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A zY9osi .THREE MAGgIIICENTIY, ILLUS
tapt Ply Information for Men and Won en-
sent free on receipt Of % cents. by addressnt Dr.
lily.
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DROP osALs FOR WOOD.
CHEZ QuARrERHAarkR, g OFFICE
DISTRICT oF NEW MEXICO, }
SANTA w, N. M, December -, 1867.
Sealed proposals. be received At this Office until
u o'eloek IN. on SATURDAY, the 18th day Of febru-
AIRY, 1868, ut which time they will be opened, to de-
nsr, New Mexico -
1900 CORDS OF PISoT WooD OF GOOD QUAIL
Delivery to commence at the option Of the contractor
1888
Propos ais for any portion less than tho whole guam.
uty requ ired will be received.
For fur Their particulars In making proposals. see my
ement for proposals. for grain, dated th In
Indorse bids Proposal for Wood "a, Fort Sumner. A"
and add ress to the undersigned, st Santa Fe, New
Mexico.
BY order OF Dreyet Major General Q, ". Getty.
M l. LNDINGTON,
- Brevst Colonel and 9, n, sA,,
fe8-7t Chief Qulrtsrmaster
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Mondays, from TO i.;..,.....;:..;PIoi, Howard.
Ashf0rd.
Columbia Hospital Is open for the reception Of Pree
Patients upon orders OF the Honorable Secretary Of
the lntoIior. Such orderr for admission can be OBJ
tained OF the Surgeon In chief. DR.. TH0MPSoN,at
frat. ianG-dly
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PROPOSALS FOR THE PERFORMANCE OF San
lTARY WORK.

bLroT OYFICE.(
o.,, WAsnINoros. D. .. January 81, 1858
y!ed at this office until ~ o'clock noon on SkTUR
tts, Ashes. and Dead Animals for ono year from III,
t Of March next. from the various barracks ofeas
buildings, &e., throughout the city occupied by sur5
branches Of the War Department as Nv;
tho Depot ouartermaster. y"
bidders will DO required to accompany their bidl
with bond signed by themsoly md Two respoaslHE
suretles, In the sum OF ono thousand dollars thsti
will furnish all necessary materials and labor II .ey
performance Of the work, and execute bond. II the
sun q Aye thousand dollars, immediately In Tho
awsrd o. the contract, fer Its faithful aud upon The
performance. satihfaetorv
List. oI The. places to be visitea- '''A''o''
rom the pepot Qaartermaser eer aust be obtained
place SO designated must DO W. month, and every
hAI 'itod a. directed In the
after as funds arc furn' monthly, or as soon tbore.
nipoqat q work requ' shed for the purpose II the
aesa o Of he 81 d%1
be made upon aton Of the monthly paymsnts viii
Should tb' yoniraot rates, '"''"'A "'''
qured in' contractor fail to perform the work re-
Quarter prompt and satisfactory manner tho Denot
the hire done aud harge the cost to
any onTnetoI He Also reserves the right 10 reject
ln ~ proposals that are unsatisfactory
al tSS required will be oheeffully given
Bid. .heof n NE Depot QqaLiormaster.
S1ftary work, and addressed to the undersigneds
''0rasr ofthe ouartermastoI GeperaI,
Deputy elsrtermAster General, Breyet Briasdier Gan
VIAL " D. A. and Depot auaStesmasta. hl-iG
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OFFICE AgIIso ASSISTANT ouARrERNAsrER,l
HesrsyILLB, Ala, Jan, q. 1858
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, will be received At
,hi. ONCE until II o,eees, a. m February u. 1905
1900 Twelve thousandl pounds Of Hay,
n,@ fourteen thousand) pounds Of Fodder.
s,92S (cght thousand nine hundred and " ,.,iv-
cight) pounds Of Oats. '''
$500 (elght thousand nine hundred AM, .Ixtv,
pounds Of Corn. '
To be delivered In quantities rs REQUIRED 10 ma., t
public wants at the post Of Huntsville, Ais " ''N'
Each proposal must be accompanied hy tho written
guaranty OF two responsible persons thu the bddsr
VIII faithfully fulfil rconraet made With the Uni.
The Government reserves to itself the rpbt IN roi..,
any or all bids considered unroaso nabj O. '" '"'N'
ia9O-l6t First Lieut., and Aei. Ass't III
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FORM OF PROPOSAL, suARAsrEE ASD osKrirIcArE.
Pyoposaf.

