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LETTER FROM ST. LOUIS.
Special Correspondents Of the New Orleans cr.-eenI
ST. LOUIS. June 4, 1868.
" Us June, Ills merry, Laughing June,
There's not = cloud abs We.
The AIR n. sill ater fa.fh md hill
The huirusb a., not D,,ve -

ST. Louis. June 4, 1868.
"Ils June, us merry. laughing June.
The AR ts still Ger heath md hill,
The burush dses not move +"
The above lines, which were taught me in my
boyhOOd days and whne at school, very briefly
express The condition or rather state OF the
weather.
We are this week without any particular local
sensation, and the quiet now observable is III
marked contrast 10 the lively events of the week
previous. The excitement over the Mc0oole and
CObuTn "wInd mill " at "COhurn's Run" IN
lndisns, has died away. aud the friends of the
champion are sereney waiting for the expiration Of
his term Of incarceration IN the Lswrencsblrg jail.
when Il Is proposed to give him monster receipt n
on his return to this cry. Strenuous efforts have
been made by prominent Mlssanrians to obtain a
pardon for Mac, but thus far they have proved
futile. and the probability is that he will have to
remain till the expiration Of the forty days.
The unveiling of the Benton statue at Lafayette
Park last hedBesday called out cOncOurse
Of people. The veil was removed by Mrs. Jessie
Fremont. Who attended by her husband, came
hlheT for that purr Ose.
Business remains about as reported in my last
and No Improvement is looked for till after har
vest.
The following New Orleans guests were booked
at the hotel- yesterday: Leclsde-D. 81. Massie /;
SOuIheTn-J. Jones F. J. Enley.
N the landing business is tolerably good, with
The exception OF the Southern trade. The Great
Republic rs loading, and announced TO leave To-
day; sbe was at first advertised TO leave on Tues
day The Commonwealth will follow her. The
Bismarck is due to-day; her turn" to leave
again will come in about three weeks.
In theatrical circles considerable excitement
was erea,ed last week. when the fact WAS nade
public that Mr. Crsbtree, father Of Miss
Lotia, bad sbsconded with all the money and
levelry belonging to the latter, with the avowed
intention Of sailing for Europe. de took some
sS5 600 in bonds ard greenbacks not leaving her
enough 10 settle her hotel bill. Lolita had in-
teuded making pleasure trip TO Europe this
summer, hut will now be unable to do so unless
the money is recovered.
The dramatic season at DeBar's closed last sat.
urdsy night. and this week the house is leased to
the iarr0ll Emmett combination. The Devil
Auction " Is being pei formed ut the Varieties, aud
draws large audiences. RAINBOW.
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The LEE FAMLY.-We have before US a
superb volume devoted to the history and to
the heraldic illustration of the geneslogy of
the Lee family of Virginia and Maryland.
from A. ID. 1900 to A. d. 1865 1t is edited
by Edward @. Mead, OF Virginia, with evident
love as well as mastery of his subject and
published by Richardson and company, of
New York, in the highest style of the typo
graphic and the craving art, and with the best
of paper and binding. The illustrious soldier
with whom this history terminates, has name
which asks nothing from the pomp Of her
aldy' and the blazoned record of genealogy:
by bis own virtues it is spotess, aud by the
glory and the misfortune with which it IL
linked, it is immortal Yet thousands Will
not without reason, be glad of the means
which this book affords for tracing the ances-
traI line on which this name throws back
lustre wholly unexampled in the same shining
track The remotest point to which the re-
cord extends, is to the name OF SAurselot
!. Sssraaiih, originally from London, y
Trance, who came over to England with " h-
liam, the Conqueror. We understand that
there is an agent in this city prepared to re-
ceive subscriptions and furnish copies Of this
curious and superb book.
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UsEMENTs.

