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numbered by the dozen, and their werks by the
half hundred. But the only one of them who has
habitually in pleasing the public IS Mr.
Balfe, and the only work hTr. Balfe has written
which mas lived, and which for the last twenty
years has been resorted to as matter of course
whenever the manager of an English opera COM
pany has found himself in difficulty, and has had
to fall back upon some well tested attraction, is
the g Bohemian Girl.h We have seen English
opera tried on the acknowledged basis of Mr..
Balfe and the g Bohemian Girl, 7 and to q certain
extent and fer certain time it has succeeded las
under the Pyne and Harrison regime, for instance,
while last year an ostentatious attempt to carry
on Eaglish opera without the aid Of either Mr..
Bale OF even Of the late Mr.. Wallace who, next
to Mr. Balfe, was our most popular composer, re-
suited il total and disastrous failure.
Mr.. Charles Kean is going to play in Dublin.
The composer Verdi and his wife have just left
Paris for Cauterets, in the Pyrennes.
Professor Agassiz says that "God Save the
Queen y Is an old Swiss national air that has
" been known for centuries.n
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Matthews are to open the
Haymarket Theaters in London, on the LIST of
October, with a play called "The Overland
Route.n The mtscegenating missionaries ap-
pointed by the mongrel and mulatto convention
in Philadelphia are now performing this play in
the Northern States, and with no great success
either.
Dan Bryant is starring in Buffalo.
Ristori has been photographed by Quincy.
II Is said that an unpublished play by Beau
marchais, discovered by NJ. E. Fourier in a
bundle Of old manuscripts in London, and pur-
chased by him for 500 francs, is about to be pro-
lduced Of the Theatre Francois.
Mrs. John Wood will open at the Princess's
Theater, London, in about six weeks, appearing
in q new comedy written for her by Mr.. Charles
Reade.
Tom Taylor has new drama ready, founded on
Mrs. Halls new story Of 'The Whiteboy.f
Mr.. BoucicanIt,s last drama is baptized with the
curious title "Four-legged Fortune,n and the
action proceeds on certain Derby transactions at
Tattersalrs, which will sufficiently account for the
name Of tie piece.
Mr. SotheEn receives from ego to ESQ week
for his acting, from the receipts Of the Haynar-
ket theater, in London, without running any risk
Of loss.
tits not true that Jenny Lind is singing in public
to retrieve her fortunes. She merely sings for
charitable purposes and she emphatically denies.
the report Of her husband being either a spend
thrift, "a gambler, or drunkard. She assures her
friends, in whatever part of the world they may be
that Mr.. Goldsmith is good husband and kind
father.
Tamberlik has passed through Paris on his way
to italy, to repose little before he begins an
other campaign at St. Petersburg.
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CoLIIsroN On THE oHIo.-At an early hour
Monday fleet Of coal and salt barges, in the
ing mass of drift-wood with such force as to
drag out the posts to which they were fastened,
when twenty-five barges of coal, one barge of salt,
and two empty salt barges were set adrift The
salt barge was stove and sunk opposite Whitehall,
hawrenceburg. As far as heard from sixteen
were recovered. Those saved were landed at
yarions points between Cincinnati and Aurora.
Eleven Of the coal boats belonged to the Hartford
Company, and the others to parties unknown
The salt and barges were the property of the
Ohio River Salt Company. The coal, salt and
barges sixty thousand. bushels of coal and three
Thousand barrels of salt--are valued at thirty
thousand dollars.
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- The Queeni The Queen2-The Queen
OF HAIR REsToRERs i--Mrs Winslow's Queen Hair Re-
storer Is queen not only in name, but in virtues.
It the Restorsr offered to the public
An infable presever of the hair if faithfully
applied.
1t is no hair dye.
It directly upon the of the hair changing gray
hair to It's original life colo szEeng premature decay and
falling Of the hair sradcstng scurf dandruB and
curing all humors Of the scalp
It wiz change dry and wiry hair to soft and luurant
resses.
Itimparts delightful fragrance to the hair
In short you wish your hair in youth and
retain it through life, use MRS wINSLoWS QUEEN HAIR
REsToRER- Price 81 per bottle. "
Sold by all druggists.
j. CONCEAL, General Agent,
@...U,- 20 st. Charles street, N O.
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The GREATEST STOCK BREEDING ESTABLISHMENT
IN THE WoRID.-A Lexington (Ky.) correspond
ent of the Louisville Courier writes as follows:
After mailing my report of the sales to-day at
Spring Station, l devoted the few intervening
hours of the arrival of the up train to tour of the
Woodburn stables and pastures This magnificent
breeding establishment, unequaled in the old
world or new for the purity of its pedigrees and
Gus crosses are produced, invites more thorough
examination, and is worthy of more extended
notice than circumstances permit me to bestow
upon it. An estate Of about four thousand of
open and woodland pastures, walled with stone,
stocked with a stud of three hundred and twenty
five head Of horses, obtained regardless of ex-
herds of fine cattle and sheep of the choicest
breeds, costly stables and pleasure grounds, and
an army Of trained riders, stable boys, etc. makes
up the tout ensemble of this hobby of travelled
and cultivated gentleman, whose business and
pastime and ambition it is to lavish an immense
income in improving the breeds of his native
State.
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Surely Steadily, SucGessfolIy, Smolan-
irs Extract of curing every of Kidney Disease
Rheumatism Gravel Urinary Disorders Pains
the Back Female Complaints and Troubles arising from
sxcesseB of any kind,
Come afflicted Try smolandersTaks no other BuckuI
sOdhy anaposhecaries. Price, 81 D. Barnes Co.. New
York and Barnes Ward Co., New Orleans Southern agsns
sursgh Rogers Wholesale Druggists Boston, Mass
al saents 1"4
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a new and sreat Epoch In Medicine.

