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&fEHi CahGF AMONG TEH THOUSAND,
SAVES THE CHILDREN.

Tffk CHIEF AMONG TER THOUSAND
DAILEY's MAGICAL PAIN ExTkACros
Has universally supAted sll other uenine G.
licaoas In both the Eastern and Western Spheres wher
aver Introduced and Its secret Of IA
success In MI affections whether cGrsa t anal,
tont disrase
4tmraas an,S Ids
Arensah'y relieved of 'h+ir anguish Inflammation
's "Re'S nhi'e""h OF TINS yc'ors healer, and
rene"ed Hsn by charm, no bltinsh relna!tnr
The Friend of the Nursery.
Chdrrnare frequent from external ninres .
All! from nrd and c"phene explosions every n,h.,
should have this ealinRrrcparnon linn, n bao
'ore breasts and quickly Tottef or Rpxorr a.
prevalent In children.
To Travellers by Sea and I.nns
Tho nacnius the raveer md very oth.t ,po,y+4
lot IN life throws him within the chance of pcrt,.,,
SION FIRE or collision, SHOULD bearl mind that tl Nn w.
:racors his best and only friend Iii both ,or,ab,.
and should ever be his companion, "a friend m mead T,
are Thousand, OF living to testify to
tue, whe their sound imbp and yn,rI.s - i,o -,
efficacy. Ah
the following are few of the loading Diseases to .b,,b
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR i. a r,s,sn,,s
AZ well ag N'
Burns, Bruises,
9ois Broken Brrnst,
bit"so of Reptiles, Cancer,
Cracked Lips, chnppcd Hands.
ChibIlins Craulp,
Contracted Coris, ChAtes
Disenresst the SKIN. Erystps!sr.
slsiule Fto-, les
Fever Sor4s Fejons
Glandolnr Di.tases
Aerenr1s Sgrss,
Rams faneraily,
Pmples Files
Poison, Rheumatism
ShsrSores of al kinds,
Shot Wount:s, ScrotuA
SourTy. ScAds, Scurf
ScIld Heads, Sprains
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TRUTHFUL FOR ONCE.
MI. Russell, correspondent Of the London Times,
Il late letter to that journal, says:

lie
in a late letter to that journal, says:
Il The eonstancy and mistaken faith OF the Conted.
crate leaders are worthy Of the highest-et us not
nav a hetter.s-cause. Extracts from the Southern
journals, which are made here to prove the straits
10 which the Confederates are reduced, 40 oat eA'
alt ones opinion of their tenaclty OF purpose:
There is, amid all the distress and discontinue OF
the South, no sign of repentance, submission or
fear On the other hand it is fact that thousands
OF the Federal volunteers are t'red OF the war
already, and the demand for Burroughs and DIS
charges weary out the Generals OF some divisions:
One IF these Generals said a short time ago, that
he was sure that two.thirds of his men would ca
gerly return to civil life the moment the war was
sYer.
The q consistency and mistaken faith'' of the
Southern people in the business of their cause, will
hereafter be a theme of universal admiration, in
which their noble and patriotic headers " will re-
ceye their due and proper share. Neither our
people nor our Government have asked foreign ma
tons for counsel, support or alliance. We have
only asked that which the usages of those nations,
as carried out heretofore entitled US to claim The
exception which they have chosen to make against
us has neither lessened our faith, constancy cour
are, or powers Of endurance, any more than the
victories upon which our enemies recently plumed
Themselves with wild enthusiasm Neither has our
late splendid victory at Shiloh led to oyerconti-
& aanca mr. undue exu.tation. We are the same pa
tent, hopeful, determined people as ever; and if
the future should have severe chastsements in
store for us, we wilonly become the more resolute
to fight our way through all the tolls troubles and
yicissitudes of mighty war, to ultimate independ
ence We must eventually triumph-the South is
as sure to be free as that the sun will ever again
shine in the heavens-and although our country
may be subjected to an ordeal of fire and blood,
it win emerge from it all the better, brighter and
pnrer, and then the people that have sought our
ruin, wantonly and causelessly, and the nations
that have denied US rightful privileges, according
to their own customs and laws, Will be forced to
admire and respect us, not only on account of the
bravery and g tenacity of purpose we have ex-
hibited. but from the fact that no complaint, no
groan of agony, no cry for assistance, no appeal
for help of any nature or kind whatever, has been
allowed to escape US whilst we were struggling
against and beating back an inscriptions, power
fnl and yindicti7e enemy.
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Commodore Buchanau.s Report.

