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THE o,Irnr ANON TEN , r n, g,

TIIE CHIEF ANON q TEN THOUSAND,
!. - sDALIEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR ~
a other ontents hsaiis ~
pcations, In both the Eastern Western
aud its intrinsic the trss a.ret
s affections whether be acc
- Burns and Scalds
relieved Of their anguish pain inflammation
by timely application healer and the esb
removed "sff charm, no blemirh remaining
z" The Friend ofthe Nursery, s-'";
Children frequent from external ir,sa
ally from fluid and camphene explosions
should have this It
prevalent In children. 40 T='ssS.T''9
To Travellers by SEES and Land o'@@4s
The machinst the traveller and every other
iot IN life throws him within the chance of accident from
sion IRE collision should mind that ts
bis best and only friend portable and
are thousands Of living witnesses to testify "a IT,
whe owe their sound limbs muscles to Ia aayin,
efficacy. = - =. - -
The following few ofthe leading diseases to hIcs
AS well as cure: = VI
Burns. Bruises. a ~ II
Bols, Broken Breasts 5ssg3,as5,s5353
a. Bitesof Reptiles Cancer, -aszA -
Cracked Lips, .Chapped Hands,
.s-.zt Chilblans, Gramp, lsss7. as I'D Il
ss-lt Contracted Cords, Chafss, sssss as
Diseases q the Skin, Erysipelas rs
esq ~ Fistula, Frost Bites, m \
1 Fever Sores, Felons 4sss5;
I+fs z.sts5,=5 Glandular Diseases,
+ " AZ - -! ~ rs Merausal Sores.
r s7sfe ~ Pains generally, 55s
r. - Pmples, Piles, ss %.
T. z.- sg ~ S Poison, Rheumatism ok r. No.
r ss tsashes, sores Of ali knds,
vs. Shot Wounds scrofnla, sfs Ss -
p scuryy. scaids, Scurf, s s,5,sg.. 4 5Sssi
ss=5sz, I. : scaid Heads. sprans, i - -
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LETTER FROM ~ RLANrER.

Z
y ROSE Am. Nov. 1880 ~
Mesars. John Wright Cos S se
New Orleans La: SassSss S5 81 Fsssls &Fss
Gentlemen Enclosed lease md M check No
days sight Mobile for $l4s settlement of aecopnt
date You will please
wYghts Southern indian Vegetable Pils
est thing and heavy
place The directions are e plaln and
dsrstood that fuda difficulty in
case Of sickness his knowieage, w
and perfect success My hsaiar and stroHs
than those any pantat know confess
10 be my opinion this
fact is solely care which
complaint Of sickness. their beng treated
these pills. them altogether In and woula
without full supply for saeI,
high butt assure i nothing Mers g ~
than the plain Of Please Pis
at once, aud by the same route as befoxs
sss,ss..S 80 ss sc THus d EsDEEsoS
From NJ Humpnriss, ii oharlesop 81 ssasi,sa
following 4 e. :, e
man who now soalsr - ins
southern Independence & 81
1,1vsR con1rLAISr.
Df. Hunphtier .sss5; sss
..a,sal feel for those boxes atAsf
sssretabe Pills you gave After for
and thought going ogetrny
worth onsgood days now and
thing heard and getting q
the but eoaa not
H. although God knows their
II the prayers man IKE any
Tor, you have mine.
49, JoHN ". SIMMONS.
Send for circtaS u these pills contains NIL and ntsr
eating Suggestions to hs auaer
ing complete Of the q
card to females every
I WRIGHr,s SOUTH ERIN INDIAN vEGET-
II ABLE PILIS 80.
Arsnanufaetured expressly for use in the
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Under the persona direction of Dr. JoHs WRIGHT in his
Pharmaceutical Laboratory, New Orleans
.&.
Il j. WRIGHT Z CO.,
Il 49, AZ - sols Propr.stors,
u 70 No, n oAarres stress, New crisAas l.
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SHERIFF,S SALES q

