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our FAlR.- !,

The famous racer chiquita will b,
present at tho Fair and will throw dow,
The. gauntletto daek Hardy OH his ow,
grounds. w q laah lat z ollie 81
THE owner, Mr.. William Mulkey, be.
lieyes that the race between his
thoroughbred and jack Hardy win be
the fastest race Texas has ever witness.
cd .,'t.,t ah .,ti.,s ,s
81, Louis exhibitors bid fair to crowd
down upon us and every effort should
be made TO afford them every accom-
mediation The subioined letter ex-
plains tho situation at 81. Louis. Let
Dallas BY nil means prevent the fears of
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1lr Fair association need It large llag
to gNco the dag stail from the clpoIa OF
hemain building VIII not the ladies
ofDallos sec to it that this flag is at
once made Let n committee of ladies
undertake the matter at once, and push
it forward with that tact and energy
thal j. ever lnpOte in the fair sex. TIM
iltMgpi fcgs persuaded that om' mer-
chants will furnish the bunting free Of
cost Il somo dry goods store will
make the fender orthe requisite mate
rial TnH llGul,p will be more than
/ lclscd to note the fact ..
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A Ter,ibie ArTaig nment OF H"p"bh
san AdunIuIsirHIiOn,

The following were tie cloyup scn-
fences Of Hon George 7. Ioar, Of Mare
sachusetts, IN the Bclknap uup"ar'.
ment trial, May5 1876
MY own public lie has been very
brief aud insignificant one. rNtcndlnH
little beyond the duration Of % Single
term ol senatorial office, bat ~ thnl
brief period | have seen five judges OF a
, high court Of the rnited States driven
from office 10y threats Of lmpcachmen,
! for corruption or mnlndmlnistratlon. J
have heard the taunt from lrlendll'~'
| Inns that when the United states pre-
scented herself in the East 10 take part
with the civilized world IN generous
oompctitiou IN the arts Of life the only
product Of her insit it0ns IN which She
s,Irpassed all others beyond question
was her corruption have seen IN ID"
State in the Union foremost IN power
and wealth tour judges ol bcr couls
limpcacllcd for corruption and the Pc.
litical administration Of her chief city
become disgrace and u by'word
throughout the world. ! have seen the
chairman of the Committee on NH
tary Affairs in the House. nov
a.ssdistinguished member Of tbs
dOurt, rise in his place and demand th"
expulsion Of four Of his associates Jon
making sale Of their official privilege ol
selecting the youths to be cducotrd at
o,,r prcnt military school. when the
nca,est railroad Of the world, binding
together the continent and uniting Tia"
two great seas which was our shores,
WINS finished, have seen 0nr National
triumph and cNaltatiun turned Ia bIIr
tprncss and shame BY the unan Gus
reports Of three committees OF 'opgl's,
two Of the House, and one here that
ever, step Of HAT mighty enterprise Ind
been taken in fraud, have heard in
high pieces the shameless doctrine
nSowcd by men grown old in pubiic"i.
flee that the true way hy which power
should he lpinrd Ia tho tepuhlm u 20
lribe thcpooplc with the offices crtWt6t
for their service, and the true end Tor
which it should he used when gained, b |
the promotion OF selfish ambition aud
the qualification Of personal 70.
vcnge. haya hoard that suspi'
cion hauuts the footsteps OF
the trusted companions Of the
President. Thcao things have passed
into history, The llolhm or tie 'Iitci
tus or the Sismondi, or the Mncoulnv
who writes the annals of our time win
record them With his lncXorabc pen.
and now, when q high Cabinet officer
the constitutional adviser OF the iNcru
tive. hccs from oiiioo hergle NhAtpc. ot
corruption, shall the historian add that
the Senate treated the demand ol the
pcopln inv liz Judgment Of oondrmnar
ton M u farce ana laid do.n It's high
functions before the sophislrlcs and
GERS Of the criminal lawyer Shall lc
speculate about thrpetty political rnlcu-
lalions a, To- the effect ON one party o
the other which induced his Judges ~
connivc AZ the escape Of the great pub.
lif criminal or on the other hand,
shall ha ulg.u The chapter hy uanNtug
HOW those things we've detected re-.
formed and punished 10y constitutional
processes, which the wisdom Of oar
fathers devised tor ~, and the virtue
and purity of the people found thrir
yindication in The Justice Of the Sen.
alcy'
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Tnr Radical convention in the Fifth
District endorse Wash Jones, and turn
him loose against Giddings The racc
bids fair to be n close one, and the
Democrats should sec to it that their
leader does not go down Giddings was
not the man 10 make the race, but be.
ing nominated, he should by all means
receive Democratic support
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The DALLAS llERAlp is again receiving
the press dispatches This time from
the New Yord Associated Press We
are again gobbling them up. for our
rondcrs, for which they rs we'll rs our.
4dlf, aremndcr obligations To TnE Her
ALp. Fort Worth Democrat 10.
Our snddost reflection upon the loss
Of our Western dispatches wls what
will become of the Dcmocrafs telcgrams
Gobblc ahead friend, you are more than
wclcono 10 ihem. ----
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AsroRIA housewives packed their glass
and clliuaware in baskets OF hay before
he explosion at Hell Gate, and moved
/ their furniture into the middle OF tn,
floor and lifted their carpets, fearing Il
: plaster shower and then nothing of tn,
kind happened after all Probably As
/, toria husbands can tell something about
explosions in connection with the set
ding Of that furniture that would throw
that Of Hell Gate altogether in the
shade.
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I Huch0ns Cresylic Ointment viii XIII th,
Screw Worm every time, and euro Foot Rot
In Sheep and Cattle. ..iO
lBuohgns Crcsyllc Sheep Dip IL Nh iulalii.
bic remedy for tho Scab in Sheep; being
soap, II penDtratos at once To tho skin and
Kills tho Scab, ..i. j..ts.
nuchans Carbolio Dlsin feoting Sonp cure
Mango In Horses, Dogs and Cattle, ana KIN,
Lice, Fleas and Ticks on all animals,
BE sure Jas. Duchan ~ cos name ppears
0o the labels. AL others ARE counterfeit and
worthless. WM. +, KIDDER n co, Pliuei
pal Depot, 81 John street, New York, .'
...a I'll .....L.. lunn!S-deod3us.Sw 2ms
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DALLAS. TEX AS
SATURDAY MORNING 81; OCTOBER I,

