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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-01-30
uHTI CITY

0PEatNs AND CLaSISs 0F TIss,
nAFxs-AVGEgG iss.--ss1iessst.
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vAaHyrILE AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINE.
Columbia Accommodation Train:
Arrive AZ Nashville9.-...','..''.,.ie3'ggooa' NJ
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No. GO CoHeqe Street. :

WE ARE NON RECEIVING A LAkek
cent hsayg define and are dsferulLned % sat
them Il prices % suit the time Is FDa R4sH
good Eoods for little money. call and examlls
Tor yourselves. ~ iSfS0-I
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Edseaeia ana Kentucky n. 4.
fg.no-. =.
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Memphis ana view orleans.
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Hdyb. = :
The import entries for the past week
amount to $2,514,4 against the total en-
tries of $3,663, $40 same week last year
The export clearances Of domestic produce
amount to $3,678,60l against $2,724, 1891
same week last year. The customs of the
week are $1,575,000 The receipts Of cot
ton, coastwise and by railroad, are 20,393
bales
The gold values Of the import entries Of
foreign merchandise at New York since
July l, 1867, the beginning of the eur
rent fiscal year, are as follows--the en-
tries of foreign specie being omitted:
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RAILROAD Ann STAGE TIME TABLE

0Riee Esours.
TA.Mto6P.N. Sundays Fto9A. N.
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FDaFFIFI.D AND KENrUcKY RAILROAD.
Arrive a. Nashville A. NJ
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Leaves Nashville Tuesdays. Tharsdays and
saturdays at o'clock A. NJ, arrives ct Nash
Vile Mondays. Wednesday and Fridays at !
o'clock ?.
LEwIsBuR0 AND EoLEseyILLE sTAGE,
Leaves Nashville Tuesday. Thursday, and Sat
urday Ut 7.S0 A. NJ, arriving at Lewisburg same
day.
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NASHVILLE AND SoRTHwEsTERN RAILROAD
Passenger Trains.
Lenves Nashville at.......7.l5 a. a.. ana ':4aP. NJ
Arrives at Nashville at.-700 8. N. aud 6:4D r. N.
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Friday do ..-.-. ..-........-.... do
Isberty-Via Stewart's Ferry. GAINESVILLE and
StAtesyille.
Thursdsy l2.0O midnight Thursday 5:i0P n.
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Leave Nnshville at....-.-'.-..........T .so ?. y.
arrive At Nashville sS2 an.
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UttTtase sIloo JuIJ '''''''''' bz155sI 10
The currency value of the exports OF
domestic produce and miscellaneous goods
from New York, including foreign articles
re-exported, since July /, 1867, are as fol-
lows. .erf
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Mail aud Accommodation AfatD o
Leave Nashville at. ...ss-s'---'''.''''. ~ A.
Arrive az Nashville 800 P. n
Memphis, Mobile and n. Q. Express;
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80 milnighf,,-,.. ,,.,-.....Satursiay 5:oP. n.
Hsrdan.- Store via Stage.
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NeH Yorl. nTarkef.

INV YORK, Jsnuary g. Cotton firm: sale
45e0 bales; uplands lS1<e. Rice quiet; Coiumbia
l01<@l1c. Coffee steady. Sugar steady; Cuba
1lJs@llz. Molasses quiet and steady. Flour
quiet and firm, Wheat quies and 6rn. Corn dull
and heavy nj 81 24(dl 25 $3.50
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New york Dry Goods aIarhet.

NEw YoRK. Jan. 2.-Drygocds market arm.
kersage muslins l3Ec; Tascaroralsc; Wamsutta
NC; New York Mills jumped up 20 &c. Prints
letive at i21<c; Arnoskeag i5<c. Standard brown
meeting. Eastern makes. l5c: Southern l21Sc
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I.ebanon via sfnee.
700 midnight ......................s40 p N.
ThsmasVifIe VIA stage.
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NEW ORLEANS. Jan 9.-Cotton firm; mid
ding ls9ls5S;. sales $500 bales; receipts $500
S9gar in good demand common 9549l01Sc; fair
1254Gf21Sc; choice 14Gls5%c Molasses active,
Common 60af6Sc: pTemium 300.
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lsundays excepted.l
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Marine Sntellissncs.

