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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-04

NEW ORLEANS. May 2.-Cotton irregular; sales of
500 bales to-day. Sugar and molasses unchanged.
Freghts are very dull.
Senor Cabelero. the eldest Spanish merchants in
this city, was over and killed to-day. His house
the only one spared during the Lopez Crttenden
excitement.
The discoveries of pc troleum in Western Louisiana
attract much attention. 4 company has been formed
for pcrfectng and bringing it to market.
The coal beds of Arkansas are being worked.
Most of the COnfederates Of East Tennessee are
coming here to reside
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rom Ut. EsoaslimG.O.

New YORK. May 2-The steamer Eagle has ar
rived, with Havsns dates of April 28th. Her news
is unimportant.
The San Domingo Monitor says the Government
forces are re-estabShing order along the northern
frontier. meeting with opposition only from guerllas.
The rest of the island is at peace.
The small pox is decreasing at Ponce, and seven
dwellings had been destroyed by fire in that city.
The Health of Havana Is good.
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FROM NIEXGCG.
Slaves BANDED RS Cuba--1iTFivaE Of Peru
Yinzl Irnn.ClaGs at Ria dc Lnmeiro.

Hi'sH frnh'1 a'acs at E"E" ue "tAsS+h0'
New YOHK, May 3.-City of Mexico correspondence
of the 18th says the siege of Mazatian Continued,
The Liberal commander, who YVES found by the
French sick in bed, was shot.
A Havana correspondent says that cargo Of
negroes have just been landed and distributed on the
south side Of the island. There is 2 large stock Of
sugar on hand end freights are brisk at Havana.
Advices from Rio Janeiro to tho Sd Of April state
that two Peruvian iron cads have arrived there from
England and that the captain Of the Spanish schooner
there using the United States dag for protection
Another Peruvian iron-clad was daily expected from
the United States.
Tho news of an attack on Paso del Patins, and the
crossing Of the army into Paraguay was hourly eX
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-04

BEAUTIFUL Dress and beautiful jewels undoubt,d-
ly make female msre beautiful, for nature and art
combined add to these Pennys Perfume Ct tae
Egyptian Lotus and she is worthy Of the Gods in
tho shape of brave vigorous, enterprising, 60
ahead, American men. WA. H. READ, 147 Baltimore
ctr /.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-04

M4TTnEws' VEyETGAy H4ra DIE. known and uisd
ever % year. Daily increasing in public favor. Com
plete in one bottle. Ne wash. No trouble Doc:
10, crack or stain. Produces Il luStrous black OF
brown as desired. Doe3 not iGiuTc the hair. Price,
- cents.
Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
uy9-2taEly
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-04

gEsssreiE'g E-ize aasi yFater.E'rooF Ei9Ssiag,
Perfectly Ilr,-ProoG Perfectly WATERPROOF.
Unoqualiei for Durability, Security, ana Economy,
APPLIED at shortest notice, and in any section oi
lac country. Jas. IL. JOHNSON & Co.,
d2T-e.n2p South street.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-04

We call our readers attention to SNITs. Baos.
& Co.'S New stocs Of Spring Clothing Just opened
ST SETrH BROS. i Co.'S popular Clothing House, No.
70 West Baltimore street.
Our new stock Of Gents Furnishing Goods just
oponed at 50 West Baltimore street. next to Marble
Hall.
Call and $50 our rev styles of Cents Furnishing
Goods at 80 West Baltimore street, next 10 Marble
Hall.
All the latest novelties in Collars Ties. Scaris, H.,
at West Baltimore street., next to Marble Hall.
Tho popular Clothing HOUSE. No. 10 West EaIti-
gorG street. noxt 70 the great Furnishing House.
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TriaI of tne Fenian Prisoners.

Cornwall, C. ", May 3.--Ths examination OF
the Fenan prisoners was resumed to-day. Lieut..
Col. Wheeler gave evidence for the prosecution. He
turns out to be British spy. After hearing the
counsel for both sides, the bench divided, but
there was a majority for commital Judge Jarvis,
chairman, dissentsd This throws the trial over till
next fall
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Reception OF the Governor General of

OTTAWA, CAN, May 3d.-A grand reception was
given last evening to the Governor General, Lord
Monck, the occasion Of his arriving here to take
up his permanent residence. It was general holi-
do,-
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-T~aas,,ra eo,uinq- Sro,, CaliGavufa

SAN FRANCISCO, April 3O.-The steamer Golden
Age sailed for Panama to-day with ST. 6O9J9 in trea-
sure. of whicn $I76505 is New York account. The
bark Poole, from Psco. Peru, brings 5000 in silver,
and g. 700 bags of sugar,
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-04

