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eent,,terrtal JnteIIiaenfs.
CnrscxEr orrIcs. no. d Ulup sxy
Wed aesday Eveuing Anxust 10 M

CnrscEEr 0IrIcs. No. ~ Olnp srRnnT
Wednesday Evening. August II. 1863
CoTToN-The market to-day is quiet but very
firm. There has been little or no inquiry through.
ont, and operations have been restricted to Is
bales IN two lots, while prices are still too On
settled to furnish reliable figures. YESTERDAY a
sales amounted TO So bales, IA bales being taken
after the close of business hours. :
COTTON STATEMENT.
stock On hand Sept l. 1857. .......,........ iasx
psse-eS s,nee yssteroAy.'. 10
$3.50
MADE Up nom pickings, samples and Cotton
ssessod IN ssess s1d balea here since
september i, lS6I................... sSl6-S6l s66
rx~,-... SIS 72I
SN 67.zlf-672H
stoek hsnd and on shipbosrd A..
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ICTNITED sa,ATEs n.sr,

ostIic. Of Lousana-In Bank uptey-No lOS-Ia tbe
latter o, hobert Barrov, baukfupt-Where.s Robert j.
nI OF tne parsh o. Ascension, and district aforesaid
Baokrupt under the Of Congress Of
nss WIS Gay MEG In said Court petition praying for
sensIse sno cerrhcste thereof from bis debts and
otnei claims prOvable VI der said act ~ -
fotlce therefore feditors Win ha
eset snd 70 ~ other persons in interest that tue lon
o. neNemoer sbs at II is as igned the he Ir
E o. the tme, and that they and thera
cause any they have why the prayer Of he said
CLERKS once. Few Orleans July % 1868 -.frr
sni ID CHAS. CLAIBORsE, Clerk
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Ed VOCATIONAL.
CoLUaBIAN COLLEGE,
r-r-. wAsHINGToN. d. C..

The Sessions OF the several depsrtmsn open as follows
The Preparstey, September 9th the olegste S.pembe,
the Medical, October 18Th ' -
Iht college organized with reference 10 the Oft urged
suggesonof ashingion that University the FEEDER A
hernpos would tend TO the assimilation
opnons ard manners OF ur countymen by the comm 10
eoneAtlon OF portion Of its youth from every quarter
us graduates have verified the expecatioLs Madison an
hunrce that the facilities Of hearing debates "a Coperes
eumens IN the Supreme Court and lectures from
men tnd OF visiting libraries collections IN scence
develC pment A-eN's
Preparatory School gives thorough training for bust
ICES spe PeBsrson for Col ee The College proper has
Ssn tmclenI Professors, all the chairs being filed The
Theological School has three ossos and LECTURERS the
Law School four and the Medical ten - ~
Stud nts the pact year 434 '' VI
For further Information address,
q. W. SAMSON, ID. D. President
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ITSITEp STATES DrsrRrcr coUp =

District OF ousanaIn the a Lovick Ventress
psnkrupt-In BANKRUPTCY No 499-whereas Loyick
49, Q, New ORLEANS parish Orleans and Dis.
say declared bankrupt under &C Of Con.
Tim ~ isa mas THIS day h.d In said pei
r ing for discharge and cerfc thereof rom All
ara other claims provabe undsr said act notice h
give 70 al creditors who proved their debts
W al otner persons In interest that the 10th day Of NO
noer Jos AZ NJ, Is assigned for the hearing Of the
me ana thar they may then and there attsnd and al w.
any they lsge Why the prayer Of the said petition
~. ns Once New Orleans, August ], 1853
Gus u 10 CHAS CLAIBORNE. Clark
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~ District Of Louisiana In the matter 81 Ga Vim w
Keen bankrupt In Bankruptcy, No sos Where's Calvit
Keep OF the Parish Of Ibervile District sforesa
duly oeesrd under the Act Of Congress sarcl
ID ebI has this day hled In said Court prsvns
for discharge and certificate thereof from all his dsbt. ss
other claims provsble under said act;
Notice h therefore all creditors who have
the debts and TO all other in the
DAY OF November 1868 at assigned for the hearing
cause any they have Why the prayer Of the petition
cls,k's oacs, Nsw Orleans July " 1858
JH sn4 ~ LOrw Deputv Clerk
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IINITEp srArEs dis rRIcr oounr.

