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Succession Notice.

STATE Pa4 on Il aq Bossis4 Parish Court
Notice is hereby given that J. c. Vance,
~ executor Of the succession of Allen
Vance, deceased, has this day filed in the
Office of said clerk, his 2nd annual account
as executor aforesaid.
Now, therefore, this is to admonish all
persons concerned, that if opposition is not
made thereto within the time prescribed by
law, the SAID account will be homologated
and made the Judgment of the court.
~, Witness, the Honorable L. w.
3LS. Baker, Judge of said Court, this
~. December 18th, 1868
THOS. N. BRADEN,
n39 5ts pf So Clerk
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WIN. C. SHEPARD. r. C. HUTCHINSON.
Shepard e. HutCFAimsORa.

Successors to Shepard, Abbott g. Co,
Importers and Dealers in Crockery and
IL China, Glassware, etc, etc, Moss Camp
street, New Orleans
- Table Cutlery, Britannia and Plated
Ware, Casters, Lamps and Oil, Japan Ware,
Tablespoons, Teaspoons, etc n2S -6m
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~ Whisky was Sheriff of Chi
cago last year. The Sheriff of
Chicago was Gen. Beveridge, and
the general beverage of Chicago
is whisky. Ergo, Whisky was
Sheriff.
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DEMoREsT,s YOUNG AMERI,

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y On the / st of December tn
National debt was s2,539,O31,s 44.
ms is thirty eight millions larger
IMAM on December LIST, 1867.
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Sherlf's Sale.

a, g Is: Male No. 1865.
Paulina Pickett, ct al.
Reiya 5. Welham
VS.. No. 1866.
Paulina Pickett, eft al.
In District Court, Bossier Parish, La.
Dy virtue of two writs of fieri facias
D issued from the Honorable the
District Court of said parish and State,
in the above entitled suits. and to me
directed, have seized and will proceed
to sell at public auction, to the last and
highest bidder, before the Court house
door, in the town of Bellevue. within
the legal hours OF sale on Saturday the
9th day of February, 1869, the follow
ing described land, to-wit;
The north half and west half of south
east quarter, and east half of southwest
quarter of section thirty. East half Of
northwest quarter of section twenty
nine. The east half OF northwest quar-
ter, and west half of northeast quarter
of section twenty-eight. Southwest
quarter of southwest quarter of section
twenty-five. East half of southwest
quarter, and west half of northeast
quarter of section thirtyfour. East
half of southwest quarter of section
twenty, and the southeast quarter of
southeast quarter of section nineteen !;
all in township twenty-five, range
thirteen, in the parish Of Bossier, La,
near Collins6urg. and containing in all
one thousand and forty t1040) acres,
more or less.
Seized as the property of the defend
ant, Paulina Pickett, and to be sold
to pay and satisfy said writs.
Terms of Sale--Cash, with benefit
Of appraisement.
w. II. HILL, Sheriff.
| Bellevue, La, Dec. 26, 1868.
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aNOTiCR.

FTNhe Reward of $500 each, for the appre.
l. hension of Kit Gregory and Jim White
heretofore offered, is hereby withdrawn.
nil Il L. VANARSDEL, Agent.
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.Nse0U Wear and sV'eaU Bats
62l0SS.

My neighbors and friends are hereby mott
WI fed that the road running through
the Cade plantation, on which 1 reside, Is
not public road, and all parties are ear
nestly requested not to trcspass upon the
premises-whch are strictly private, and
not open for public accommodation,
7. p FOGG.
January 9th, 1859 Il Nv"
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- Encourage your business
men, and do not think they are
growing rich at your expense.
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.9rc0te Drinking saloon,

Bellevue, La.
TTNhe pr ,prietor respectfully announces to
l. his friends and patrons, this Saloon, as
heretofore, will be kept constantly supplied
with the very best brands of choice Liquors,
&c. In fact, everything usually found in a
first class drinking Saloon
~ Ny terms are positively cash.
ySm40 JOHN G. HEAD.
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Shreveport Price Current.

Corrected weekly from the South. Western
1t should he understood that our quota.
tons, generally, represent the wholesale
prices, in U. s. currency. Infilling small or.
1ers, higher rates will have to be paid,
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The Fillmore academy

Apens for the reception of pupils of
~ both sexes the first Monday in
January, 1869. Tuition for 5 months,
Sl2 SO, SIG and $50, specie. LYMAN
GRISwOLD, Principal.
T. w. BLEDSOE,
President Board Trustees.
E. j. HAMILTON, Sec'y. n39 Sw
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Smile Drinking Saloon.

