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ourI w,..hin,gc.ton ,;i, s'E;ispatehss.

our IWashtngton rSispatehes. :.
p1soHARaE OF suRRATr-HE Is TAKEN ON A NEW
Mp1cTxEsr-PAssAaE OF THE ARKANSAS BILL
ovER THE -vETo-NoMrtAT1oN OF EvARrs As
1roREEy-aENERAL-THE ARKANSAS DEIEGA-
T1oN: - - ~ &
WAsEMaros, june 22.-The Treasury De-
partment issues the following !: "Holders Of
oeyen-thirties desiring to convert them into
hve-twentes, must present them to the treas
urer hsre or New York, viz matured June Is
before July IS; maturing 18th July before 'Au-
gust 1. Bonds issued m; exchange bear inter
est from July I, and will be 1S67or 1868, at the
owners option."
surrsus haa been discharged On theDriginal
Indictment and held jim twenty Thousand dol
lars bail on the new Indictment. The case has
been postponed to Monday. Bail will undoubt-
ed,y be raised during the afternoon and Sur
ratt will be released. Surratt has plead not
guilty to the new indictment. ~ \
John ]. Bosg, B. q. Tumell, Owen Thorne
and Michael Shay, are bondsmen for Surratt,
who has been released on bail.
The President has nominated Mr.. Evarts as
6GIOLncJ -QOlk01ois
On presentaton;of the Arkansas delegation
tomorrow the Democrats will offer, protest.
signed by all, against their admission.
- General Meade was at the War Office to-day.
/ siooaaREsa1oNAL.
In TIE SENATE to-day, joint resolution was
passed dropping from the rolls all army officers,
who are absent without leave. Mr.. Sumner
presented memorial for the establishment OF
q government bank, and contemplating the
payment OF the National dcbt without turther
taxation. i..,,.4s s..t. s-s ~, fi.,:.4 !.
The Colorado bill came up, but went over
under the rule. Mr.. Morrill, Of Maine, wanted
to see some system in admitting Territories.
Notwithstanding Senator Nye's assurance that
Colorado would vote right, he had no doubt
that Colorado would be Democratic.
The bill for the admission OF Arkansas was
passed over the veto.
In THE HOUSE nothing important was done.
Under the regular call resolutions were intro
duced in favor of reducing tho public debt to
plain and uniform system, so that it may be
more easily understood by the people, and the
interest thereon reduced, and instructing the
WsyB and Means Committee to. report bill.
The resolution was passed. motion refer
ring the above to the Ways aud Means Com
mittee hiled-ayes So, noes SO.
The Committee on Ways and Means we're in
structed to inquire into the expediency of ap-
propristing fifty millions to pay the matured
and maturing coin debt. and that no new in
debtedness be created until the coin in the
treasury be reduced to twenty-five millions.
The conference report on the bill removing
the political disabilities Of certain persons, was
reconsidered and passed by vote of SS to A.
This bill has passed both houses BY two.
thirds vote.
The Election Committee have made report,
seating Mckee, the Radical Congressman from
Kentucky. The report was adopted, fourteen
Radicals, including Stevens, voting nay.
Night sessions have been ordered hereafter
and the tax bill viii have possession OF. the
House until finished. .
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So with sarsapnrillian. One ounce of The pure ex-
tract Of sarsaparilan of Dr. Radwsy s. contains more
OF the curative principle of Sarsaparilla, than ten
pounds OF the crude root, as used In adulterated
Sarsaparillas.
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FOK WRIGHT's BLUFF, BUCKIHG-
HAM POINT, AND ALL INTERMEDIATE LAND
INGS CN THE SANTEE RIVER. .-
rM~A THE LIGHT DRAFT STEAMER :
,tgssss4sSs7s MARION. Captain J. I. FosrEn, Is
now receiving Freight, and will leave 3o-AoTro1
ADJ apply y1t3 to - JOHN FERGUSON,
lime "a Accommodation Wharf
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY's-
THROUGH LINE TO