CREscKNr OFFICE, No. 90 CAM SrREEr,
Thursday, November 26, 1865.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Gen Meade, Sampson, for New York,
Wood, Low Il Lud wigsen
Steamship Maryland, Reed, for Baltimore via
Havana, Witherspoon Hslsey &co
Steamship Trade Wind, Morrill,, for Belize, Hon
..t.l.. W Hynson &co
Steamship Pantheon (Br), Buleep, for hverooOl.
-.-..I .. ~. J II AshbridQe & Ocean
Stesn ship Mexico (Br), Pltt6eld. for Havana.
G0ldenbsw 4 Kelley
Ship Anna Camp, Linnwood, for Havre,
w r Buddendorf
Bark Maria Suzanne, Hirrigoyen, for Hayre,
W Z Buddendorf
Brig II st, enkeD, Hashsgen, for Genoa.
... W r Buddendorh
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IN Saturday. that she has bad since she entered
The trade. The Empire arrived from Memphis
late Saturday night, with good cotton "Trip. As
she was trying TO make landing, she ran INTO the
wheel Of the Champion. damsging tue latter con,
sidersbly. The J. w. Garrett having taken
barge TO Lswrenceburg Friday night. to receive
zoo tons of hay. failed TO get back In time 10 DE.
mart for New Orleans on Saturday evening, out
cot away yesterday morning, win two osrges
we'll loaded. Pilots, Gus. Autenheimer and Mar
The Salado. Capt T. L. Tsylor's new Red
River boat. arrived from Wheeling yesterday,
with 4l2 kegs nails for Louisville. 1900 kegs for
New Orleans, and 400 kegs for Memphis. and III
wagons and bugeies for Donaldson. She also
had 100 barrels Of apples and 300 kegs OF nails
for Red river The hull of the Salado was built
by McCssky & Kerr, at Freedom, and her ma
cbipery by Hobbs. Taylor K Co., at Wheeling.
Light she draws inches forward and scant IL
inches aft, and with 200 bushels of coal aboard
and water in her boiler che trims to IL inches
Hull 100 feet long, &c feet beam. feet depth OF
hold. She has one six -aued boiler. 20 feet long
and 40 inches in diameter. Der engine has To-
inch cylinder. with feet stroke. Her wheel Is
IS feet in diameter, with fourteen Is feet buckets
-he has a comfortable texas, which answers the
purpose of a cabin. Ii is calculated that she can
stow 200 bales of cotton. The Salsdo VIII remain
here till this evening, receiving New Orleans
freight. Capt. Taylor made favorable impress
ST on our merchants when here with the Anna
White last winter.
The swallow left for New Orleans with good
trip, notwithstanding the Encouraging appearance
OF business in the morning, and the powerful COM
petition she was obliged to contend with. In
cluded in her cargo were 40 horses. aud she had
so iuDs of freight engaged below. Regularity WIN
win. Pilots, Ostrander and Fenton.-[ Cincinnati
Gazette, Nov. 23d. ~. .,...- ... ...,.t.r..
An exchange says: /" A steamboat twenty-five
feet in length, and carrying eighteen persons has
been built on Wsshoe lake, Nevada. II has a
L - ~r~t.A An fHA
intended for pleasure boat and il Is proposed by
party to take the boat by wagon and railroad 10
wadsworth. thence by Truckes to Pyramid lake,
the many wonders of which will be thoroughly
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Arrived Yesterday.

. Arrived Yesterday.
mo arrivals from sea reported yesterday
STEAMBOATS,.
B HodReINo 2, Baranco, from Bay Sara
Redmond, Boardman, from Shreveport
Icahoe, Blanks, from Trenton
Kellogg, Grant, from st Louis with barges
National, Gross, from Bayou Sara
Csmden, Montgomery, from Marie Saline
A q Brown, Rsdovich. from Lower Coast
Frances. Blskeslee, from Mobile
Sarah, Deering, from Mobile
JIM Sharp, Aucoin, from Donaldsonville
Hunter, Jeanfresu, from the Jump
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Schr Mama Merz, from Psscagouls
Schr Little John, from Bay st Louis
Schr Y Avinberry, from Bay st Louis
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Schr Perseverance, from Tchefuncte
Schr Italienne, from Bay st Louis
Schr Lilly, Jourdsn, from Wolf River
schr Joseph America, from Wolf River
scbr Martha, Kinney, from Pearl River
Scbr San Francis. Martina. from Covington
Scbr Favourite, from Biloxi
scbr Dolphin, from Bay st Louis
Sctr Ann MEG uinn, from Horn Island
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OFFICE. as NORTH Third STREET. ST. LouIs, no
VI solicit Patsnts and prosecute Patent sui OLD 70
iscssd ciamA Expecting reap PROFITS from such ~
sbsin patents on nrst sppcso for barely What costa Nc
md having ben IN Tie business for some TINA 10 srs s
bst 10 shaps clains 10 svsid inAgsus an baa
nsss attended 10 pronpty-sdvios ne IN I'll eassa
Bss Of ery rsfsrsnes given vha dssarsd
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Ship Artisan, Smith, Ia days from Boston, to
G w Hynson &co
Bark Horace Beals, Blankenship. Is days from
New York, 10 Fosdick &co-
Scbr Cecilia, Robinson, from Ruatan Island, to
Macheca &eo
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w ATGNINss SLACpc-S