From ths Richmond Enquirer-l
The Secretary of the Navy, through the Presi-
report Of Commodore Buchanan, of the action in
Hampton Roads, on the 9th March last. 1t is graft
flying 10 learn that the galent Commodore is rap.
Z adIy getting the better of bis wounds, and will
soon be able to return to duty.
The report contains some facts, additional to
those already published in the newspapers, and
others are SO we'll stated that we are forced to
make few extracts:
e q In about fifteen minutes after the action com.
smenced, we ran into her (the Cumberland) on her
sssarboard bow, the crash below the water was
distinctly heard, and she commenced sinking, gal
antly fighting her guns as long as they were above
water. She went down with her colors flying.
The Virginia then turned towards the Congress.
The shoalness of the water made it some time be-
fore abe could engage That vessel, and the com
mander of the Virginia found it difficult vancouver
ing the ship in the mud. To succeed in his object,
the Commodore was obliged to run the ship a
short distance above the batteries on James river
in order to wind her. During all the time her
keel was in the mud, of course she moved slowly.
Thus we were subjected twice to the heavy guns
of all the batteries in passing up and down the
river. a large transport steamer along side the
wharf was blown up, one schooner sunk, and an.
other captured. $50
The fight with the Congress is thus described in
the report: The carnage, havoc and dsmay
caused BY our fire compelled them to haul down
their colors and to hoist white flag at their gait
and haifmast, and then at the main. The crew
Instantly took to their boats and landed ordered
Lieut.. Parker, commanding the Beaufort, to take
possession OF the Congress, secure the officers as
prisoners, allow the crew to land, and burn the
ship. He ran alongside, received her flag and sur
render from Commander VIM. Smith and Lieut..
Pendergast, with the sde-arms Of these officers.
y They delivered themselves as prisoners Of war
on board the Beaufort, and afterwards were per-
United at their own request to return to the Con
gresss TO assist in removing the wounded to the
Beaufort. They never returned, and submit to
the decision of the department whether they are
II not our prisoners Tie account here given Of the
treachery Of the enemy in firing upon us while Sc
curing their wounded, under their own flag of
truce, is substantially the same as before pub
slished. Lieut.. Minor was driven back from the
\ Congress and she was burned by means of "hot
]: shot and incendary shell' from the Victoria.
After being wounded, Commodore Buchanan
and Lieut.. Minor were taken ashore at Sewell's
Point, because there was but limited place for
the treatment of wounded prisoners on board the
Virginia. NJ ~ ssa.f+sz.- i.
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Mr. Edito7I have be ordered proceed forthwith from
Cornh TO New Orleans and other places for the purpose
getting subscriptions either in Money Cotton to purchase
Medicines for the sick and soldiers also hos
pital supplies.
Ladies and gentlemen who wish rerder service to our
ferng army do SO by giving Old Linen Lint Cordras
Wines anything that .ey may think Il do for the sick
and conva escert, Dried Fruit, Peaches, etc.
Dr. WREN can be at No III Gravier street between
the hours of 10 and O'clock where he will receive all that
the items may feel disposed to contribute.
ap22 got B. c. WREN
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SOUTHERN FERE-PKOoF NoOFING co.