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY's-
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
FREIGHT AND PASSAGE AT GREATLY Re.
s.- 's t DUCED RATES l l'-'ir' =
.Sre STEAMERS or The ABOVE
HRNSfS9 line leave Pir No. a, North Rivar.
z15<&- - o'clock noon. Of the 1st 9Th, 18Th
and oath Of every month except when these dates
fall On Sunday, then the Saturday preccding).
Departure OF 1st and Oath connect at Panama With
steamers for South Pacific and Central American
ports Those Of 1st touch at Mnnzanillo.
Departure Of 9th OF each month connects with
the now steam line from Panama to Australis and
steamship JAPAN leaves San Francisco. for China
and Japan, Augusta 3.
: No California steamers touch at Havana. but 90
direct from New York 10 Aspinwal
One hundred pounds baggage free TO each ADULT.
Medicine aud aitendance free.sS - bs3''.Sf ~ -
For Passage Tickets or further information apply
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE on the wharf.
foot OF Cansl-strect, North River, New York.
March II Tyr F. r. BABY, Agent
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BY TEL. LEls'G|RAsPl='.lHE..
our European DIspatches.

-
Our European Dispatches.
fprn ATLANTIC 1E1EaIArH.l =. y.
RETURN OF THE ABYssn1AN ExPEDuIoN-DEATH
or A smoNARoH.
LONDON, June 22.-The advance Of the re,
turning Abyssinian expedition has reached
Plymouth and the rear hasarrived ut Alexan.
dria.
The Queen Of Madagascar is dead.
A1xxssuR1A, EaYrEsJine 22AThe steam
ship Urgent With General Napier and staff
and Prince Alfred have just departed home
ward. ycaak EiSaa. f!isf ,si5s,s :, i7Sfsee -
South American News.
MORE REvoLuTIoNs-r,HE woHAN's RIGHTS
MOVEMENT III BBkzIL-RouBIE IN 81.
THOMAS.
WAsHnaroa, June 22.-The Venezuelan re-
volution is gaining strength. .rises =, -
The steamer Arizona, from Aspinwsll,
brings one million in specie.
The Haytien revolutionists have received one
thousand rifles and q large amount of arnmu-
milton. .s;!s La ID. 'ssSsi~'aSf; 'l$. {
The negro insurrection in st. Thomas caused
the inauguration OF stringent regulations.
The Brazilian Emperor in opening the Cen
eral Assembly said that the United States had
tsgain profered mediation, which was refused
with thanks, lEsE&s
The Paiaguayans have armed four thousand
women to guard their communications.
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Shipping,
FOR NEW YORl

sr-s TIE SPLENDID SIDE WHREIr a'
HE&SN3ss sTEAMsHIP- MAlsHATTANj = :
.LZ5MIE1f0e WooDHuhI Commander, wi1 ssl on. >.
sss Saturday. june ~, at a. O'clock ~,
NJ, from Adger's South Wharf. ha -Ss'S - =
asS No Freight received after 10 O'Clock AIN, onit
day Of sailing. lie
aS- Shippers are requested To- baye their Bulls Of
For Freight OF Passage, apply to - - -
90 JAMES ADGER l. Coz, ...,4r
. Corner Adger's Wharf and East Bay Op stairsl
= uFThe steamship Charleston will follow on Sat- =
urday July 4. 70 -E@ =-+'s--'G i:'fF's; -
june % ,, .,s:ca b.,
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FOR EDIsTO,

FOR EDISTO, ,efr
ROCKVILLE, ENTERPRISE AND WAY LAND
JNGS.
-rDA THE STEAMER ST. HELENA,
Captain b. BOYLE, will receive freight
THis DAY. and leave To-Aorrov Morning ct Seven
O'CLOCK and Edisto Friday Morning. at Seven o'clock.
Fer freight or passage spply on board: or to
JNO. q. MURRAY, Market Wharf,
June % -.sf ...s II
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FOR NEW YORK. oA''r- Is
REGULARL1NE EVERY REDNESDA T.

af-src, THE STEAMSHIP sARAeoSaA.
. NkNTTI Itst Captain - CRowELL, will leaye
tLE1EHlllisSH oVande' horst's What on Wednesday,
$780, sss.sss=.A June "a, at 10 O'Clock a. ID.
aFBills Lading must positively be handed In by
sasNo Freight received after 10 O'Clock on day Of
departure. > =, .iaI. s5-si i'l.l.. = -;
June 10 IA. -. .RAyENEL& & Co..
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FoR,PHIt.ADupEHIA.