- District Of LOuisans : In the Matter Of Jacot
= BARKER bankrupt In sanSruptcy, No. 6 Where q
Jacob Barker, Of the city OF new Orleans and Dis
tet ao essid du declared bankrupt under the Act Of
Congress of March 20 1867 has this day filed Court
petition pray ing for discharge and certificate thereof from
all his deots and other claims provable under act;
fotce IL th refore given 20 all creditors who
TIER debts and TO all Ohe In interest go
day ofNovember 1868 ALTA assigned the hearing n
the same and thai they then and there
cause any they have why the Of the petOn
CLERKS nee, New Orleans, July II. 1858 .sl-e
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IN BANKRUPTCY.


Nam district Of Lousi.ps-In TIE matter Of WI
ana q, msmss sno David Urgahsrt individually
ii .nsrnpts No l2S in Bsntruptcy-Whereas vii,
members Of the s q trgas.rs o. the civ ~ sps a.
% psrsh OF Orleans and district a orsssid dsy d.
nnder he act Of Congress OF March 2d s61
d,y I'D IN SAID iourt petition prsyins for al.
claims provsble under this act ~ ~'' .Au "sho'
tnsreors given % all creditors who have proved
eso sno 70 All other 10 that he lsth
csy Of November 1868 At nj IA as S To- r. e Iosn
ne same and that they then and thee attend an
top Ss1s M any they have why the prayer The said ps
sssr "a = a. once New Orleans, Aug s 1853
WV 70 ~ - ~ .OaAe. CLAIBORNE CLARK
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take pleasure seeing that their property is assorted snG
:. @. PANDELY,
| General Superintendent.
| THRoUGH RATES OF FREIGHT
NEW ORLEANS,
New York, Boston. PhiIaaeissia aad All
Points North aad East,
VIA N. O., J. AND GREAT NORTHERN AND MIS-.
sIssIPPI CENTRAL RAILROADS ETC.
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
No Insurance Required.
THROUGH BILLS LADISs SIGNED AND RATES
GUARANTEED.
n o., J. AND g. ~ RAILROAD OFFICE
New Orleans, July l, 1853
Shippers are Informed that transporting freight
between New Orleans and New York. BOSTON, Phisdspha
ETC. at low making saving the shipper by this
route of nom TWEN TY to Fifty PER CENT.
All claims for loss damage or oyscharse viii be proun,
settled q. points of delivery. , $500. :
For further information apply at the Depot on canODe
street, or At the ONCE Of the Company No "A Carondeet
street
rs WILLIAMS,
General Superintendent
JANIS YoSeE, Genera Freight Agent
NEW OKLEAss. JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD
making Trains for Ycksbure Merdisn an
With the Mississippi Central Railroad the NORTH and
.kCcoMxoDATIoS TRAINS LEAVE ON SUNDAYS
srSoahsv.n $50 n MONDAYS. arriving in Sss
Excursion Ticket: good for Train Of Saturday or Sun
di P 4k AZ R q sgPssy Monday
rs WILLIAMS, General Superintendent
ED WARE, General Transportation Agent
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
A NDREW j. AIKEN,
Successor Aiken R.nsyJ
Cotton Factor and Comm,.sioa Merchant,
NO. 60 CARoNDELEr STREET,
New Orleans.
.J.o. HARELLI.
oDUoE COMMISSION MERCHANT.
No. o. TehoupitouIas Street.
NEW ORLEANS
THnAU. AIOoCK = CO..
n. UsAu, .. r. AYoooK, JOE sTrxNeKkI
ssuccsssors 70 o. wlkin Oo.J
ueHhIssIoN hERoH HAMS
-FoR SALE or
CATTLE. Hogs and sheer,
srooK LANDING,
f~s<-
Han - MEHLE-
AIrxAsD.n air-vuLIAr uuuIa,
confession MERCHANTS. FoR THE PUKoHAsz
Sale Forwarding sna shipment Of Hides. Leather.
Wool Besswsx, raliow. and Tan
ming Msseriss
sos u and q COMMERCE STREET, NEW okLEAs,
II. .. NOEL. .....
oonnIsuoH nzzcHAH,.
FOR the sale Of
sheep. Mules aaa Msrs.e
sroOK LANDING. Uw oRLxAHs
Satisfactory references sivss
John w. NORRIS n co.
(Rsmoved from 50 Canal stressJ
n CANAL AND IL CRossMAN STREETS
General Commission Merehants. Produe.
FACTORS.
And Dealer. in all kinds Of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
ms |
zimmerman oe.s Cincinnati Sparkling OATAwBA
rARCH. VINEGAR ste. ETC.. always on hand
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
NOsMoP0LITAN REsTAURANT-
II ROYAL STREET. Is
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RAILROADS..