INTERCOURSE WITH EURoPE.-There are now fifteen
regular lines from ports in the United States and the
Ganadas directly to England, Germany France and
lO'4 passages or an average of per week out and
ven PACK Inns Is sand TO be more than have crossed
tAe ocean IN any previous year. Compared with the
Ca Ill. and the steamers are generally well com
very smo- provided with all the known modern
manded ana accident. If the cholera should
raEources against either side, both pleasure
prevail exteDsi, ely on will e much diminished, but
E2yS aaa tSo Ss far seas S5 ''
GSagRsteT' 1ban aver before upon the hiS.'
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-04

&s- Sorry for you France and Englandl Your
perfumes are shut out Of this market by the tariff
Still more sorry for those who buy the trashy mia-
tions of your extracts Meantime all hail to the in
teligent millions who would rather buy Phalon g
might Blooming Cerous" than receive any other
nrr.rrnn ms 2 Eift. Sold everYwhare.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-04

r,-,,r, s,,rrrRrsa.-Tho Lowell Courier states
that SnPSa %S@nded stH i h ho GSmR1S aRn
B, 3OIh Mass. ! On October 18th, 1864 and amputa-
% GGdal days In GGns99nSe
OF ezposuip The knee took place in October 1864.
tat,on a Weeks ago an operation, which virtually
amounted to third ampgta0n took place SS at iss s
sGan5 sG5ay 4 having been discovered that the thigh
Snpe psd rotted up to It's socket, the remainder
Of the limb was cut off near the hip-JolnE a. ~ Ms
Dossble to 20 with safety to the patient ls case ls
terrible one and his sufIeTings have peen 'oRhe
it5 tna notience characteristic OF brave man
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Two ATTEMPTS OF WOsAy 70 GogSIE SGIG5DE;
h1na ~ tbe Fifteenth precinct police tor in
toIicaon last evening She was placed in CELL
Ha f0m@ a0d SUICIDE 6s pEas oY 5e.s9f
HersG " Tbe woman was then taken 10 the sitting
nS5 me- The having been GsIsd away 05
ne ;ai fbe other end to the knob Of the door, and
sne tiT~ down endeavored to strangle herself The
GoIice fescued her again, and put sTalght-jackei
an her-N. Y. Tribune.
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1885. Watches. 1865.
l. SPLENDID SToCK OF FIRST CLASS GOLD AED SILVHR
WATCHES, just opened this day, together with an
entire now assortment of Diamond Pearl. Mosaic
and other ewelry. Also solid sterling Silver
" are, Triple Plated Albata Ware Of every descrp-
ton. English Table Cutlery, Clocks, Opera Glasses.
spestaces and Eye Glasses to sais all eyes, These
articles will now be sold at greatly reduced prices.
The public are invited to call and examine stock.
They will find bargains. Watches Repaired and
Timed in the mort perfect manner. We also manu-
faeszye Hair Jevelry 40 order at short notice.
LAEEoCR Il CO.,
Light street, opposite tho
GEa-lsirI Fountain AOteL
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Wedding GarIs.-The Newest Styles at
DEMPSEY L O'T0uLE's,
EpgraverS and Stationers
ietpsp21-R cor Charles 9nd Lexington sfs
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-04

NATIONAL
LIFE AND TRAVELLERS INSURANCE COM
PANY,
0FNEW YORK
CAPITAL S5I0GlG.
BALTIMORE OFFICE,
56 EXCHANGE PLACE.
Issuss General Accident Tickets frons Os 10 Tysaty
Days.
These Tickets insure against Accidents of every de-
scription for 5000 in of death, or $5 per week
compensation for disabling accident
TARIFF OF RATES.
1day ........ ......~25 cents 5days.., 5 81 %
days............50 cents days.......... 90
Soh 70 L. W
Insurance on above tickets commence at 6 o'clock
A. NJ. Il o'clock NJ, s o'clock P. NJ
Remember that Is cents per day insires for Is OOO
Tickets for sale at thS Office Of the Company No.
5SEXCHANGE PLACE. awe
PHILIP D. SUTTON,
- eneraI Agent
SUTTOS L GEMMELL
fals-tf t-.ociafe oents
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NEW YORK, May 3.-The New York health officer
reports that two of cholera were received
aboard the falcon to-day. The cabin passengers of
tho ENGLAND AMI Virginia up to thecity to-day.
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81, Arrest Under the r.xtrndifion Ere.