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other and measure each French
seyas 3s depth '1' as ssafias
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Seized r De above sit. 'Ss' - =. :.
TERAS-Cash on the spot. A. . 800 Il
5,s Sheriff Il Tho Psri sho II Orleans,
souArnirxs cogr DE Dtsrnrcr La VILE Della EsLLE.
vTG AZ DE-, III
Il
ss's fsss
sas d. uss d.n.s
des Rempas Franklin. Qo,et caiope ayant pieds 10
pouces ct gBes de face 10 des Renpars peds
pouees ct gnes de facs Clio 100 pieds
ponces ct 4lignes du cote de Ia White =
trouvent
= UNE cERTAINE PORTION DE TERRE situee dams lie
ps3ens Dstrie. Dc est.e VILE dams ss eomprs leg
designes les Nos 4567eS de ret &C. sniyant plan
dt4sse par 81 deyant General ad do "a
n Is public en- see Vile ls2d mars de
peds de face y st Pierre 81 peds ponce gnes
dams ct face IA Promenade
fondeur dune aiautre savor l2t pIeds 4pouces
lgnes spr IA ligne lmrophe du No eontsu l2s
yeds pouces 10 gne mroshe des Nos Act
..r y gse spsrs ss N9s ~ peds pouces
Robertson =. = = t2s3rEYE-
Z SAiss dams raffaire ci-Cessms
CONDITIONS-Coniptan moment de adjudication
m1s 81 apis Sheriff de la Paroisse If Orleans.
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Nsa E4+.r ~ RUPTUREs <sHA
"A RAD1CALLY CUREDl Q q
Letter from Dr. W. T. Mills the Editor of the Vcksbura
Daily Sun
= -. YIoKsBURa, Miss, May 8. 1890, 2

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"A RADICALLY ouREDl q g
Letter from Dr. W T. Mills the Editor of the veksbua
IL yIoKsBuRa, Miss, May 8. 1860. =
:. Hernia can be Cured Without Needle or Knife
.od s'
q esa s
ESQ., ysss him
opinion about tbs aea e susgeng The use
Asss
rs II s Es1s % Ss g
ssss who have this disease and sfsf ps
Extract from Letter Written Three Previous
Above, III reference to .hs r., same s, boy ,o.,
n a,.,, o,.o,,..,. !ssAeuEfA co., MISS May = 1901.
& h es
much work any man. ". MiLlis, n D.
Letter Dr. Il hs II %pp ps
Dr. SIR sssv'
ssn y m p s an M IN mot e.
that Please mo BY
''- "'' p'''. 's'''s rHos j. dARpER, N. D, !
sgThis letter was In boy about year
old who rupued both sdss and who subsequently
returned souad. The following explains Itself: -
e VIoKssuRa MISS, May 7, 1855
Dr. SAermRn, New Orleans:
only been rustursd ashort time We obtan
lie BUT st having sonadsnss your
B, - - - 9 THos. j. HARPER, M n.
K De. BELDENs OPINION.
= q AZ y NEW 0RLEANs, Jan. 6, 1859.
Samuel Davis. ESQ.,; y, sl -. II tsss' ses
Dear trns that Dr. Shermana Hrus applied bS
him, will give relief ectuaY than other
It tried satisfaction know several
Sy the use Of It and the recoEmsnd get
but be DIR. Sherman himself applies depend
d. ".
1HaDE sHERMAN respectfully informs rnpured pssaons
those having rupured that City
Nd may be found at his office No STREET
New Orleans relieve and all
BY the application Of his PATENT TRUSS and CUR
NN SnnAASS rs -HlUAASStSS.
W g NJ. ROSS, IS roydras street, Commission Merchant
and dealer Sugar Moasses AL left there will
tiled Levee nress Also Agent for the Washing
a Steam Molassea Refinery, which Is prepared to NIL
orders Tor Reboed Mofases guaranteed be equal
made at the lowest market price. ~ Is ial6-s-~5
a ITTS EMS, j. 81, IMPoRrER AND nRts OH. y
"A Hardware. Cutlery, Stoves, Fire Crates o3s II
,f75NERY and SiTs
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II klALLEE d BROTHER.
AA Eo. 1873 !TCHouPIToULAs sTREHf-
Az Manufacturers Of ". .,ES
&c. OoPPkE, TIN AND SHEET IRON WoRK,
all varieties Has also hand large
gookir Paror md Barroo stove and prepared to M
-. .Srp In tho shove lns In the City or Country
Particular ctseon paid all of building work
7n Copper Galvanized Ion Tin and Zinc Valley Cutters
Roofing DawE Pipes, Fancy and Plain Hsads, ste.
Have exclusive right for the State Of oossna % max
and the recently patented invention of Jnbes Lewis
the which the Of buildings washed a Gltn
water being conducted the csterns Being salt
acting t.e neceeeity Of any hand labor
acion feature no, orr ipced aers hefore. DIZZY \
ssAssssss, Es1ltSHEE d HOWARD, xssuasa
At their Old Stand, 4B4
- Nos. j ANDs5 ST. kARY's MARKET, -
Inform, their friends the p9bc they to ou
up the CHOICEST BEEV that Western country
ash they furnish, the best MUTTON
PORK that come 70 this market ~ e
Supplies e order ter ssyshng from s.al family to
Rer2ember the Stals-Nos and g. Al the head Il 81
Narr's Market. Te 1ouponas street n1a Ii
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TINS Invaluable medicine prepared from an
andis known
e fall cnng Fever and Ague any Of tho
named. 5.s : - - - s1 80 y
Those who are suffering from affections Of this kind ALA
VINO nave from their upen the
able remedy for purifying the blood thoroughly
from the system the morbid edecs Of bilious climate
The eecsof Cholagogueia eradfcatne hills
human can only It's extraordinary
yarious grades levers
1t has been tested in thousands cases is
all who have used IT. of the greatest Fever ana A
femediesextant. 81 go, 4. -
Besursand ask for Or. esaooD's INDIA cHoLAaosI1
as there are many countesfeits offered for SALE ISL +
Fer sale in New Orleans Wholesale and RETAIL proprietor,
prices, by s- - - T. i'S 1870 =
g5 !. WRIGHT d CO., .sa
IL and l6l Chartres street.
Nr - - .-,tr :. - : General Agents
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aHATLROAD AVETTNG
ss-s.. ,u,,,, OFFICE NJ. o. JACK
- ssszf.-.-56 son AND. GREAT NORTHERN

