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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-08
SUNDAY MORNING. MARCH 8, 1858.

Piedmont REAL ESTATE LIFE INSURANCE Cow
PASY OF VIRGNIA.-We welcome this excellent
association to our community, and urge our friends
to examine carefully its plans OF insurance.
To most of our people life Insurance offers the
only means now left of providing for the future.
There are thousands of rs who, having had our
property swept away, depend for present neces
sites upon salary or income, and can see no pro-
vision for the protection Of our families after
We shall have passed away.
To all such life insurance becomes q solemn
duty. The small sums daily expended in trivial
Items Of personal convenience or qualification will
suffice to pay the premium necessary to secure
thousands of dollars to those whom we are bound
by every principal Of honor and Of manhood to
protect.
The terms of insurance Of the Piedmont com.
pany are so easy as to be within the reach of
people of small income. The rates Of premium
are unusually low, and half the amount of premi.
nm is payable by note.
There are features in the management of this
Virginia company which seem to peculiarly re.
commend it as q safe and proper company for
our people to invest 10.
The president and all the managers of the CON-
pany are Southern gentlemen, many Of whose
names have for generations been guarantees OF
fidelity in the State in which they were born and
reside. These gentlemen assure us that mono Of
the capital nor Of the .assets of the Piedmont
company have ceen or will be loaned, except on
real estate, first lien. The whole policy of the
company and its numerous plans Of insurance
seem to have been drawn with great deal Of
wisdom, and TO give unusual security to the policy
holder, while they exact from bia small payments
for large future benefits.
We learn that Gen. Simon B. Buckner will pro.
baby DO the agent Of the company ia New Or
leans. Gen. Dabney II. Marry is general agent.
We refer all who desire to insure or to become
agents, to either of these gentlemen, by whom
liberal commissions will be allowed.
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GREY JACKET BIrTERs.-Those who have once
tried these celebrated bitters have never 10 one
single instance faiedin pronouncing them "par
excellence" as curative, wonderful aid to the
digestion and most delightful beverage. Messrs.
Barnett Lion, Is New Levee street, the manu-
faciurers, are constantly repIeDishing their stock
to meet the demand, and dealers may rest assured
that they will always find the ingredients Of the
finest quality. As an evidence OF their virtue, we
simply refer our readers to the certificate in an.
other column. of some Of our most responsible
tusiness men, who after using them for more than
two years. give them their hearty ndorseueat.
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PREMIUM PHoro6RAPHs.-A visit to Mr.. WV.
Washbnrn gallery, lis Canal street, and quiet
study If bis beautiful display Of pictures would
satisfy the artist, much less the untutored mind.
as to the justice Of the award to him of the first
premium at the recent fair, testimonial Of his
skill as photographer. There is q something
about his pictures that gives him a distinctive
identity, and any one once seeing them, knowing
them 10 be his could never thereafter be mistaken
as TO the artist. There is q grace Of posture, an
elegance Of finish, a bold and clearly defined en-
bodiment of the subject, that leads one TO say
that this or that is executed by one who has
reached the acme Of Photographic science. Mr..
Wsshburn has all the appliances necessary to the
correct execution Of his art while his prices are
extremely moderate. A good picture Of ones
self or ones friend is keepsake not to be priced
too highly.
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iHE Acknowledged HAnrIos.-Anopr thu
many new stores recently put I'D on Dryades
street, above the market. there are none thai pre.
senis IS many attractions as that Of Mr.. A. Born,s
NO. l57. His stock Of hardware ia new sod com
pete IN every particular, and he Is Just in recent
o. an invoice of the celebrated Charter o.k
COOKING stove, which is acknowledged BY All
nousekeepers to be the best stove for family pas
MI. sorn has great variety Of heating and eooh.
ing stoves, wood and willow ware, bright lin ana
span ware and IN fact everything In the house
