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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-11
sEvENTY-EIGHTH DAY.
Secretary.
New ORLEANS, March 5, 1868

NEW ORLEANS, March 5, 1868.
The convention met pursuant to
adjournment, and was called to order
by the president at 10 A. M.
The roll was called, and the fol-
lowing members answered to their
names;
President j. G. TaliaferrO, Msssrs.
Antoine, Baker, Burrel, Butler,
Cooley, Crawford, Cromwell. Gu
ney, bearing, Demarest, Depas-
sean, j. Deslonde, G.. Duparte,
u. Dupart, Duplessis, Francois, Full
Ter, Ferguson, Guichard, Harris, Har-
rison, Hampstead, Ingraham, Il. Isa-
belle, jackson, Jones, Kelso, Lange,
r. Lewis, Marie, Martin. Massicot,
Meadows, McLeran, Mcmillan, Moses,
Myers, Newsham, Oliver, Packard,
Pierce, Pinchbaek, Poindexter, Pol
lard, Reagan, Reese, Riggs, Roberts,
Rodriguez, Sehwab, Snaer, Steele,
Twitchell, Underwood. Valfroit, Van
dergrif, Vidal, NAPLES, Wicklitfe,
Williams, Wilson--62 members
present,
Prayer BY the Rev. Josiah Fiske
The minutes were read and
adopted.
The president stated that having
been absent from the convention al
the time that the vote was taken upon
che adoption Of the constitution al q
whole, be now desired 10 record biz
vote y1s upon its adoption, and ths
secretary was ordered to record it
accordingly upon the minutes.
President Taliaferro voted yss upon
the adoption Of the constitution as q
whole.
Mr Wnpies ealled up bib mction D
AMfch = % ohangs The phrasaology 81
ariieie niuets eight
Mr.. neftohnsaa moved to lay It On
the tallo
Laaiyshs nays l0-aa follows.
Yeas. Hdsn8 lonaa,u, d din
BonseieneaKs aNh Batter. Cooley,
Crane. Crawford. Dsmers. y. &.
Deslomde, J. Deslandas oaaaIass.
a. Bupnrfe, Duplessiss Fsreaaon'
0nichara, Kelaos MaAsIcct
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Monetary and Commercial.
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE.
1891 4

NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, OFFICE
TUESDAY evening. March 10. 1863.
The money market continues as reported
for several days past, with fair supply OF
capital offering for the discount Of Al
paper, secured by satisfactory cellaterals.
and on mortgage paper, at l20lo
10 cent % annum, but little or none
10 be had on second-class signatures
or securities, lenders preferring invest
ments on which they can rely, at a
moderate rate of interest, to those which
are at all doubtful, however greater the
profit. The banks continue TO discount
most of the approved business paper
offered by their customers, and are free
lenders on call on solid security.
Gold opened at l4Oa61l4l, and after sales
as high as l4lt closed heavy at l4OB9l4O4.
The sales include $4,000 in two equal sums
at l405; $4,000 at l40S $4,000 and $4,000 at
l40l; $1,000 at l40I; $4,000 at l4O49l4l;
$1,000 and $1,000 at 14l, and $250O at l4lt:
Foreign exchange declined with the
course Of the New York gold and bill mark
cts, the sales of sterling including fS5OO bill
of iading, at 1904; $4,000 at Isl; $1,000 Al at
1873; Glo,000 bill Of lading at l5l@l5l4;
10000 at l5l36Dl5l9; 10000 Al, Q000 1000,
and 10000, at l5l3; $4,000 private bankers At
1929: cisco bank at 1929; f2500 at 1854;
$1,000 at los for gold, and &l20O private
bankers at 1881. In francs we noticed sales
of 700, UUU Al commercial AT o.lz3Wg0, 20. 0leT'
ling may be quoted at l5l@l52 for AL bill OIL
ladfng and clear. and l522@153s for bank
andfrancs at 3.75@3.724 for the former and
3.70@3.6S2 for the latter. .....
Domestic exchange was firm at an I'M
provement of % cent on Saturdays rates,
The banks checking on New York at L.
cent discount, and the sales Of commercial
including S25, 200 New York sight at dis
count; $1,000 Boston sight at the same;
$50, 600 New York sight at 9l6; $50, 600,
5000 S44, 600, and $50, 900 at 4; $4,000
(S2O, 900 and $50, O00) at the advanced rate
Of 7-l6; Sl5,000 one days sight at /; and
$4,000 ten days at L.
We hear of no inquiry for city bonds.
The consolidated are nominal 1T 79@S0, and
the railroad issues at 65@G7.
City treasury notes were steady during
the morning, but rather weaker toward the
close. The sales include $4,000 large at II u
cent discount, and 5000 small in several
lots at l52, and S29, 900 in several lots at l55
At the last board $1,000 large sold at lGs
$500 small at log; and $500 at l5s. Deal
ers bought at 1706l9 for the large, and l6Q
| II for the small, and sold at l6 for the for
| mer and Is for the latter. Toward the clost
offers were refused at 168 for the large ant
I59 for the small. Nothing was reported II
state notes. $40. 0e0 Bank OF Louisiana
notes changed hands at SOC. y dollar.
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CATTLE zARKEr
EgTATE OF DAvID B. PUeH.