On and after SUNDAY, the 18th instant, ths Passex
Trains this Road will leave New Orleans A. III. and
2. 81. Tho Morning Train with tho Mississippi Cen
trail and the Evening Train With The Southern for Mobile
~ s5szi@5T 4. s. WILLIAMS, Il
& General Superintendent:
New Orleans, December IL 1861. I'M 80 d26t
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Depot No IA Broadway, and ~ all dealers throuaeu
the world 4is. j, aa IN !. -
The bottles u thrsesses VI Lasss
medium. Hs The email holds half pint and Yetap fc
one dollar per bottle The medium, bottle !. las
PSF cent more In proportion than the sna Teas til
dollars per bottle. holds per can't ruar
q pI9pcrDn nnd EetallA for three doa bottle. Oh
Market gtreet st. Sy 9oSa dru1sts mr.
fancy Eocdg deSlcrH.
~ ]. wH1sHr.4 90. gents,
-A Hand Isl charhssstfsss.
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~ Sight checks Richmond, Petersburg, Lynchburg
-, - :. BROWN, JOHNSON 4 CO.
Se25 en- se2f7=.g..s- 40 Union street.
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. y = 4a %
..z. - z. etc.. etc., etc.
tits highly recommended by many most
throughout the States excellent and agreeable as
alive. and admitted eecuayc Urnar,
etc., andis peculiarly adaptedto theuse of females
children. e
Asno other article is Justly entitled
the name ofths i.-a- $ - t7 eS f-f'iEE
K Real sehetdani sschnnpps, i
he public the genuneartct
4 vANDEVEBR's INDICATED CIV;
teal Schetda m q nj a pps.
Each bottle will bear the signature proprietor and
ether Is genuine withoutit. 49, I'll : s
Now orleans wholesale and RETAIL at proprletor
prioeshy .PTl5...5 90 80
B 80 n and 1bl Charrrss street. 8
Z DR. wR1aHTs
EJUvENATIN EsLIx4h
N Prepared
On thestrioest Pharmaceutca Principles asl.s
+ Chemists Of the age. fer the care Of z
General Debility, 10 "a -59 = +s.$ss
< MentaIand Physical Depression, sss ~ =. - z
Determination Of Blood to tho Head. 5E
r. 200 Confused Ideas, > ..-.=---t-.-- -
Hysteria H. .i=5Fs.sl.g 5s.sss = .ss' s
General Irrisabilty,
7s -s,L n. " Restlessnessand
Absence of Muscular Efficiency. !. = - u
Lcssof Appetite
Dyspepsia, So ~
Emaeation, 10y = 81
l. Low sprts,
Dsorganization ofthe So.
-'g' Organs of Generation,
'' Palpitation ofthe Hos :
For sale in New Orleans, Wholesale and retail by
1 ]. WRIGHT L co.. -
l.Fz5s=5 Al and lb1 Chartres streets
* at'ss2 e q ~ Sole Proprietary.
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Blood FOOD