S Ss.:: .ss;.; +: Ss.ii. q q: S:;.i
GENERA. s.sss sS % % e.
erty, certainty, and security. for the annual SUN
.Thl. prePS;. j. mad. With is t,r.xl.S.G q q:
route AID service AID also after careful examination
q the laws and Instructions attached to the adVer'
''iDS atsa tslsaed.,
The undersigned, residing, Il ~. 90. Stat. q =" -.
undsraks that u the :rsssins Pa IN sapSry.s q:
1905 enter Into the required obiisstion or contract 70
perform The service proposed. with good. ana sum
mi; VI g9as!.na..s distinctly q: essss
the nm section Of the q r. q 1g %
Certificate,
The undersigned, postmaster 81 =, state Of -,
eer.inss gS , as OATH Q, of1les IA ne hsm
men S q Prop s aSSV sns abe e make good .r
sHps s,sa
| DISTRACTIONS TO BIppBRs AND PosrnAsrHRs,
c9riainirg ~ eSrdiSn, y s,d (.
,,sxss, e. s, ,ss ,.:s,T:!ss A:
y X more d:.y than L saaeisnt FOR an exchange
2 On railroad aad steamboat lines and other routes
s sas % 81 he f sSsye JlSs
once blanks. mail bags, locks aud keys. are to be
conveyed without charge.
ofthe Department. also the British and Canada mails
S sosasysd f Without eHsrssi and W To use
the United States agents commodious car, part Of
car, properly lighted, warmed and furnished. and
adapted 10 the enent and due security
Of the mails Is to be provided By the contractor. I'M.
der the direction OF the Department.
| Railroad and steamboat companies arc required 10
take the mail from and deliver into the post once.
t the bsgnning and end Of their routes and to aud
from AZ GiaHe: not more than eighty ROD, fen a. *
companies for tho peTfo rmAnee Of all other side
| orlanding.
| There will be "wRy biils'' prepared by postmas.
teTs other agents OF the Department 10 accompany
the mails conveyed railroads and steamers, speei
s0n other principal routes, likewise receipts will b,
required and way bills forwardedj the latter to bs
EXAMINED by the several postmasters to Insure regu
| lArty In the delivery OF mails.
Moray will be made for trips not performed; ant
for each 81 such omissions, not satisfactorily "
Arizona miner., 1868-06-27
WORMSER & co, Wholesale and Retail Mercliantx, LA PAZ and PRESCOTT, Arizona,
 ... DEALERS IN

BAAtsEEH IN Groccres, Provisions, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Liquors, Crockery, Hardware, Farming
 and Mining Implements, etc. (IALL THE ATTENTION OF THEIR OLD V pioneer friends and the public generally 10 their new and splendid assorimen, of goods, re- gently purchased, by ono Of the firm 10 san Fran cisco, and now on hand al iheir stores in La Pax and Prescott
 Give us call and see for yourselves. We are nOf selling for ruinous prices our motto l. and has been, Live and Let Live
 Our stock in La PAz is acknowledged Y ail SLo have seen and examined ii. to be
 THE LARGEST AND BEST Assortment Of goods ever broueht 10 that place Merchants, farmers, miners and othcrs. wishirg 70 purchase goods, would do veil 70 give ut < call, before purchasing clsev here
 WORMSER d co. myl6 La Pas and Prescott, Arizona
Arizona miner., 1868-06-27
Prescott, June %. lsls.