FTNhe undersigned informs his friends that
l. he will furnish them with the best of
Liquors at the above name SolOon, which
he has just opened for the accommodation
of the public.
Also kept constantly on hand an assert
ment of Nick-nacks, Family Groceries, &c.
tYN Terms-Cash
JOHN II. LOTION, Proprietor.
Bellevue, La. v7n40ly
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Great Excitement

majority of those who read newspaper
never give a hasty glance at a business ad-
vertisement, and ifa
MAN
actually has choice variety of Dry Goods,
which he is selling at the very lowest prices
that can be afforded, it hardly pays him to
publish the fact. Therefore | have
FOUND
it best tn simply invite everybody to call
and examine my stock and prices before
purchasing elsewhere, and say but littts in
regard to may ability and determination to
make it advantageous to those who arc not
DE AID
TO their own interests, to buy their DRY
GOODS, and everything
IN
the Dry Goods line of Z. r. MOORE,
BELLEVU
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.Dr. W.. III. SsC0Mls

Has resumed the praeticed OF Medicine,
l. i'll Bellevue, La. n4l
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DEAD

to their own interests, to buy their DRY
and everything
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ENGLISH TLEWS OF SEA ISLAND
COTTON.

A business letter from well known LIVER
pool firm, under date Of March 40, to W. Nj.
Lawton, Esq, OF this city, says:
We are in recept Of your circular of the 1st
Mayoh, which we have read with great inter-
est. and for which we thank you.
The course Of ,e mar ket for sea islands dur
ing the laRt few weeks has bee1 very dsap-
pointing to importers. there was an active
inquiry after the first arrivals at tbs begin
ming or February, since which time there has
been but small retail demand. Spinners have
not even inquired after the new arrivals al
though, We have no doubt, received the best
OF this season's small'crop. We think three or
four OF the large consumers may have o stock
nom their purchases or imports. but the 9TH
era must be very bare: NO doubt the con-
sumption in France or England b IS been seri-
Tously curtailed; IN this country isis nearly
limited to the Manchester and Bolington
spinners, and two or three in Glasgow. The
Bolton spnners, who c0nsu no largely OF sea
ialands when prices are relative to Egyptian,
have almost gone OF their use. They have
had the best crop Of fine Egyptian to fall back
upon that has ever been produced, and they
toll us that the result OF their sole use or
Egyptian this season has been most satiafac-
tory TO themselves and their customers,
&Ssn sSissssi t5e56 circumstances MnfavoTa;5ie
to sea islands We think that there must, before
long, be demand for two hundrel to two
hundred and fifty bags per week. In the
meantime the trlfling business enables buyers
TO And here and there few lots much under
the market quotations., which steady de.
mand would soon clear OFF.
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EUROPE.

MEETING OF THE DUBLIN sYNoD-THE 1R1sH
CHURCH QUESTION.
DuHI.IN March 31.-The Dublin Synod met
at st. Patgick's Cathedral to-day, and elected
delegates 70 the Conference on the Irish
Church question.
LRAvB OF ABsENoE TO BAvAR1AN INFANTRY SOL
DIERs.
MUNICH March 81. .AOrders have been issued
granting unlimited leave of absence to thirty
men Of each company in all the infantry regi-
ments Of the Bavarian army.
NEW GREEK LEalsLAruRE-THE TURKISH AM
BAssADOR.
ATHENS. March 8.-The Greek Chambers
have been dissolved. Elections will be held
the 10th of May for new Legislature, which
will assemble on the 9Th Of June. The Turkish
Ambassador has pre- sented his credentials to
the King.
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railway presidents and superintendents arriv-
ed in the city Yesterday and are the guests Of
the Planters Hotel. During the day they held
a meeting. for the purpose, we believe, Of
eHectng q change in the present railroad
schedule going North. The following named
gentlonaen wore present: Mr. Collier, Presi-
dent OF the Petersburg and Weldon Railroad !;
MIR. Charles Ellis. President OF the Richmond
and Petersburg nsilroad; General William
McRae, General Superint endent Of the VIII
mlngton and Manchester r ,ilroad. and Mr.. 81.
\. Peake, General Superintendent Of the South
Carolina Rnilroad. We unde rstahd that at the
meeting held 1t was determined to change the
present schedule as soon as possible SO that
the Through" passenger train from West
Point to Wilmington will leave this city at six
has heretofore, and the eight O'Clock 4. M.
passenger train will not leave until nine A. M,
an hour later than at present.
(Aug,Ista Chronicle.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON.

CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS BILL TO PAY FOR
ARMY sPOLIATIoNs-HoGE REPORTED TO HAVE
PRIMA FACIE RIGHT TO A SEAT IN COM
aREss-CoLoRED MAN ASSESSOR OF REVENUE
IN LoUIsIANA-C. M. WILDER, CoLoREp, POST
MASTER AT COLUMBIA, q. O.
WASHINGTON, April 2.-lN THE SENATE, Howe
introduced bill providing that the Quarter
master and Commissary- General examine
claims for property taken or used by the armv
OF the United States, and report to Congress
all the facts, and that no money shall be paid
on such claims until Congress makes an appro-
priation for the me. Tho claims must be
presented within two years.
The Indian Appropriation bill was pas sed
In THE HOUSE, The Election Committee re-
ported that Hoge, claimant from the Third
Congressional District OF South Carolina, had
priraa 5dc.e right to seat.
Boutwell, will anticipate the May interest on
the public debt.
General Howard will remain at the head of
the Freedmen's Bureau.
There was four hours session of the Cabi-
net to-day, probably considering the Tenure
of-omce bin, which still remains unsigned
N. J. Goss has been appointed Collector of
Customs for st. Augustine, Florida B. F.
oouooiC' AeaIly WhlCe, assessor OF internal
Revenue for the First Louisiana District;
Flournoy, Postmaster of Aiken, South Carroll
ma. THE dispatch reads ''Aiken's, Georgia ~
EDsl Wilder, colored, Postmaster of Colum-
bia, Sou h Carolina. %<
Polls Of the Senate show eight majority in
favor OF Longstreet's confirmation.
Grant has nominated two negroes for JUS
tioes of the Peace in the District of Columbia.
General Webb commands in Virginia only
until Canby's arrival.
There were one hundred and sixty nomina-
tions to-day,
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The food in the Hudson River is abating,
having done but slight damage.
The military post a. Memphis, Tenn, has
been discontinued, and the garrison has been
ordered to Atlanta, Ga.
The planters Of Georgia have bought large
y OF offertilizers, and preparing to raise cot
tom on an extensive scale.
General A. 8. Webb has assumed command
in Virginia, with headquarters at Richmond,
and has renstated Cow rnor Wells
TIE bricklayers in the New York navy-yard
have struck on account Of tine reduction of
twenty per cent. in their wages becaus days
work has been changed from ten hours to
eight hours.
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ly, and that New York spends annually in the
same amusement about five million of dollars.
Charleston, of course, cannot equal this, al.
though information has been received that q
well known CharlestOnian went over to Sulli-
vans Island not long ago and swallowed twen-
ty-two dozen oysters at sitting. At this rate
and New York prices the Charleston consump-
tion would equal that of Gotham. This leads
us to the
CHARLESTON OYSTERS,
which are not easily excelled. The mill pond
oyster is jewel in its way, and with proper
care in planting and feeding would be superior
TO any oyster known. Suilivan's Isl ind and
New Beach Inlet also send us large quantities
OF ostraceans. There is no doubt, however
that these oysters could be greatly improved
by care and attention before they are turned
over to the chefs Of oyster-cooking, of whom we
have several in Charleston. The oysters should
never be disturbed before November. They
lie in shallow water, and as they are ex-
posed to the hot rays of the summer sun they
need cool weather to mike them firm and
healty. In addition to the mill pond oyster
we have the Bulls Bay oyster, taken fl ON
deep water and replanted in Mount Pleasant
Creek. This is the best cooking oyster that
we have.
1t has long been regretted that there was no
company in Charleston which would make a
special feature Of the oyste. business, and W.
now ann ounce with pleasure the formation ofa
firm, which may be called
THE CHARLESTON OYSTER COMPANY,
which has leased for fifteen years o large
area of marsh land and water in the eastern
part of the city. The idea was first entertain
ed four years ago, but could not be carried ont
until lately. Every first difficulty has been
overcome, aud the company has been quietly
at work tor three or four weeks. The scene Of
operations ls bounded on the north by Spring.
street; on The south by the continuation of Cal
h'un-street; on the east ~ President-street
and on the west by the Ashley River, compris-
prlsing about forty acres. Here the oysters
waters sufficiently still, the company intend to
buld an extensive and subs. antial wall or
break water. All the necessary works and
buildings will be put up, and the company in
tend to turn their attention to
CANNING OYSTERS,
trade which in Baltimore is already one of GREAT
Importance. One firm alone in the Monumental
City employs during the oyster season two
hundred women in Smelling and canning oys-
terS. ut may be noticed en- pass1nt that the
unest oysters that are found in the Baltimore
and Washington markets are from Lynn Haven
Bay, about twelve miles from Norfolk.) There
is no reason why this canning business sh ould
not be highly successful in Charleston. The
company has. we understand. pushing and en-
ergetic men at the head of it, and NAV IN time
add the canning Of shrimps to it's other pur-
suits. In this aud all else that they undertake
we wish them success.
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CALIFORNIA NEWS.