ACADENY OF MrsIC-There is every reason
Why there should ne = crowded audience at the
Academy tbis evening. for 1t IL TO be the occasion
OF the cOnbbcd benefit Of attaches Of the
adjustment every one OF whom numbers his
friends by he hundred among the tneater gong
people OF our ely. Henry Bow, Dan Ovens,
Johnpy I,reeD, and Messrs. Lucus, MAubera aud
CsrreT, all jointly call upon their friends 70 cone
thls ereuing invest a lev stamps in admission
tickets, and witness performance in which not
Un,y the regular members of the cOmUanr but
$50 some volunteer favOriJes viii take part.
hromlDeBt among the attractions promised upon
the programme Is a bUTlesque extravaganza en-
niled Fire in the Third DlsrrlcJ' Introducing the
great railroad scene IN Under the Gashght;''
ballet by NOvissimO. entitled Bouquet # ROses:n
q double dance by the MsyiirS sisters, who
have volunteered TOT The occasion, songs hy
Misses Engel aud Hardy, and, 70 coacude all. the
lauRhable farce. The MisfOrtrnes Of Poor
DsTkey." These are only portion of the enter
lainment offered this evening, Eud "A this Is the
first AID only time upon which the benehciaries
appeal TO their friends. ~e cannot reasonably ex-
pect other than hsJterng response. The build
ing is cool and confer ante, the orchestra is ex
ceiieBt, the Ph0ux is close al hand in short
there Is every essential 20 an evening enjoyment
are confident Of full house on the coca
sion.
AMATEUR PERFORMANCE AT THE VARIETIEs-
On Saturday, evening, there is 20 be given at the
varieties lheater, an amateur dramatic perform
anee for the benefit Of tbs Firemen's Charitable
Association. which on the following day inaugu-
rstesiIs annual fete OF the Fair Grounds The pieces
chosen for the occasion are BroUgham's "Poca-
hOntas, or ye Gentle Savage aud that beautiful
comic drama Man, the Good for Nothing"
Among those who srs 10 assume the female char
scters. We observe the names Of LOttie Estelis
and Mrs Chppendsls, both Of whom are uaver.
sal fsvorites among our people, while the other
characters, we learn are 10 be assumed By ANA
teurs Of acknowledged merit.
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e. See Supplements.

The PRoTEsT OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
TO THE UNITED STATES SENATE.-We do not
propose to analyze the protest published in
this mornings supplement, or to present a
summary of the principal grounds on which
it is based. To do the one or the other would
be altogether superfluous. Admirable alike in
statement in argument in temper, in Ian
guage, it can be safely left to tell its own
story. And that story is fearfully true and
impressive. There is something profoundly
painful in the very conclusiveness of the ex-
position set forth in this paper, For, unfor
tunately, the impulse on perusing it, Is not
so much towards lively trust in its efficacy
TO avert the incalculable evil which it depre-
Gates, as towards wonder and amazement
that, in this country and this century, the
occasion which elected it should exist, and
that those who have brought about the de-
plorable situation, and who have the power
to apply a timely remedy far from proposing
to do SO, contemplate a swift legislation
directly tending TO precipitate impending
peril and to make calamity and ruin final and
irreparable. Nevertheless, it is well for such
O document to 60 forth, as an evidence that
our people do not weakly give up to despair,
and silently aequiesce IN a wrong to them
selves which is grave hurt TO the country,
an outrage to liberty, and a scandal to civil
lization. The authors of this wrong cannot
successfully defy nature; they cannot Danish
God and eternal justice from the world or
strike hope from the future
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Col. d. II. Feger, the efficient and genial
general agent of the Great Southern Mail
Route, has Just got back, in the full dow of
health and energy, from tour through the
country west of us. Such men are OF great
value and utility to a community and Col
Feger's merits are duly appreciated by the
people of New Orleans
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Our friend Michel, of the Planet Saloon, No. 81
Magazine street, gives notice that be will have for
lunch to-day turtle soup and steaks. Il anybody
knows how 20 make turtle soup and serve st up in
style. Nichs, is the man. The steaks are too good
10 TAX about /; go and judge for yourselves.
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.Mrs. Il. ". Turner.