furnishing goods line, which be Is offering at the
most reasonable prices, believing in the old adare
~ ! Valek sales and small profits" Bee adyer.
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IMPORTANT TO BASEERs AND BUSINESS MES.-
The great American safes made in Cincinnati By
MessSs- Diebold, Bahmsn 4 Co., and sold in this
city by Messrs. ]. W. Norris & Co., q Canal
street. are made upon the most scientific princi-
pies, and from what we can learn, are made By
one OF the most profoundly learned men in the
science OF mechanics In the country. They have
been awarded the first premium upon several oc.
casions, and are esteemed the best Ere and burg
Lar proof safes now 10 use. Many Of the principal
business men in the city are using them, and for
safety and security, combined with elegance Of
hnith, they are unsurpassed. Parties who wish to
insure themselves against the ingenuity Of burg
lars and the ravages Of fire. should not fail to pro-
cure ore Of these valuable safes. The price will
be found reasonable, and liberal advantages
offered to the trade. See advertisement.
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CRY MONEY TAKEN AT PAR.-As an evidence
Of the value Of city money, some Of our most re-
sponsible merchants are advertising that they will
take ii at par, and sell their merchandise at prices
twenty per cent less than last year. Among this
number is the well known house of R. Marsh Den
man d Co., dealers in carriages. buggies, wagons.
carts. etc., corner Of Gravier and Carondelet
streets. These gentlemen have on hand, and
have always had the reputation of keeping, the
finest assortment of vehicles and their sppur.
tenances in the South, and they are now Offering
their large and complete stock at the most
most reasonable prices, and are prepared to ex.
tend the most liberal advantages to the trade.
To parties in want Of this class of goods we can
safely say that nowhere are there greater bar
gains to be had than of Messrs. Denman & Co.
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Flows AND HARDWARE Messrs. Taylor &
Churchill. dealers in hardware. cutlery, etc., 81
Magazine street. advertise IN another column a
large and varied assortment Of plows. comprising
the celebrated manufactures Of Hall & Speer and
B. F. Avsry's, together with q heavy invoice Of
Weymouth nails and Hunts and CoIIins's axes.
Their stock Of hardware is one Of the most varied
snd complete in the city. and their prices moder.
ate. Merchants and planters visiting the city on
business are respectfully invited to call and ex.
anime before Purchasing.
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SUGAR CURED HANS FOR CrrY uoNry.-ur q
b. Churchill, 81 Tchoupitoulas. knowing the dis.
iress this temporary panic in the city money must
entsii upon the poorer class Of our people. il Of
fering at Wholesale and retail. his choice stock of
sugar cured hams and breakfast bacon for IL
cents per pound city money. and he cordially in.
vtes these who are unable to pass the bulls of ones
tWos and threes, to give him cali and get a v.lue
received in hams and bacon. he is also selling
green shoulders al IA cents in the same currency
ms Is The best opportunity we know Of to get rid
Of small bills.
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LEdAI.-Our friend, J. II. Hslsey, lately from
Pointe Coupee, whois so well known for bis One
legal abilities, and who represented his parish so
ably 10 the last legislature of the State. has set
ted in the city. and established his office at No.
Carondelet street. II is with entire confidence
we commend him to those needing the services Of
any one in the way of the law.
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List OF passengers per steamship Cuba, from
Miss Fanny Telehman, Neycon1ey. Mr. Rsns'
ley, LC Thomas. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs Bald
WIN, Miss J g Conkling, Mrs Walsh J K Dowell.
Pears and wife, Mrs Caroline Roca. NJ And
MS wneelright, Mis- Minis. John Bell, V
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SAILING OF THE GEN. MxADE.-The steamship
Gen. Meade, Capt. Sampson, sailed last evening
for New York direct. with full freight and the
following named passengers:
James Woods, Thomas Gillick. G. l.. wuld. Mr..
Auoriot and two children, J. WheelwriVht and
child. Master Melius Miss Melius, E. Melius. az.
Uliman, W. ID. Roath, Louis Tnebsult
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CONsTABlt's SALES.