UNITED STATES MARsHAI's OFFICE,
District or Louisiana,
New Orleans. March 8 1865
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
j. Efth day Of March, A. u. 1858. WARRANT IN
BANKRUPTCY was issued against the estate Of
DAVID B. PUGH, OF the parish Of lRiourche and
State Of Louisiana, who was adiudnod bankrupt on
his own petiton that tie payment Of any debts and
delivery d any property belonging 20 nuch bankrupt
70 him or for his ae and tbs transfer Qf any proper
" BY him, are foEbidfenIny law that ueeting 81
the creditors Of tbs said bankrupt 70 prove their
debts and 70 choose one or more la4lGeos OF MS g.
tate. will be held ct Court 9 I BANKRUPTCY, 70 Be
holden a. the ffuatonnhouae building, in the city Of
New Orloln1 Ioois4ana, before John II. Daane
Paaisier On the taatk day Of April A D. 1865, It 10
O'Clock AZ nj II. j. HEBRON, u. 8. Marshall
No. 5l1-mh6 aplo Distfitt Of Louiaiana-
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uz1EzD srAzxs MAnaHA1-s oYR1cE.
District u Louisiana,
ttN Naw Orleans. March 3, ISIS
THIS rs 10 GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
II fourth day al March. Al. D. 1888, q WAR.
RANT IN BAN KaUP4cI was iesafd against To
eltcia q t4fA4p ~oif1.1E.r' ~ -. A.n y
L1ulaiana, Who Nas a4indEed q bnuhrups on
1l4 ON aNeH as. ne psmfiaf' ei y. ~ y.
euoh nantfurt. 70 hla q lel his u.s. ana the
ita19Inr 81 aqf pEapag.s y hin. - .ll1lqfea p
turl % rltye lAf deHsa s44 e 111C1t one o. more
rl1I1neel d his eEta4q. WI - A.,4 ~ Oqq1t g
ia tho cilvol New ezieeHa. Louisiana. before A1n
AZ Pagdlq Atlar. az ina lou1ih day q Aplii, A. p.
'''o n 4 : 49, y. j. fEERM0N, q. 3. Marshal
No. N10=amhe aHa District o. IQuiaanB
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Q. 5. MARSHAL'S sALBa
j. p. Van bergen vs.. j. N. wafrord