mr. Maevie ia the founder s6f new Medical systeml
tbs onsnarisns whose vast internal doses enfseble
ths and psraIyze the bowels give precedence
80 ra.toras hs,th an, .nnatits v;tb f-o,, orst
NJ Tt ana enrss tba virt
bnr ~ = !, bs y,onisr and absan avs
rrl. NJ. $3.50 m - 40 1,oct,rv al. fa,. srrsrcoa,
i, ~, ~ tha oy Irxtaa,sino r
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NOV hh ls have az lone bljd, densn5sd MioIr
piII ave ~ tb cIoss tht ave saoe5 Nv tba dazsn s,S
rms arc hoe CLASS are ~ tue uozeh had
o Whch eSery ooA ial aen cFeaes an pso heees'y ZOE
announcer one OF TWO VI ass'eis TINS suce To piSee sne
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a Critic ~ 4 CRITICAL CoNpITEoN.-The dra
matte critic Of an Indianapolis journal received
OF the, Metropolitan Theater in that city, at the
hands Of the juvenile man Of the concern The
actor has an interesting and beautiful daughter
and it's alleged that the critic ihsulted her. The
little girl told her mother; the mother informed
the father, who went into - the critic on sight
and polished him off in the handsomest style of the
prize ring The critic was afterwards ignomi
niously kicked out by the manager. 1t is another
Of the excellent atiage that he who is
critical should endeavor to be correct. The critic
lies III critical condition
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-05

The Boston LIouoR DEALERs.-The Boston
Herald says the liquor dealers in thatcity, acting
under the advice Of counsel, are refusing to pay
has been served with several notices but openly
defes the collectors, and asks to be arrested
The ground Of refusal is that the LIQUOR which is
taxed as property, is by Massachusetts, laws de.
olared to be anuisance. If this is so it ought to
but property, it ought to be protected like other
property. Mr., Clark intends to test the question.
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From John B. Wickersham, Esq firm of Wickershan, &
Hutchinson the celebrated Manufacturers of Fancy Iron
Works. No. 259 Canal street
am the recipient from you of of the greatest avors
that be conferred man. that Of health For
many have suffered from of the most anhoypt
and facilitating complaints that the human family can be
afflicted with-chrOnic darrhoa F' w "
During the long time suffering from this disease
attended by regular physicians giving but
relief The seemed until was in1uced TO tr
Huofands German Btters After the of few bottles Of
that valuable medicine the complaint seemed to be com
pleey eradicated often inwardly thank Won for such
valuable specific and whenever have opportunity cheer
yours truly. JOHN B. WlCKERSHAM
New York, Feb 2 1862
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PRYsIoLoGrcAL

VIEW OF MARRIAGE.
Containing nearly 800 pages and 1870 fps Plates and En-
cravings of the Anatomy of the Human Organs in state Of
Health and Disease with treatise on Early Errors its De-
pOrabe Consequences upon Mind and Body with the Au-
thors Plan of Teatmenthe oaly rasual and successful
mode of cure as shown by the report of cases treated
truthful adviser to the married and those contemplating
rage who entertain doubts Of their physical condition ssnt
free of postage address receipt Of % cents in stamps
OF postage currency, by addressing
DR. La CROIx,
No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany, N. Y
The author be consulted upon any the diseases
which his book treats either personally by mall and rnsd
ctnes sent to any part of the world. r
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sCHOoLs--FoR BOYS.
RUENA VISTA ENGLISH
-AND--
CLASSICAL scHoo