RAILROADS.
PoATCHAnTRAU nAILsoAD = ;
COMPANY az
saa4al4aE
This Road |. aow extended, win be opened 70 the pub
lie on aAll1--A ~ 10
Sunday. the 19th Instant.
Fare TO and from the Lake, same day, TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS
Children under L years Of age win be charged TEN CENTS
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PIANos--sEwINe MACHINES

A Il. BLACKMAR. MUSIC PUBLIsHER
IMPORTER OF MUSICAL MERCHANDISE
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In the
Knabs, Eunns and Guild PIANOS Prince DREAMS an
hELODEONs. Etc,
105 Canal Street, near Dauphin
NEW ORLEANs
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This Rosd as ,ov extended. vn be opened 70 the pub
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-18
nEW YORK.
No. % Maiden Lone.

No. % Maiden Lone.
ven YORK., De. IA, 1921
In my Card OF Nov. i, 1887, I stated that.
"for the purpose Of more fully suppDy.
Ing the wants OF the public, and n
order TO prevent unscrupulous deaIero
from palnsing OF inferior and worth.
less goods rs the Morton Gold Pens, I
shall fter sell NO goods at whole.
sale except only TO duly appointed and
~hor Agents., etc. To this plan
I have since strictly adhered.
In accepting Agents. great care has been
exercised to appoint those who, by long
continued fair dealing, have ACQUIRED a
reputation for honesty. responsibility. and
probity men In whose word the puhlia
have learned to place confidence. Thee
Agents have agreed to keep a full sssorf-
ment of my pens, and to sell them at nv
published prices. Thus the public are sun.
piled by them with just such pens A. thew
want, either as to writing or price. and net
afuli equivalent for the money paid.
No agent 10 appointed to travail feou
place to place, or wi the countrv.
90 that all who want . Morton Gold Pen
must get it from tho Local Agent or from
headquarters.
None need apply for the Agency exoep~
In conformity to the above, the liberal A..
count ITO Clubs" being sumcier& irAme~
0snt to all others.
4. 1oIHoU.
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aENERAL NEWS.

The Mississippi above Cairo has IL miles
Of solid ice.
American wines have become popular in
Berlin.
John II. Sarra.t is said to be in poor
health.
Wood is now dearer in Maine than coal.
At wholesale, Texas wine brings s. q
barrel.
A Paris editor has paid $4,000 in fnes
since 1872.
New London, Conn.,. has found an 500
pound turtle.
The Boston milk trade amounts 10 81.
600, 600 . year.
Vermont raised in 1867 $4,000 pounds of
tobacco.
Calfskln hats, with the hair on, are worn
in paris.
There are in the dead letter office 5000
soldier photographs.
The latest from Paris is a ladies' nose
protector, lined with fur.
Benninghof Of oil creek is said 10 be
worth $1,000, 900 in cash.
Fifteen Duke and Counts serve as pr
Yates in the Papal army.
Lorillard pays over one-sixth of the to-
bacco tax of the country.
The population of Ireland has decreased
1000, 900 in fifteen years.
The sheep Of California yielded $500, 600
pour s Of wool last year.
Bonner pays John G. SAKE one dollar .
line for writing for the Ledger.
Ten deaths 10 one birth is the ratio among
the %"free" negroes Of Florida.
N. du Chaillu, the traveller, has been of.
fered BY The Africans $50 wives.
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MI.
4 NEW PRINCIPLE DISCOVERED.
ONE BOTTLE OF RESoLvEvT IA BETTER
THAN TEN LARGE BOTTLES OF THE
ADVERTISED sARSAPARlLLAS. on IL.
RECT DluRETIC REMEDIES.