FOB WATERING PLACSs-NORGAs LINE q
Mail steamer
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
FOR BAY ST. LOUIS, ~
- r7Ft Christian. stss ssinpi City, Biloxi, o.
s.a.ssns Springs and PsscaR0u a
a.. rev lS~-pressu-s iron stesn-s Laura, OH
JOeF PHI NJ WALKER, will leave arrival Of Pou>s
trsir y sjlro al trrr below:
On TUESDAYS. 10 a. u train
On sATURDaYs Il n train--sn thi- trip xoip z 70 p
gorls. .vxrv
rBTntpAV EVENINGS. and Pascsgou'a EVERY 81
DAY rOOS.
The above trips regularly made unless prsvsat
bed westhsr or low water.
OHAs. a. WHITNEY CO., agents
80 and 50 Csrip s.rs
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Exports.

HAVRE-Sbip Anna Camp 1852 bales cotton
BAVRE-Bark Maria Suzanne-7l7 bales cotton
GENOA-Brig B Il Sieenken-7l3 bales cotton
00L-Steamsbip Psntheon-l59S bales
cotton 1885 sks corn IFS bbls tallow bbls pecans
30 tot pig iron 1900 slaves
NEW YORK Steamship Gen Meade-S50 bales
cotton 94s bbls molasses AZ h-bbls do 60 bbls oil
us bb'srce Sc bbs rosin 2S bales iron cuttings
200a SKIS Cotton seed
BALTIMORE VIA Notwithstanding Ma
rylsnd-For Baltimore bales cotton 5l4 bbls
molesses "a hhds sugar For Hawaii ties hams
ibis pecars and suDdries
BELIZE, H0N--Steamship Trade Wind-2s7
bbls -four 60 pbs pork 2 bbls apples ties lard
ties bacon 20 bbIs bread 10, 900 feet lumber
Notwithstanding Mexico-l497 bbls flour
so bbls apples "a bbs turpentine 10 tics hams 500
sks corn 26 pigs mdse
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below Waiting Orders.
DOMESTIC PORTS.

Bark Enton (Breml. Fricke. from Bremen 2Stl
Sept, to Stockmeyer
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Receipts by Railroads.

NO, & G N Nov 25-49 bales cotton to
JOS Hoy &co-5l II & M Allen &co-4 NJ
gent W Robson-l9 ] Williams & Son--ll
j Cromwell-9M Oglesby-2 Dickmsn. Hill &
co-60 Payne, Huntington &co-7 Lehman, New.
gass &co-ll Jennings, Gates &co-33 Adams
q Son-9 Speake x Buckner-6 W Green Geo.
ii Richardson & Mays Pritchsrd & Bickham-
20 W B Tompson-l0 Meyer, Deutch Weis-2O
Britton Moore-ll Lacey Terry &co-s Barrett
& Lesassier-3 Roby, Harvey &cO-S r Pow ell
Al h Ably &co-25 Jno T Hardie &co--t Kern
4 Shearer- s Rainey-6 Owen Bros-2J W Per-
sons Battle & Noble-9 Warren. Crawford &co
II Allison &co-2 Keller, Updike &co--l6 AL.
Gus, Scherck 4 Autey-l9 NJ Hitler &co-7O00 Fl
lumber F Tsylor--sundries to order-Totsl 495
bales cotton
N o, o & G w-Nov 2l.-14 hhds sugar 70
bbls moasses ] Adams &co-2O do rs hhds sugar
G Ssbstier-2o do 20 bbls molasses Homsn-l6
Lame do Hy Tete-20 do Bloch Bros "A do
hhds sugar A Tertrou &co-9 do Won Phul.Bros
Is do % bbs molssses Hare-l2 do l. Greyeu.
bere-A do hhds sugar J A Leake-l0 do P S
WiliZ--l0 bales cotton Beraud & Gibert-S do
Gilmer, Hopkins &co-2 do J w Burbridge eco
do Bonnafon-l0 bis rice l hiie and sun
dries l. Surle-l2 hides l bdl hides and sundries
Dufour-63 hides l bdl hides | hid c.ks do
leblanc & Beers bbls hides Is hides bdl skins
GOurdan-S bides bbls rice NJ Levi Dbl
tsllow Dbl bel hides J l. Couret-l0, 900 feet
lumber M Lacey &co-l40 head stock and sundries
TO order-Totsl 70 bales cotton IS hhis sug sr 2O8
bbs molasses
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DOMESTIC PORTS.
EBostoD, Nov. I9.-Clesred for Galveston schr
Nsrrag anseet, Edgar
FoREIGN PORTS.
Bordeaux, Nov. o. Sailed for Pensacola, bark
Stratford, Mayer ...
Cardiff, Wales, Nov. 6--Sailed for New Orleans,
steamship Don. Watson
Liverpool, Nov. 6-Sailed for New Orleans,
ship Selberg. Donaldson
Londonderry, Nov. SAILED for New Orleans,
ship Stradacona
ST. Thomas. Nov. G. Sailed for New Orleans,
ship lisbon. Curtis 18th, sailed for Pensacola,
British bark Cumberland. Murray Loading for
New Orleans, ship Kelvin, McFee
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Imports