Letters patent from the United having granted
the I'D day of March, 1855 tor Composition
"Southern Fire-Proof Roofing"
being superior any Observation-Disclosures 30 pei
than any other Roofing
WE OFFER FOR SALE THE RIGHTS
for Counties, Parishes States and Territories very pea
WE WILL RECEIVE ORDERS
and Contracts for Roofing Cotton Gins, Sugar Houses Wars
houses, Railroad Depots Mills City and Country Dwellings,
Steamboats,, etc, etc.
al-In all instances work is fully guaranteed
Our Roofing material is put up in barrels and hppe
persons in the country elsew here those wishing
IT, with printed directions by which they enabled apply
with perfect
Parties, by addressing obtain Circular Dire
tons and receive any further information they may be please
ask.
r..f}Hi Charlp Nh
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$4,000 .Resgard.
COMMITTEE OF PUBLIC SAFETY, !

COMMITTEE OF PUBLIC SAFETY)
Few Orleans, April ~ 1869. I
Resolved Thn this Committee hereby offer the following
Rewards for the destruction through private enterprise of tho
armed vessels of the threatening the coasts of Louisiana
and Mississippi
For the destruction of vessels ranking higher than uuboa
each $50 900.
For Gunooats, each $4,000 and for Mortaboatr
$4,000.
A trne eStrsct from tho minutes
ap24 2ptt GEO e. LAWRASDN Sser,tary
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"A ZoUAYE ON HIS OWN HooK.-some amusing
which delinquent soldiers are deposited by the
Government police. On Saturday last the guard
brought in q booty Irishman, whom they had
found in all the glory of dilapdated Confederate
postage stamps, of the passer by, !" for the poor
Frineh sojer." On being introduced to the officer
OF the station, the following cooquy ensued:
Officer Where do you belong
u Pat-Faith. and that's more'n know me sf -
Officer hat company do you belong to what
regiment
4 Pat-I'm an indepindent.
Ofcer-And You call yourself a French Zouave
sss Pat-I do, sir.
AM ,asss loosely -Ditez moi Yotre nom, Mon.
be zarpse yez now and can't man
The & zarYee IL sass The batherd lingo!
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From Chattanooga, we learn that the Federals
nave possession of Stevenson, and advanced some
miles this side of it, burning bridge and retreat
ing AGAIN. Their destroying the bridges and road
on. on snls side OF the above named place, indicates
in this direction. :, ''1' ''i ''''l
we are waiting hopefully and confidently for
dec DECISIVE action between Beauregard and Buell..
me Confederate army we believe to be fully pre-.
for great victory have been very seriously inter-
tered with by the movements of the Federals at
Huntsville. Knoxville Register, 10th.
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ID X Is; III

On Wednesday evening the I'D instant at half past o'clock
SISTER REGIS BERRETT, aged 5S wears.
She Joined the Sisters Charity in 1896 to New Or
leans in 1885 and established the Camp the ST.
Ezabehs Asylum vuceut's 1ntan; Asylum and the
0 fphau Asylum in Carroion
There will be Solemn High Mass at 10 o'clock this
Ing at St. Theesa Church. and the funeral will take p
Evening, at O'Clock from the Church adoinn. tho
Camp street Asylum.
On Wednesday, tho 23i Instant l2 O'Clock NJ, from
wounds received at the BAIT Of Shiloh Capaiu JOHN
kNlGHF aged Il years. CT the Crescent Blues O. npany
Crescent Regiment native of Texas, aud for the last
years resident Of this city.
His friends and those of W F. Seymour invited to attend
his funeral This Morning. at II O'CLOCK fiom No. 3i6 Apollo
street
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Our Sick and Wounded ut CorfnIh,