~, ieisns wonder at the extraordinary power OF
naDn AlskENovAriN9 kEsuLVENlin rurinr
~. M 'otms OF scrofilors. Syphiio!d. CHRONIC
salrnio"s ser, ma is marvellous power in resolving
cohsfeiions. auording lmmeiiate r.l,ai
nnu consequent cure OF uisea.rs 81 ~. kAtanw
irdn.an. n.'sr, Lungs. Pancruas, Spleen lis rapid
aran,S = rntc OF III .he,es. lncuntincrce or
r.an -. .aI piu. aibuminous. cloudy urine: - II
mos instant eihcaey in stopping It,h,nr and Ma, !,
u"enarsc y uflnr, aud lite singular ppwer 4, 80.
cisehhrsl- from the Uterus ana Ir.hra N-aAs
rhoea. Bloody Urine. and orhe- 49, Leheof
wehssnilc discharges and enqulr. whs,a, ~
used hi the Renotatar ~. IN
.SFnrhifah ~ Inc only principle IN sars,na-,n.
u."s possesses curative properties. Nh ottey na,,.
~. ."s. 4 lhtit ana 4seless. One ounce oil th.
f5r rt- ogtaiaea lnieI ~. Railways new process
M n. a.ttnE the ~curaftve properties from .e-s,a
tortah'r-, contains more " the truo prlneini.
"a NHfr tAan auAhs 0fthe ordinary r.at-
oAhsAtARILLiAN is only ole Of Ina i,.rN,t.
!, M that forms Wis irrl, wonderful medicine and
" tht ohy conipcI sating remedy thar ramnlnni.
sntrs ~ purifying clran-ing and reinyigorinr pro-
peitiss through the BLOOD, II URINE and
ether eecrr IONS, securing 4 he- anulors functional
aelon ofescry deprayed organ and CLAN in the
systeri. 1.-THE blood = corrupt, the iseselyent Will
make i pure. II the Lungs are ulceratad and sore,
sefeiing thick phiegm aud prareient matter. tho
he-plvent viii loosen this deposit and srpalr the
mN.,,ng lung with sound and healthy material. II
the skin ~ covered with pimple-. .pota. rrs,nlrs
sores, ulcers, nc, the Resolvent will quickly re-
no 9 These annoyances. II mercury deposi.ed in
~ zones and has accumulated In tho system, the
- - "a NfNS III Eut. ~ tle I1rOaf or ErHn.
.1lal GLANDS are liberated. the Kesolvcnt vii cure
,hvse sisns Of en- early waste Direct remedies.
possessing only exclusive properties, are hrr,ul..
az tAey increase the functional secye.ioas OF one ar.
gan ~ suspcnding the constituents crc,tnns az 9th.
ers hence, 4 u rensatin g remedy like tire res9. |
"a Only means ofa permanent cure.
BEAR IN MIND THAT WEIR DROP OF
BLOOD imprcenated with the Resoiyen, and AT.
sorbed TO supply the waste OF the body, will make
pure, sound aud healthy fiesh and fibre. TIL first
uosc that IL taken commences is work Of p~uriaca-
ioa and ncressins tho appetite and sh.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-18
DAILY DEMOCRAT.
A Beautiful Iowa Poem.

The following beautiful poem, which We
take TO be worthy of any poet. was written
We understand, By Mrs. Julia I. Ingersoll,
Of Museatine. We dud it ia The STANDARD,
published st Chicago, anj tn organ Of the
Baptist 81 .ininstion II toe Northwest.
Youth, HOPE AID Lcys.
TIE lie bells seing to sad fro
sua .hu their starry ewes.
lie vIads vita mss.c selt sai .ow,
sing eosss lula s3es.
The moon shines brightly on the waves,
Each weveie; clasrs star.
And mermaids in their cora. caves
Seem laughing from afar.
A tiny boat Is sailing free.
Upon the silvery tide,
And Youth and Hope upon .he sea
Are aostins side by side.
Hope guides the bark with tender care,
/. glieds the water DER
Until an island green and fair,
Invites then TO its shores.
It's silver sands are shining bright.
Its flowers are faint with dew.
Youth gsTes with q strange delight
Aud Hope seems born anew.
from out y grove VI HiyIhe VINES
Where dewy odors float.
While fairest leaves about him Irvine,
A boy leaps IN their boat.
Youth looks upon the laughing eyes
OfLove. and Love he knows.
Then clasps his hands with sweet surprise
And on his journey goes.
The wares are soft, the skies ore fair,
The winds are hushed 10 sleep;
Love laughs and strings his yellow hair
With pearls from on, the deep.
oae giittering drop he sees beyond.
shine brighter than the rest;
dear ! oath, Z he said, with accent fond,
'.Shall wear i. on his breast"
So reaching out through s~ilvery bars
He sinks. Hope springs TO save.
Bat Youth sees both sleep meath the stars
That trembled in the wave.
o sad the fate of him must be,
Whose Love and Hope go down at sea
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F~lsrrison = Asarks. Agents.