EARTHQUAKES, SICKNESS AND INDIAN ouTRAaEs
SILVER MINES.
SAN FRANCISCO, April Q. = The severest
earthquake occurred yesterday that has hap
pened here since October. AS far as ascer-
tanned, however. no damage was done. Pneu-
monia prevails to an alarming extent. Indian
outrages are increasing and a number of afro
cities are reported. Rich silver mines have
been discovered within seventy miles OF San
Francisco, and the people are rushing thither.
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Spefial llotifes.

A@ STATE INSPECTORSHIP OF GUANO
AND FERTILIZERS. .-Havins been appointed by
MS E1ceilency Governor Scott, on the 29th Of
a1on' 70 tpe aforementioned position, in accord.
ance with recent concurrent resolution Of the GEN
eral Assem- bly,, am now ready to INSPECT AN
ALYzE AND CERTIFY to any cargo or lot Of Guano
or other Fertilizers which may be offered for such
purpose.
In the event of my absence from the city, Dr. c. F.
PANKNIN is authorized by me to act in my stead
and to issue the necessary certificates.
.. q. SHEPARD, JR., M. D.
April 3 -
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EASTER CHURCH ELECTIONS.

CHRIST CHURCH CHRIST CHURCH PARISH.
Vestrymen---J. e. Dawson, NJ. D., George 3.
kinlooh, Charles venning, q. Fl. Rivers, i. A.
McCsnts. 7. E. Porcher, Wnf H. Johnson.
Wardens-R. g. Venning, T.. O. Hall. Dele
gates TO Diocesan C0Dventlon--J. Il. Dawson,
George f. Kinloch. e. venning.
GRACE oHURoH, oAnDEn,S 9. Q.
Wardens--L. III. Deas, j, b Kershaw. Yes
agymen-J. A. Young, J.. M. DeSaussnre, r.. M.
DeSaussure: James Chestnut, =. b. Cantey, III.
Q. salmond, J.. n. DAVIS. Delegates to Con-
yention y. a. Young, Fl. q. Saimond, w. y.
8. Ellerbe, j. M. Davis.
CHRIST CHURCH, aREEnvILLE.
Vestrymen--E. p. Jones', Thomas M. Coz, DR..
Q. B. Irvine. ii. Beattie, W.. II. Earles E. b.
Bacon. WaIdeps--H. G.. Markley, w. H.
Campbell. Delegates TO tho Convention -
Hamlip Beatties w, -. Earle, e,s 4, 94g,
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CUBAN AFFAIRS.

TIE coAANDITARIo-MoRE rRoops-RuRAL Ex-
CITEMENT.
HAVANA, April 2.-The captured steamer
Comsnditario has arrived at Nassau, having
been abandoned by her captors. Fresh Span
ish troops have arrived. Several incendiaries
have been captured. There is great excite
ment in the Sagua District.
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"A Mrs. John Launeer was burned 10 deatl,
ct Appleton, ILL.,, few days sinoe, while at
tempting TO ALI lamp from o can Of ben.
stne. sHM .gllcH
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April 8

aS NO CUREl NO PAYl-FORRESr rs
JUNIPER TAR is warranted to euro Conshs, Group.
Hoarseness, Sore Throat. splitting Of Blood and
Lung Diseases. Immediate relief produced Try
1t; not satisfied, return the empty bottles and get
your money back.
Sold wholesale and Retail by the Agent.
g. w. AIMAR Druggist,
Corner Ktng and vanderhorst streets
A6- Price 86 cents.
~ February a. --Dsc tntssSnoa
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A% CONSIGNEES NOTICE.-CONSIG
NEEs per Brig ''WM. 81. PARKS" PAaKRR Master,
from Baltimore are hereby notified that she is TH1s
DAY discharglng at Accommodation Wharf. All
Goo5s remaining on the wharf at sunset will be
stored at owners expense and risk.
RIsLEY g. CREIG RTON,
April Consionees
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FON PALATNA a. FLORIDA.
VIA SAVANNAH, EHRNANDINA AND JAOKHOWs

