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+ EEpPRMENr.- The gossips Of Brooklyn are eaer-
eised with CIV sensation, in the shape of the,
eloaeaent of the wife of All apothecary in Grand
street, with A.'boss'' tailor. The lady took one
huadEed dc ,lars with her, and left three little
children b. hind her. Her companion took two
hundred d. ,ilars and his clothing, etc. Taking the
frst train they disappeared and have not since
been hea I'd Of. He.leayes wife, but no children.
The lady. was an accomplished musician, young,
and goo looking. seven years married, and APP
parent s. very comfortable.
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Anr11NA PATr1-Gossip about Adelina Patti is
the present staple of Paris correspondents
writer for the North says: 81 believe people will
have to wait for long time, two years. perhaps,
for the marriage of Mde Patti. It is not that she
is not old enough to marry for although the public
thanks to her delicate figure and her almost infan-
tine manners, persist in giving her only. twenty
years. and even nineteen, will tell you, in conf
dence, that her age is quite twenty.three. How
ever, Mdlle. Patti is still minor. She is Span,
lard, aud in Spain women do not attain their
majority until they are twenty-five. 1t follows
that the diua will not be Of age under two years.
This particularly, rather Insignificant at first sight
derives great Importance from the singular position
OF Mdlle. Patti. In virtue of contract, made by
her relatives, with Mr.. Strakosch, her brother-in
law, her gains are divided into three shares, the
first of which goes to her relatives, and the secont
to Nj. strakosch, while the third is invested a
good interest to join her own fortune of which sh
will be fnll mistress from her majority.
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WANTED SArIsFACTIoN.-S. Farnelii, a French
man, who speaks no English, went up to the house
of one of mis- countrymen for the purpose Of set
admission. and tried to force the door open. Fail
ing in this he broke the glass in the front win
dows, and roared for satisfaction. He got it il
the Mayors Court this morning-s50 or fifty days
and bond Of 5000 for future good behavior.
Mobile Register,
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A correspondent OF NUTtHtTH !UuTTHT says:
To get up another freedmen's bill will not be at
tempted. The existing bureau must expire by linn
jtaon in one year after the end of the war. 1t is
argued among constitutional lawyers that the Elk
ecutive alone can determine The question when the
war ceased. Congress cannot do that. The judi
ciary, in several decisions, have settled the doc.
occurrence of an exgency requiring force to sup
press an nsurrection and, of course, he is to de-
termine the time when the insurreotion ceased to
exist. The President may, and probably will, do
this by proclamation. .. VT.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-12

AdrunJsn man was aiken from house ofill fame
tos,thc loaa up in w ashington, the other night;
upon him was founE roll of three thousand dol
lars andia paper sho wing that he was Judge of a
United States Court in o Western State. The as
stonishcd policeT ap. took him home. 4ss.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-12

ton Star states tina letter passed through the
postofiea Of taat city recently, addressed to-
9h st. " P orr D p and SURPRISES that
World suggests anothsf interpretation of the
mystic letters" Dirty Dog III either case
F" Occasional y has got q. name which will last him
lfetane. We think it Leans Doubly Damned.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-12

SraASGE T.-Th st ockholaers Of the Nash g
vile and chattanooga Ia iroad have commenced
suit against the late = resident of the road for
Confederstes. q.
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BrownloW says that If the baypnets Of Genera
Thomas we're removed he and his legislature
woald be, driven out of Nashville in less than a
week. As e.n old Tennesseean, we beg Genere.
Thomas to retire those bayonets for at least seven
days. Mobile Reporter.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-12

Ii is reported that James Gordon Bennett Jr.,
IS soon to become the managing editor of the New
York Anrad
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Row AT CHuRoH.-The Mobile Tribune's New
Work correspondent saws:

There has been some very bad feeling in the
Norfolk Street Methodist Church for some months
past, and it eliminated last Sunday plight in reg
ular fight. There are two parties in the church.
A member of one party was arranging some stools
in the aisle on Sunday night, when representa-.
tive of the other party took hold of him and tri,
to put him out. A lively row followed, but it
ended without the interference of the police. The
congregation is very "loyal."
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" Thou rainest in this BOSOM" as the chap said
when basin Of water was thrown over him by the
| lady he was sercnadlng.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-12

Why did John Huss die more agreeable death
than Charles Il Because ahotsteak is better than
a cold chOD,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-12