FOR ORPHIEkDNPEHIAGR;c .:2SS
>,f~e--a STEAMSHIP: PRoMETHEUHis-'!..
ZZE4ETfEI Captain GRAY, will leave Middle AIR
.LE1DMIl5$fTO 1anto Wharf, Wednesddy, July 2fth,
FSfzE-1 1858, at 10 o'clock A. n. go, .'a''i 10
: Bills OF Lsding must be banded In Ttsesdoy Afkr-;
No Freight received after so'cldck oidayof SAD! Il
! ing; sue IS JOHN rHEo GETTY 1.a' ~: .
( az: STEAM TO LIvERReOI,s. t.e.rae,...
.s.-,: CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN. ,i...,e "a. .
~ r-A~, THE nMAN LINE, SAILING
ZaMEaTe 5: Mails, consisting d tho sod0Sinse1
11rI - nl11s S'eaineiS' -rc9 /, sr. H.p d: hs
ciTY OF BALTIMORE, 4E1e1 81 - !ntia3
CITY OF WASHINGTON, ,,,
- OITY OF BOSTON, s'-f>is
Sailing every Saturday and every alternate H1adas e.
att PM from Pier No. As North RiVer New York. H., ~
,,e.r RATES OF PASSAGE, =
ny THE MAIL STEAMERS EVERY 6ATURD1Y.fEi-' g
; Payable in Gold. Payable in aureney, ,s.:,3 ~.
LIST Cabin ......... 800 Steerage. ...::..::;;:$os
let Cabin 10 London. .105 steefage to London. 36
LIST Cabinto Paris ....116 steerage to Psstsss isaT
Passage by the Monday ste lmersFrst Cabin $50 ia,
gold Sfesrsge $50; payable in u. 6currvncy. .t
Rates ofpasssge nom New York to Hafkxs Csbinai sf
$40 sieerage, SO; payable II gold .,..
BrenIeu &c. st moderate rates. ufrs ndf Etatn
ISteerage passage from Liverpool and Queenatowp,
40 currency. Tickets can be bought here by per:
SONS sending for their friends. A'r.iIt - Etj ~
For further Information apply at the ooppspgs
Offices. JOHNG. DALE, Agent -, =,
No. Is Broadway, New Yoskf "a NJ
p June 4 - = fj,A5e emo p.7-.1j -
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"Who noble nds by noble means obtainH,
Cr failing smile in exile or in CHAINS
Like good Azure lius. let HIM reign, or bleed
like Socrates, that nian is great indeed"
Whatover may be that sphere in which your
lot shall be cast you will there fud appointed
duties and responsibilities. A wide field tor
the useful employment ofeyery talent commit
ted to your charge will soon be open to you,
and Inc prosperity OF your State in the future
will depend manly on tho manner in which
those talents are used. How you mayb best. re-
store her lost prosperity is question that
will demand your earnest and. patriotic consi-
deration. You cannot look back to the expert
ence, of your predecessors for the solution Of
this problem, for you VIII be- reHuired.to nau-
gurate q new system which revolution
izss the entire political and agricultural
aspects Of this system it does not become me
to speak. nor would this be proper occa-
sion for the discussion OF this topic; but |
may be allowed, without impropriety, to adj
jure you, by every momory of the glorious
EAST, by every hope OF the future; to dedicate
your lives to the sacred duty of yindicating
the fame, sustaining The honor, and protecting
this lesson sink deepcinto your. hearts that
have lwelt SO long OF, tho obligations OF pa
trIobsm as the paramount duty OF the citl
zen. Let me- enforce that lesson by recalling
to your: Remembrance the most sublime exam
pic OF this virtue record ID in the history OF
tho world. When the great loader of the Jews
had brought his people out of the land of bond
age. as they were approaching that promised
land which he was to see but not to en-
ter, he was called up to Mount Sinai to
hear the commandments of Jehovah, and
TO receive the tablets whercon they were
Inscribed by the finger of, God himself
Returning to his people, he found that they
had in his absence not only forgotten him, but
their God, and they were worshipping the gold
en- calf, which they: bad impiously set up. With
Ia heart full Of shame and of sorrow, he sought
again tie presence of Him to whom he had al
ways gone in the hour OF trouble, and he cried:
"0h, this people have sinned great sin, yet
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ing for Shreveport, Jefferson and all intermediate
landings. She is a good boat, and under COM
msDd of clever and attentive officers.
Shippers should bear in mind these two import
ant fscis-6rst, that 0uachita and Black rivers
sre falling fast; and second. that the iight-draft
passenger packet Cleona leaves tomorrow at P.
NJ for all landings on these streams.
From the st. Louis Republican of the 18th inst.
we learn that a number of steamboatmen OF that
city have formed Seymour and Blair club. We
are pleased TO note this fact and Will state that
our native and resident steambostmen are not at
all behind hand in this matter. . score or so OF
them were out last Saturday night with the Sey-
mour Knights.
The Irene, Monsoon and Lizzie Hopkins are the
next boats due from Red River. The former may
be looked for at any hour to-day.
From Louisville Courier, July Is:
1.-The river commenced falling slowly yester-
day, and up to dark had receded one inch, with
four feet four inches water in the canal, two feet
four inches in the chute and one foot four inches
on the rocks. Capt. John Cannon, OF the steamer
Robert L. Lee, passed through the city yester.
day, on his way to Frankfort to visit his family"
From the St. Louis Democrat, July Is:
"Westher hot as usual. and no signs of rain or
northern breezes. The river has swelled few
inches during the thirty hours past, being the rise
from the Missouri. This is only temporary check
to the decline. which will go on until low water,
no doubt prevails to Cairo. Nine feet water now
to Cairo. Four boats will be engaged the coming
season in the st. Louis and Vicksburg trade. The
Tejuvenated Rubicon will leave st. Louis Wednes-
day, July 2Sth; II. NJ. Shreve Saturday, the 3lst;
Julia the following Wednesday, and Luminary the
following Saturday. 1t appears by this that the
merchants and planters below Memphis will have
very constant and reliable communication with
st. Louis, which we trast they will improve to the
fullest extent their necessities require"
From the Memphis Avalanche, July 10:
Friday and yesterday were the warmest days
Of the season. Business was more lively on the
levee yesterday; fair receipts, good shipments
and many passengers. Mississippi river falling
slowly with eight feet on the shoslest bars below
st. Louis. White river at good stage to all points
and stationary. Arkansas falling and cutting out;
scant twenty six inches below Little Rock
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Receipts OF Produes.