I1O..,............. CANAL STREET no
Fancy Goods, which l. selling at COS q and BELOW
COST so cheap that any wishing IA select BoanAt
at Dress already made could fail to be pleased with
their purchase.
She hs also an extensive assortment Of Spences Haudks
chiefs Buttons. trimmings Ribbons Flowers Feathers In
isn't taps, and Embroidered shaws and Sacaues
Ladies Understanding Collars. Cuffs Cl1ny and Crochet
Laces and Insertings, all to be CHEAP Gall and ex
anime
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Fine and durable household furniture AZ auction
thiF morning at 10 O'Clock at Masonic Hail Auc.
ton Mart, corner st. Charles and Perdido streets.
by Chas T. Nash.
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At last the law is triumphant. Tue arguments
advanced against the prze ring 10 the Turf, Field
and Farm have had their effect. The Indiana
authorities last week promptly arrested Coourn
and McCoole, and thus prevented the long-ex-
pected carnival of Obscenity aud brutality. The
tive brswny roughs are now in prison. and we
trust that they will be kept ia confinement the
full time OF their sentence-forty days. All
honor 10 the State Of Indiana! Let it be pro-
claimed TO the world that America is no longer a
refuge for the WORKOUT, beastly sports Of Eng
land. The bsrbsrous institution that has crum.
bled 10 pieces IN the Old World has been terribly
shattered in the New. Let the intelligence and
responsibility Of the great sisterhOod Of States
unite 70 brand the prize ring With disgrace. and 70
check the derloIaliZlng gTOwth-tne sickeniag
ontsages Of lsrless, r1fisn hordes.
.---- ------ -. - ITurf Field and Farm.
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Photogrnghs
Jas. II. Thompson,

NJ Err CHANT IA ILOR,
NO. $50 FULTON STREET.
EEw YORK
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FGssmamm's Cotton Ties.

We have Lsrge Supply Of the celebrated AIIIGATOR
TIES on hand which surpassed in qatv Of ron be-
ing Of bes' Englsh manufacture fully gu an eed
AlsO, FASSMANN' BUrrON tbs and DIAMOND
til SO extensively used In former years
For sale in any guam, suit ourchAsers
CHAMBERS d LArTING
81 Carendeiet street
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Posi once scOt4ce.


Posf OEVIes New Orleans Nov "a lsss
gHtnfurths Mails the Nsv Orleans onos
<il be closed follows.
tbs for zobe Montgomery, AtantA Augusta ana Co
lumbus, Ga, Gloss daily stsPH
Mall for al Poet Oroes Bsyoa
sars. closes Mondsys 81 p O.. FridsysatsAr
Vckburv sas close ct ~ Tuesday satures,
the River
sails Lower Cssss close at n. svsry Tuesday and
Friday
ssiis for cOvtnStOs close at a Kssssy saS
Thursday
esls for Alpisrs close daily as Sac
opelousAs Ealroad win close daily a
sAsfos Parishes win close Mcnasys wsdnss
dA5 and Friosya. p.
ssfs for Galveston Santiago ana BrosnsvfDa
rsxAs. close a SuBdays. TussdayA rhursdsys
Gns Saturdays. ODeo1sas RaiiroaA
..ls for os-chts Rvsr close So. wsdaszdays ma
Saturday., va the Rive
Pexss Riyss osss tri ..Ey
Tuesday,, Thursdays and Saturdsys
sss for Havana v b tsrusTdso ~ every vessel esaue
Tor ssid Port
EorA, East VEST via Ns- Orleans .na y.osso
Railroad. daily st6r.H
way Mails via Jsckson Railroad closes Al sAH
oFFiOF HOURs-Opens a. a., elasessEh
me Delivery viii Be kept upt'T
zUanAXS-osas ops.s A ~ and eissssnH
3. ". TALIAFERRO,
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IRON Cotton Ties.

In addition TO the celebrated ARROW TIES am now
prepared receive orde from the for the sELFFAs
TIMING BUCKLE TIES, all made OF best quality Eng
fish Iron, and BANDS of any required length
H. T. BARTLETT,
General Agent ss Carondelet streat
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Improved
SOUTHERN PETROLEUMS rOvES,
JERVEY'S PATENT.
The PETROLEUM STOVES bake and cook better and
quicker than oherfste'e without dust ashes or
assnt odor
The stove can be daily operation It s hours AT
'ohnstens Lunch stAno in the Merchants Exchange
also At the establishment, No les Magazine street
OIL fol stoves at IS cents per gallon.
JOS. r. DE MANY.
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SOUTHERN ITEhs.