LAST FOND LooKs.---When lady 1--WE are tals,
ing Of lady in tho full height and breadth Of
fashion) has got her bonnet and gloves on, annals
perfectly ready with her parasol in hand, She al
ways goes back to- the looking glass to take last
fond look. Upon asking i" a dear handsome ouch.
asst if this not the truth, and the beautiful
truth, sac had the charming oandor TO state:
Yes my dear Punch it is the tputh, but not all
the truth. No woman, take my word for it, is sat
isfle0 with one look. At least know that l am
not, sor (and here our dnchess laughed as though
she was pleased with herself aad all the worldt
don't mind telling you invariably take four, fsnr
good ones. The first look in the glass is for myself
that's fair; the second look is for roy husband
that's nothing but Just the third is for my friends,
that's only generous and the last is for my rivals,
that's human nature. If the last look satisfies me,
then know it is all right, and assure you never
| take nny more ~ london Punch
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Treasury AaENTs.-,-Ina late political lecture
at Brooklyn, Mr.. Henry Ward BeeeheF had the fSl-
lowing to say about treasury agents s..-.s.
Ishould be sorry to see any more government
agents spreading ont through the land. II the
President would call home every treasury agent
that is disgracing the North, and the government,
and humanity and alternating the Soush for one
should be glad. Here and there are no aaubt ,aen
that stand above bribery and suspicion X coIrup-
ton, noble men and true but all tetoueA tie
South, taking them comprehensiyaly, they are y,
locusts eating up the land. They are predatory
nuisances and dSegrads the NsIss @ wnol
serve. The reverend lectrcer thea concluded
with an eloquent appeal for the restoration Q
peace between North an1 South, aud for Unio
connected not only by fightand might, bat also
by mutual brotherhood and love.
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Prince Esterhazy is negotiating loan of fl $50,
900 to pay of AIS debts. His jewels aye valued at
&S20,00Q,
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Tht, Buffalo IN. W Commercial says saa1
titnhoases Of this sity often appears the name Of
enc, now II years of age who formerly was eiassed
among the lYealthiest men Of our them young
cityD r- .Ss
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To the Public.
steam. Engines and Boilers.

Circular Saw Mills, Hoe and Co.'s Circular Saws India
Rubber and Leather Betting, Corn and FIGURING Mills
bricating and Gum Packing, Steam Whistles and Gauges
Mill Saw Files, Monkey Wrenches, Smut Machines, Wood
worth Planers Single Machines English Cast Steel Boiler
Iron and Rivets Bolts Nuts Washers and general
seripton of Machinery.
For sale by - ,,,,,,,c . ,o
So St Charles street, New Orleans.
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France and I'll exicO.

MARSHAL FoREY's SPEECH IN THE FRENCH SENATE
PROBABLE INDEFINITE PosTPoNEhENT OF THE
WITHDRAWAL OF THE FRENCH TROOPS.
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Dan Rice, the bufocn, who recently appeared
with circusin this city, has gone North, and
uov telling lies about our people,
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Crescent

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ESTABLISHMENT,
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The material of the BOOK AND JOB ESTABLISHMENT
ENTIRELY NEW having just been received from the most
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znents in Typography.
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rational Democratic Ticket.
ELECTION, MONDAY, 18TH INST.

MONDAY, 18TH INST.
For Mayor.
JOHN r. MONROE
For Controller.
P. G. NOLAN.
For Street Commissioner.
ALFRED BELANGER.
For Recorders.
First District-w. ]. AHERN.
Second District--A. GhSTINEL
Third District. F. THIENEMAE
Fourth District-LUCIE ADAMS.
For AIderrnen-First District.
J. o. NIXON
WILLIAMSON SMITH.
JAS MoCLO sKEY.
.
For Assistant Aldermen.
First ward-P. CUMMINGS
THOMAS II. HIGINBOTHAM.
Second Ward-JAS PRAGUE n.
r LURGES.
Third Ward-wM. McCULLoCH.
THos. s. MOORE.
For AIdermen-Second District.
GEO. CLARKE r".-= o.
NORMAN WHITNEY.
For Assistant Aldermen.
Fourth ward-J. B. CUNNINGHAM.
HUGH MONTGOMERY
Fifth Ward-T. LIvAUDAIs.
Sixth ward-VICToR PRADos.
For Aldermen-Third District.
CHAS. W. CULBERTsoN.
E. DAVENPORT.
For Assistant Aldermen.
Seventh ward-JNo PRESLEY.
Eighth Ward-N. A. LAMBIAS.
Ninth Ward--WM. CLARKE.
For AIdermen-FOurth District.
A. W. BoswORTH. -
THOS. MCKNIGHT. :...r. ..
Fer Assistant Aldermen. wa
Tenth Ward-D. ]. WATSON. ..
Eleventh Ward-P. KAISER.
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For Recorder.
First District-W. ]. AHERN.
Second District--A. GhSTINEL.
Third District. F. THIENEMAE.
Fourth Dislrict-LuCIEN ADAMS.
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Senate.
This body having adjourned to Monday, was not
in session to-day. ....
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For Mayor.
JOHN T. MONROE.
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For Controller.
P. G. NOLAN.
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Sewing SWnc5sssseSs
S..............St. Charles Street
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BEST FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. ..
Virginia Patent-Smpicity and Peection-Nsede Cannot
Be Set Wrong.
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. NO. ST. CHARLES STREET.
.aYrOsD Tie.
We prepared fill all orders for this popular TIE witt
Iron Bands for bang cotton quantities suit purchasers
and ct the lowest rates. - ~. NJ. -.a
GIVEN, WATTS & CO.,
1903 Poydras street
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MAGGIEL's Pills AND sALyE