j. p. Van Bergen vs.. j. N. Waffora
IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT OoTn.
i for the Fifth Circuit and District Of LoHi'I.A.
Ne. b368.-By virtue Of writ of feri facibs ~
and to me directed by tho sbove named cnra
the above entitled suit, and received nv ~ ~ q
the first day Of February, 1868 have seigza w
at public auction to the highest bidder on ri INV
DAY, the 18th day Of March, 1863. az the ~ A
the courthouse, at Franklin, in the parish N n
Mary, at the hour Of twelve I'D O'Clock at moon ~ y
following described property. viz; wv
as q sugar plantation, situated in the parish " 81
Mary. Louisiana, fronting on the Bayou ShAffss.
on the Bayou Boeuh, containing about tW elve nv
red superficial acres and known as the w.
plantation" bounded on the east by lands bsi.Y
ing to Messieurs Vincent, on the north bv Rsll
sSFsher With all the Sud Rz s4 SDS
mants thereon, as well as all the appurtenancss,
improvements Of husbapery, livestock, etc rs.
2.O UkRfAIN TRx xtJf " LANBS on I,
GAR PLANTATION, situated in the parish NV Ky
Mary, Louisiana on the west bank Of Bayou SbssN
boanded east BY said bayou, west BY public Isss
south by lands Of Barker Day and BY lsnSsa n
Thomas Evins. and containing about one huSSi,9
situated on said Bayou Shaffer contaipinsS II
fifty-nine and one-tenth acre., bounded east ".
bayou north by lands of Barker Day. las s1p y. y
south and west by public lands together TithpsS
buildings and improvements on said tract n ~
and all the appurtenances thereunto belonging y.
3 A CERTAIN sfR ACT OR PARCEL /,
LAND. situated in the aforesaid parish Of N ~ "
on the Soutneahb sac OF Bayou Boeuf. and rheau
back forty arpents with twenty arpent frontra. W
Bayou Boeuf, bounded below BY the land Of ia,ss.
| Sanders, and above by lands beoneiSe v
! Tarleton, and containing eight hundras v
| penis, more or less, together with All NJ
| buildings and Improvements thereon, as we'll Nh
| the stock. appurtenauees, implements Of MI
bandry,. etc.. thereunto belonging, or 10 Sny11
Rppertaining, viz:
On Tract dwelling House hnd 0utbulldir,,
Negro Quartz rs, Sugarhouse and Machinery. M
BILE and Corn Orb, Blacksmith Shop. Drainirr M
| chine, Mules, 2 Harrows, sets Mule Harrs.
Spades, Axe. Flows. and about fifteen acres
Cane
On Tract 2-Dwelling House and Outbuidir.,
Negro Quarters, Cane Mill, and Sugar Ketis..
Seized as above stated, to satisfy the paintiss i,
P. Van Bergen's claim Of ten thousand one hunsI1
dollars, with interest and all costs as per judQmsss
Terms Of Ssle-Cash in United States fTsss1S-,l
notes. costs of deed ard internal Revenue s,r4
at expense Of purchaser.
United States MarshAl's Office, New Ota,
#. j. HEBRON, u. S. Marsha
No. 46O-fe2e mia l22O9s District OF Touisiss,
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Alfred Marehand vs.. John P. BssI,'

Alfred Marehnnd VS.. John r. Reehe,
IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COM.
L for the Fifth Circuit and District Of Iesit
lana, No. 5l39.-By virtue of a writ Of I'M
Court in the above entitled suit have seized a5d
der. on SATURDAY, The 4th day Of April, Ia +
Il O'clock M, at the door Of the Courthous.
following described PROPERTY. viz:
All and singular the right, title, interest. d
claims Of the defendant John z. Becker, in md n
certain pieces or parcels of land, situate lynel,i
being in Amite City, parish of st. te ens inil1
State, described upon the plan of said town. IN N
in the Office of Warren A. Grice, Notary PuhIt y
and for said parish of st. Helena, under al,
april 9, 1850 commencing on the last line OF so,,
No forty-tive $50 feet south of the northeast -
of id square, and running thence south piIll
with the New Orleans, Jacks1nt and Great NofthaI
thence north along the line Of First street 5ais
thence east 475 feet to place of beginning oontsri
about I'VE and one half acres.
Also, q lot of land Immediately in the rear q
above described. and commencing on the last lill
square No. forty four 280 feet south of the nOrths
corner Of said square, and running theLee pa
fronting on First street 1873 feet, thence west 95,
thence north go feet, thence east SOS n
to the place of beginning containing about -four H.
one half acres; together with all the buildnr
improvements thereon or thereunto belonging n
being the same property acquired by the ssid z
PENDANT from Mrs Ga'da E. Calhoun, by act pis
b5fore said w. A Grice notary. the 9Th dlI
March. 1867 Which above described propery
be sold TO satisfy the plaintiffs Alfred Marehan
claim, viz twenty-five hundred dollars, toegtll
with interest and all costs, with privilege Spe
mortgage upon said property as per said writ
notes; act Of sale and internal revenue stamps
expense of purchaser.
United States Marshal's Office, New 0fst
'a'' . - F. j. HEBRON, U. S. Marsha,
No. 5O3-mhs lOl124 3lap4 '''-'-
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IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT oOUi
i for the Fifth Circuit and District OF Louisil1
no. 54sS-By virtue of writ OF seizure End
i sued by the above named court in the ab0Te
tilted suit, and received by me on the second
March, 1868, will expose for sale at public aud
to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, the
day Of April, 1868 at twelve O'Clock noon, at Tie
trance to the Customhouse, on Old Lsyee std
between Canal and Customhouse Streets in
city, the following described property, VIZ.
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, situiS
in the first district Of this city in the square bound
by Nayades, Clio, Prytania, aud Erato streets
ignsted as lots Nos. so and 80 on plan depOE
in the office of It. o. Starke, Notary as plan
1893; said lots adjoin each other and measure
tWenty-nine feet front on Erato street BY d
between parallel lines of one hundred ard hfiyn
feet nine inches and ten lines, together with AZ
buildings and improvements thereon, which Al
described property will be sold to satisfy the p
tiff's, Paul u. Lewis claim, viz: the sum Of thi
five hundred dollars, interest and all costs % Der
of mortgage on file, passed before Edward Barr
Notary, in this city on the sixteenth day Of
tOber, 1866.
Terms-Cash in United States Treasury notes
costs Of deed and Internal Revenue stamps At
pense Of purchaser.
United States Marshars oGiee. New ots1
FL. HEBRON. U. $. Marshal,
No. 5O2-mhsiOl7 "a 81 ap4
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United States vs. n Certain SIN, |. fo.
in Carroliton, Louisiana.