barry Mccarthy is iu Raleigh.
Bon. +. Porter. ~ Greenvile, Ala, is dead
Bust is dong some injury to WHEAT in Virginia.
The Helena (Ark.) Shield has come out az a
Rel ubcsp paper.
Mas McIulioch's troupe was to open in Mem
pbis Tuesday night.
Crop reports iron nearly all parts of the Soata
are monol0DoU.ly favorable.
Eight prisoners escaped from the Charleston
jail recently.
There has been adestrdctive flood 10 the Middle
Vsllsy Va. Destroying mills aud bridges.
Desperate named CISCO attempted 70 take the
life Of q. :. Diamond, al Pittsburg, Texas, re-
Gently, by shooting him 10 the face.
The Ausnts inreiligeDcer keeps the name of
Andrew Johnson Tor president at the head of
columDs.
on the Ath Er. James I. LeGuerre, Well known
druggist Of h-mphis, was drowned 10y the upset.
ting of q boat wnl'e ON a 6shiEg excursion.
The Vicksbuyg Herad announces the arrival of
Brigadier General Irwin Mcdowell. appointed To
the ccmHalt OF the fourth military district
In Beuric5 county, Va, colored boy. ten
years old. accused by colored man Of stealing
money s1ot and killed bis accuser. I's.
little boy. sOn Of Samuel h. 5ordon. MAS ac.
cideutiy shot and killed by asother lad a SON of
Cap. v. n. J0rdon in MoUto video, Rockingham
county. Va. recently,
The schooner san C5glos brings twenty-five pas
seogdis from lu1PaT TO Galveston, and also Eve
hondreo |Ds y pine-apples preserved in their
own juice
fire IA Savannah on The 81 consumed pro.
perry 5eiUrTiDg 20 E. ". W0odruff, Rim GOwdy,
h@ssr. RICHARDSON Il Barnard, Cohen Lowell &
Li,sdt,o,DTre, Frank Lloyd aud Henry Ledlie. Loss
Tie Lynohburg News hears that some little TO-
Dsor has heen planted in that section, but the
pi' n,eTs generally have had their plants destroyed
u, die hy. Il j. not expected that any thing ike
'ul crop will be pitched.
un.,G - ~.
Of duel between two prominent colored men
iH thst CITY. Their names were jackson Brandt
ard Eugene NooTehead. The weapons were
conhle-barreled shot guns. Brandt was killed
There Wss great political barbecue at B0vina
Miss, Oh Saturday, attended by from 5000 10
10000 people Of both color, who were addressed
by Doui' Gratis and radicals black and white. The
result Was a Democrats club, which is to be
forU.Fd ny the colorSd citizens Of Warren county,
" The King Of Psin, p" ne Of the am ,rosisl locks
has been arrested, IN Memphis, for obtainlne
money uucer false preteuses in taking S25 Of
negro Whom ne promised 10 cure OF consumption
| The negro died and the King" was held tor tria
| in 5000.
| The Norfolk Virginiau says Or. James Nc Al
| pine, who owns a farm upoa the Eastern Branot
hrs raised tbs season 1890 qusrs OF strawberries
/ already picked and shipped 10 Mex York, and eX
! poets 10 gather at least 1000 quarts more. Thess
berries Will average him for the forty cent
| per quart IN The New York market. They wert
raised upon quarter of an acre of land, and the
| Let proceeds, $3.50. will be Acknowledged BY al
| a. be one of the most rsmuDerative returns from
any land in the neiRhhorhood.
|
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The Galveston Civilian OF the 4th says: =" BY
the steamship /. &. iris, from New Orleans
yesterday, we noticed quite a number Of dis
fineuished characters en- route for the Rio Grsude.
Prominent smong them were Major Gen. Alex.
McD. McCook and Col. Rsndol, his chief Of srtil-
iery. and Col. Field. the alleged defaulhng col.
leetsT Of the port of Brownsville. The latter
gentleman is on his return iron official visit to
Washington City with documents and proofs,
which be Is confident will SET him ali right In the
late complicated business Of the Brownsville
CustOm House. Such. We sincerely trust, will be
the case Col. Field is member Of one Of the
natioo-Col Cyrus W. Field. Of Atlantic Sub
marine Telegraph notorietv, being his uncle"
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THK GRKAr MEN OF lKELASD.-lt was ireland
that gave the Duke Of Wellington, Marquis Wei
I, sley, Lord Castleresgh and Lord Psmerston to
t1e state; II was ireland that gave Goldsmith,
Moore and Edgeworth TO literature. Mulresdy and
hsclse TO art. and has now gwen fynash to
SCIENCE IL was Ireland that sent Burke and Sheri-
dan Grattsn and Plunkstt, Shell and O'Counell 70
she Rouse Of Commons: and at this moment il Is
sn IrisAmap who holds the Great aesI Of Englsnd
while another Irishmsn 6hs the vice regal throne
of India
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manassas
Ii E NJ ORAL SOCIATION.

