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pEsTITuTIoN I'M ALABAMA.

Special dispatch to the Chronicle.

Special dispatch to the Chroniele.
BALTIxoRE, October 2l.-The bold stand
Of the Unionists of Baltimore In opposition
to the plans Of the rebels Ii producing It's
natural fruits.
The Mayor stands arm in supporting the
police commissioners in refusing the orders
OF Governor Swami. .ss5 !.
The whole staff OF Swami have resigned
and taken sides with the Radicals. Z.
Generals Kenly, Denison, and WOoliey
have reported for duty 70 the Mayor.
Eight hundred policemen and three
thousand 4 Boysin Blue are In arms snd
Last night the Union men met In their
respective wards and organized for instant
action. saSA ass#@ -
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Destructive Fire I'm OIL City, Pa.

OIL CITY, Pa, October ga fire oc-
Cured this morning destroying nearly one
fourth of the oil, shipping portion of the
CITY. Through the superhuman efforts of
the Fire Department the flames were pre-
vented from spreading into the city, or its
complete destruction would have followed.
The total loss is about $4,000.
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Light-hOuses Injured.

WASHINGTON, October 22.-The United
States Consul at Nassau informs the State
Department that in the hurricane of the LIST
instant the following lighthouses were in-
iured: Light at Hole-in-the- Wall, Gun
Bay light, light at Elbow Bay, Nassau lighA,
at the entrance of the harbor. A tempo
rary light has been erected, which can be
seen dimly three miles distant. The light
at the Great Isaacs is all right.
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Five Men OF the British BRrque Am.
brOsia Picked mp.

WASHINGTON, October 22.-The Navy
Department has report from the COM
handing officer of the steapler Newbern,
dated Key West 9th, stating that on the
4th he picked up five men on raft seventy
five miles east of Cape Carraveral, being
the captain, mate, cook, and two seamen
of the British barque Ambrosia, which
foundered in q gale on the lst instant.
They were the sole survivors of crew OF
fifteen. They were nearly exhausted.
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.

The employing printers of this city have
Withdrawn their names from their late pro-
test against the eight hour system, and the
Columbia Typographical Society has car
ried its point. The compositors and press
men in all offices except the morning pa
pers will therefore receive twenty-four dol
lars per week, working eight hours per day
after the lst Of October to the lst Of April,
and ten hours per day for the other half
year, with fifty cents per hour for extra
work.
MEXICAN ADyICEs.
Official news to the Gath September has
been received here from Juarez at Chihua-
hua. General Amanda has been appointed
Governor, and ordered with his forces to
take Durango. On the 28th ultimo Maxi
milan was officially announced to be on
the eve Of departure for Cuerneraca with
the object Of taking some rest and restor-
ing his health in that excellent climate"
THE COTTON REGULATIONS.
The delegation of southern merchants
here on Saturday, urging the extension OF
facilities for the payment Of taxes and
shipments of cotton, were principally from
NOTLU lOWOt ~ SO
expected that permission will be granted
to transfer cotton out Of the producers
district into a district where it can be
shipped, that mouey for the payment of the
tax can be raised by advances from the
consignee.
DEsTITuTIoN IN ALABAMA.
Brevet Brigadier- General F. D. Sewall,
Inspector General Bureau Refugees. Freed
men, and Abandoned Lands, has returned
from tour Of inspection in Alabama. He
reports that in considerable portion OF
the State there is almost an entire failure
of the corn crop, and that the cotton crop
has been seriously affected by the drought
and worms. In the interior and northern
part of the State the people are very des-
titute, and unless assisted there will be
much suffering during the winter. The
freedmen have been industrious, but the
failure of the crops leaves them unprovided
for.-CTonicle.
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A Military Court Adjourned.

LOUISVILLE, October Gothic general
court-martial which has been In session in
this city for the past two months adjourn
ed sine die to-day, by command of Major
General Thomas. This is the last court OF
volunteer officers In the service, and the
adjournment is an evidence that the trial
of officers and others connected with the
volunteer service by courts-martial has
andad
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Appointment by the Prcsident...Arrl.
val OF the Storeship supply At Ma.
Gao.
WASHINGTON, October 22.-Thc Presi-
dent has appointed Joshua d. Geddings as
sistant treasurer of the United States at
Charleston.
The arrival of the United States store
ship Supply at Macao on the 9Th of July is
announced.
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The Feninu Pri.oners in Canndn.