TuE Brenham Bnpar has enlarged
sad NOW becomes, IL possible, q spcier
and better paper than ever rHs HERALD
is pleased to note this evidence of It's
nrosnortv
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a Ton Of Pills,

In IL single day 1000 pounds Of DR ruTf's
Liver pllls were shipped from the port OF
New York. Az an illustration ofths progress
of our country, this IL worthy ol record IN
the Centennial yGnr, scptHd2w
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"A Newport girl had q fall last week.
ana Injured henelfso severely that she
was carried home insensible. Union
recovering, her first words, addressed
TO her slster, were, ''Mary, did I haye
on my striped stockinEs 20 b. nah
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Attorneys ~ Law.
physitin,,s aid surgeon.

Dr. A. W, Wight, OF deortlh, of,ice
over Ogden Y Wulrs stors oorntr Elm and
Lamar streets, whore he may be found al
all hours of the nipht omdhyA s1 sept9itil,n
Jno! IA. Morton, Al. ~, aPhy sciua aud Sur.
ye9n, oMGe over Ellst Nat.op al bank, Real.
dcnce corner San Jpdintu md Harwood stA,
Dallas, Texas scAillSto TIE sountly,pronpu
Mten tu, Qctedlm
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FREE sOgaRiIsssEST COLUMN,
tIsnn no ALI.
lut 10 IBusiness Advsrtisoment In
,ertsd without Pay.

pr3irlng 20 mako W. Hclnll the medium
nj communication Iur tnr general publici
and MO ~ hs. I-t thust VINO iuny need rf'
s!sluucl. az huYo dllerml npl lu.mlpl litt
HdyglfisluE column, Advertisements under
Inc head OF "Iogin "fpund," "WHntrdp p
"Pof SAT ~ "for HentV ITO Let,"Iul ma
moro than iHIcr Ines VIII De inserted ~
this column ksO tliaes lfss Oi eharsa. lnh
guch advertisements exceed three mos wv
cents "A Inc ehch Insertion IN advance; ma
when such advertisement "ro printed more
ihan twu times thoy WIZ ua charged ~ W."
rate ut Ave cents a linr in ndVauce lol ch'n
additional insertion, seven W'TuS hlhAo
llue. I. .| ."' H..'
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To Trade or txchnae.