MAGGIEI.'S PILLS AND SALVE
Arc almost universal in their effects, nu,!
care can be almost always guaranteed.
For BILIOUS DISEASES.
Nothing can be more productive OF Cur,.
than these Hil!a. Their almost magic IN.
nucncc Is felt at once; and the usual con
c"!aitanti uf this most distressing disease,
gre removed. The Sc remedies are mad.
from the purcst
VEGETABLE COMPOUNDS.
They will not harm the most delicate f.-
male, nnd can be given with good effect in
prescribed doses to the youngest habc.
FOR CUTANEOUS DISORDERS
And al cruptions of the skin, the Salvc is
most Invaluable. 1t does not heal cxtcr-
naliy alone, but penotratcs with the most
searching effects to tho very root Of the evil.
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Wilson. Banks, Chandler, Summer,
Colfax and others, Sfe 'edaally Is MAJ
ignant and destructiy@ it is emily
necessary to read the sFSaeches ofany
of these vindSeSive Jaeqbins to learn
the purposc Of the radical party.
They hate he Southern people-npt
nsaeeounf roN +thsh WY, efor they
always did mats 1iern-and nothing
will satisfy these malicious dema-
gogues short of cxtermination.. They
do not know the meaning of the
words magnanimity or reconciliation
They have no more Christian spirit
than the vandals of u barbnrous age,
or the bloody Jacobins of the French
Repolntion. Woe be to the South and
the whole country if these men are
permitted 80 rslle. We4 should have
a r@gn of terror, civil war and uni
versal ruin. The only hope We Have
is that the people of-the North. md
particularly of the great Central
Shates, will have c6mmon sense and
patriotism enough: TO prevent snch
Il catastrophe by electing to Congress
I, different class Of men at the coming g
elections. York Herald.
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GRANT DEcLAHED A RAD1cAL.-In
Il speech delivered at Galena, Illinois.
last Saturday, Gen. Logan said:
Not only that, ,ut he knew of his
own knowledge that Grant was
earnestly for the Civil Rights bin.
ana had used all his influence to in
dace the President to sign it. He
would say further, that ~, far rs Cen
eral Grant was concerned, the army
you'd be used to every proper extent
to protect the Vni~n men Of the
South against the oppression of
rebels. All the signs of the times in
dicated that Johnson was to be the
candidate in 1867 of the great copper
head and rebel irtrty. In that view
i was importart;o destroy the con
t;dence which tee Union party had
IN Grant. That yreat soldie- is tho
idol Of the Unio;' party and t e loyal
men OF the count y. and he vas the
man they deligE. ed to ho.soI. The
plan OF the coppct:-n#dg and of John
son men was t, destroy General
Grants chances Of tho Presidency,
ny attempting 10 compromise him in
the johnson policy of turning the
Gove inment over to traitors
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Arrest the Murderer!
$500 REWARD !