NEW YoRK. May 2.-Ferdinand Buesch has becn
arrested under warrant of extraditon for forgeres
in Meckenburg, to the amount of 10000 Prussian
thalers. He arrived yesterday on the Louisiana and
the officers in pursuit came on the Scotia.
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Arrival of HRS. JEFF. Davis at FOrfres
The Cholera at New work Quarantine.

EORT MONROE, May 3.-MTs. Jefferson Davis ar
rived here this morning direct from Montreal. to
visit her husband.
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Eass!-Mats!!-SPRINa STYLES Now READY.
--latest and most approved patterns. in ali their va
riotics, at greatly reduced prices.
nh3i-lmIsp S. HINDES i SON, 100 Gay ct.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-04

THE CRoPs-We are in receipt of very gratifying
accounts from our friends in the county relative TO
the wheat crops. The prospects for bountltul har
vest are very hattering and unless injured by some
Of the many bhghtng agents to which the crops are
liable, the yield will be immense. The grass crops
are also looking remarkably fine and promise an
abundant yield.-Erederiek EpGmiRer,
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Interesting Debate in tue Senate.

THE NEW JERSEY RAILROAD MONOPOLY.
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xyv,;,.-,,,e.Post in north Carolina.
IN Fort GEOnrOe.

,,INGToN =. G., May give White men were
WILN 5.1 Gov larceny. by order of .Judge Rux-
vi ipped u -0"'
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A "srrnrn or Rnrxrns-rhA p.-....

a STUDY" OF BoESErs.-The Paris correspondent
OF the London Telegraph writes THE one great
object OF my admiration in Psris is the bonnet-ts
eyer-ehangng shape its splendor its Disappearance
and its dark days of nothinggess.' What do yon
lnlnk bonnets were yesterday? Not crepe nor tulIs
Ing put flowers. l saw one lady with bonnet Of
as:les and another who had on her head handfnl
II les OF the valley, festooned With green ribbon
IL - II really is anything, bonnet can scarcely be less
tnan few lies of the valley. which at Florence
of Wallfowers" -"1' D"u "Featn
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Coixate'a Aromatic vegetable Soap,

A superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils in combination with GIycerine,
and especially designed for the Use of Ladies' and
for the Nursery. It's perfume is exquisite and its
washing properties unGivall.i. For sale by all drug
gists. fe9-d&w1y
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-04

FREDERICK EooDWoRTH,
H0ME AND F0RE5a5x INSURANCE.

NY OF BALTIMORE
ESTABLISHED IN 1925.
Once II. e. corner South and Second streets
1nsures all kinds Of property, at homo or abroad
against loss by fire. on very favorable terms
HENRY ?. DUHURST, President
sOARD eP DIRECTORS:
Austin jenkins F. ". Bennett
Augustus ]. Albert. Samuel Hart
Chas. D. Slingluf, Hugh Bolton,
Francis W. Elder, Jas. Jas. Tayjor
Edward Jenkins, James McCcaky,
Frederick Achey, John G. Resncy,
Thos. W. Leyering, James Fields,
George Z. Berry, | Garrett Brown
Joshua Dryden, John NJ Gait,
John Cushing, ! Thos. Wilson
George ". Flsck, Henry +. Lou3egnSu,
Mendes l. Cohen, Caleb Parks,
G. S. Gibson, George Franck
John A. Needles Vim. II. L. Reic.,
Jas. NJ. Anderson, Isaac NJ Densou
John A. Shriver.
J. MARSHALL WINCHESTER
mhS-lawU Secretary.
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Whiting Cards.-The most Fashionable. at
DEMPSEY L O'TOoLE's,
EngraVers and Stationers
nS50-tflstp cor Charles and Lexington SsS
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IL E1foETs OF lin PLATES FROM ENGLAND.-Durinp
me last seven years the annual average value of fin
PlateS manufactured in Great Britain. and shipped
lor eAportaron, amounted to more than one and
aS o shipped to the United States and The value Of
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~, TERRIBLE CATAsTRoPHE.-In a blast furnace near
v HolVerhampton, England, on Saturday, 14th ult..
three men died terrible deaths by being burnt By
molten IRON. Thomas Shape, aged l9. was on duty
as the keeper Of a blast furnace at Deepfeld, and
jOhn Gardner, aged IS with Joseph Swift 81 were
his assistants 1t was proper that the contents of the
furnace should be run out at haf-past seven o'clock,
but the men were talking, drinking, and neglecting
their duty for moro than hour after this Mean
while the molten iron rising little by little in its
receptacle, and at last it reached part of the
StructlOn wherein water contained in a pipe.
The three men just at this time rose and began IN
earnest to strip, that they might tap" the furnace
aS they ought TO have done long before The iron,
however, destroyed the facing Of the pipe and came
IN contact with the water The water was instanta-
neousl ly converted TO steam, and explosion super
vened, tearing down the front Of the furnace. Out
poured the food OF liquid iron. Gardner was covered
by it. and in an instant destroyed. Shape was touch
ed, and, mad with pain, he lesped into the canal,
much injured to move, but being borne to ths hos
pita, died there An inquest held Oh the bodies
on Tuesday, and verdict of accidental death" wgs
returned.
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ACCIDENTS.

j. MARSHALL WINCHESTER
mh2s-1awtf Secretsr,
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XxxIXTrg CONGRESS.