SELLING AT Cosr.--Manuc Ravena offers to sell his large stock of dry-goods, boots, shoes, etc, for cost and freight, in order to make room for new stock now on the road from San Fran cisco. Call at the Brick Store, and Frank will do ihe fair thing by yoh myl6
Arizona miner., 1868-06-27

TUST RECEIVED, AND SELLING CHEAP sD at Campbell & Bufum's, large md well assorted Stock of Summer Dry Goods, Clothing Dress Trimmings, etc., etc. Cooking Stoves, Force and Lifting Pumps, Saddles, Bridles, Spurs, Sinches, Whips, etc, etc. Come and examine our Stock and Prices and you will be cure tu buy.
 InlS CAMPBELL X StF tFItN.
Arizona miner., 1868-06-27
Goods we'll Bought, Sell Them.

selVes.-D. HENDERSON, the senior partner of the firm, is constantly employed in San Francisco selecting and buying goods. by which means we arc enabled to take advantage of the fluctuations in prices, and purchase our goods at lower rates than any other House in Centrl Arizona.
 m,30 D. HgNnpRSoN X Co
Arizona miner., 1868-06-27

WLn CAT CoNE TO GmEp-.-A wild cat that wa' raised by Mrs. Brooks. of woodsde one of thc suburbs Of Prescott got away from that lady several weeks since, and was shot night or two since by John A. Rush. while in the act of gob. bling that gentleman's chickens. Previous to Mr. Rush's encounter with him, several attempts were made on the life of the cuss. but he always managed to go scot free until Mr. Rush got him in q tight place and gave him jessie. While he lived, he lived well on chickens. Nobody mourns his fate.
 ACCIDENT. Thursday last, while Capt Baker, E. c, Bean, Edwin Darling and Capt Wharton were coming to Prescott from Camp Lincoln. the ambulance in which they were riding was upset, and some of the gentlemen received slight nju- res. The driver Mir. Reed was injured pretty badly.
 Colonel Conabee and Captain Davis arrived here yesterday from Camp AePherson They arr stopping at Fort Whipplc
Arizona miner., 1868-06-27
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

THE TAX ROLL or YAyAPAI COUNTY | for the year 1868 is now completed and Is deposited in the office of the County Re corder, for the inspection Of all whom l. may concern. there to remain until the sixth day Of July, ls6s. upon which day the Board oi sGpervi' soFs will meet and sit until the 18th day Of July, 1888 to hear any and all complaints that may be made in regard 10 the assessment Of property.
 A. J. MOORE,
 Sheriff of Yavapal County, Arizona Prescott, June r., ls6S
Arizona miner., 1868-06-27
New Store.
 .... 60 TO soc. kERR'S CHEAP STORE.

In the East Room of the old Capitol Building, North Side orthe Plaza, Prescott, Y yos wish sa purchase Groeerics and Provisions.
 Liquors. Can Fruits Clothing, Or anything elso needed by you s less money than the articles can Ice bought hr anywhcre else n town
 EDWARD KERR Prescott. June % lsts.
Arizona miner., 1868-06-27

Bsts5sfs. .gufi, 7ii-i' lst7d assrfi. that ti,,, opinion widely prevails in PaTis that Wzr will break out in Europe before tho close of next au-
Arizona miner., 1868-06-27

WANTS lNFoRNATIoN.-A gentleman in New Mexico wishes to know something about Arizo. na. and as we have not time to answer all his questions, we will send him inc MINER, free gratis. On some points We can enligbtcn him. There is plenty Of good land here, and 1t Is no trouble at all to get all you want of it. There are quartz and placer mines in abundance, and all kinds Of produce sells readily al fair price, Corn com mands from six to twelve cents per pound Veg eiables from l2 to 25 cents per pound. We have hostile Indians but they arc sneaking cusses, and were it not for their stealing proelivi'ies, they would not be in thc way at all. If you wish to emigrate to ibe richest Territory on the continent. come right along to Arizona.
Arizona miner., 1868-06-27

R'clyoSn. tNa) June S.--Chief Jusliee Chase in ease. today. charged the jury that all bonds drafts. e.e-. drawn during ihe rebellion in rebel >iaies are Illegal. and cannot be recovered a, lag.
Arizona miner., 1868-06-27

A. STEnRiNs has our thanks for a copy of the Fifteenth Annual Report of the officers Of ihe Mercantile Library Association of San Francisco.
Arizona miner., 1868-06-27

REr-WICANs uf san Francisco. who are dissAi- ishcl with the course 0f their organs n thAi ciiy talk Of starting q new oufand out Radical paper.
Arizona miner., 1868-06-27