THESE BITTERs ARE FRBgAREDfN PURE
i Bourbon Nli-key. n q O. hinatiun Of over
twenty different 4 mes ol roots, tsrks and herbs,
which act In pr-fec crt ~ orsN q the other. pre-
pared from the or ifG'i rmulat u by thc great
chief. Red 5arke, 30 ". tlAp!n,N ueen them sue
~ecssfully in b. ueisc;u r many .ars. and lily their
use gained - great a POPULARITY q The treatment
and cure fr Dt>pcls5, liver Co laint, Constipa-
tion, Sick ant sersuls seadacle. lever and Agnc,
and all SesSts Il ,sD On rpt liver and indi
ges.ion. Persous 81 e-ug r. n either Of these
ioathsume dispe-ee WI find &C by the use ~
these Pitters, whtha-s paricctlyl re and free from
all those drugs and poi<3n- usue put up in srth
preparations. and palrcd off on n unsuspcctiug
public. A single n u So ii eonviutc he most skepti.
cal that in the RED JACKET tlcf Z a virtue that
no o her Bittcrs poses.
They Strengthen sra irvigorate c system.
They are nneaualcn Tor general 4~sbilliy
They are u cure iur , Dyspepsia.
They give a good lnl Aealhy aifette.
They assist dirrst43D+
They purifv the hrt4ih and acidit Of The stomach.
They cure uiarrhaa and Choletl Norbus.
They nre an antidule 70 change 4, water and dict
They are the hest simnlant in & stance.
They are a picvenl7e efFeysr az Aguc.
They relieve Cons12lipn.
They cure Nervous Headache.
They arc perfectly pure and psln'ible.
The penu,ne RED JACKET blTTERS are only
sold In ouart bottles, never by the Gallon, quart or
pint.
ken over each cork.
can Tor Red JACKIE. and take ? othcr.
Csrrrl,re 10 tho trade supplied "a application.
oRFNNETT~ pIrTERs'4 co. Proprictors.
- and "a Michigan Avsnus, CHICAGO.
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r YOU WISH To BE


Ter kAJIlFllN NE
aud PRESERVING THE SKIN.
This invaluable toilet article was disco vered BY .
celebrated chemist in France. and 1t 10 to him that
the Ladies OF the Court of Europe owe their beauty.
With all itr simplicity and purity there is ne article
that will compare with II as . beauti1er Of the com
plexion and prcserver Of the skin.
NJ {. McClusxEy purchased the n ceipt OF him
ONE ten years ago he has since that time given II Q
tocraiic circles Of Philadelphia. New York Baltimore,
Boston, New Orleans. 81 Louis, savannah, Charles
ton. Wilmington, y. C.. &c. They have used il with
unqualified admiration. and would consider the toilet
imperfect without thisdelightful and purely harmless
preparation Nictoris Regia and Oscelia de Persia
has given such entire satisfaction In every instance,
that he Is now compelled to Offer Il tn the public This
article 10 entirely different from anything OF the kind
ever attempted, and IL warranted
FREE FROM ALL SUBSTANCES.
After using 0scelia de Persia and Victoria Repia
FOR a short time. the skin viii have a soft s~stinlike
texture; II imparts a freshness smoothness and soft
ness 10 the skin that can only he produced by using
this valna9fe criticize This article is no vulea r COM
pounf 70 injare the skin or complexion, bnt enhan-
cs as a healiiaci, and rs use cannot possibly be do.
tcciea ~ the closest observer.
For removing Tan, Freckles. Sunburn, and Cuta-
neons Diseases from the skin. II is invaluable.
NC. MeGlaskey has every confidence IN feco m
merdtng hr \ letoria Regia and OecClia de Pereia to
the Ladies as being the only perfsc, ard reliable tot
let article now IN u g.
GENUINE PREPARED ONLY By NJ. c. MeCLUs-
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Ladies'. tnhc Particular notice
THE REAL vELPaU FEMALE PILLS
MARRANTKD FRENUH