J. O. Z. AuRrcH vs. ANT PIcosE-xos. 1854 !
1855
Rn tIETUE OF two writs Of f,eri f,,s
CO me directed BY the Honorssle the sixth Jnr
s'u p, ny we shove numbered suts vii proceed
- syuc Aucton- At No. SIC Ma, srfne streef 80
O'Clock w. - 80 o'H VI Anrens ioo's
- Con enfs OF Shoe Store as per inventory on fa
.h~s-C1ahs In U. :. Treasury Notes
DANIEL WILSON Consflt
'on" " nAAs vs. =. PL0MAE-No sl2z-SEU(
Justice OF the reacs.
IL HKIUE OF n Writ OF n>rf raefsl
p. eIrsctec BY Paris Cnildress Second Ju.ties n
"a n asy q March 1865 at Il clock NJ At .as Coa
One Swing Machine.
se'1eo IN me above suit. JOHN II REFS,
Deputy Coast,
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CRY MONEY AT PAR.--As an evidence Of
the prompt recuperation OF city money, we notice
that several keepers Of establishments, among
Others, Colonel Dumontiel, on the second page of
this mornings CRESCENT, adyertses that they viii
take small city notes at par for his goods.
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dispatch from Southwest Pass, dated p. ~.
yesterday, says that the schooner W. L Bar.
roughs, from Havana, had arrived, and consigned
10 W. Il. Buddencorff.
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SAILING OF THE RAPIDaE.-The steamship Ran.
idan, Capt. Cheesmsn, for New York via Havana.
sails this morning at o'clock, with full freight
and the following named passengers:
For New York-EmiIe Barber, j. s. Parrish.
Mrs Aze. For Hsvana-Tore de Sofa, T. B. Van
Myck. Jose 6edericks. CeileE sabriacks, Mrs.
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SAILING OF THE CoScoRDrA-Ths steamship
Concordia, Capt. Sears. sailed last evening for
Boston via Havana, with a full freight aud nun.
Der Of passengers.
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The sheriff will sell at auction, tomorrow at
y O'Clock p NJ, on the premises, the Office furni-
lure and movable effects contained in the rear
efhce Of the ground floor Of building No. So
Carondelet street.
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a cHAscE TO lsvssr crrY MoSEY.-rr you have
noe picture frame hat you want rexiIdsd. 90 70
Mclaughlin, COL Magazine street, for CITY money.
very cheap. -'''
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HSh sALE-REAL EsTArE-sEyERAL 81
cotton snd Sugar Plantations located In ths
Plsns,o' ne eottsn and sugar growing States Also
t,hs- ofslge Orenards and large bodies Of valy
so,s S, Mprossa and un@provsd IN the form Of resa
80 oniicnk iots and squares favorable terms Pr
ssh 10 invest vii do well 10 cal aS a. enins ur ProF
49,. sackfhnr MI sr, Real Estate Agests No IS Or
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scnfhy sdvsrtssmeats every day, b
charged tvsthirdr the shove rates.
rrst and Fourth page monthly savsrssuspi each square
81 per month.
ss.nsisnt Advertisements hsviss paper
cssn 81 70 SQUARE; each subssqusntisssrtisn. esnt
yirsi and Fourth page transient advs<ss.snss
Brion, 81 90 per square.
Advertisements inserted ssintsyzs 30 srrsd a. new
ssch insertion.
Regular advertisers. advertise largely. be allowed
reh discount from above named nsy
azrssc prevda that In shall such d,scsua
sssz IS per cont.
al business notices Of charged sDesnss
81 per line. each insertion
Al transient advertisements be Paid for In advance
Al advertisements not marked for sny specified Of
Insertions viii be pubhsds six times and accordingly
With regxlar advertisers shall be rssdsred monthly
sseuzre 10 the spses seespsd ~ solid agsts
THE WEEKLY CRESOENT
Published avery Saturday norning szbscripsisa IS
~ sassa. In advance; hstyssry and sssrssy rates
snse copies 10 cents.
wates Of Advsrtssinrs
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-or A.
STOCK OF sxAsoSABLE AND WELL sELEt
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING. UNDER CARVE
BATS. FANCY ARTICLES. ETC. BEING rae 81
IN TRADE or MR.. CHARLES RIPIssKI. b
RuPr. AND TWO STOCKS OF AssozrEDl
GOODS ESTABLISHMENTS. BEING THOSE
xEssRs. MARX ISRAEL AND GusrAvE t. "
BANKRUPrs. SURRENDERED BY THEM,
SOLD FOB THE BENEFIT OF THEIR cREDr1i
BIZ ORDER OF THE ASSIGNEE IN rHErR
-sPECTIyE BANKRUPTCIES.
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AN ENrERPRIsISG IsDIyIDUAL.- James Bennett,
OF Lexington, KY, has got his twelfth wife.
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nv o. L. GIRARDEY q Co.