L.NcisryR. fPenul Jaae 5th- Buebanau's fu- neral .esteids, ~a- the most imposing ceremony ever witnessed h this county. A number of dele Es.ti5ii5 J,ir- pfrss.ni. Abnui three thousand persons walked Ia the procession. Business was universally suspended. Buchanan . esta;e s estimated zt three hundred lbousAad dol sars. !; is understood that he leil a l-gacy for the poor Of Lancaster
Arizona miner., 1868-06-27

DYNG HARD.1 The late numbers Of the MlNER all have the death shfirk and the news from Pima county will end the little Marion AriI0Hirn.
 Not much. bu, if such was tbe case, we would prefer the dcaihshgiek To the Mccormick shriek. and would rather meet our fate honestly than mew out miserable existence toadying t6any man. But talking about dying puts us in mind of little story which VIC will tell for your benefit:
 We once knew man who published just such another paper as yours. and who was owned by jns' such another man as now owns yoa. He never i"t n chance sllp 10 bcslohber his lord and masIst. who, for time, looked upon him with favor and called him pet names but the people became nauseaicd wi,h the fellows slavish song. ;he great man heard their muileriugs Tel up '' on bis caupaw and pronounced him an iguo. ramus, jus, as hc Will treat you. Slje. John'
Arizona miner., 1868-06-27
NE " STORE.

The undersigned oGsrs 10 shs public si low prices for cash,
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your mission. Of our friendly introduction to the
Christian States OF Europe and Americs: these
events reveal the pleasing facts OF fapid grown
of mutual trust and confidence among tne nshons'
resulting from general suspension OF the policy
of war and conquest, and the substitution OF
fraterusi snd benevolent policy In Its place.
Your eZceiienoies, we have not failed to sppre-
eiste the ssgacty with which the Cninese empire
has responded 10 this change Of policy by the
Christian nations. We acknowledge with pleasure
the cordial and enlightened adoption Of that poll.
cy by the Western nations, acting In concert with
the United States especially Great Britain,
Russia, North Germany, Italy, Denmark, Sweden
deem IL not unworthy Of this occasion to bear
witness 10 the merits OF the representative agents
whose common lsbors at Pekin have cuimInated
in bringing the Empire of China 80 early and so
directly into the family of nations, namely :
Prince Kung and Venshian on the part OF emma
yourself, Mr.. Burlingsme on the part o. inc
United States; the lamented Sir FREDERICK Bruce
on the British part; Mr.: Berthemy; on oehaI o.
France; and Messrs Balluzeck hno fianganJi On
Rsssorine from the harmony which has thus
prevailed hitherto. feel myself justified on this
occasion not only in giving you cordial recep-
ton here, but also 10 assuring you OF welcome
equally cordial by the several other powers to
which you are accredited.
In conolusion, trust that the intelligent and
enlightened Chinese government and people will
allow me 10 build upon the days transaction an
tAptCtuttOu tuht nCh btteN SA.fhOt s.sNNeN
remaining, as heretofore, merely passive, viii
henceforth be induced to take an active part IN
the general progress OF civilization. There are
several lines Of navigation between Europe and
China citizens Of the United States have already
constructed road across the Isthmus Of Panama,
with q line of steam service across the Pacific
ocean. In two or three years more there will be
added to these facilities Of intercourse the Pacific
railroad across our continent, and q ship canal
constructed under the French patronage, across
the Isthmus Of Suez.
But there will yet remain, besides all there. and
more important than all Of them, the great work
of connecting the two oceans by ship canal, to
be constructed across the Isthmus OF DArien.
To doubt the feasibility Of such o work would
imply an ignorance Of the science and the wealth
OF the sge IN which we live. Your important mis-
sion will enable you to contribute largely to the
achievement Of that great enterprise.
respectfully invite You, therefore, to conmsI
II 10 the favor Of the United States Of Colombia
as well as to the government Of China, and the
several European States to which you are &C
credited. ID
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EREkCH MEDICINES
PREPARED BY GRIMAULT 4 CO.,
PARIS