CoRISrH, April To- 1852
Messrs. P N Wood Louis Elkin and Chas. Black
GentlemeuFron, the effects of the contest through which
we have have many very many, sick aud wounded
end are almost entirely cut of all kinds of necessary medicines
sud comforts for them. We therefore call upon orr fellow
citizens through you send them to us-recicines and
ishment We think that TO call upon fellow is all
that Is necessary.
We also want 800 Blankets and $50 Haversacks
Respectfully,
MARSHALL J. SMITH,
Colonel Crescent Regiment.
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Confederate States of America,

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT No l.
New Orleans, March 70 1862
SPECIAL ORDERS NO 631
&lA process from any Court Of Law or Euufty in the
Parishes of Oeuns and Jefferson for the election of the
lies OF soldiers in the ervce OF the Government h,r
land Or waer 70 rent pas due hereby suspended and no
such collections shall bc forced until further orders
By command of Major General LOVELt
j. g. PiCKETT Assislan, Adiunnt General mol orl,,
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Troops for Ire b5'nr.
n DEPENDENT BAJ"rArJbN
Detailed for Active Frontier Service.

CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA )
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Richmond, April 3, 1862.
Col. J. EpNoSSroS, Louisiana:
Srrhc authority heretofore conferred upon you to raise
Battalion is hereby extended thirty days from its exprsou
Within which time You auth .rzed increase the Battalion
10 full Regiment.
Your obedieut ~aut,
GEO. ". RANDOLPH,
Secretary of War
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DEATH ON RATS ANDRoACHEs

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER
to be the sgec mad ~
the destruction ofthsse troublesome verntn
sure and ask for WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH nu
sTaOYER, as there mary spurious srt,cles
For sale by J. WRInHT ; On s
;al On &W n .nd Ih1 cL. .
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apl6 2ptf
I'll Feac Regiment.

CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA }
WAH DEPARTMENT,
. Richmond, March q, 1862. \
Lieutenant Colonel LAY:
SirYou authorized ens. men and to muster then,
into service sngy aud by companies the wRr-to be
organized sufficient number Of coupsn;es ARE
muster ed, into II Regiment of Infantry.
Respectfully
EiSned} GEO. W. RANDOLPH
~
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NEW ORLEANS, April 5, 1862
Notice hereby given that +. H. HATCH ESQ., Coll,cor
or the Fort, viii hereafter receive acknowledges the
receipt Of all Bells and valuable Metals and C.ptaia H. j.
RAPHAEL of the Ordnance Department. all the Old Irnn
contributed by Planters and citizens for the use of our
Government.
APP 2plm GEO c. IawRAe0N ssor.,orr
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Committee on Public Safety.

New ORLEANS, March 30, 1852
Notice is hersby given planters and other donating
Old Iron 10 the Government, ta the BOTTOMS of old SMEAR
Kettles CRATE BARS, and all iron that has been badly burnt
beirg worthless, should not be thu city.
m3l 2plm GEO. G. LAWRASON, Secondary
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Special Notice,

Those persons in the Eleventh Ward Fourth District who
are entitled 10 tickets from the Volunteers, Relief COMMITTEE
and Fave not yet received them will please call for them at nv
residence No 29 Rousseau street. between Second and Third
Streets from 10 9s O'Clock, A. NJ and from to AZ O'clock
+. N. apI6 2pf I II ItrTIu1Sc
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Committee on Public SAFETY,

NEW ORLEANS, March 80, 1862.
Nooce hereby given to Steamboat Captains only four
ca dollars per freight will be allowed by this Commeo
for old iron brought to the city,
m3i 2plm GEO c. LAWRhSON so,ro,
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DIR. DAVIS

COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY awn n,p
o 10 inc most danseroua cough Is spi
k Vi Doou LIB prevented the breathing Is rendered
~ 'e unfortunate sufferer Is sPon restored from tho
awful condition of Consumption to healthy and csrofr,oh.
existence.
ro' saie'n Nc" ofiesns' wholesaleand Retail,by
J, WRIGHT CO.,
Il and ISL Charities sreet
soleagents for esou.hs
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ks- For Recorder of the First District
WIN. EMERSON the pre'en, incumbent is q candidate fo
reelection. Election, June ., 1862. o- a..
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WlEEH'S CANADIAN FEHMIFUGh