EARM--A highly cultivated nfm win
L good house, harm, orchards, etc., la iii.
noiS, Tor teNas land, or Dallas property.
Address Editor Herald, tA IyiS.tT
\NAfOh-A soiiicen t,Inagle c,.se Mold
watch Tor a. soeond'hand buggy md
uhIncSS. AuurcsS hoN Nv Sepl4.u 2
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Miscellaneous Wants,

w ANlEL-EverNb body To know thai This
w lis the ciieap6St advertising uommn A,
TllE liERAlD. n.-,,.yf.,,.u.1 .....
lfyou want II Cook; ~ "...'' 'H n' ,..'
tSou want Clerk 4H,
II YIN want n Horse!
sinyouAwnnt II Nihse.a s7oyAl a.aayt
II You want ltp,(SV.s.t
II you want n BugS;
lfNou want u 'LN ppteg t4.stI' AMI
1T YOU want "A situation;
.. II you waht boa paels. ..H sHH.y1 D. M
IL Nuli want " Bpnrtpg House;
ltSou want to ttntH rlnrr,
II YOU haYOa PLler Ia, Rvnl;J .....
u Nm want u Buy Property;
liSou have Property 10 Seh;o ......
YOU have Lost SOME thing;
| you have Fonnh Something; its
ltSou want lui0rluGt ION, f..,...7,....
YOU want 10 ,lmpart lnfWmatioN;
ltyou wontdnSHNhgt ~ shult, to buy,
10 sell, 10 igasa, 10 rent, 10 employ, 10 he opl-
ploNcd, IN harn, or rs advise, read ara I'd.
vqiflNV in oar HGleRp Column aud keep
yourself mud Your nclghhorS posted
rt~ A.+t+A4aIS44 .44t4. 4.,.4,4.44 -- . ,....L.s
IliE hes; aud cheapest candy In DALLAS at
Hreaves NCo.'S, opposite Cosmopolitan
hotel, ...I .Il.r.' 80 U,tu,e. sepIM,-u .
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NIONfY DRDElt-- Dnted Fort WdulL
vi ItNHs, ScpttmDrT -, 1915, No, 5lb1, Tor
~ Vs. owner can get II by calling nj tliN
Office. ....t... ...# OclU-i .
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DIR. TtrT'S SARSAPARiI.LA AND
.s' hH QUEENS DELIGHT,

forming the most powerful Alternative
known To Medical Science for the cure OF old
Ulcers and shores, Diseased Joints, Foul niS-
charges from tile Ears md Nostrtis, All
secsseS, Skin affections, Rheumatism,
Dropsy, Kidney Complaints, Evil affects OF
secret prectices, Diseased scalp, plSordortd
LIVER and Spleen and all Diseases TINT cen,
ter In the blood. IL Possesses the peunliap
property ofmpMtng n fair complexion aud
Causes tho Body 60 Gain In Solid Flesh
It's value can net be too strongly i'm prcSStd
upon tho attention Of thosp who have been
exposed TO taint of Improper character
me affiicted hre assured that this Is not one
OF the worthless uostrums OF the day. hui is
prepared upon scientific principiGs, by n
physician thirty years experience. Sold
everywhere.
Prncipal office, IN Murray st., New York.
ssptS-deod- WHY
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.
- - A. So. ~. I
D.. =, Hnrris.l