These different medicines the medical
discoveries founded the principles OF Chemistry and Tue
rspeucs They net be conounded with
medicines their slfceny indicate their compost
circumstance Which has used ecated
and prescribed BY the Faculty in the whole world They
widely differ IRON those medicines id setsed In
the public able possible disease
they applicable bal very few conn snts rhs
in France with sale
medical preparations and only those wnch have undrgons
by the Academy Of Medicine and have
prov ee scious the hospitals the practice Of
The hrst meccal men, authorised by ths
This guarantee for the ekceency Of hosSr
GRIMAULr CO.'S MEDICINE5.
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TIE MASSACRE OF IsSocENTs.-Messrs. A. P.
Larocque and Philip p. Carpenter, secretaries OF
the Sanitary Association OF Montreal, have re.
Gently published report Of the operations OF the
Founding Hospital Of that city, which is under
the management Of the Gray Sisters. They re-
port that the whole number OF children received
81 the hospital during the year was 652, of whom
4l3 were born 10 the city and the remainder in
other places % being sent from the United States.
Some OF the latter were treated with more than
ordinary cruelty, for we are told that " one was
sent IN a carpet bag, another In q basket, one at
the bottom of a water. bucket, one strongly nailed
up IN box, two squeezed and bruised, and an
other with pin stuck through the fesh.r We
mention these atrocities nrst, because they seem
10 be charged upon our own people, aud not be-
cause they may not be matched elsewhere.
IL furthermore appears that 424 mothers sent
infants 10 the establishment only half clothed,
while 8 babes came TO the hands Of the sisters
entirely nude. But TO Gil up this CHASTITY state
ent brim-fnll Of revolving facts we are told that
"l8 infants had not been washed; IL we're bleed.
ing for want Of necessary attention st birth; 46
were tainted with the special disease OF infamy;
had been wounded by instruments; were more
or less frozen, and large number were covered
with vermin. The sufferings of infants, as well
as their chances for life, had been lessened by
doses Of opium; we're dead when received; %
were dying, and l57 were in actual disease"
The deaths during the year amounted to GIG,
leaving balance TO life, from the labors of the
good sisters, OF SO infants. OF the dead, SO were
under one week old 1868 under one month $50
under one year; GIL under five years of age, lesv
ing only deaths among all the foundlings Ia the
establishment between the ages Of five and
twelve years. ...t.r =. ..
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STATE OF LoUIslANA-sxrH DISTRICT COURT
OF New orleans-Margsrst d. Allan sosthene Allan
No. q .sos.
I MEKEBT CEKTIFv. that on the s1sh
the following entitled suit in the wods and garss f0osing
motion of John n New. Of counsel for P.'a.a. and
on cue proof % syoI and The Court co sid
ordered sdSdssd and dscIssd that the S.aus herein
anal; sha. plaintiff. E MsrsaIst Al.la vii. O Sos
hsns Alsn DO have Judgment against and rscover Of
a .a' sa1.s0s two hundred and sa
oa as IL .sS with with s. E
hy thousand TOUR hundrss and thIy-,go dollars aud hsy
sand three hundred and four dollars thereof from sd March
1857 eleven thousand i've hundred dollars from LIST Jsng
Arm ISIS the whole until ps Aud !, further ordered
Ss Il:
sgsnent and control Of her ala
seSss1 ''sn'' Ap''' - puPLANTrRR Juds.
In Testimony whereof have hsaeuno set my hand and
on this us iss ens Of - "a" Ira one saoa
sand esh, hundred and sixty g the min y second
year of the independence Of the ys S woEIpER cls
ETAr DE La LoUIsIANE-SIxIEME CoUR DE
District de la Nouvelle- Orleans-Margaret D. Alan
sostheae Arain- No. 2, SOa
JEPAR lie PRESENT CERTIFIE, cue lie
sour dsns L isrs les mo Ct les savoir 'A
Sur notion mo g John New Dc eoass pour %
plantive
ordonns sduge decrete que jugement par
ci-enrege le 10 1868 soft maintensnt confrme
Tsndu hns que plalutive Mr.. M.rgarst AIan, fem
de Scsthene Allan ait judgement rendu e re du de
defendant Sosthene Allain msr de $ 236
payable nteret legal du demsnde judicel
hypotheQue legal de $50 49, So du IS snver
1884 pour $l6304 du y 1851 pour Sil5 du jan
vbrlb2 ct de s6op du Is svi SIS 10 tOus usqus pale
/ ment.
q es. De p.s OraOpns gun soft separation del pro
pete entire paiuve ct defendant ct que dte plain.
tive a at e ss Sf. ssSs STr ds aHA'
(Signe, @. DUPLANTIER,
Juge
En- temogne rai alike main ct sceau de Ia de cour
dams la vile de la NOuvee Orleans lie Sieme Jour de mai
rannee de kotre Segneur mil hutcent soixante hut
le quarevngt douzieme aimee de Undergraduates des
Etsts-unis
WIN. woELpBR, srenaer
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Ne. 10 Camp ss-ess.
ADJOINING LADIES' ENTRANCE urrY aor,