VI EEnGAL ......, III sitsEGA1.......f1E nHTAA.,-
WlHlIS CANADIAN VEHEIFL9h
SAVES THE CHILDREN
8 mo OILY sure remedy nshis "orths IN the huraY
ramothngs thn fatal and destructive. Children
Save the Children;
Let mothers be timely allow ur
'rehto ROMAN IN the Systems OF their offspring Remember
hat
WiaER's CANADIAN vERMlFIGE
viii and To bntsh the rype, ANA the vou,, I
saved. Think Of this.
uo'Ic' 'uA'eF OF Mississippi In a'eter to j '" Vsoy Esq
"e Authreh wInIs up his
the vGno OF thiH medicine oryi family Nq ,.o
oct ha" convinced INF lIht, in tho experiment. have uats
Win Wuers Canadian Fcrmnse, to su!er ps human
we'll the manufacturer the medicine IN maxi
orblic the rnbult Of my obser vntiuls.
lSEheaI W. H. VAHSER.n
The Vermii uge Ia for sale. aid ret uit b,
j. WRIGHT 4 CO.
81 and l6l CEarresstreet
Sole Froprstorr.
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E3E6Ce.
Pickett Rite Battalion.

A few more brave Men wanted 10 I'LL up Companies A,
and &, PICKETT RIFLES, fer service during the war
Each of these Companies rapidly approach completion
their services will BE- immediately accepted he full bounty
OF FIFTY DOLLARS will be given, uniforms AID the very
best arrls and equipments
Apply to Major GEO. MCKNIGHT, or Capt. F. ]. READ
Beauregard Regiment Camp Lewis and Capt j. ?. TANK
Office Chief of Police, in this city AMI Post
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Notice,

Tue once OF the Provost Marshal fer the FIRST District of
new orleans is removed from tho City Hail. to the southeast
corner Of Carondelet and Common streets
H. NJ. sPOFFORD,
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~ Candidate for Mayor, irrespective os
Party, VICTOR Witt, of the Second District
See Crescent Of the goth, Sh January feel ape
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BB0safed.
BLANKETS AND WOOL SOCKS,

Apply to Capt. 4. POWELL, Assistant Quartermsster
O. A. opposite Lafayette Square. who will give fair price
to those who wish to SELL and will gratefully thank hs
name of the Conederacy all good and patriotic who
will donate for the good of the soldier either of the above
articles. n& 2ptt
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OUR Loss AT NEwBERN.--It is now officially as
certained that at the fight at Newborn the Confed-
crate loss was in killed GA, wounded l0l, and pr-
soners 47S-total GAS.
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E5- Messrs. w. IL. Adams, w, M Sen,nya
and l. D. Vanorn have full power attorney as per act
passed before W. II. Peters, ESQ.,, Notary Public.
MS J. O. NIXON
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rn2S 2ptf

~ or Recorder of the First District
ooin ,DAAia Is candidate for Recorder of the First
District. Election, June 2 1862 80 a..
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Hams, Sides and Shoulders.

