtues which surpa8S In excellence the OrjinarV
medlcines, aud that they win unprecedentedly upon
the esteem OF all men, They are safe and tieSSSnf
to take, but powerful to cure, Their
properties stimulate the vital activities Of tbs bo
S me oostr9ettons Of Its organs, purify the
humors which breed aud grow distemner. stimuiSfe
sluggish or disordeTed organs into their natural ~
ena inPart healthy tone with strength to the
Complaints OF every body, but also formidable and
diseases that have baied the best Of GI-
man sktl Willie they produce poWerfuI efi.cts
they are at the time, In diminjSheil SiosSS az
safest and best physic that can bO eluployei f1r
children. Being sugar coated they are nIesSanf h
take; ana being purely vegetable, are FREQ from anv
risk OF HARM Cures have been made which SI1rnSS
belief were they not mbstantiated by mon Of Srich
e1alted position aud character to forbid the Gs-
picton OF untruth. Many eminent cleroymen AMI
physicians have lent theil names to CeFfify IL The
PUBIC inc reliability OF my remedies, while Others
nave sent me the assurances Of their conviction that
my Preparations contribute immensely to the relief
Of a, my attlicted, suffering fellOW-men.
Ehe Agent below named Is pleased to frnish r1at-
e my American Almanac containing dirsrti5ns ESr
their use and certificates Of their cures Of the fol.
owing Complaints
CoStivenea, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism
Dropsy, Heartburn, Headache arising nom 4 foui
stomach. Nausea, Indigestion, Morbid Inaction Of
Loss Of Appetite, ali Ulcer0us and CttSneons TSiS
e4ses which require au eVacuAnt nedIefRe SerofnIa
or kings EXl. They also, by purifying the blood
a1d STIMULATING the system, cure many complaints
Ehisn it would not be supposed they could roach
such as Deafness, Partial Kindness Eenr1lefn ANA
NSEypus DeFangements Of the Liver and
h1dney9 Govt and other kindred complaints arising
functions. " ~
Do not be put on by unprincfpIed dealers with
Io!ne etaer Pill they make more prOft on. Ask Ior
AYERS PILLS, and take nothing elss No other they
can give you compares With this In Its intrinsic value
Of curative pOWers The sick want the best I'D
there y Tor them, and they should have IT. - !
Prepared by DR.. =. @. AVER,
Radfeal and Analytical cRsRfst, LO.osH Mas.
PRlcE as Chs. PER Box. P1vE BOXES ron 81.
Sold by a. C. GOOD Z %, and by all Druggists
ena 4'eAeFs IN u edietne everywhere: mills
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College,!

FoUaDEDI CHARTERED 1884
LOCA TED, el-a
Cor. Baltimore and Characteristic,
BALTIMORB, MD.
'INllIs INSTITUTION IS NOW IN THE MOST
i prosperous and flOurishing condition. twice IN,
ring the last two years has Il been necessary to Obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation Of tito In
C,i ~ number o. Students representing nearly
1t now occupies one of the most conspicuous md
deSfaby located buildings in tho city. Tile rooms
furnished. So = Wv s''3
The advantages and facilities hero offered to young
men desiring TO qualify themselves properly for tie
various duties Of tho Counting IsoOn or to obtain n
1h0rO0h Practical BUsiHeyS Education generallv nre
III any particular by amy similar cstal.
lBhment in the United States.
FACULTYs
Elk. LOsIER, -'
PrinetPal-LCcturer on the Science of Accouuts Conn
merce, business Customs, etc.
:. -. J. NJ. PHILLIPS,
Professor 0fths Theory and Practice of Book
ana commercial Calculations
H.H, DAVIES,
Associate Professor of Book. X cenfnD
EEs5-L NC. JOHNSON. q -. o Isl
Professor Of Business and ornamental Ponuansb,r
=. I. WILLIAMS, ESQ.
Lecturer on Mercantile Law -'
XIV. l.. YEATES REESE, d. D.. ~ ..
E1ai Lecturer on Commercial Ethios.
Ia TRUSTEES:
Hon: Jno, r. Kennedy, Hon Joshua vapsant.
Hon. Tho8 Swami, Win II KejghIsr9 Ts'
Jacob Trust, ESQ. VIM. Knaha ~ "'4'
The College q provided with Comm l7
dents. i. - = -'s 4' 0 VI su' oIu
Each Student has desk to himself and is s.n,,
rately instructed. ''1'N - S'PtF
There being no vacation during the year, sudontr
fundamentally required ocOmpIOtO tho FnII or,,..
from to IL weeks. II tEEffT
DIPLOMA Is awarded to all Graduates, Is,3...
large and Beautifully OrnRmsnted CircuIar Con
tanning upwards of SIX SQUARE HEET representj, ~
SxteFior and Interior View Of the College, vnTioui
S Designs penmanship, &C., sent by mail
lTeeof charge, accompanied with en- nj
particulars Address E. K. LOsIER
Baltimore Nd
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gallg gntrlllgenrer.
AN EASTERN LEGEND VERSE