uEtins end Wedding osrds engraved ne zoa s,s.B,
naunG. Business CArds. Account Sales Cotton slus u.
eng. chsckz. Invoices and Circular letter. etc. nhs
rrsphsd SsAls, caneslins Stamps. Dcss Plates, etc
Initials Enhosssd % Taer szf Ravsl0ps wIrHou
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INFLUENCING THE YoTEs OF SENATORS ON THE
INPEAcHMksT.-The Washington correspondent Of
the Louisville Journal says:
The following lsconic messages, which passed
over the wires between Psrson Brownlow, Of
Tennessee, and General Stokes, will be produced
the nosing committee
Knoxville, May Slow viii Fowler vote?-W.
G. Brownow.
Washington, May 3.-Don't know. Think he's
all rieht.-W. B. Stokes.
Knoxville, May All you amt certain, pump
him.-W. g. Brownlow.
Washington, May Al can't. He won't discuss
the question. fear be Is shaky.-W, b. Stokes:
Knoxville, My 5.-Tel him If he'll resign and
let me appoint you in his place, I'll make him
judge Of the Supreme Court, In place Of Harrison,
who will make way for him.--W. G Brownlow.
Washington, May 6.-He won't resign.-W. B.
Stokes.
Knoxville, May 6.-Not profsnely, but religi.
ously, tell him to 60 to hell.-W. G. Brownlow.
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pB. LERASs DOCTOR or mEpIcrSp
Liquid Phosphate of Iron.

The esteemed medicine In Of Ohio.
rosis Pains IN the stem oh, Dielt Digestion. Dsmsnor
hea, Animea, General Debility ana PoOraess Of Blsod
particularly snced TO regulate the 70 actions OF
nature and to all ladies Of oeicae constuons well
person suffering any kind Of debility whatsoever Il
Is the preventative Of heah excellence, in ell and
relaxing climates.
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STATE OF LouIsrANALFeUWfs DISTRICT COURT
Of New orlean.-Thorss Henderson His Creditors and
the Creditors Of Henderson. Terry oe-Ee 1888.
NOTICE IL hereby given to the Creditors
IN and All other herein
chow the first publication hereo,
why the third hed the syndc In this should
not be approved and homooatsd and the funds dibuted
In accords Herewith
By order Of the Court. -.
Clerks 0nics Nsx Orleans, May 80. 1868
ETAr DE LA LoulsIANE-oUArRI coUR DE
District de Ia Nouvee Henderson ses
Cresnciers les Creancers de Henderson, Terry cie
No. 1889.
Wis est par les presentes dome aux ere
n anciers des nsOvsbles toues autres ine
pendant dix curs de Ia premiere
bcaton de avis pourquo troseme eompe enrole
ndc sest apprSuvee homologuee OF los ionds
entire maine distributes sclon Ia lo.
Par ordre de Ia
J. v. DICK depute grefier.
Bureau du Grefher. Fouvele Orleans le 50 moi 1853
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This medicine considered 10 be sovereign ssr1sdr
In cases Of Consumption and other Diseases Of the Lrn
IL promptly removes all the Jst serious symphonic The
cough revsd might preparations cease aud the patient
rapidly restored 10 health
NJ BE sure 20 that the signature Of GRIMAULr
90 affixed 70 the bottle, this Syrup liable lmta-
tons.