in IarroHton, Louislana-
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT o0U
Il for the District OF Louisiana, No. sos ia 4
dienee to an admiralty warrant, 70 me dreeN9
the above entitled suit. have seized and
into my pOssession-
United States of America for the Gauss
forth in the libe, uow pending in the Districtu
of the United States
And / DO hereby cite and admonish the own
owners thereof, and all and every person OF ptn
having or pretending 10 have any right, title,
terest in or to the same, to be and appear AZ
triet Court of the United States, for the d
Aforesaid, TO be holden At the city OF New Orlea.
or before the THIRD MONDAY from the dAts
of, to show cause, II any they have or can WI
said Still, ETC., should not BE- condemned andh
nRreeGbiy 70 tho prayer vi nbeiani-
United States MArshaPs 0tiics, New Of
fifth day Of March, leee.
No. s24-mh6 IL i52I
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ESTATES or RILGHER q a
RICH,
And Mason Pitcher and Ferdiaand II. GO.
Individually.

UNITED GTATEs MAasHAI.'s OH
District OF Louisl
New Orleans, March "
THIS lis TO GIVE NOTICE THAT on
4 twenty. ninth day OF February, A, d. 1863 "
RANT IN BANKRUPTCY was issued asa
estates Or bflOhEH 4 GOODRICH, anQ
Pitcher and Ferdinand H. Goodrich, indiya
II New Orleans IA the parish cf Orleans a..
Of Loni1iaua, Who were e1tuoged bAnki,
their o8n potItiong that the payment
1ehta and dclirarV 81 any pr9perty belon.
srah hankruptl, TO than Of iQf their
th1 1lansI1l 81 any urapcflT b. thauI. are ~
b i1Ht that = mo1tIuH Of the creditors Of
haEsrapta. 90 prove t1als debts and . ehoo
nora alligneel 81 their estAteas. VIII 20
1hazicd street, In the cltf q HeE OKleana
lana, hofnre Den "A. Fardeo, Register, on u
day a. April "A. ID. t101, AZ 30 uicl0ez A. NJ
y. y. HEHRoN, II, B. Mars1I
No. aai-lnhlo apl District q LOuI
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN, /
Wednesday, March II, 1858.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship W 6 Hewes, Trip, for Calves
ton-C A whitney &co
Steamship Layaca, Livingston, for Pensa-
cola-F w Perkins
Ship Kenilworth, Browne, for Liverpool
Ship semiranis, Gerish, for Liverpool
Lowell & Bailey
Ship Baden, stelphen, for Liverpool
W r Buddendera
Ship Lorenzo, Follensbee, for Liverpool-
Lowell & Bailey
Steamer W r Arthur, Duble, for St Louis
steamer Louise, Hopkins, for Mobile
Master FiaNREa
ARRIVED YESTERDAY,
British steamship Mexican, Seville, from
Tampico. in ballast, to 0 B Graham &
Goth district AZ
Shin Mary Russell, Rust from Hayre, in
ballast, 10 master-Point
Spanish bark Paquita, Topias, from Ha-
yana, IN ballast, TO PUG Bros-lst dis
trict Sc
Schooner Florence Shay, Hulse from New
York, to 9 A Fcsdick &co-Point
inaster-2d district Il
TowBoATs.
Sentinel. Wright, frsm The Passes-Towed
down and 20 sea, 10Th ultimo, bark Pun
iaub, brigs Marietta and A u Roberts
Brought up ship Mary Russell, bark Pa
qnifa. and schooner Florence Shay
srnAMnoA4s.
/ Virainia. 0aiesby, from Louisville.
Swallow. MacnrfV, IRON Cincinnati.
| 3 q Hiackf0rd. Pickett. from Washington
( Frank pafgoud Iobin, from Trenton.
/ Cuba No 2, Wilkinson, from Jefferson
Annie Haziey, Louallier nom washington.
/ HeitF 0liaofd. King. frcm IIocfpoft
I. wa HeseAer, Goddln, irom NftcAezs
/ EIfntar 1eanircau. from polnls' a.le.h eche.
/ Louise, Hopkins. lrcm Mobile.
BELOW COMING Up.
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UnaGed States VS.. a Certain stIn
Pontoharhrain Railroad.