= nnK@m THE FIksT-CASS STEAK h m
DICTATOR. Captain VIM. T. MoNEI..
TY; VIII eai from Charleston ever: Tuesday Eventnaa
at Eight O'Clock, for the above points.
The drstc'ass Steamer OITY POINT. Captain GEO.
r. MCMMx.AH Will rail from Charleston every F57.
0oy Eue'sn0, M Eight O'Clock, for ABOVE points.
connecting with the Central Railroad at Savannah
Tor Mobile and Now Orleans, and with the Florida
H0lroad ut Fernsndtna for Cedar Keys at whiah
point steamers connect with New Orleans MOBILIZE.
pensacola. Key West and Havana.
Through Bills Lading given for Freight to Mobile
Pensacola and New Orleans. -
Cosnectsn0 cstA Il. s. Hast's stednssrs OcIaxdAa
and GTtfn tor Stluer Springs dd Lake. 0rt1an Ess.
tis, Aasris and DuyhanA. N
All freight payable on the wharf
Goods not removed o. sunset will be stored at rin
and expense Of owner. &
For Freight or Passage engagemept apply to
]. D. AIKEN e. CO., Agents,
south Atlantic Wharf.
November Al
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CHANaE OF SCHEDULE.
INLAND ROUTE-ONLY TWO AND HALR
HOURS AT >EA.
THROU0R TICKETS TO FLORIDA.
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH sTHAM PAOKHT
LINE. az .i n
p ~suaKDh TIE sTEAMEB PILOT BOY. CAP.
los TAIN RKNH Psox. viii leave Accom-.
modadon Wharf every MONDAY and FRIDAY Mon1.
ING. as 8 O'Clock, touching AZ Beaufort only.
return'ng leave savannah TUESDAY and SATURpAY
ct O'clock A. M. making the trip In eleven hours
Iha steamer FANNIE. captain AoArR win leave
Cnartesfon e0exy THUagcAx MORNING ct O'Clock
souching at Edisto, Chisoms Landing and Hilton
LEAD; returrir leave Savannah every FRrDAY at a
ocloek sSsI "a, .oaehlnR at the above landings.
WIN touch at Blufiton on the second IHurapaY IN
every month. going and 10 urping -
Kor greight os Passage apply to ts
JOHN FERGUSON.
Msrcn Az Accommodation WEafE
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TRADE WITH THE VEST YND5ES

Restrictions of tho N cw Quarantine Law
The following correspondence, upon sub
ject OF much Importance to our commercial
community. will be OF interest to the readers
of The News:
CHARLEsToN, March 81, 1869.
Robert Le6by. NJ d., Heath Officer, Charles
ton, s. c.:
DEAR SIR-Wnl you DO kind enough to in
form us as to what restrictions are imposed 6y
the recent quarantine law, upon vessels trad
ing between this port and the British and
Spanish West Indies during the summer. sea
SON The trade between Charleston and those
islands is an important and rapidly growing one,
and it deeply concerns us, as importers Of West
India products, and the commercial advance
ment Of the city, that it should not be obstruc-
ted, save in so far as may be necessary to fur
nish proper safeguards against the introduc-
ion ofinfectious diseases into the community.
We are, dear sir, very respectfully,
PAUL, WELoH & BRANDEs.
RIsLEY & CREIGHTON.
A. CANALE.
w. P. HALL.
BART & WIRTH.
j. A. ENsLow & Co.
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Wbituarp.

MoMlLLAN.-Died. at Blackville, 8. G., February
81, 1859. after long and painful illness JOHN MA
SON MCMILLAN, aged Afty-niue years one mouth
and ten DAYS. He leaves o largo family to mourn
their irreparabe loss.
MIDDLETON Died. In Savannah, Co., on the
27th ult., JOHN MIDDLETON. aged ~ years and 27
DAYS.
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NOTES FROM WASHINGTON.

The Tenure-of-oAico Compromase-set-
tlement on tho Matter In Conuress-
Adoption of Conference Reports In
both Houses.
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A8r THE RAPIDITY WITH WHICH PLAN.
TAT1ON BITTERS have become household neces-
city throughout the civilized nations, is without
parallel I'm the history Of the world. Over ve m
Hon bottles were sold in twelve months, and the
demand Is daily increasing. Rich and poor, young
and old, ladies. hysicans and clergymen, md that
itrevives dropping spirits lends strength to the sys
tenn, vigor to the mind. and is exhausted natures
great restorer. 1t fs compounded Of the choicest
roots and herbs. the celebrated Calisaya Peruvian
Bark. etc. . all preserved in pure ST. Croix Ram Ie
Is solo by all respectable dealers in every town,
parish, village and hamlet throughout North and
South America Europe, and all the Islands of the
Ocean.
MAGNOLIA WATRR.-superior to the best imported
German Cologne. and sold as half the price.
March 80 tuths3