GREENvILJE-Steamer Gov Allen bales cotton to
&cO-6 do JnO Bun EFT &co-3 do Newman &cO-
3ss sks cotton seed Adige-Sl6 do a Msgnais-57
Farchld-244 r Il Kimball &cO-233 Marx-7l williams
Son-25 Bsne.t Lssassier-l45 pkgs 'ru Tramontsn
do Israel-46 do SiterslS do Buckner &cO-35
Gsrbni Petrovich-2i J G Murphy &cO-3 Lorenzo-2l
Jno Burnett &coS byrne &cosundries to order-Tota
10 bales cotton
sHREVkPuRT-Steamer Lula D-6 bales cotton " Bur-
fridge &cc-2 bales wool SO hides WadJy, Thomps &cO5f
do box Querose BOis3 head cattle and sundries
I
SHRRVE PORT-Steamer olic-lO bales cotton Payne
Huntington &eo-9 do Jno Chaie Bro- Williams Son
&c BuTbTidge 6eO- bags wool A Morton &cO-2 do
bbs tai ow liz hides Mann &eO453 head cattle Noel
&co-supdres order-TOtsl 26 bales cotton
BAY GU SARA--Stesiner Grey Eagle-l3 bales moss IL
bales paper stock Barsncs-5 hid bones Stern Bros-l6
bb rice BTugiere-6 bbs potaOe Scale WatermAn-l0
ks potatoes Terrebonne GOurdain-9S do BethaneOur-
sundres TO order
LOWER COASr--steamer Aloe bales cotton crates
DO G Cliuton-snndries to order
LOCKPORT-Steamer Hetty Gilmore lot old iron Leeds
6cO--6 bbls rice l. sur e-sundre to order
CkPORr-Lugger ElenOra-l3 bb potatoes Grande
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Morning star-lS2 bbls potatoes
to order
POINTE ALA-HAOHE-Lugg Gen Bixio-l6l hides to
A SocOa
GRAND CAILLOU-Lurger Gen Taeon-l7 bales moss
26U0 pounds do bags rags and sundIes TO order
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TOWBOATS.