ofce-No II Exchange n
"a EnNExDAE, March 18th, mt 10
w O'Clock n, ~ The Brick Store, No. 1S6 Poydr1
will be sold
The Three Stocks Of Dry Goods and Clothing. and }
Articles belonging respectively TO the Bankrupt Estt
Messrs Charles Rpinsi. Marx Israel and Gustsve T.
now IN bankruptcy In the United States Circuit Court
strict Of Louisiana. aud by them surrendered and
the Der eft Of their Creditors BY Of E. Norton
Gensral Assignee, without limit TO the hghe
last bidder.
The stock Of Mr. Charles Ripinskis alarge and II sci
stock OF ready made and seas nable
Mems and Boys Clothing,
Under Garments, Hats. Fancy Articles,
Trunks yslites, etc. etc.
hessrs y. Israe and Gustsve ?. Wells Stocks comp
keasonable. Staple and Fancy Dry foods, and j
Articles Of great variety ard excellent qusities;
Store and other Fixtures
Descrip i've Catalogues Of these Stocks viii be read
distribution AZ Office Of the Auctioneers feu days pre-
10 n sale.
The Attention Of the Retail Trade of the City is spe.
Hs-rrs~s-cash. beso-e delivery. IN o. 3 Treasury n
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sHsRIfF's SALES.

4 O. MUseRoyE 4 soEFs HUNTER, ssKEr A
ei1ih District Court Of New Orleans-No eo.6sd
QY VIRTUE OF n VIII 81 a., ... -.
afscted by the Honorable the sinfh ID sfret q, "a
~ vsc ms IN Tie shove entitled cause win proceed
~ suciien on the premises hereinafter desinafa
me Ninth day Of March 1855 nj az o,eocks
InE FURNITURE AND NOVAeIz FeFf
haneo ~ she rear ofice Of the grourd floor u buI
% tsrondsef street, IN the First District Of thIs
$50 1s y, which can be in my once
SS-IERxs-Cash on the spot.
fs-u GEo. W. AVERY
80 ---.o Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orsn
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BY JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL.

God do not let my loved one die,
But rather wait until the time
That am grown IL purity 4r4a
Enough to enter Thy pure cline,
Then take me, will gladly go,
So that my love remain below!
O, let her stayi She is by birth
What / through death must learn to be,
We nsed her more on our poor earth
Than Thou canst need Ia heaven With n
She hath her wings already,
Must burst this earth-shell ere fly.
Then, God. take mel We shall be near,
More than ever, each to each;
Der angel ears will find more clear
MY heavenly than my earthly speech;
And still, as I draw nigh to Thee,
Her soul and mine shall closer be.
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MONTGOMERY BROS. @ co., SALES,