Tnese pills, 30 celebrated many years ago In PAre.
for the relief OF female Irregularities, md ards
Tor their criminal employment IN the practice Of abor,
ticn, arc now offered for eale FOX the arst time X
America. They have been kept IN comparative o.
security from the fact that The origiHatoS. Or. veipsu.
Il . physician In Paris, OF great wealth, and etrict
conscienti0us principles. and has withheld them from
general use. lest they should Be employed for unlaw-
IL overcoming Female Distractions. Falling oftns
Womb, Whites. Green Sickness. Suppression. Reten
ton. or Immoderate Flow Of the Monthly Dis
charges, Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pains in the
Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight c~xeriion, Palpita-
ton OF the Heart, Hysterics, etc, and Will effect q
cure when al other means have failed and, a.
though 4 powerful remedy. do not contain caiorrel.
antimony, or anything hurtful To the constitution.
To married ladies and young girls who have never
been regn -Hed. they are peculiarly suited. They
viii. In I short time. bring on the monthly pcr1cc
with regularity. Coo
when there IL any rcaeon TO believe Themselves preg-
nant. for they VIII be eurc to produce a miscarriage.
Ladies' can T-ocure . box. sealed from the eyes Of
the curious, by cnclosing. one dollar. lnd s1 portage
stamps to u. W. MACOMFER, General Agent for
the United Sta.ef and Canadas. AT Albany, N. T., .
10 any authorised Agent.
7ant2Q- tGWly Ea3rEn0O0 - u
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PURIFY YOUR BLOOD
-hurley's Sarsaparilla.

ol an the remedies that hnve oeen discovered du-
ring the present ege for the tholesnd Ills that flesh
~ neir 70, none th.i equal ihis wonderful prepare
uon. Only ten years have clar-ed since the discov-
etet VINO spent y decade In stu wing experiments,
ann pertectinc II frs. introduced II to the public.
ana y y already recognized b. the most eminent
physicians in oil parts u the co ntry. to he the most
surprising and effective remedy irr certain diseases
of which they have Knowledge.
Al other Compounds or Syrnrs Of this root have
hithefto Jailed 70 command the -snction of the Fac
nity, because on being tested, thy have been found
10 contain no2ions irsrtdienie. which rcutralize the
good effects q the ssrsaparillt, and oftentimes in
lrre tne health .. the pa.icnt. Ilsnot - with Hur-
ley's preparation.
ms $ the pure snd genuine Itract OF the root,
and VIII. on trial, NJ found r. feet a certain and
perfect cure OF The following Complaints and disea-
sss
Affections Of the Bones. Hsh.ual Costiveneess
Debility, Dlseas ; Of the X .nevs, Dsspep-
STA, Erysipelas. Female Irregularities,
Fistuia, all skin Diseases. Liver
COMPLIANT lndigest d, Piles,
Pulmonary Diseass. ,Sv-
pAtls, Scroflla 9r
hlns's Evil
Fox sale By all good Drnggisn. at Cincinnati and
Lonisvtlc. JAS. RIDDLE 4 CO.. proprietors,
odeadcod-'n-ri WIN Louisville. Ky
r.--- " ~
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REMARKABLY CURE.
SORES On THE TONGUE, ULCERsIN THE
THROAT, SORE GEMS, SORE MOUTH.
SORES IN THENOSE, ARoUNpTHE
EyES -

II recently exhibited. a few bottles will cure. II
chronic.or through effects OF Mercury, Potassium.
Corrosive Subimate. from six to one dozen bottles
may es required to make n permanent cure.
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street Livery Afablea
- HARRISON STREET, BETWEEN
Ee3 From; and Second. Horses *
C,rringes. OF the best quality, TO let st oil
kcrrs Finer is furnished on short notice.
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
- hoarded q s-saeeaeble sAaggeo. t0ylo-11y
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figures Of the Liver. Lungs, Kidneys. aud other or
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