We the Ladies residing and In the vicinity Manassas
and Bull Run battle-helds have formed ourselves into
society known by the name Ohe 81 ANASsAs MEMoaIAI,
ASSOCIATION. and have object the rsnternsnt Of
the Confederate seAd scattered in groups isolated
graves tor miles, and liable obtsras.d by
the uouRhshae We solicit aid from and bro,hep
Of the South, and indeed, everywhere We're It not tor
poverty would not call upon you In have them
decsnty Inferred and ineossd Cemesry some $500
will be needed
Those Of fends at distance who desire to contribute
do by addressing Corresponding Secretary Mso
SUE y. MosROE, Gainesville Primes William county
Virginia.
MISS ANNIE NJ. LEWIS, 81
President
MISS MARY J. DOGAN,
MISS NJ. E. COMPTON,
Vice Presidents.
MISS MARY E. CUSHING,
so Recording Secretary.
MISS SUE NJ. MONROE,
Corresponding secretary.
MRS. ADDIE S. WHEELER,
Treasurer.
Contributions for the above purpose will received a.
the CRESCENT OFFICE by WOODS MATHEWS 4
CO., No. IS Magazine street and BY Mrs. MARY ].
DEACON
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"We La0Or FOR the Public GOOd''
VARIETIES THEATER.
Saturday Evening. June Is. Isss.
AMATEUR PERFORMANCES
h H FIT
THE FREMENS CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION
NEW ORLEANS.
Upon which occasion will be presented the following
humorous amusing and unique -.
PROGRAMME:
Z O. 9 II . Mt AS.
Or, We Gentle Savage.
in the performance Of which Buriesque Mrs ALFREDA
CHPPENDALE. has generously tendsrea her servirss
will rep@sent 'he character of the pro ,ery undutu
daughter OF His Majesty king fow-ha-taaI."
MUSIC ORCHESTRA
LoTrIE ESTELLE.
MISS JENNIE ESGLE.
CBy OOnssn. of Mr. Bdwsl, OF the Academy Of mu.ie,
having kindly volunteered her assistance will delight the
audience with choice vocal selections from her musical
repertoire.
HARRY BLooDGooD
Has kiney consented to in has grsa. SONG AND
DANCE.
hOslC ORCHESTRA
The evenings entertainment viii conclude with the aueha
bic Comic Drama in one act, entitled
NAN. OR GOOD FOR NOTHING.
in which piece the young versatile Gonna
dienne Miss LoTrIE EsrELLE having kindly offered her
services. viii personste the character of FAN
n. B.-For psrticulsrs see Small Bills
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Grand Tournament,