MONTGOMERY BROS. g. co. s SALES.
kAkok AND PKREAPTORY BALE OF ELEa
Match md sineis Horses. Elegant SADDLE Horse.
WORK Hulss. Fine nfcs Cows. Basxiss. Harness. wa.
-. &C., st sscAasn.
~ MONTGOMERY BROS. q On.
4 n kosrsosznr, Anctions
ones-s7 Camp strs
MobDAY, March 9th. ~ II s'csoek
=. 20 r. kzex's Stables. oravissfu<rsst, vflI a a
klegnnt Match HsrscA
Elegant Saddle HousL
Bne Work huies
tfne Mich Cows
Abo-rvp md Open Buggiss. Barrsrs W.zvna
- fHss-c>sb IN o. .. Treasury Notes
...fURNITu Re FURNIrl
M MONTGOMERY BROS. A, en-.
h a. MosgaosxRY, Auctions
flOEsDAHs March IO.h. IA m o,rloen
ther Auctisn Mari. 81 Camp street. will BE- sold-
q sensfN assortment Of HOUSEHOLD u, RNlTu
sasn ~ hose~ood Mahogany and Walnut pedstesds
reauss Armors Washsfands. Meheoanv snd rVsi,,.s
49, slrnS seat Chairs. Easy Chairs. Marble Top %
Jay - hatole Top siceboerds Extension Tables Ve,vd
bfusssis Carpets French Plate Mirrors M.,f,sa.., M
lse Lsintnes Cooking Stoves and Utsnsiis stc oenl
coAsenis OF several ven-furnished h0usas - -
Also
ct. large invoices Of Cottage Beds. Cane and Wood
n9rTEsxs-cssh IN U. a Treasury Votes.
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COilON....-.-.........CO COTTON
BY CHA9. II. NASH.
AUCIIoEKrR-Ofice Masonic Han Mar
corner ST. h fles and Perdid3 III
MoNDAY. 9th ipst.. az 4 . 'sleek A.
WHEN II may concern will be sold
10 nsles Cotton, slishtly damage ex steamer Dora
W itRss-Cash In q. 3. Treasury Notes.
CHARL rs II. NASH.
u :. AUCIIONEER AND BROKER.
Once, Masouic Hall Auctisn Merit. co -ner 81 On
and Psreido strests Real Esste sale Lease or Pura
ana Uete2Sr Sales q sny description Regular sale o.
having hopfehod Furniture, Real Estate Procuc Coit
eny stner goods 70 dispose Of will please give me call
assortment OF Hcuseho and ofics furniture and sus
constantly bard Thankful 70 my frer d. and the publ
patronage. '"1'A ~
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when Wint n strips the shuddering trees,
And .chili- che wavelet's wanton foam,
wien in the world cold grasp we freeze,
How blest is then that sfs- 90 ho-~-
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sheps 1, Abbott & Co., So Camp street
sellipgt ir stock Of greatly reduced prices.
Fifty dollarsi Sloat elliptic sewing mae
triumphant. Hiahest premium Louisiana 5
Fair. For sale at 81 Canal street.
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c. E. GlaAaDEy @ co.'s SALES.

pERxxProRy SALE AT AUCTION
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THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY,
DelamarrH'S SDeCifiC Pills.

| Prepared by Garanciere & Dupont No. II Rue
! Lombard Paris, and highly recommended by
the entire medical faculty OF France.
Are a most energetic and efficient remedy In
cases Of SpermatorrhGa or Seminal Weakness ;
Nightly, Daily or Premature Emissions; se1uOl
Weakness or lmpoteucy: Weakness arising from
Secret Habits and Sexual EKoesses; Relaxation
Of the Genital Organs; Weak Spine; Limo" or
"Briok Dust" deposits in the Urine; Milky
Discharges" &c, aud all the ghastly train Of
Symptoms arising from oycrusc or oIcosses,
A pamphlet, containing full particulars, with
directions and advice, printed in French, GSrmRn
Spanish and English, accompanies each box, and
will be sent by mail free Of cost, to any one who
will write for it..
Price, 81 per Box, or Six Boxes for s6.
Ask for DeIamarres Specific Pills, and take no
other.
Sold by NIL the principal Druggists, or will be
sent by mail, securely sealed from all observation,
on receipt Of the specified price by any advertised
agents, or by the sole proprietor. OSCAR q.
MOSES Il CO., p Cortlandt Street, New York
GLElM Il HINCKLEY, C. A. BENSER,
Agents for Rock Island, LII.
BURNHAMS d VAN SCHAACK, Chicago,
Wholesale Agents for the Northwest.
jan2dly weOw.
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RADWAY g. CO.,
81 Maiden Lane, New York.
TYPHOID FEVER.