~ ! - IA,
Healthy Human Blood upon being ANALYzED ai.ayap r,g
enss Us with the essential elements gvea Of courss
the True Standard Analyze the Blood person SUFFERING
from Consumption Liver Complaint Dyspepsa scrofuls etc
and find In every instance certain dshcenciss
ssof Blood Supply you made vel
The Blood Food upon
ng success. There are 3 a.. So glES
u ~ s5atA5 "a FIVE PREPARATIONS $50
adapted
Coughs Colds Bronchitis affection whatever Of th
Throat Lungs Inducing Consumption l. ss
tho No Depression of Spirits, Loss Of Appetite
Chronic Complaints arising from Over General Debility
and Nervous Prostraoh No2 for Liver Complaints Nos
for Dyspepsia. Being already prepared for ABSORPTION IL
taken drops and carried into circuintons
the. gain retain The Female Ircgu
nrea Hyserin Weaknaases otc. See special directions
this For Salt Rheun, Erapons, scrofuleus Kidney an
Bladder Complaints take No. 8. CASES the direction
must DO strictly followed. Price Of the Blood Food n POI
botls.s. 80 ~ 5as8 {.56sys Il s78 ~ e.
Sold by CHURCH h DUPONT, no. 4o6 Broadway, Ne,
York; WRIGHT CO., No. ia 1bl Chartres street 10
WOOD co. ST. Louis, and all respectable Drus
sjsta throughout the country. i ~,
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MGI4ASS ES hIOLASSES,i
~ q NJ. ROSS IS Foydras street. Commission Merchant
and Sugar and Melasses Al orders will be
n Steam Molassea Refinery, which Is prepared to
for Reboiled Molasss guaranteed 70 be equal to
made. AT the lowest market price - g jal6E--
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Was bagroaAht to the CITY Police yAtI on
she belongs t. Mr. Lagrange Joseph Degrange who
lives between Bacchus and Apollo She Is
feet ipc HIGH speaks English only, pleasant face n
AGAR the between the eyey small on lie right
hand the left leg Is aged shout % years.
Tia will call property according to law
~ +. 4 Ess55 MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, JR
Registered March, ., 1859 :, 'A.
E1I r. HDBvENPORT5 T. :
m29 lbt - "a Clerk of Comptroller
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AnDE. SHERMAN respectfully informs rnptured psraons
Or those having ruptued Slaves he city
New Orleans, relieve and all Of
= vi lykV
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Leaves every SAT- RID AZ ~ 10 i eI,ss a. NJ
- Fur FORT JACKSON. tfSIfKyT SyE.
~ PHILIP AN LOWER CAST. The ane pas 4
L012 tsenger pa 'ket En1pt re F4r lst. Il, lBayhI
4 Em4stsri will leave AS above every Saturday
aud norning at 10 O'Clock A. M returning
Sunday and Thursday. siE a. '5s.tgg
Fprfressht Of passage apply on hoard OF % III III
Of EUGENE HANuuE. Agent,
-. foot Of ST. Louis st.F
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Dear srit is trne that Dr. shsrnana Truss applied b,
him, will give relief eecualy than any other. have
BY the It the recommend get one
upon the fitting ~ $50 - r. 9BELDEN, N. d. &
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POLICE JAlLs--OFFICIAIl

WAS brought to the City Police JAN ON
the 18Th q March 1862 the grille boy GORGE Says
county Mas feet III inch high, speaks English only
has cut left another the right hand and IN
aged about 80 years, he has countenance
The will call claim his property accorinr to
5G5T-, MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, JR,, So
& 49, Keeper Of City Police jail.
m.s.la - Glsfk Of Comptroller.
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TIE HEROES OF PEACE
AND
THE HEROES OF WAR
Z Anthorv Mo 5O1 Rroaduav Now Work

is now publishing in addition to other por-
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Mrs. WMsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOX Chill
DREN TEETHING
I'VE see an advertisement in your columns
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FOR CHlLBl.hN TEkIHING,
which greatly facilitates the process Of teeth
ing, by softening the gums, reducing ali in
hamation-will allay ALL PAIN ana spas
modic action. and is
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Prospectus
OF
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