Grand Tournament,
AT TIIE' FAIR GROUNDS,
Friday. June 1s, 1865.
| -ToR rHs-
Benefit of Lieut.. ]. c. Braine's Family.
FIRsr-DoUBLE TEAM r2oTTINa MATCH
Single Dash Of Nile -Four entries. Re start at4PE
..t
sEcoND-PAcNG MATCH
Single Dash of Nile, to Harness. Three entries.
TBIRD-rRoTTING MATCH.
Single Dash of Nile TO Harness -Four To start
at445P.N.
FOURfH-GkAND OVERfURB.
By cHAs JAEGER's ORLEBRATsD SILVER coz.
MET BAND. to cOmmencsat o'clock in the Arena
FIFTH-TILTNs OF KNIGHTS IN THE ARENA
To commence at $50 L.. precisely.
sIxrH-coRoNATIoN oP QUEEN or LOVE AMI
In the Arena.
sEyENrH-GRAND CORONATION BALL
In The oCTAGoNAL BUILDING, TO be opened By the [
KNIGHTS in FULL COSTUME
Schedule OF Priees-A dmIitance to the
Shge nekeS.....s. ..........S 50
for horse and bder %
buggy ana 70
SsfrAee ana
Adnittaneet 70 Coronation Ball 81
Childien under twelve Half price.
Seats on the stand Of Ampbithesler FREE
Covered Seats on the Race Stand specially reserved for
Ladies.
Refreshments to be had at all during Tournament
and Ball
J. STUART SKINNER.
Secretary.
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The public cautioned against trading for same
the above reward offered for the recovery Of the money
Oh. JUMoNvILLE,
New Orleans, March 26, 1868 Cashier.
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"A. M. Thompson,
PURCHASING AND COLLECTING AGENCY.
IH FULTON STREET. NEW YORK,
ssPEo1L AsSyys 0Rzssznsj
Al CLASSES Of kEKCHAEDEBE AdkIoULTURAL IN.
PLEMEETS, ETC.. &c, purchased commission
6vd spurchssea OnJ Of arst class House, .nd a loo p
aot loo 9 than parties purchase themselves
sufficient must De cover frsfxht sudeon
missions. the bsAnos PAYABLE ON BRLIvERY
Oommissions on sus 20, sxossdns slno esns. sxs
sssdins tl0o. ~ per csut ~. .,.-.
Oohecfions 90 all points promptly attended 70. 800
.s'er.pee-ooL J. o EIxos, Proprst~s Of "a
h-- nrssas Osssa.sv
Lawyers Brfsfs,
PRINTED NEATLY. CORRECTLY AND PROMPTLY,
CRKsCENT Jon oFrIUK.
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JHst Opened.
NEW PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
Corner Magazine and st. Andrew streets.
Over Libermaas Dry Goods Store
PHOTOGRAPHS. 50 50 per Dozen
AMBHOTYPES rs cents.
PORCELAIN PICTURES S.
And all work guaranteed equal TO any done In the city
Call and see our Specimens.
WILEY & SOUBY.
JWst Opened.
$4,000 Retcara.

sTOLEN from the CANAL BANK, This DAY psos
made up for the Southern Express Company sddresse
". MORGAk'S SONS, New York, containing FIFTY
THOUSAND CsoOO0W DOLLARS, in Legal Tender Mote,
Of One Thousand $1,000 Dollars each. AL Of Letter q
..A M NJ ~
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In the performance Of which Buriesque Mrs ALFREDA
CHIPPENDALE who has generously her services
will Represent 'he character of the properly undutu
daughter of His Majesty kng Pow-ha-tanI"
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N Mt .Iollowing cases

Burions Burns, Obapped Hands, Chilblains
Pistua, Gout, Lumbago, Mercurial Eruptions,
Piles, rheumatism, Ringworm, Salt Rheum Skin
Diseases, ScaIds, lwclled Glands, Sore Legs, Soro
Breasts Sore Heads, Sore Throats Sores Of all
kinds, Sprhins, stiff Joints, Tcttcr, Ulcers, Ven
ereal Sores; Wounds Of all kinda
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Piles and ristnla.

Ivory form and feature Of these prevalent an i
stubborn disorders is eradicated locally and en-
tiruIy by the use Of this omoleut; warm tomcu-
tatiUu. should precede its application. It, heel
ing qualities viii 10 found to he thorough and
inynushic,
Roth tie Ointment and Pills should be uscd
yJ- E.yy.,rf5., .,,g.g
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HOHoway's Pills,
NOLLOWAY'SOINTMENT
Disorders of TIE stomach, Liver and
Bowels.

The Stomach s the great centre which iudu
cncet the health or disease Of the syItcm abused
or dcbiIitated by oXoess--indigesuou, oHuUgiyc
breath and physical prostitution are the natural
consequences. Allied 10 the brain, it il the
source Of headaches, mental depression, nervous
complaints and unrefreshing Sleep. The Liver
becomes affected aud generates bilious disorders,
pains in the side, &c. The Bowels sympHthiFe
by CostvcnesF, DiurrhUn and Dyseutsry. The
principal action Of these pins is on the stomach
and the liver, luugs bowels and Kidneys particle
pate in their reouperative and regcnoratiEe oIor-