The Fenfan Prisoners I'm CANADA.
TORONTO, October 20.-Several other
Fenian prisoners were arraigDcd to-day
one of whom proved to be a lunatic. The
American consul intimated to the court
that he had received instructions from
Washington to engage counsel for all the
prisoners Of American citizenship.
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
The Case OF the Baltimore Police
Commissioners.

ANNAPOLIS, October 22.-Ths. case OF
the Police Commissioners was taken up
this morning by Governor Swami. The
compliments were represented by Messrs.
Latrobe and Schley, and the Police Com
missioners by Messrs. Stockbridge, Alex
ander, and Sterling. The latter read a
reply denying the jurisdiction of the Go
vernon, but avowing their readiness to an
swer before court of competent jurisdic-
ton. The Governor decided that he had
the Jurisdiction. The counsel for the
Commissioners then withdrew, saying their
mission was at an end.
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Markets by Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW YORK, October 22.-Forenoon.-
Cotton is firmer. Flour firmer. Wheat,
l03c. better. Corn very firm. Pork
firmer at s34. Lard unchanged. Gold,
l45T. Exchange, 1897
New YORK, October 22.-Afternoon.-
Cotton closes quiet; sales, 5000 bales !;
middling, scale. Flour quiet; southern,
sI2.25GS16.50; sales, 4s0 barrels. Wheat,
lose. better. Corn unsettled. Pork firmer !;
sales of $500 barrels new mess at s34.
Sugars steady. Spirits turpcntine, s9@9oc.
Rosin, 51a9l3h.
Money Market.
NEW York, October 22.-Aiternoon.-,
Gold, 1855; United States SIS of a.,
1l0324; Us, 1855; los, 100.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, October 22.-Flour steady;
western scarce. Wheat firm. Pork, $3.50.
Groceries inactive. Whisky dull.
MOBILE MARKETS.
4 MOBILE, October 22.-Cotton-Sales to-
day of ] 200 bales middlings, &c.,; market
Arm. - y !.
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Tho Empress. Of Mexico said to be
Insane.
NEW YORK, October 22.-Foreign papers
received here assert that the Empress Of
Mexico has become insane. The Paris cor
respondent Of the Herald makes the same
statement. 4/
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vYuh and ClesinG eessiea-Hag.
.accnt Procession % Rresases Ard
".srsy-Impesin@ Cereusenies inthe
s....suary-Serssssa 81 s8ess Revs
.rcnbi.hep Kcnrick-PreAidenS
,obnson Present. eAs pr
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ST. LOUIS, October ga violent storm
occurred here yesterday. Several build
ings were destroyed and number of per-
sops injured.
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A former slave of Mr. Irby's, In Lynch-
burg, hid some gold for bis master " 1850,
but when Ii WAS called for he conM moi
ilnd i. He hss lstsly found Z, howsysr,
Isnd = tssRiat y - ~ oxpss, 4. 81 !.
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Arrival of a steamer.