AN EASTERN LEGEND VERSE
FLED.
Twas just when harvest-tide was gone,
In Haroun's golden days;
When deeds in love and honor done
Were blest with royal praise:
Two equal heirs of perch and rood,
Two brothers, woke aud said
AS each upon the others good
BethOught him in his bed;
The elder spake unto his wife,
"Our brother dwells alone,
No little babes TO cheer his life,
And helPmate hath ne none.
up let US get, AMI of our heap
A shock bestow or-twain,
The while lie lieth sound asleep
And Wots not of the gain"
So up they gat, and did address
Themselves with loving heed,
Before the dawning of the day,
To do that gracious deed.
Now to the other. all uusought,
The same kind fancy came:
Nor wist they of each others thought,
Though moved to do the same.
"A1y brother he hath wife, he said,
''And babes ut breast and knee;
A little boon might give him aid,
Though slender boot TO Tue"
So up he gat, and did address
Himself with loving heed.
Before the dawning of the day,
To mate his brothers deed.
Thus played they oft their kindly parts,
And marVeIed off to view
Their shcaves still equal, for their hearts
In love were equal too.
One morn they met, and wondering stood
To see, By clear daylight,
How each upon the others good
BethOught him in the night.
So, when this tale to court was brought,
The caliph did decree,
Where twain had thought the same good
thought
There Allah's house should bel
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Missouri Mining COMPANY

Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1861,
CAPITAL STOCK................S5 OF, 900
LNHIS COMPANY is FORMED FOR TIE PUR-
IL pose of advancing tho great mining interestsE
our state. We do not profess to be governed by
purely rhanthroptc motives ln initiating this Ell
tcrprse We believe that the stock can be made TO
i1y large dividends and at tho same time more real
good accomplished and greater urogrtss Iuale in de-
VclopiDg and making known the astonishing mineral
wealth Of Missouri than by the OF I've times the
Amount Of our capital invested In any other busns
We shall mako the Office of our Company
pete mining bureau Of the mineral q the
state. We have power under our charter 70 Iur.
Snase and sell mineral lands wherever lscaiCJ in
hliSsourt Great inducements will be offered tOeaP-
italtsts aud mining adventurers, who deairv pus
Sase ana work paying mines, by dealing with this
We respectfully solicit the attention of all who
nave mineral lands for sale to send us statement
OF the same, describing the kind of minerals on their
M he number OF acres the location, and the low
esS GtA price willing TO take for said landa
We shall work only such mines as pay largely, but
,hail open and prove nOstOf the lands we sell The
tho Office Of tho Company, Main street. northwest
corner Of Looust, over Nerchants' Bank, entrance
y Locust street. All who feel an interest int:
subscribe. Those Wishing stock, living ont Of tbs
city, can secureit by enclosing ten per cent The
amount wanted to the President or Treasurer.
TSn+v n p..s: IP. ll y,
AlIre9 ClaRp, Esqsf L. B. LRrwood. Esqs
Joseph Lathrop, Esq, b. 81. LynclD Esq
H. W bosy' lssq.' Joseph Payne, E'q+
Henry D. Bacon, : L.y. Bogy.
M.iBuTLER, Treas. ALFRED CLAPP, Pres'L
Inc above prospectus has up to this date bstn
phpished In only one of leading papers for ten
ays No extra efforts to get Etock taken have been
I.ae yet the public well appreciate the sound
s oL the enterprise, that over two hundred thors'
n1 OF this stock has already been taken We
would state that the shares are SOS each raid
"a l1I without further liability: transferable by de-
y egstsTed only when dividends are received
person having money to spare. can, by the puT'
Sii I OF shares In tho Missouri Mining Company
t ~ Investment that will pay largely, and hold
S1 tnat isreadly cash whoutios'
All communications to the President promptli
answered. - InhsO- ikV2u
| st. Lonis. No. March % 1851 = -.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,I IN
ELUEGXAs BRONCHITIS,
WHOOPING COUGH,
GROUP, ASTHMA,
INCIPIENT CON-
SUMPTION.

and for the relief Of patients in advanC-
ell stages OF the disease.
We need not speak to the public of ita virtues.
Throughout every town. and almost every hamlet OF
the American States, its wonderful OF pHlmon.
AIRY complaints have made 1t already known. Nay,
few the families in any civilized country on this
continent without some personal experience Ofits
effects, and fewer yet the communities any where
which lave not among them some living trophy Of
its victory the subtle and dangerous dseasesO
the throat and lungs. Whtleit Is the most powerful
RntidOte yet known to man for the formidable and
dangerous diseases Ofthe pulmonary organs It Is
also the plelsantest aud safest remedy that can be
employed for infants and young persons Parents
should have It in store against the nsiduous enemy
that steals upon them uprepared. We have nbund-
ant grounds to believe the CnERRT ,PEcFORAL saves
more lives by the consumpti0ns il prevents than
those 1t cures Keep It bySOu your colds while
they are durable, nor neglect them until no human
skill can master the ineXOrable canker that fastened
on the vitals, eats your life away. All know the
dreadful fatality Oflung disorders aud they know
too the virtues of this remedy, need not do more
than to them it il still made the best 1t can be-
We spare no cost. care toll to produce 1t the
most perfect possible and thus afford those who rely
on It the best agent which skill furnish tor
their cure.
Prepared by DR.. ]. C. AVER,
Practical aud analytical Chemiss, LosOeu, Mass.
And sold by A. Z. GOOD Co, and by all Druggists
and dealers in Medicine everywhere. mhis
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POSTERS, PROGRAMMES S,
&C., So, SO