Having returned (aer absence of three years. to my
former home, in the immediate vicinity of Franklin Tenn
will open on MONDAY the 10th Of September next an En-
glish and Classical School, for tho education of Boys
Thelocality of hia Institution delightful combining all
disadvantages OF town and country The grounds ample
andw beagan beauted and adorned with ornamental trees
and shrubhey Tho building large and we'll ventilated and
admirably adapted for School purposes The houehas been
recently furnished from cellar garrett and is being
reprinted repapered recleansed and repured SO that
locality In the whole country will be more heathGu
The discipline of the School will mild and parental
firm and decided and every effort will be mqde to develop the
physical intellectual and moral faculties of the pupi The
Principal of the School prepared board ten or Twelve
Scholars.
Terms for Session Of Five Months:
Tuition in Primary Department Observation-Disclosures. 25 oo
Higher Branches of Mathematics Classics each extra 90
Board per month"; including fuel and lights 20 90
Contingent fee. 90
Washing at laundrsss prices
JAMES McNUTT, Principal
References from Tonncssee-Col. Jno McGavock Cen NJ
f. DeIra1enreid Col ON Perkins, R. H Bradley, Esq,
Col W. 8 McLemore j. B. McEwen, Esq, Col John Il.
House, Rev. A. N Cunningham, D. D., Rev Francis II.
Davis, Dr. John s. Park John Garter, ESQ., R. NJ Ewing
ESQ., Judge G, g. Perkins, j. W. Nicely Robt P. Moss,
aEaes Allison
References virginia-Hon Andrew s. Fulon, Dr. R.
n. Sanders, Gen. VIM Terry, C. s. A. Randall MeGavock
Bsq Saral R. Crockett, ESQ., Thomas Wood, Esq, Rev B.
s. Lacy j. c. Graham c. c. Tate, Stephen McGayock Rev.
Jasnss \ Wherry, Wythe county; Gen. James A Walker
Dr. Edwin g. Wasson, j. b. Alexander, ESQ., Rev. Danl B.
| Ewing James NJ. Cioyd, Esq., Pulaski county.
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Marriage and Gellbacys an Easay Of
Warnings and Instruction for Young Men Also diseases
and abuses which PROSTATE the vital powers with
of relief Sent free charge sealed letter envelopes Ad
dress Dr. j sKILLIN HouGHToN, Howard Association,
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Rev. DR.. Farr, of Albany, makes the request
that the time may soon come when Mediterranean
shall proclaim everywhere throughout the South
the inscrutahle wishes of God without let or hin.
dranee.
We say amen, If a Northern man, or any other
man, can ascertain what the inscrutabie wishes of
Deity are, let him proclaim them, but be sure 70
produce the documents, II Mobile Times.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- Cancer. Cancer!s Cancer s!s Cared
n few hours without pain Asthma by antidote that
falls Rheumatism, by the Eclectic Magnetic process
by system, without medicine all other
Chronic Diseases by special treatment at the Magnetic In
rnary Az Fifth street The distinguished Mag
netc Doctress Clavoyant of the attendance IN
exeeptionsble references given. Send forCrcuar to
PROF. HARVEY
Tock.box os5 Cincinnati Ohio,
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Mrs HENRY sTMoNS having been requested by many
of her Southern and Western friends whose children have
been educated at the Insue to make known her School,
them that she receives pupils from the ages or
sixteen The pupils acquire the English French
German and Hebrew Languages thoroughly. Music and
Singing taught by able professors Sewing and Embroidery
made especial instruction Dancing and Gymnastic exef
cses Taught during the winter season The pupils attending
the Institute will find 1t home in every respect and every
will BIO taken with their moral and religious training
Pupils can enter the Institute at any time
For Circulars, apply as above. FL
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HoOFLAND,s Buffers.
n INTEREsrrNG QUESTION.

"A N INTERPRETING QUESTION. :.
WhatclasS people will be most susceptible to attacks
from GboleraS
Evidently those affected with any disease of the stomach
yer OF any of the organs appeainng to digestion. This
class Of persons undoubtedly will be liable toconrac
this disease than those strong and healthy digestive
organs.
The question then naturally arises how shall we restore
and keep these organs in healthy and normal condition.
we answer by attention to diet avoiding all undue excite
ment using moderate exercise, avoiding all Intoxicating
drinks no matter in what form presented and by the use
according to directions of that strengthening on
WOOFLAND's GERMAN B1rTERs,
PREPARED BY DR. c. NJ. JACKSON PHILADELPHIA.
This Bters Is compound of fluid The roots and
Which iii made gathered in Germany and their
virtues in the form of extracts extracted by of the most
scientific chemists aud phamaceutists this country affords
It's
Not AlqnOr Preparation,
In any sense Of the word contains whisky, rum any
other intoxicating Ingredients be freely
lilies without any fear risk those using contracting the
disease vice of ntempeance We wish hs fact distinctly
understood apt conopnd this Btes with the
others before the public prepared from liquor OF
kind.
During the
CHOLERA SEASON OF 1910,
This Biters extensively throughout the entire
country
AS A PREVENTIVE,
Aud have heard of single instance in which this
Btters used where the persons suffered any
symptoms Of Cholera.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-05