I'm THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT Gov
IL for the District Of Louisiana, No. 9029.-la
dience to an admiralty warrant, to me dlIea
the above entitled suit, / have seized and
int my possession
A certain STILL, ETC., now libeled by the Y.
States Of America. for the causes set forth
libel now pending in the District Court
United states.
And / do hereby cite and admonish the oVn
owners thereof, and all and every person or p.
having or pretending 20 have any right, title, x
est in or to the same, 10 be and appear at 4 VI
Court Of the United States, for the District aics
to be holden at the city Of New Orleans, on o. ]
the THIRD MONDAY from the date hereof "a
cause, hany they have or can, why the said htli
should not be condemned andbs sold agreed,
tie prayer of libelant.
United States Marshals Office. New On
fifth day Of March, 1853
No. 52B-maEG lii 81
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James Barclay VS.. Steamer New
Her Tackle, Apparel, etc.

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT %
1 for the District Of Louisiana, No. SOLO
tue Of . writ OF yenditioni exponas to me dir
the highest bidder on "WEDNESDAY, tAI
zenith day Of March, 1868, at twelve az
H.. at entrance to Dustomhqgse build
The steamer NEW ERA. her Tackle, etc;
nov lies In the Mississippi river. opposite
Terms-CaBh. a. the time Of adiudicAu7|
Unifsd States Marshaps Omcs. New a
fifth day Of March, 1868, Il. j. HERhtI
no. t30-mh6 10 "A 10 United States NE.
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ateamship Victor, Gates from Nav York,
70 g 4 Fcbaick 400
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The New y oFlk Warehouse and SEQ
Company VI. Mar q. Stirling.
IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT 90
Il for the Fifth Circuit and District Of Lon
No. 62s7.-By virtue of . writ of tieri faeiaA
and To me directed in the above entitled suit
proeesd to sell 70 the highest bidder, on "a
DAY, the fourteenth day of March, 1865, ~
90 O'Clock NJ, at the entrance to the Custom
on Old Llevee street.
I bales Or COTTON, marked 81 q Co"
bales OF COTTON, marked Samples
United States MarshAfs Office on the nth o.
Terms-Cash, at time Of adjudication, IN
Btatee Treasury notes.
United States MArshaps Ohics, New q
second day Of March, 1853.
3. j. HEBRON, q. S. Mar
No. t0l-mhs l0ld
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Constitutional Convention

LOUISIANA
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SEVENTY SEVENTH DAY.
NEW opLrANs, March 3, 1865.