as-wc have, Mt a heavy expenditure, furntshOdou
job oGiee with all necessary materials, embracing
TYPE, RULES, BORDERS, CUTS, &c,
OF the latest and most fashionable styles to render 1T
capable OF executing work equal that of any other
establishment in the CITY, ond possessing facilities in
the way of Steam Ee for doing work cxpOditiounly,
unsurpassed by any other Office we respectfully pre-
sent our claims for share of public patronage assn
ring those who eutrust therwOrk to u.s. that no effort
shall be wanting to give entire satisfaction.
novl1t59 CAMPBELL & M,DERMOT.
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MAYORS OF THE
Great Cities.

Great Cities.
WE. the undersigned Mayors, hereby certify that |
w Inc Druggists, ApOthecaries aud Physicians
Of our several cities have signed ad9cument o.
g 90 ~ Io,EeII AYERS SnTsapRrilla, pills, Ague
Cure, and Cherry PectOral0 have Deen ioui3 70 W
medicines Of great excellence, and worthy tue con-
hdence OF the community.
HON JAMES 0OO Mayor of LOWELL, MASS
HON. ArDIN BEARD, Mayor Of NASHUA. N. n.
HON. Il. W. HARRINGTON, ,,..,,u NJ II
HON JOHN ASDoi Mayor of CONCORD, N. II,
on, 4, II RUErS mayor of WORCESTER, MASS.
HON. NAfnh silSDkE Mayor of SALEM, MASS.
non. ?. ". LINCOLN, S as,.. Of BOSTON, MASS.
HON. VIM A' NoD& Mayor of PROVIDENCE, n. !.
HON. AMOS W. PRENTICE, ,,onn,,,,, covv
HON. J. y. HAnH as;oro Of NEW LONDON, CONN
non, on4s' 5 N0Di Mayor of MONTREAL, 9. =.
HON. p f TlEAAN Mayor of NEW YORK CITY.
NON, II. NJ KrssHF Mayo. Of HAMILTON, c. ",
Ha
'iON' ADAM Mayor of TORONTO, C. W,
HON. n. M BISHOP Mayor Of o1sorsrAr, ONO.
-N09' = NN'N Mayor of LOUISVILLE, XII.
HON. JoHs SLOAN, l,,,,o,,, ,o,,,
NON. JAMES AS ss7sE 81 PSBiovnAsvnsr, 9. W.
'''N' ''Hf' ;" N- Mayor Of AUGUSTA, NE
NON. HENRY 0ooP Hss: 5ss 81 nAn1ownbh, ME-.
HON. JAMES $. BECK,
HON. WILLARD NYR,
KayOr of NEW BEDFORD. MASS.
HON. J. pIAlspH Mayor Of FALL RIVER. MASS.
Mayor of NEWPORT, II. l.
''OS' fAAD stall Mayor of oA1EaA, III
HON. JOHN nODoDEE En-. n,,n,,o,,,. -
hon. THOMAS cRUrcnEIBLD,
Mayor Of CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
u.s. A0DA"1 DDG Mayor Of TUSCALOOSA, ALA,
Mayor of MEMPHIS. TRIM
'''''' 'e'''N'D Mayor s of NEW ORLEANS, la
non, Il, D. s'RASF Mayor of ROCHESTER, N. y.
- : @ Gayor of UTICA, N. Y
Msyor of r1rrsBuRG, ia
AOs' = Il BULL Mayor Of DETROIT, MICH
HON. HBMAN L. PAGE.
Mayor of RACINE, WIS
HON. A. FAIR,
T Mayors kEwosHA,w is
HON. JOHN c. uANEs,
| HON, = i. 49,,
Mayor of SELMA, ALA
Mayor Of MONTGOMERY, ALA.
NON. ". - :. no o. mayor Of COLUMBUS a.
DON fsPARrHR6 nAsv4 \, - :, ~,
DON PrETRE DE cABAp1O.
DON nsFRFH4s1n RopR1oy Hs9s, !, n,v., !
Mayor Of LIMA, PERU.
DON NJ. @. MIIANGNo, 3 ~
DON MARC sEsoU1PEDAL1A,
-ss ~ Mayor Of mo JANEIRo, BRAZIL.
Certify that the resident Druggists have assured
sn them
Ayers sarsaparilla
Is an excellent remedy, and worthy the confidence
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