-Oolgate's Honey soap-ThiB celebrated
Toilet Soap such universal demand, made from tho
choicest materials is mild and emoen nature, fra
anty and extremely upon
kn. For sale by all druggists and fancy goods dealers
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President Board State Assessors
NOTICE TO TAxPAYERs.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, AUDITORS OFFICE }
NEW ORLEANS October l, 1866 :
The State tax of oueou1th of per the gross
sales aud receipts of every person pursuing trade profess
occupation for the from Juy LIST septemb
3h 1865 due and payable at the office of State
ure within the first ten days of October Instant if not
paid within that time, twenty per Upon of
the tax will be added and the whole collected accordance
withlsW. a. PERALTA, Auditor.
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MOUNT AURURN
YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE.

This School Just concluded it's TGnth Year Its history
has been of prosperity and growth from the
ment The last the daily attendance has
been than hundred and many have been refused
admittance for want of accommodation.
A New Building
Is under contract DO ready for occupancy at the
opening OF the Fall Session in September and it is hoped
that hereafter all be received pupils who apply
The library Apparatus and Cabinet
Ars receiving yearly valuable additions and the is
kept steadily in view to furnish every facility for thorough
course of instruction.
The Faculty consists of four male eleven female teach
ers experienced instructors their departments
The schoo Is fully graded from the Preparatory depart
men through the entire Academica and CLASH
cal studies
For Particulars and catalogues address
l. H. WHITE
ast Tnurth ukra n
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He Sure you Get the Genuine.

he Sure you Get the Genuine.
Preparedby DR.. C. NJ JACKSON, Philadelphia, with his
signature wrapper and his blown in the bottle
There are eounterfeits in the market.
Prlee-sangle bottle 81, or a half dozen for So,
Should your nearest Druggist the article donot be
put OF by any the intoxicating preparations that may be
offered in Its place. but send to us and We will forward
securely packed, by express
PRINCIPAL OFFICE AND MANDATORY,
No. es1i Arch street, Philadelphia, Penn.
CHAs. NJ. EVANS,
Proprietor,
Formerly 6. NJ. JACKSON & coy
For satisfy Druggists and Dealers in sysrg tOwa in the
BARNES, WARD & CO.
New Orleans, Agents
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NOTICES TO TAX PAYERS.
NOTICE TO STATE TAX PAYERS

Rolls of the City Of New Orleans for the year
1856 completed and will be opened for inspection
MONDAY, October lst and will remain during Thirty
Days, at the Office of the Board No 20 Exchange Alley
tween Canal and Customhouse streets,
NJ NJ FEENY
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MEDICAL COLLEGES.
NAI1gIOhA UUH4AN WN5s
NEW ORLEANS SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
SESSION OF 1861.

D. WARREN BRTCKELL, NJ. D. Professor of Obstetrics
and Diseases of Women, etc
HOWARD SMITH, NJ, D. Professor of Materia Medica
tice of Medicine
HENRY r GAHHPBELL, NJ D., Professor of Surgery.
A E PETTFIICoLAS NJ D, Professor Of Anatomy
D. BRUINS NJ D. Professor of Physiology and Pathology.
FRANK HAWTHORN, N. D Professor Of Medical Chemis-
- try Toxicology and Legal Medicine.
WA s. MifCHELL, M. D.. Adjunct Professor of Anatomy
and Special Lecturer Ophamic Surgery and Diseases
JOS HOLT NJ. D, Assistant the Chair of Obstetrics
a. " PERRY NJ. D., and FREDERICK LOEBER, NJ. D.,
Demonstrators of Anatomy
L. II. COHEN NJ. D., Assistant to the Chair of CheRis
try.
The Eleventh Annual Course of Lectures this Institution
viii begin November H. 1866 aud will end March l6 1861
Preliminary Course will be given in the Charity Hospital
Anatomical Rooms will be open October 18TH.
Ihe Clinical Advantages of this Institution
passed The Professors are, under the laws Of the State
Physicians and Surgeons Of the Charity Hospital and their
pupils accompany them in their daily visits.
FEES:
Tickets Of all the Professors no
ItdtICHlttlpll
LraGtlcal Anatomy ~
biplDulH. ..,.'s-.,.,,...... ~
b. WARREN BRICKELL, M D.,
Dean of the Faculty,
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From the Res Levi G. Beck Pastor Of the Bsptis Church.
Pemberton, N. j., formerly of the North Baptist Ghqro6
Phadelphia at present Pastor Of the Baptist Church.
have known Hooaandls German Bitters avoraoly for
numher OF years have used them in my family and
have been pleased with their effects that was induced
recommend them TO many others and know that they
operated in strikingly beneficial manner + take great
pleasure in thus publicly procaiming this fact and calling the
attention of those afflicted with the for which they
these Bters knowing from experience
that my Recommendation will sustained do this more
cheerfuy Hollands Bftters intended benefit The
afflicted, and is not ram drink
Yours truly, LEVI G.. BECK. 70
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TX ENTUCKH UNIVERSITY,
~ AsHLAN ND, ,