This disease is not only cured by DR..
Railways Relief and Pills, but prevented.
If exposed to it. put one teaspoonful of
Relief in tumbler of water. Drink this
before going out in the morning, and
several times during the day. Take one
of Railways Pills one hour before dinner,
and one on going to bed.
If seized with Fever, take 4 to 6 of the
Pills every six hours, until copious dis
charges from the bowels take place; also
drink the Relief diluted with water, and
bathe the entire surface Of the body with
Relief Soon a powerful perspiraton
will take place, and you win feel a
pleasant heat throughout the system.-
Keep on taking Relief repeatedly, evory
four hours, also the Pills. A cure will
be sure to follow. The relief is strength
ening, stimulating, soothing, and quieting;
it is sure to break up the Fever and to
neutralize the poison. Let this treat
ment be followed, and thousands will be
saved. The same treatment in Fever and
Ague, Yellow Fever, Ship Fever, Bilious
Fever, will effect cure in "a hours
When the patient feels the Relief irrita-
ting or heating the skin, cure is positive.
In all cases where pain is felt, the Relief
should be used.
Relief SO cts; Pills Is cts. Sold by
oil Druggists.
See DR.. Railways Almanac for 1868.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-08-12

uTo ownars Of Horaan and CattIn.u

Tobias Derby Condition Powders, arc war
rantcd superior to any others, or no pay, for the
cure Of DHtemper, Worms, Bots, Coughs, Hide
Bound, Colds, &c., in Horses, and Colds, Coughs,
Loss Of Milk, Black Tongue, Horn Distemper,
&C., in Cattle. These "Powders' have formerly
been put up by Simpson l. Tobias, son Of DIR.
Tobias, and since his death the demand has been
50 great that Dr. Tobias has continued to manu-
facture thom. They are perfectly safe aud inno-
cent no need Of stopping the working Of your
animals. They increase tho appetite, give fine
coat, cleanse the stomach and urinary organs,
and increase the milk Of cows. Try them, and
you will never be without them. Col. Philo p.
Bush, Of the jerome Park Race Course" Ford
ham, N. Y, would not use them until he was told
Of what they we're composed, since which time
he Is never without them. He has over twenty
running horses in his charge, and for the last
three years has used no other medicine for them.
Sold by Druggists and Storekeepers throughout
the United States. Price 26 cents per box. DEE
| pot 10 Park Place, New York.
Julyl6dwlm.
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Pure Blood, Muddy Water.

Pure blood may be compared to pure water,
and impure blood to muddy water. II you pass
muddy water through muslin, you soil IT. con-
tnue the process and you cover with thick mud.
Blood passes through all parts Of the body; IL
good and pure it itnourishes and cleapses the parts
it goes through. If impure il leaves more or
less dirt behldd 1t. BTandreth's Pills are the
medicine wanted, because they are made on pur
pose to take dirty humors out of the body, and
they never fail. These pills cure scrofula even
Of thirty years standing they have cured cases
Of rheumatism when the patient had not walked
for four years; Of paralysis where the legs had
lost their power Of movement for seventeen
years. The evidence in these cases cannot be
disputed. Is there q town in tho world where
the evidence exists not? If Brandreths Pills
have been much used there we know that suoh
evidence can be found.
But be sure and see upon each box, my name
in the Government Stamp, In white letters.
u, BRANDRETH, Brandreth House,
New York
Sold by oil Druggista julyl6dwIm.