NEW ORLEANS TowBoAT ASSOCIATION
FINHE UkDEksi0NED, Wishing TO EsTAB
hsh an equitable and uniform rate Of Tovags Fer
greater facilities 70 the shipping erng aavinx
port, have combined the following Towboats:
ECLIPSE LINE.
swiEzsriand, Lsviathan, Gladiator and
Ferry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
Harry Wright and Sentinel.
LINE.
Achilles, Thos. A. Morgan, Equator. w
bash, Norman, Republic, Teeumssh
Wicaeo and Reliance.
ne number power the above associated LIns n.
fovbosts guarantees that deenen will occur either Al
the bar or In this port
PETER MARCY, Eclipse Lima
SCHNEIDER ZUBERBIER,
Harry Wright Line.
EDWARD A YORKE co. Ina
Associstea Omoe, y Cerondelet street. up Stair.
J. @. NOR ROSS
CHAS FITzENRfTER,
Leyss Agerts
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NEW OKLEAss. JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD.

A PASSENGER TRAIN LEAVES DAILY at $50 P. n,
with Trains for Ycksbur Meridian, ana
with the Mississippi Central Railroad for the North and
East
ACCOMNODATION TRAINS LEAVE ON SUNDAYS
Il 7:40 NJ, going Brookhaven Returning leave
Brookhav.n al $3.50 A N. on MONDAYS arriving in New
Orleans at ll:l
Excursion Tickets good for Train Of Saturday Sun
going north AID Trains Of Sunday Monday south.
FREIGHT TRAIN LEAVES DAILY Except Sundays
At $40 A. n . -
T. s WILLIAMS, General Superintendent.
JAMES YONGE, General Freight Agent.
I'D WARE. GeneIal DEMONSTRATION AGENT.
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Digestive TlixIr of Pepsine.

PEPsINE the latest scientific discovery DR. Corvsart
Ehysss- his majesty the Emperor OF the French, is tbs
dastrc Juice ITSELF digestive purified
which dgess food In the stomach When by On
other the supply Of digestive fluid Is too small nevtsbe
consequences bad geOn gastrts gastragt inarn.
nation of the mucous coats OF the stomach and bowels heart
burn ptue anemia. lsss Of strength and i'm femalss)
oh Orosis The Elixir Of Pepsine which sanctioned by the
appreciation Of the Paris Academy Of Medicine speedily
s such Diseases and vomiting during pregnancy
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APPROVED BY THE PARIS ACADEIY OF
MEDICINE.
BURN du Buisson's IOdide of Iron and Man.
PIIIs.

The treatment Of choroc scrOu affections is always
long and tedious with the psna preparations OF which
unfrequenty fell owing to The stomach being
support them The researches OF Professors Hsnnon OF
Brussels Gens0u aud Petre qun, OF Lyons Rerzeus
Trousseau Of Paris have that this lamenabs
failure owing the absence Of Manganese which
ITon essential element Of TIE blood These Pills
therefore, sppy important deficiency therapeutics and
have Consequently received the appreciation Of the Academy
OF Medicine the principal sci, nthc bodies They are
employ with certainty Of success against ChorOss reen
Sckses Stomach Complaints Poverty Of the Blood Ir.
regular Mensruaon and rsbe the pills Of iodide
Of iron alone in all Anemic seroiaJus and aec
tiOnf.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE SUNDAY.