A MOST DIABOLICAL MURDER was
~ committed near the town of Chester,
b. o., on the night Of the 22d July, 1866,
upon the body OF my brother, ALEXAS-
DER D. WALKER. Two Of the murdercrs
(ncSrocs) have been arrested. The third,
white man, known as BILL MORRIS,
atlas CHAS. DEKEM, alios WYLIE NOR
RiS, 10 e.iu ut large, and is described ~,
follows: Tall, spare-made man; grey eyes.
OF peculiar look; short, thick lose; low
forehead; round, lean face; somewhat
h'lmP-shouidered; black hair, with n few
grey hairs; about thirty-seven years old:
weighs about 1iU pounds; speaks slowly,
and, when speaking. twists his mouth to
siic right side; heavy. dark beard: has
been wounded, as we'll "a can be rccoI-
lected, in the risht arm, near the elbow:
with small and bony arms; wore dark Goa,
and dark linen pants. The above murderer
IA notorious scoundrel, and has recently,
IN connection with Il band of negroes, been
engaged III various other bloody ontrurcs.
The abov" reward will be paid for his
arrest. or for any information that will lead
to his apprehension.
JOSHUA II. WALKER,
aug - Chester, S, C.
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French Me- edicines in Vogue !!
7IaRiMAuLT & CO..
Chepsists TO IL. I. H Prince ,Napoleo,,,
40 RUE RICHELIEU, PARIS. :,
fi,,! !,y0 MORE. COD LIVER or
Grimault's syrup Of 1odized Horse

OYRUP is employed. with the grek k.est
- success, in place of Cod Liver on, to
which it is Infinitely superior. 1t cures
diseases of the chest, scrofula, lymphatic
disorders, green sickness, muscular atony
and loss Of appetite; 1t reg. crates the
constitution by purifying the blood, being 6
thus invaluable in the treatment OF skin
diseases, and is administered with the
greatcst efficacy to young children, subject
to humors, or obstruction Of the glands.
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A New and Grand Epoch
M ED e
DR.. MAGGIEL'S "
PILLS AND 6AhwE

HNHESE wonderful medicines are now so
L familiar TO the people that but little
endorsement OF their value as II physic
need he made. the Pills of DR.. MaGgicl
c"nta ain no mineral. They do not grippe,
and they do not enrceble the system by ex-
treme purging They are universal in
CREATING A VIGOROUS APPETITE.
And correspondinSly strengthen the dises-
ton. They tone the liver, clear the lead
and steady the nerves. To those who are
not familiar with tho use OF
DIR. MAGGIEL'S PILLS
AS All anti-billious remedy, the following
extracts from various letters Will he, it is
hoped, OF sufficient Importance TO Justify
the quoting of them here:
WHAT THE PATIENTS SAX OF
DIR. MAGGIEL'S PILLS AND SAI.VE
The best Pills fur headache ever had -
''My liver works like an engine. th:tnhs
to Your Pills"
~ am pleased to say to you, DR. Maggicl,
that l would not bo without n box Of Your
Pills for curing nie OF morning nausea for
the world"
''Yon will find enclosed 81 Your Pills
are only 25 cents, but consider: hem worth
to me 81
DEAR DocroR: My tongue had fur on
it every morning like tho back OF n cat
You: Pills took it away"
ST took half pill and crushed i. to pow
der. aud gave 1t i'll jelly to my httl. babe
for cholera morbu-. rne dear little pet
was well III three nuU;> after.
s.! suppose i, Is hardly worth while to tell
YOU my burned foot A;,s got well from the.
use Of Your Salve. Enclosed find 25 cents
for another box to keep i'll the honso."
send me another box OF Salvc'
Enclosed find IS cents for two boxes OF
Your MaSsicis Pills and one OF Salve"
The most gentle, Yet searrhiug. mtd:-
cine "v.'r swallowed"
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Notice to Travellers.

sR z ssssAAsssl7. - -:
TNHOSE going or returning from the
l. North should take tho Wilmington
route to Weldon and Bay Line to Balti
more, or cid Richmond to Baltimore. Dis
tance ria Raleigh, 3S2 miles to Weldon; by
Wilmington, 35S miles-over which route
the great mails are transported. Splendid
sleeping cars are running and the best
rolling stock now in the Southern country.
Sure connections. Through Tickets and
Through baggage Checks.
DISTANCES.
Richmond 10 king4vAls, ~i1 Green's
horo. -............... All miles.
l.ichm"ad 10 kngsv.lie, rtd Viii
mins,on ........... ..ilGs niles.
= Z. FREMONT,
Aug ii lmo Engineer and Sup't.
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SOUTHERN ExTERMINAT1oN.- Par
ron Brownlow. of Tennessee, anG Ben.
Hntler, OF Massachusetts, one the
representative radical Of the South
and the other thu representative rad.
zeal OF the North, boldly demand the
determination Of the mass o. the
Southerners. We mention these
men particularly, because they nre
outspokep and do not disguise their
amin mnsity and purpose; but the other
radical leaders, as Wade, Stevens,
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Stallion John Morgan.
THE Blooded Stallion, 10