Aff1Val d u oteNsucEs
NEW YORK, October 2l.-The steamer
Ocean Queen, from Aspinwall on the LIST
instant, has arrived.
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A YERS AGUE CURE, FOR THE
n SPEEDY AND CERTAIN CURE OF Intermit.
tent Fever or Chills and Fever, Remttent Fever,
Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical Headache Or
Bilious Headache, and Bilious Fesen; indeed,
for the whole class OF diseases originating In
hillary arrangement, caused BY the malaria Of
mias matte countries.
This remedy has rarely failed to cure the severest
cases Of chills and fever, and IL has this great i'd
vantage over other ague medicines, that II sub.
dues the complaint without injury 70 the patient.
II contains no quinine or other deletsrious sub
stance, nor does II produce quinism or any inlS.
rious effect whatever. Shaking brothers OF me
army and the west, Try It, and you viii endons
'n Prepared ~ j. c. AVER 4 CO., Lowell. Mass.
and sold b. dealers everywhere. &C lin
PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS
I IMPORTED AND AMERICAN.-As agents for
Mr. z. Pougera, Of New York, who ia sole agent
for the Unified States OF many standard and vsius-
bic FRENCH PREPARATIONS. We Offer 70 The
public and the trade
BLANCARD's PILLS,
PAULLINIA PILLS,
BOUDAULTs PEPSIHE,
PAULLIEIA POWDERS,
LANCELOT'6 ASTHMA Cl0ARkTTb,
FRANKS GRAINS De SANTE, 49,
IODiNfSED COD LIVER OIL,
DRkGEHG SYRUP or TIE PYR0PH0e.
PLATE OF IRON, 6s., &c. s...,..
se9s Ninth and rrxnklln streets.
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Co.A4SGaMa. 1 RE SIaS9.S ,:Y, soIMsaHk
CANAL STREETS. I'VE have on hss1, q SSF owI
manufacture. large stock Of Garbage, CoesnAS
Top and No-Top Buggissi ysnsy sa1 '1xyrs: Ne.
g6ns, Single and Dolble Ha!nsss. goaeh sna -:
~ Whips, Coach Material, Se., and sse1ssIessa
Carriages, Buggies, &e., ana 70 builA then . o.
der. Our Carriages being. OF oar own lsnsfsetStes
the fullsst guarantee Of quality and durability.
: cell a,.a our ;1i' rs oHa h: .sSssIso
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b1sU8x D8EIn1 tuSACtyfSlfS 49, VI ~
tpsf :ae sesT oDACu ExCnAyGns "a
i Ri6nxokD, Vks5 0ctsber "a. tSs6scslds
No change 10 note. An desirable tobaop
COS arc freely taken blythe trade d good
prices, while low. funksd Tugs are 3 drug
upon the market. Below We give the
transactions for te-day. Forty three hogs
heads and four boxes opened, and thirty
two sold as follows s,.eEtlA4siaa isssa.sa i
Lugs, common to medium working and
shipping, from $3.50 70 1850; lugs, good
working and shipping, from, ss to ss; lea,
common, fnnked, from ss to $40; Leaf,
medium, from $40 to els; Leaf. good, from
els to ego; leaf, fine, from sls to s24;
manufacturing, medium to fine, from sl5 to
$50; manufacturing, extra, from $50 to
$50; fancy wrapper, good TO fine, new, from
S25 to $50, gt,s aeass ~ .te.s -
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r. u. KILLOao, lhtG We g!
late Of @. J. Sumner T. Co. tgpas o. !
ELLOGG d GIBSON, J
n IMPORTERS,

WHoLYsALI AID IITAIL D1ALBRsIu
CHINA, GLASS, AND EARrHHNWAR1.
We have now in store . very large and ecnplses
steek, which we oSer % low q .. ~ 80 OcH0
sILyER PLATEB BL0G ys TIC and nd BRi6nhrnrMl
Patent RRUiT JARS, STONRWIRI, o., @ nsps..
fscturers' pnees. KELLOGG uibeuNs. +,
" 43--1m rsN @. - uu uoin oSfooS.
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r zimmerman, DYERAND r.
oppo.Iis he Thsstrs i prsp.rsd 70 8 III SinIS q
DfEING, CLEANING, and SECURING, IN Al -
branches, at short notice. Give me 8 ssii snA sxs
Agents wanted 10 solicit oedsn n the county
and In evory city OF this State. Addfsss bog -
post-ofHce, Richmond, Va. ~ ana ~
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COREY 4 LUBBOCK CQRNKR
1Ss gEssTE s 1ss ss ar BsEl.

HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.
flITH sfRIS1. BslvDsI. Nall ~ eAoyl -
win be pleased 70 receive orders fron 0SR ffisoO
and the public gsnSsslY - ,r- M,
IN EVERY STYLE.
Good work guanntsed. Ter ne4srasos
AuGh - y. y. HOE TA0UA y eN1.
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in the history of revealed religion.
/ shall divide what / have to say on this
subject into three propositions. My first
PROPOSITION is that our Divine Lord and
Saviour Jesus Christ established body OF
men here on earth to whom he gave COM
mission to announce his doctrine, and that
this body has had an unbroken existence
from the time Of Christ to the present day.
Nv next proposition is that this body Is
by the rite of ordination and
by the transmission Of. the right to exercise
the power conferred by the reception Of
sacred orders. Ny third proposition is that
the testimony borne by this body TO the
facts which establish the divine mission OF
Christ and the doctrines which he an
nounced Is the completest evidence man
can have of the reality Of the one and the
truth of the other. ] shall consider this
subject upon its own merits, without any
scriptursl references to special promises
Of divine assistance and protection.
First, then, Christ established body OF
men perpetuaily to exist in his Church 70
teach his doctrines. Presupposipg this
principle, which common sense dictates,
which Is that no man can act for snother ex.
cept by authority delegated to him, how can
there Be preachers unless they be sent I
In the twcnty.first verse Of the twentieth
chapter OF st. John we read that orr Dr.
vine Lord appeared in the midst Of his
disciples and said 10 shem, /" As the Father
hath sent me also send ycu !" and that
this command, this power, was given TO
them In their ooyporate capacity, % TO
sneak. Win b acknowledged by every one
Who recollects that ST. Thomas was not
present. and who wlll hesitate TO recognize
the fsct that 81. Thomss participated e
"a asseaa the sposeslie nisdoa' w
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Constitution. Life ssrup
CURES ALL SWELLING OF THE GLANDS,