s Fl I A D
The home Of Henry Clay and Pennsylvania University with
i elegant grounds and large Of buildings
the sites 1.-THE various colleges.
The location delightful heahfn and in tie midst of the
most refined and intelligent society.
Endowment 100000 Real Estate 100000.
a Corps OF more than Twenty Instructors,
NOW IN OPERATION:
l. COLLEGE OF ARTS, Nins Professors Robert Graham,
ii. AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL COLLEGE
Of Kentucky, Eleven Professors Jno. Aug Williams, A.
iii COLLEGE, OF THE BIBLE, Three Professors, r.
W. COLLEGE Or LAW Three Professors, NJ O. John.
son L. L. D.. President
V. COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT, with thorough busi.
ness instruction.
Number Of Students last session 300 Tuition and Fees
s35 annu Good Boarding. IS soto per week Session
begins LIST October
For Catalogues and further information address
j. b, BOWMAN, Regent,
Lexington Kentucky
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IsA - A4'AA9
ds ARRIVED irons Kensaey, las the nnss males sys
brought 10 hp fsare Planters merchants new IN nea
cfNe stock VIII do Woa call ut sta Bazonna aTssa
DR. j. ETLEQYE,
n Hafenna slxsss, eaFasr Uf, ion
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LIVERY STABLES.
CREsoENT STABLES
Dr.. JOSEPH ELLIOTT, PRopRIRroR,
SO and Co.. BARoNNE STREET,. so and So.

Having purchased from Col James Michigan his Stables
Nos 50and 50 BRConne street. between Common and aver
streets take pleasure notify my friends and the public
generally that prepared Livery Horses and
Mules and Bugges and Carrsges Of all descriptions having
containing 100 Stalls and the best Carriage Room in the city
Also having Just received stable of Fast Horses and New
Baggiee Respectfully invite friends and the public to cali
and for Themselves Also ne ring TO horses in
the Stable an sick horses attended to free ofeharge
JOSEPH ELII0rT Pgoprietor
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sCHOol-s--YoUNG LADIEs.


tGELECT school FOR YOUNG EADKRs
- Of the Hebrew faith at l73 I75 West Thrtv-nnth
street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues New York
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NAZARETH ACADEMY, NEAR BARDs-
IN TOWN, kY.-This institution avorably known to
the people OF the valley Of the Mississippi begins its atty
second session MONDAY Sd of September Persons wish
ing to obtain prospectus particular information in
regard TO the Academy, may do SO by applying to
JOHN w. HARDIE Agent,
Corner Camp and Eatchez streets, New Orleans
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UNDERTAKzERS.
VERSION q PHTLLTPs.

UNDERWRITERS AND EMBALMERs,
No. % Rampant Street. Gate Crcus between Common and
GrsYier Streets
Saying gEsst variety Of eoFFINs and MEFALIaO BU
A VASES, together with Hearses Carriages and large
Ssnle gre prepared to execute all oraA in their Line with
aaataek0A to their pstrenA
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from A. McMakn, Esq, New York, No 6s3 Broadway.
March 20, 1861 :, -
DEAR SIRI take great pleasure in tesying the extra
ordinary remedial qualities of the Hooand German Btte
procured at your establishment
member Of the family has been many years perfect
ing osprings Of torpid liver until persuaded to try The
above celebrated remedy which in few weeks resulted in
making her Ito use her own words ' w0mann
You st liberty to make any of this you see fit or
refer similar sufferers to Yours truly,
A. McMAK1N.