- THE BIoOdtd Stallion, JOHN
~ MORGAN, will stand the Fall
<scason in Columbia commencing
.e-AA-l- on the 18th inst, for so cash on
tirst service; or $50, if not paid by the LIST
October. Groom fee, Sl.O0 in advance.
JOHN is handsome dark-brown horse;
eight years old; fifteen hands and two
inches high; sired by ''Sailor Eoy," who
WAS by Jim Chopper" one of Old Sir
Archy's best SONS; his dam by whip,
out OF q fine Morgan mare. He can trot
mile in three minutes, but has never been
trained; has the kindcst disposition, and
is very sure. Aug limo
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WESTCHEsTER HOUsE

0o,Tev B''oonae Street and Bosoe,-y, n. "
Il three hundred guests and kent on tbs
European plan, is centrally located. and
near to all points. City cars pass the
Hotel to all the Ferries, Railroad Dcpots
and places OF Amusement everv thres
an,an's minutes; 80 Single Rooms, s1.0o per dsy:
Jan IA 1v f.~or,S".c,. -
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r@ee cGnmsesiosers e HeaaA

|. GoLUnEs1A, Ssptep8fex8t38e& ;,
8 lRaPQSALs WI he, seSeSa sk[ shs'
18th inst, br building two EffbE 10 d
point on tke Bluff Roed kpowH arf HaHip-
ton's High Bridge" Tho nontrer& iA bs
awarded tothe lowest xeerppsshla Hiddars
he giving bond, with security EnAxsntses
ing the work for five years FufthSSanfors
nation may be had by spplicstion 10 xhe;
Secretary. Parties proposing to coptract,
will meet on Wednesday,, ut the High
Bridge. By order 49, = =.
81 THOS. TAYLOR, Chairman.
d. L. Miller, Secretary. Sept Z
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NO MORE CONSUMPTION.
Grilaault's Syrup OF Hypophosphate
Of Lime,
For all diseases of the chest. This mc'ti-
cine is Invaluable; it is largely used at the
Brompton Hospital, in London, for CON
sumption, and generally approved by the
leading men in England and Franco.
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South Carolina Railroad Company
KECEIvING AND FORW'KUG DEPT,

RECEIVING AND FORW'RDG DEPT,
CHARLESTON, June 25, 1866.
NNHE South Carolina Railroad Company
Il having re-established its Receiving <
and Forwarding Office, Merchandise and
Produce consigned to it's Agent, from the
interior to Northern ports and from North
ern ports to the interior, will be cared for
aAd shipped to the point OF destination.
Consignments to be forwarded by sea
must always be accompanied by bills OF
tions to insure, ii desired.
juno Is Z. y. NCLLEE Is. ~ i. Ag't
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No More Poverty of the Blood and Pa,e
Complexion.
DR.. 1eras' Phosnhafe of Iron.

This new ferru9inous medicine contains
the elements OF tho blood and bones, and
iron in liquid state. 1t is different from
all hitherto offered to the public, is liquid,
colorless and tasteless. 1t speedily cures
c!!orosis, pains in the stomach, difficult
digestion, Iysmenorrh9a, anemia.
The majority Of the Academies Of Medi-
cine OF Paris recommend tho Phosphate OF
Iron to ladies' OF dciicAte constitution suf-
fering from anernia, and all other persons
fatigued from over-anxicty, nervous emo
tions, over work, general debility and poor
ness of blood: never causes constipation.
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RE1IER THAN COP4IBA.
Grimault's Vegetable Matico Triiec
ton and CAPSULES.

Where all other medicines have failed,
these preparations will always effect cure
Tnese Insure rapid and extraordinary cure
of severe'recent and chronic cases of pri-
vatc disease. They are used in the hospi-
tails OF Paris by the celebrated DIR. Ricord,
and are found greatly superior to ali hithcr-
to known mineral remedies and Copaiba
and Cuhcbs. The injection is used in re-
cent. and capsules in tho more chronic
cases.
Grilnallt's Brazilian Guarana.
For immediate cure OF nervous head
ache, neuralgia; vegetable substance: en-
tire!y inoitensivc, of brazilian origin
General Depot-In Paris, mt GRlMAULr
EFT co, 45 Rue I,ichelieu; in New Yoik, at
FOUGEIiA & VAN DER KIEFT, 30 North
William street, and at every good chemists.
Aug IL