Commercial and Postal Intercourse,
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How IS 1t ?-I. the eleven excluded States are not
States. how can they vote on the Constitutional
amendment which cannot be ratified without some
Of the eleven voting to make the necessary three @
fourths 0N
If they are States and can vote on the Consttu-
Congress S-ISfaY, -
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Ga0-trstp
1855.
Watches.

French HOte and Letter Papers. ct
DEMPSEY Z O'TOOLB'g,
Engravers and Stationers,
GsG)-tf1stp col. Chares and Lexington FtJ,
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MARYLAND AFFAIRS VENTILATED.
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Groeers and Marketmen.

BERMUDA POTATOES.
ONIONS
AND TOMATOEs,
At hand and received weekly.
BERHUpA PRODUCE COMPANY,
myi-5t 12) West street, New y ork.
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The Bombardment of Valparaiso.

The losses of foreign residents by the bombardment
Of Valparaiso, estimated as follows
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At hand and received weekly.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-26
DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERsMIP.
mutual Mr. VIM McCombs the settlement
Of all debts and will iquidate the affairs Of the coparnershp
JH0. F. CAMERON
New Orleans, May 18th, 1866.
DISsOLUTI0N OF COPARTNERsHIP-
IL The nrm Of GILLTS d FERGUSON is this day dis
solved by consent Mr. GILIS the settle
ment Of all debts and will qudate the affairs Of the partner
ship. N. GILLIs,
s. G. FERGUSON.
New Orleans, May 5, 1866
N0TICE-BE HAVE FORMED THIS DAY A Co
partnership for the of carrying the Cotton
Facorage and General Commission business under the style
Of N. GILLIs CO. n GiLLIsI
New Orleans, #ay5 1856
nIssOLUTKOR OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ The firm of OLIVER BARTLETT is this day dis
solved mutual Consequently the publication of
Daily and Weekly True Delta will be discontinued from
this Mr. R. W. WETMOHE is authorized to Iquidate
the affairs Of the firm and parties having accounts against
the True Delta will please present them to HIM at the Office
lSSt. Charles street. ROBERT OLIVER,
FRANK A. BARTLETT.
| NTOTHCE-IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE DEATH OF
| IN Mr. WILLIAM WATERMAN the firms OF WATER
MAN co. and BR0WNLBE Co, have this day been
dissolved and Mr. ROBERT RODENTS the surviving part
has been charged with the liquidation Of the affairs Of
| said firms,
An persons having claims against the above firms are
hereby notified present the Immediately ali per
indebted to the said firms hereby notified
forward and settle the without further notice
| ROBERT ROBERTS,
MRS. WIDOW W. WATERMAN,
MRS. WIDOW j. BR0WNLEE,
Louisiana Sash Factory,
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tSGw Orleans Duly GpMnnt.
SATURDAY MORNING. MAY %, 1866.
From the B. R. Adyocate |


All that portion Of middle Louisiana comprised
in the basin lying between the Mississippi and
AtChafalya rivers being overlooked it is useless to
expect more than one tenth of the crop of cotton
that might reasonably have been expected from
that section could the disaster have been prevent
ed 1t is true that the coast belt of parishes below
Bayou Plaquemine have in measure escaped the
destroying waters and that every pound of cotton
raised therein will be In excess of the amount they
produced in 1861, but still the total amount will
prove but moiety of the number of bales that
would have been produced in that great basin.
The latest news from upper Red River denote
that the planters have lost their labors, to great
extent, by unexpected floods. North Louisiana
will not produce fifth Of the usual crop and il
will prove unreasonable to expect it. The eastern
tier of parishes lying along the river, from the
Arkansas line to the mouth of Red River, have not
escaped and are now under water.
The highlands Of North Louisiana may produce
above one-ffth but the excess will be lost IN the
general average.
OF East Louisiana we can speak knowingly. NO
onehalf of the land usually planted is1n COTTON UNI
season. No planter has wasted time, SEED ant
costly labor on the hill fats and tops that consul
tute the great proportion of the enclosed Hel9s
our upauds. The attention Of every one mas peel
directed to the cultivation Of the bottoms anu new
hill land. In addition, it is now almost ceFtaii
that from the planting of old seed, untaVorabl
weather and the lstlessness OF the negroes, no
more than two-thirds of crop will be MADE on I'M
lands that are now under cultivation our pes
informed planters say one-halt crop Is the mos
that can be made.
Taken ali in all, there is poor and forlorn pros
pect ahead. The crop is pitched, is up, and SAT-
calculations can now be made. Leaving out al
calculations Of the dreaded army worm, who's
visit this season Is not expected. and there Is NJ
chance that Louisiana will produce crop of cOtto
this wear exceeding one.third of the crop of 1861
Oneouarter would be a closer and probably
more Just calculation.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-26