(
Either Of the Face Eesk Female Breast. and phonld be
taken swelling detected thus preventing their
beakng and producing troublesome nchargng sores
dsfgurs many of tbs younger portion Of the community
from six to twenty Of Young children very
ieet to Discharges from the Ears which depends upon
constitution These recover by taking
few doses of the Lille Syrup s9si 85a3ss sss
All scrofuoas persons suffering from general Debility
Emariation Dyspeps and Dropy CT the nb abdomen and
the emae Dropsy Of the overes womb generally &C.
with Inflammation and liberation Uterus are
permanently by Constitution Life Syrup The disease
known aore spelled Neck the Life syrup viii
entirely. The remedy should be some time as the
diseaseis exceedingly and stubborn will not DO re-
moved without extga ef5rt
Tunors Of the ogaries Tuors Of the Breast and swelling
Of other glands Of body win he completely reduced without
resorsing to the knife operations Of any kind.
Epleptic Fits Sympathetic or Organic Diseases Of the
Heart papstion Disease Of the Valves producing
grating fling nropsy of the Heart and all the
affections Of this Important organ persons suffering from any
acute pain the region of the heart will be greatly relieved
by Constitution Life Syrup.
Broken-Down and Delicate Constitutions,
Suffering from Indsposop to Exerion Pain in The Back
Loss Of Memory, Forebodings Horror of Calamity Fear Of
Disease Dinness Of VISION Dry, Hot Skin Extremites
Sleep Restlesness Pale Haggasd Connenanee and
Lassituas ofthe Muscular SYSTEM all require the aid Of the
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP.
For all forms of
Lucrative Diseases,
Either of the Nose, Troat Tongue Spine Forehead or Scalp
no remedy has ever proved its equal.
MOTH PATCHES upon tho female face depending u,on
diseased action Of the Liver very unpleasant to the
wife and mother few bottles Of Constitution Life Syrup
viii correct the secretion, and the deposit which is d
rechy under the skin. 5s
In Diseases Of the Liver giving rise to Languor Dizziness
Indigestion Weak teac liberated canesrcs cond
ton Of that organ, accompanied with hurng or other un
pleasant symptoms will bereeged by The Of CoHsTrru
TON LIFE sYRun. m Il
ss AZ general Blood Paging Agent, the Lie Syrup
stands anrivaled By any preparation in the world.
wa. II GREGG. N. D.,
soe Proprietor, New York.
AoRGANA ALIEN
Wholesse Druggists, Agents 20 clIf street, New York.
BARNES. WARD CO.,
Agents FOR toe South.
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3YAIE 4@vt1HlAH
on Orleans, Dec MI, lsl 4. 4
ii accordatfce ~ fhe IN ", act "
.1 IL '.,- - =.
CHI
expiring JHnuary 81 at, zoo, for tEe purchase of|
of bonds IF tlle state. paya
s bic III twenty PEARS, bearing interest pavab1e
SEM; annual w the "a of eiqt per csl,t,,l pcr
arnnin and secured BIZ The el0e Of ali tl,e ro
coeasof tho saies of tho nablic ~ s,vanin lan1s
Belonging to tile State.
Bids I'D received Al low "a one thonsand
dollars, to be addressed IL the Governor II the
State, and Endorsed Proposals for tte Purcl luAe
Of Bond. !,
Forthe nfcr tionof cat3italists and otbars pbo
may ID invest III tl,ese bonds. A state,nenf 81
annex 4, pre- cared by tiie Rerister 81 the Land
L 0fHce, showing fhe Number cf aeres IL swanap
lands remaining hsod, and from SIiich, ii viii be
seeny tle security otisred for tlle redenpSion ~
The bonds mud the payment Of the AZ criino ;n4sr
cst ii ample Hid M M II ds,re.
citation III paper clIrte,cy helo.v -
gold hess bonds oifer inducements MI
81 tt cannot fail To 81 v
4 money ia men of the country. Ss.s IN
J MA OLSON WEIf3s
AS;S Governor f,f I,outsiaua.
z " MT \ III BY "
An 1fsT N, -, - ,,ssv,, ~
Sossns oF rlff ror TriE AaegNr IN ;,St
tiLLIts or BoIL,ARs AND 10 rRoyfnE F0R THE
gss 9nE pEf Ax TINE
4 ~ ~ ~ @ y
ssoazxa erosSrED ION I'll III ruRposF!
sEeyIos. Il. B1s Iii essacted 81, tle Se,adte a,aJ
HDNss Of Renresssat jues ot NE si1ts 81 J1u;s;
ana III Genessql AsensbaaJ ooisoe,sed That tlle
Governor Of this state il hereby authorized to
issue HE boIds of tlie State, ~ be Stoned Nv him
ana CONT gned by tlle secretaryo f state. and
sealed III LII the Zeal IL the state. III sarns as he
shall think proper, M to the amount Of one mil
lien Of dollars, ayabte w twenty ycars and bear
liz payable seIannuaIiy. at the rate On
eight Dbl ceftuu pey a,,ruln.
sgc. O. Be VI further 6saacted etc., That the
Governor Id conjunction with tlle Board 81 Levee
Commissioner shall advertise fcr thirty DAYS III
the Official paper. aI, t,ve other PAPERS published
in liz 81 Ney Orleans, for proposals Hui lie
purchase of the bonds issued n,,der ia provisions
of tia act ai1a iii the receipt If the bids the
~; oyer,sor and Board III Commissioners shall have
tiae bower III acoett u reect tba anna. N thev
may deem best provided tbat IN te event of The
BIDS beit,r ar a,,d reieotea t,,a f,oyerno1
and Board of Com, issioners sbal BE- and ARE
here 81 authorized NJ pledr6 said bonds. * any
Dirt thereof vs. ba5raw M ~ nav ~
carry oi,t lie provisions a tbis Al. untl the
aa's
r.. r. suo
11r e5etscfe etts, aiist ~ su
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
M NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HoUGHERY,
SUCCESSOR TO F. D'AouIN 4 co.
Bread and Crackers Raker.
No. IS NEW LEvEE STREET NEW ORLEANS.
between Poydras and Lafayette streets.
Keeps constantly hand large assortment of BREAD
OKAokEks GKsAA BISCUIT, etc
CHAs. THEODORE.
ST. MARY's BAKERY, No. 4 soUTHMARKET STREET
Opposite ST Marys Market. New Orleans
Keeps Constantly ON Hand Fresh Bread
Cakes Pilot Bread Soda Biscuits Sugar Crackers Boston
Qrkers Navy Bread French Biscuits, Butter Crackers
Water Crackers. II
A 9. HERON q CO.,
a. c. HERON, n CALDER, h. RIDDELL)
COMMERCIAL BAKERY,
nos. goa and S66 Tchous'itouias street,
pEPoT, NO. q TeHoUPITouLAs STREET,
New Orleans.
Always on hand all kinds Of LOAF BREAD AND
CRACKERS
sssamhoatss Ships and Private Families Supplied.
Are Prepared al ali fines 10 iii orders for
CREAM BISCUIT. PIC NC BISCUIT,
sHS s & &, R E2RA s. s.
sosp5N g. Be-. 5sIasssGR x,iT ps.
PILOT AND NAVY BREAD CORN NEAL
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TIRE KECEEAaONp GALJOUREAL,
IL Richmond Ys.This journal Will published Monthly
Octave 50 pages the January nubef being issued early in
number the writer's this country have
their nstsntaous display of
ayosed tie Editors offer literally arcea,
is hoped that the OF the Jorraal will be
entitled to respect snd onfeence. ~
The pages st the will deyotedtn Original Articles
Foreign AID Dones Retrospect
and Surgerg during ts late Eclectic Department.
VT ehisf feature of the d6grne1 Reports Of Sc
cetea Associations. Hospitals, Clinical lectures
MISCELLANEOUS Natter, 50
special PROMISES the Editors will endeavor
to make tris Joalnal bie 70 its support
1TRssRiys Bollsss yearly ii paid advenee, before
expiration
II pia after this period, Ten Dollars per annTfn.
Win be aseted the liberal terms
aud IS thege Medical Joranes published in the
sss7T "a IL n OAKLAND M 81. Riclirnoad VA
n. y, NuoHEsA ~ 7, V. Ds sfannton Va,
\ Idisezs and Publishers
Aletters In sdtpn the sre business interests Of
tae eflr.i VI III. u. G4rlIARps 1856
Richmond. Va. sasgsss
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.noLnnAs eos1a1EncnA1. co,LLEaI