ST LOUIs-steaner Pauline Carols bxs saddlery 80
bbs -four IeBondiO-5S6 do 10 kegs butter 56i
ks Slay back &co-262S do j Hsnna-203 do $50
bbs meal Groeble AGO. bbls tongues Clark Meader-9
l9 hides bd skins II csops fowls copper
pipe Bien He'll bbs eggs Zauhppi-l0 bbls
csks bacon l76 SKIS loo bbs Hour order
lante Bayly &co-64 hhds tobaccO II AshbTidge
Decan-l403 corn Geo Martin-l769 DO ID Barker-25
candles Tsascs1n SeiNRs &cO-20g bbls -four
400 do Prudhomme Grace-l00 do Soria 6co-l0
Schneider Zuberber5O bds saddle trees Sherman-l0
ks bacon order60 do VillsvasO25 SKIS collars Hor-
ter Peterson Fennsr-S5 csds tobacco Nasts Bro "a
Dkgst baeco dams &col do B"atisSur-ie .os haus
Ut Moore 6co5J SKIS rye RnRersl bx CRATES stroud
200 kegs shot Kennett Bell erce csks bacon Ian
man-5 ties bacon NJ Cass-6 do Dwyer-l6 kegs white
lead H person-ls pkgs tobacco Feherhegg-20l bbls
pork Wallis &cc-l00 bbls -four ChenOweh, Cssey Ace-
10 oIde-lO do Emy Van NOrdeo &co-S63 do Harris
Bdwel-OO bbls meal TOmps0n-l0 csks bacon Smith
mdse Folsom os-l3 bacon Harrali Boyd &cO-
10 csks bacon WOODS Mathews &co2f reels Bostck
ssymour-4 kegs butter 80 bbs meal Laurence-30 pkgs
saddey bds saddle ~ rolls leather Waddy Thomp
&cO9O bDls -four Keep Cauhed-20 10 bids
pipe 10 pipes 1873 bb -four bacon 10 half
bbs lemon 40 oxs candy Whitney &co
Dunnica co4lO bbis bJur l0l SKIS bran Glover Oden-
dahl-ll keRs butter bbls DebondO-2f wheel
Oqtures II Levison-79 fowls Miller MeYer-l0
apples Dowling-67 do Sc bbls apples Juan-l0 do
Byrne 6co49 head cattle bAu AycOck Aco-sundres
aer-Tota Ga hhds tobacco
LOWER COASr-Stesmsr A q Brown-6s bbls rice to
DupTe-26 do Sccola-S do sack do Davld-lOt
ehiueiy " Edward. 6co-sundries 10 order
LAF OURCHE-Sieamer Nina Smmes--26 pkgs eggs %
bbs Terrsbonne-5 do Surls-l6 bbls
Terrebonns Gonrdain-7 bales NJ Walsh--22 SKIS
potatoes F CszentTe-sundres TO order
BAYOU SARA-Sts amer New Era-g2 bales cotton order
potatoes Jeveque-l4 SKIS onions Labarthe pkzs
peaches Labasquere-4bxs mdse Le-suhdes to order
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No More Copaiba and Cubebs,
GRIHAULTs CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT OF
MATICO VEGETAIIa

all other medicines have failed these preparations
always effect These insure rapid and extraordna
Of ard chronic Of prvats
They used the hospitals Of Paris By the celebrated
Bcod. and found greatly superior 70 all hitk
mineral remedies and Oopaba and Cubebs rAs injection
used In recent and capsules In chronic cases
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sSastIs AArkes.
CITY OF JKEIHRsON.

Orr or JKTTHRsoN, July 2I, 1863,
Arrived since Ssturday-32l Texas Beeves 73S
Calves and Yearlings ll9 Hogs and 457 Sheep.
Sold-3l2 Texas Beeves, 200 Calves and Yearlings,
81 Hogs 1926 sheep and Mich Cows. Stock on
ssle-3O2 Texas Beeves. 1905 Calves and Yearlings,
50 Hogs, 1872 sheep and Is Mich Cows. We
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Syrup Of Peruvian BARK and Iron,
-PRFPARKD BY
GRIMAULT CO.,

Chemists to II. l. II. Prince Napoleon, Paris
This medicine presents in agreeable form, the active
principles Of Peruvian Bark the best tOnes combined
with Irun Of the ncipa Of the blood Il pre-
serbsd by the eminent physicians of Paris 20 cure
Choro Green sicknessJ TO facilitate the Development
females and health and vigor system
IN general Itrspidy the distressing stomach com
plants caused by aneis and euc0rhea which ladies' are
subject naTizes and facilitates the flow Of The
catamena and is also excellent for pale Emphatic and
scofu0us children Lastly, excites the appetite promote
digestion, and Is extremely beneficial ali persons whose
blood has been impoverished BY illness long and dcult
conyaescenc The effects Of this Syrup certain
and speedy.
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PENSACOLA Observer.
PUBLISHED TRIwEEKLY BY WIZ. KIRK a CO.

subscrlpton-rvelvs months ss; six months IS in ad-
vance This long established iou nal becomes desirable
AZ IBIS time, In view Of the fact that Pensacola eesng
her railroad communications with the Northwest and
becoming point Of interest 10 enterprsng men.
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