For sale at Wholesale account Of the Safety Commse
by
HARRIS, BERCIER Il CO.,
ap9 zptf New II (old sly Tchoupitoulas st.
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FAC lily:
| ERASMUS D. FENNER NJ. d. Professor Of Theory and
| Practice of Medicine,
AUSTIN FLINT, NJ. d. Professor of Clinical Medicine and
Medical Pathology.
ANTHONY A. PENSION, NJ. p, Professor of Anatomy,
JUSTIN FLINT, Jr, NJ. D., Professor Physiology
SAMUEL. T. CHOPIN N. d. Professor of Clinical and
Operative Surgery.
| .CoRNELlusc. BEARD ~ D. Professor of the rracIps
| OF Surgery and Slrgcnl Pathology.
u. WARREN GRICkEIIA NJ d. Professor of Ob,tcrie
and Diseases OF Women.
lSAAG H. CRAWCOUR, NJ. D., Professor OF Chemistry
Medical Jurisprudence
HOWARD SMITH NJ D. Professor ,f Sstsr,a N,6lcn md
Therapeutics. - ~ ~
II. .. SCHMIDT, NJ D, Demonstrator Of Anatomy
The nsecjinR Rooms will be opened the 18Th Of Octote
Clinical instruction Will be given daily In the wards
ity Hospital! and three times week College Dspeusay
Tho Faculty Of this Institution amongst
Visiting Physicians and Surgeons of the Charity Hospital
according late Act of the State Legislature shall
times have free the Hospital for the purpose afford
| teach"
The Board of Administrators elect annually April twelve
Resident Students who furnished board lodging the
Hospital of this School equally elbie
| to this place with any others.
The great aim of the Faculty i mpart thoroughly
| cai knowledge ofall the branches of Medicine.
Dssecting material is abundant, nominal Nc
| charge for attendance at the Hospital.
Amount of Fees for the full Course OF Lectures SloS ~
Naturalization Fee paid but once} 8 %
Dissection Fee IL 90
Graduating Fee..-..... IS Nu
| For amy further information address
| f. u. FENNER, NJ. D.,
| Dean Of the Faculty,
| Carondret street,
| New Orleans. August 1860. anp5 VIZ
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The undersigned will Volunteers from any portion
of the Coutederacy for three years war-sngy as well
by compnnesand while organizing will subsst them and
supply the usual bounty Of so, So Communication for
clothing.
Eoun should forget we are now struggling in
defence OF our liberties and homes with dabolca zoe
Who are lighting us with the frenzy Of despair. Let be
taught that intend govern ourselves, We are neoDle
VINO b. conquered.
Apply 10 ueaiQnartsrs-No. IS Caron delet street
J. EDMONSTON.
Volunteers and Recruiting Officers for this Corps will rle,se
apply Col CIR 4YSoN At the house of Stuart James
q
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To the Friends
OF s 0 UT H f RN PRO G ES s
DIE BOWS REVIEW.
VOLUME XXX.
To the Friends

With the January number begins the r!e volume Of hs
monthly which 10 the only Southern work that Ia,
tained itself amid MI d,courageets which couAs.
emily for fifteen exhibited the and advocated
rights and dutIts OF thie section OF the Union.
In the present times IT appeals confidently greatly
larged circulation and for prompt payment suhscrber
Now is the time send by mail year
and Abolition Journals discontinued subscri ton
will be turned into horne channels.
TERMS, So PER ANNUM
All bunk received orders
eny of the towns or cities.
Back numbers, volumes or sets be supplied
HaThe Editor will be found Of the Review No
Cnrnu rect. door Office d3 2aItkWtf
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DIR. WRIGET'S


csa'AhHRATEB HMIUTEMATlNG ELIXIR
-Prepared-
oh fTncple by Of the Alea
bhemistb oil the age, for tho euro of
General Debility
Mental and Physical Depression,
1nbeclity,
Determination of Blood to thu Hoad,
Confused Ideas,
Hysteria,
General Irritabity,
RestlesBnessand
Absence of Muscular Efficiency. hn''
Iossof Appetite
Dyspepsia,
Emacation
Low Spirits,
Reorganization of tho
ORGANISED Generation,
PApitation Of the Hsa,s'
For shla In New Orleans, wholesale md retail nv
j. WRIGHT CO.,
q and lbl Chartresstreet
soleProprietorg.
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Provost NershaIs Office, Third District.
NEW ORLEANS, April 10, ls6,.
Those who have been registered Oics are invited to
call for their certificates they may not be exposed to be
brought before for eontumacy.
ap2l 2I6o PIERRE SeULE, Provost Marshal