LlvERP0OL-Ship Baden--es50 sks salt to
order
GEN0A-B Bark Marsala-3S cases alabaster G.
Parisfero q statues Rev Varina-I case marble
Lowell Bailey-5 bbls slabaster dust lot marble
pkgs mdse TO order-SO bbls cheese As cases
wine Solario-40 cases figs " cases lemons 6
cases cider 8 cases cheese casts ndse cases
sausage case sweetmeats cases fish IL Dols al
mords ii bbls sbird seed bbls PRE- serves Dbl
MUSHROOMS Dbl INDIE A Lsnata
NOBlLk-Stesmer Frances-sz bales cotton TO
Battle Il Nobie-44 g Whitney &co-3s Marx,
Levy &co-20 7 Henderson, Friedlander
Is Lehms %, Newgass &co-S H w Farley &co-lI
I II & J NJ Allen &co-3 Winston Morriso % &co-
cases tobacco Irby, McDsn e &co-l0 cases
muslets H Al &co- sundries to order--Total 223
bales cotton
MOBILE-Steamer Ssrah-s5 b lies cotton TO
Marx, Levy &co--60 II W Farley &co-52 Leh-
man, Newgass &co-l3 E Gossn &co 10 Elder
4 lyenn7 Bgsssy AGO. A + Cocktail &co-4
domesiics G G Wayne-2 Wallace &co-25 bbs
payer n o picay une-e0 bbls rosin Hesse-T5
bbls lime Jamison-7 bxs 81 hides c n Tomp-
kins-lot Old iron A Nichols-do Lock 4 s -
sunories to order-rotal 240 bales cotton
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Receipts OF Produce.

ST LOUlS-Stesmer kellogg aud bsrges-lOO2
bbs flour Barrs Bid well-350 do Glover &
Odendahl-4s6 do Kirkpatrick & Reith--250 do
J l. DuDnics &co-93S DO Prudhomme Il Grace
eco do Keep 4 eau ield-l0O do E X Converse
1874 do Woods, Matthews &co leo do to order
100 do Il Polhaus &co-4sl do Lawler & Ssibey
so bbls meal Chenowetb, Casey &co-s0 do BY
Groebel 6co-l07 bbls -four l2sO sks oats N Duffy
los SKIS al s65S bbls four G g slsybsck &co--2OO
bbls -four $50 sks n alt 81 n SOris &co 81 bbls
malt H Ably &cc-3s2 bbls -four 3 bbis oil Sc 8
pkgs whisky N Greenieaf-325s sks oats 1887
bales hay Bus ey, Emily &co-2s SKIS rye 2S40 SKIS
oats 2425 SKIS bran 80 bales hay Geo Martin-25O
bales hay McGrsgor Bros-35 do Juian, johnson
&co-52 bbls potatoes s crates cabbage Miller K
Meyer-50 bxs grease Fl A wheelock &co IS bbis
oil Wheelock, Flnlsy &co-94 pcs gas pipe Bos-
tick seymour-96 empty bbls NJ Brady-l0
pkgs butter Jno Moore-20 bxs matches NJ Nc
Grsw-l0 do Floyd Johnson-30 do Grifia 4
Porcb-20 Queyroze & Bois-20 do J c Morrs-l0
do u Stomberg-l0 do Grief & Byrnes -l3O bales
straw bx sundties-l barge hay and oats Bussey
6co-l barge lumber A Williams suldries to OF.
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y q. PALM m = Co.,.
Wholesale Dealers
Pepper Envslspss and 8ags,
sss a . ana Gam. ssrs~s usv eas.,. n.