General Grant calls for reinforcements for the
army. We are sorry to see, however, that he
asks them mainly for service on the plains. He
proposes that few be placed in the Southern
States to keep the negroes in order; and perhaps
this is not objectionable. 1t is well known that
the emissaries of Wade and other abOtionists are
organizing the negroes in secret societies and sup
plying them with arms, with view to instigating
and preparing them for Instruction 1t is there
fore well enough thaG small garrisons of troops
should be distributed through the South to aid the
white residents when this outbreak shall occur.
A few troops are also needed to go out on the
frontiers and bring in the scalps of the abolition
vampires who are engaged in sucking the blood
of the red men. Apart from the force needed
to keep down contemplated negro instructions in
the South, the only troops needed will be some
20 900 men who should be stationed in and around
Washington The time may not be distant wher
the President, having exhausted reason and consti
tutional means TO put down the abolition rebellion
will be obliged to resort to force. Therefore ht
should have some troops handy to the nationa
, capital.-[ Chicago Times.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-26
MEDICAL.
(7ONsTIrUr1oN LIFE SYRUP

positive and specific remedy for all diseases originating
from an IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD and for all
hereditary DISEASES transmitted from PARENT TO
CHILD.
struma, alandular swsings liberation, Kings Evil
Eryspelas Salt Rheum
This faint hereditary and acquired, Filing life with untold
misery, is by all usual medical remedies ncursble.
RheumatIsm.
II there any disease in which the Constitution Syrup
Is sovereign it is in Rheumatism and it's kindred affections
The most intense pains almost instantly alevlatedenor
swellngs reduced Cases chronic vcarous of
twenty or thirty standing, have been cured by u.s.
Nervousness.
Nervous Debility Shattered Nerves. st. vitus Dance Loss
Of Power, Confusion of Thoughts, Epilepsy.
Thousands who suffered years will bless the day on
which they read these lines Particularly to weak, suffering
will this medicine prove inestimabe blessng-d
recng their footsteps to Hope which fuhs more than 1t
promises, .
Salvation Rotng of Bones Bad Complexion, Aches in
Bones, Feeling of WEAKNESS, Depression Of spirits
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP purges the system entirely
from all the evil effects of MERCURY removing the Bad
Breath and curing the Weak Joints and Rheumatic rains
which the of Caome is to produce 1t hardens
sponsy "uaS anu secUReS 'Ne A'e'N On '
Co,..,+u+,o, T1ra SVrup
Graduates root and branch all Erupye the Skin
ULCERS, PIMPLEs, BLoTCHEs,
49, 81, ,.,.- a,e,+,. s ttts Kind which 80 much dis
e. so~ce of moth males and females often
49, 80 s,.i ohiact tn themselves and tbei,
t 4.aHlS '-'A-
'+''A- Constitution Life Syrup
CURES ALL SWELLING OF THE GLANDS,
Either the Face Neck or Female Breast and should be
sl od oducirp troublesome Discharging Sores which
1.e s MANY If the Younger portion of the community
from six twenty years of age Young children are very sub
ect to Discharges from the Ears, which depends upon
scroous constitution These by taking
few doses of the Life Syrup.
All scrofuloas persons suffering from general Debility
Emaciaton Dyspepsia ana Dopy OF limbs ABDOMEN &C
in the female Dropsy q he oVaes ana womb generay &c
companed with Inflammation ana Liberation OF the Uterus
permanently cured py oonshtution Lie syrup me dsea
known As Gote OF sWeed Neek the Life syrup Will renov
III ] a I'm No.. 10.
T,oved without extra effort,
TumOr of the ovares TumOrs eff the Breast and swen
Of oe sIsnus u ae oouy w" oe
Epilepc Fits Sympathetic or Organic Diseases of til
Heart as palpation Disease Of the Valves producing
gsA'lhs OF i.hg LOPEZ VI e sats gass gu vi -
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