oLEEslAll COMM EIzaslAI C0LI.Eesl F.
CORNER CAMP AND coaMoN SIS,
Spacious md Elegant & Story RuiIding,s,
Is constantly nder eight able Professors II was
founded IN 1882 aud is chartered the State former
be ornd Principals Bookkeepers in large
portion Of the old houses Of this city, the Southern
statss, Ladies Jensen attend the COMMERCIAL
C0uRE. d Boskkcering Pennsnshp Mathematics Eng
h French Spanish business education that enables
to earn 5000 5000 the best fortune parents
can give their We have ample for 500
Students Ladies and Gentlemen are invited to call.
s RUFUS D0LBEAR, President M
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CONSTITUTION LIFE sz asUP--

toNs1ITUTIoN LIFE SYRUP
positive and specific remedy for all diseases originating
from IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD and for Al
hereditary DISEASES transmitted from PARENT no
CHILD.
scrofnla,
suma, GlanauIar swellings, liberation, Kings EVIL
Erysipelss, Salt Rheum. Il s5
This faint hereditary ard acquired, filing life With untold
misery, is by all usual medical remedies ncurable
RheuHatis.n.
there any disease (which the Constitution Life Syrup
is sovereign, in Rheumatism its kindred affections
The most intense pains almost instantly acknowledgements
swellngs reduced Gases, chronic or vicarous Of
twenty thirty years standing, have been cured BY
Nervousness.
Nervous Deby Shattered Nerves ST. vitus Dance Loss
Of Power. Confusion Of Thonghts, Epilepsy.
Thousands susre years viii bless the DAY on
which they resd these Lines Particularly to weak suffering
woman win ts medicine prove an inestinabie beasingdis
rectng their footsteps 10 Hope which fhllB than
promises,
NEercnrial diseases.
Salvation Rotting of Bones bad Complexion, Aches in
Bones, Feeling Of svearinssB Depression Of Spirits
CONSTITUTION LITE SYRUP pusgss the sysena entirely
from all the evil effects of MERCURT removing the BAD
Breath. and ezngtle weak Joints aaa Rheumatic pains
vhlch the Of oaionai e produce hardsna
spongs GaHAa and sseuEes tho Teeth Is firmly a. eyss
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-13

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