New ORLEANS, March 3, 1865.
The convention met pursuant to ad-
iournment, and was called to order by
tho president at 10 A. M.
The roll was called, and the fol-
lowing members answered to their
names;
President ]. G.. Taliaferro; Messrs,
Antoine, Baker, Belden, Bertonneau,
Blackburn, Blandin, Bonseigneur'
Bonnefoi, Brown, Burrel, Butler,
Cooley, Crane, Crawford, CROMWELL
Quincy, bearing, Depasseau, 2. g.
Deslonde, j. Deslonde, Donate, Doug
lass, G.. Duparte, U. Dupart' Duples-
sis, Esnard, FRANCOIS, Fuller, Gardi-
ner, Guichard, Harper, Harrison,
Hampstead, r. H. Isabelle, 7. Isa-
belle, Jones, Kelso, Lange, Leroy,
Marie, Martin, Meadows, McLeran,
Mozxis.. Muses., Murrel, Mushaway,
N.Y. Newsbam, Packard, Pinch
back, 1llagd, Reagan, Reese. Riard,
Riggs Roberts, Rodriguez, Schwab,
Snaer, Eibaut, Twitchell, Underwood,
Valfroit, Nandergriff, Vidal, NAPLES,
Wickliffel Williams, Wilsen-I mem
bers prese (.
Prayer the Rev. Josiah Fiske.
The mind O. were read and adopted.
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Be i ordained BY the oonstitas 81
c8nyentieH of the state ef hon
That the collection 81 The penalty ina-
posed by ordinance If this e0mvenGlon
Of dase the foarih january 1868, ii
hereby extended 70 ths frst April
NEXT, ana tie same not "a Be ezaoted
BY the different tax ooliool51a az the
city Of New Orleans orleans tight
bank, and parish of efsaat nssfl
the said FIRST April, 1855.
Is fsfazther oFaainsd. THAT tie uas-
rants Issued ~ Authority Of this con.
vantfoa. feH tt1 paymeaf of Naf diem
and mileaas Of delegates. and tAe pay
% its peaFa, 0xcapl tho 0izei6i
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OFFICIAL.
JOURNA AL

OF THE
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Fancy the DANNY

EAieA rosiI prevail N TAossasds Of HosssAoids
should be suddenly announced throughout the United
States, canadas the West Indies and Spanish America
that no more nOsrErTER's Differs -ouh be manu-.
curcd and that henoebrh the GRAND SPECIFIC roa DTS.
PsrsiA and preventative q al malarious diseases would
Be LOST ~ rus wosLD! The bilious, the feeble, the de-
spooent the traveller the voysgsr, the miner, the %.
dentAry student the settler the frontier Of civilization
the tol cooped up In crowded city tenepents, the con.
vaiescrnt needing nvisorsnt the shl,erns victim
asue and the nervous Of both everywhere, would
learn vh grief ton deep Or words, that the most cele-
bated corrective invisant and Alternative 9th age, had
boen botted out Of existance. A. rssrARAfosr ANTI.
pors 10 epidemic disease, genial stimuiant promoter
ofeoostitutiooai visor appetizer. s.omaeh. and
rveiy &c nervous debility medicinal preparation has
ever attained the rrputaiisn % lIosrErrKRS BrrER
n h the HOUSEHOLD TONIC of the AMERICAN PEO-
PLE-has been foe twenty years, and In al portability
yin be % g csuturss 10 The mNgnates Science
rsccsss is merits and that 10 emphaticaly the ned
kline q the mssses 10 proved By lie vast and ever iperess-
Ing saies. 2-Jan
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Jan. L. se
II. n. II. PILLS.

Composed OF vegetable extracts prepared In
vscuoJ they purify the blood, regulate the liver,
and purge all corrupt and socrimonious humors
from tho system. One Of Dr.. Railways Pills con:
tain moro OF the active principle OF cure, and Will
oct quicker on the Liver, bowels. Stomach, Kid.
neys. bladder, Blood. 30, than four or six OF the
ordinary common Puryatlve or Catharic Pills sold
under various names. or than ten grains OF Blue
Mas. Trus comfort for tie aged and ofAss qGietsd
vita cssfivsRsss sd Psrsivsis eC hs Rewsb. One
TO three Of Railways Pills-onoe In ~ hours, will
secure regular excavations from the bowels. Per.
sons Who Tor twenty years have not enjoyed . nat
ural stool, and have been compelled TO sss isjse.
tiens, have been cured BY . few doses Of Radwsy's
Pills.
DR.. Railways Plllseure all diseases OF the stom.
diseases, Hesdsshs. Constipation. Costivsnsss In
digestion, Dyspepsa. Billiousnsss, bilious Fever.
Inflammation Of the Bowels, Piles and all dsfsngs-
ments OF the Intsrsl Viscsra. One 10 SIX boxes
warranted 70 eject . positive cure. Purely vega
table. containing no mercury. minsrals., or dele:
terious drugs DR.. Railways Pills sold By ell
Druggists and Country Merchants Bee Dr.. Rad
ways Almanac for 1863