A BOW ER-so. So CARoNDELET srREET-
"A .Connisen and For. srding hershsnL Liberal cash
advances made on cotton Western produce
signed TO my frenos Mesns Bruce Simpson Co. Liver
pool; hessrs Cary, Mscf.rsnd Co. Liverpool and Lon
don Msssrs- O. Heinsksn PaimOre, York nessr. H.
Sloan Sons, Phfsdeiphia Messrs Corosss Co, keu
phs; hessrs Choutesa Edwards Sc Loui. hssss Hall
Long, Louisville, add Mr.. G. Il Jordan, Galveston.
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APPROVED BY THE PARIS ACADEMY or
MEDICINE.
BURN du Buisson's Iodide of Irsn and Man.
p. ..a 4. .a .. ganese Pflls.


Cd ..-t A. i sa ganese Pflls.
The treatment Of chlorOtic affections always
and tedious with
uneguently fail owing to he topaeh bslag
Brussels GensOul aud retrequn Lyons serxeus and
Icuseau Of Paris have that this l-mentabe
failure 10 owing 70 the absence Of Manganese which, we'll
Iron, otsl eemenl Of These Pill.
therefore s-ppiy Important deficiency therapeutics and
of Medicine the principal sc nt6c bodies They
employed with certainty OF against Choros sreen
and are prefrsS. 20 the pills Of ioda.
Of iron alone in all aneme scroaous and alec
tions.
No More Copafba and Cubebs.
GRIaAULrs CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT OF
nATIOo vEGErALIs
Where al other medicines failed these preparasozs
vii always eject These insure rapid
Of recent and chronic Of private diseases
EcSrd and are found greatly superior e al sno.n
mineral remedies and Oopsba and Cubebs The injection
used in recent and capsules in chronic csses
Syrup Of Peruvian Bark and Iron,
-PREPARxD ny
VAULT 90,
Chemists 10 Il. !. II. Prince Napoleon. Paris
This medicine presens agreeable FORM the active
principles Of Peruvian Bark, the best tOns combined
sebed BY the eminent phyc Of Paris 20 cure
Choross (reen sicknsssl facilitate deveOpment
Il pd smoVs ss s1c gSf % sns
plants caused BY anenia and eucohea which ladies
50 often subject ulsrses and facilitates ow the
scn .1d the c sSc.:
Of ibis Syrup ~ q
and speedy.
Depot General in New Orleans ct
80 Cbartres street.
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A BOOK FOR THE UNFoRrUNATG
CKENcn MEDICINEs-
-PkEPARKD BY
GRIMAULT & CO., CHEMISTS,
q Rue RIOHELIEU, PARIS

Asthma, Oppression. DysPnes.
INDIAN CIGARETTES OF CANABls INDICA,
PKEPAHKD BIT GRniuIr Co., CHEMISTS, PARIS
Recent experiments in France England Germany have
proved that hee Gig rettes sovereign remedy for
above distressing affections, especially WHEN Belladonna
stramonium and Opium have failed to give relief
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bEtsiftAt.

H. ~ 4 ~ - ~
SeEC,AL TREATMENT OF oHRONI
~ DlsEAsEs-DR De BAu<sEr win take charge Of sad
WITT Ges ss.s q.
osS sa :., q s sss g
&c och :. III, :. h. 0ees corner q Orleans and Boar
IN. n. wiLHogT. e.t
PHYSICIAN AND AocoucHKuR.
ones and Rssas.es No zs B.ronns Bsswss. slred .ns
rf ~. Jaa stresta
a d t... HRw oRLsANs, La
once Hsur.-rrcm Y !. 70 5 o'clock ?. Il Speciality
VINO TAXES THE Money!
n r. wco.T say. he WIN pay 5000 :. any person Va:
30 read and permanently IL the Head feetA
SIDE: p ssdpS: ssf fss, sSr r1 :'s nsaf,
s n.Ss acute Or chronic oIa dlesr. rIa.s wGsss
I.s .s. oa SR PS;qSS bite 70 the n.sas.
rapidly soon give no pam in ts sp
p.ssiiOn Whether .pPsa e the w,sts,. nfs.i
Applied Free at no. 81 csrOndslst street.
Sole AEsn. for New Orleans and State q Louisiana
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Digestive Elixir of Pepsine.
GRIMAULf CO., CHEMISTS, PARTS.

PBPslNE the latest scientific discovery Dr. Corvisart
physician to his majesty the Emperor Of the French Is
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dgcsts food in the stomach When by cause d
other, the supply Of digestive fluid small the
consequences bad digestion gastrts gsstrags nam
mAos " the mucous coats OF stomach and bowels
burn puite snemis. lss Of strength and Din females
appreciation Of the Paris Academy Of speecy
all saeh diseases and prevents vomiting during pregnancy