solicitor in Bankruptcy United States Dis.
trlct Court al Tyler Office, All Elm street.
pallas, Texas Speciality in an ma mars "a,
baphruplN, Proofs OF debt taken through
out the United states. "httseS feasnnni1r
sopt2idlm .r.fra.r' 3.,.,.' N,''' w.
t'sl .fo.sa Attoraeys ~ t Law, ts ,,J, ..,,,
Thnrmond, Wilard& Fletcher. al lstnh,
street, up stairs octsJln"
j. NJ. Hayes, Attorney Vt Law, all Conn
mercc street south OF 'Cuurthousei, Dallas
Texas, Special attention paid 10 land
claims. ''' f' .''N1 'nnTiY"
W. =. Oldham, or;ice In Mltchio's Oundino,
opposite the Ledrand hotel, Main street,
Janlidtf '' '''' " 1f,hv H
John NJ. Stemmons, Attorney al Law, Nh
400 North Side Pnhlie Square, upstairs
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EOuR YOuNG MEN Or pentlomnn. and
j wife can yet hfsholnss board nv address
my 4. 4, 'io.cTe Itrmld ollice, ltolcgnccs
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4 ; fOUkk EFPERuR tJrNlSr-in any
v Inc ~ business, u5 IL young man %
hbnity. can give best accommodations
wages suitable to the times, Address r, H..
e., hrriild office. oc i.lw
lrUAIlOS 4 Young Nan doSitosu situ.
y alton As book keeper ia good HOUSE,
where 10y adding lew thousand dollars 10
the capital at the business lac might have AN
given, AddrcsA q. W HerHld Office. ootk tw
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LtOH III u WINTER IN Comfortably filrn.
j lshod rppm In private iumily, near
lhohuNinesS centre of the city. AdorSS 2.
., box M f....t .F. ... .t ufocih,2L
Jaw ELblNG with nine rooms, AItnueu
~ ana servants room, stable aud uul.
houses, well and two springs near thc'huuSc;
also about tlf Gen acres uGpua land attach ed.
incnt on about hvC squares south bt Che.
tnurthous,S .W.G slckids over 0lorS ,iiry1n
Il Bros. o'tldlw
-s---TrrfTH -.rrrr~# r~rfr
HOUSED want 10 rent u house with nv
IL or six roo'rS, good water, near business
centre. Xxx, Herald office, aug97 u
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Wanted 10 Runi.

4 .FuRHlshAOi HUuM-~Nen business
~ port u OF city, ut reasonable rates Ad-
dreSll & ", Herald aninel .b 1850 ioct6 "a
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uuuSE-A snau Jwallmg house near
IL business center, On npHthiS payments
Address 4. A care Herald Office sep II
Az OOp-rwo hundred cords of seasoned
w Cotton wool, ~ ussies Rrickyard, by
BOYD Bros cash gu delivery. .J, oeE.2lI q.
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4 &c Ar01d second-hnnd CumGi.
~ pption hock.suld VIII pay by install
mentS Addrrss Pc BnVtH nctf .lt
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WHAT IS QUEENS DELIGHT ,

WHAT II QUEENS DELlRuT 7
II In plant that grows In the South and 4,
the only actual blood purifier ever dl.o0v.
cred, by which ull diseases that center In the
blood Gan be Graduated at once and forever
l expeis inr lilo MI scroiulous Syphilitic,
tAe ONLY TRUE REMEDY for thls class o,
diseases. Aloh ., II Is u searching, but when
eombined with Honduras SnrkR palilla, Vel.
| low Dock and other roots and herb, II be-
comes biood purifier indispensable and
uneaunlled., ouch ~ the combination of,
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WoEttd- Mac Hop,


HASt ASSER For legitimate business
! who Gan deposit 70, cqp SECURE plMy.
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>Eh bien, oni dit Julien, ~j'avoue
tout. Ne cherchez pas ailleurs n
complete imaginaire. J'ai fat IL coup
seul. je l'aAirme.
-Vous etes l~'assassin du bel An
toine9
-Oui. Je vous r6pete que ia! tout
fait, moi moi seul je vous raconte-
raj. 81 vous v~oulez, de quelle facon
celia c'est pass6 je vous dirai quand,
p%onrquoi, comment.
NJ. dc Marcillac l'ecoutait les le-
vres serrees. II ALA ouvrir une des
portes ct appela:
Michel, envoyez-moi NJ. Liebaut.
Puts, Sc retOurnant vers julien
LIE grefier va prendre Immediate
ment acte de votre declaration.
Alors. il Sc rassit !; ct quelqu'un de
moins trouble que Julien ent pu sal.
sir uH movement de joie apre 4 ira
vers les lignes sev6res de son visage.
LIE grefiier entra, sa plume de fer a
f'OreilIe. II prit place devant la table.
tira dune chemise de papier girls une
grande feuil blanche en- t6te de la
quelle Julien put lire ces mots i: Cour
imperiae ; puts. apres quelques traits
de plume preliminairee, il demanda
le nom du prevenu
Joseph Guerln, dit Julien.
All !! dit M. de Marcillac, vous Y
tenez.
Eft gravement:
--Vous YOU reconnaissez coupable
d'av0ir assassine, q l'h0tel du Cha
peau rouge, dams la soiree du ii oc.
tobre. lie nomm4 Antoine Ferou, cul-
tivateur au Fre>nOis7
-Oui.
-VOus vous reconnaisez &gale-
ment cOupable d'avoir, au meme lieu
ct le meme jour, vole lie contenu
dune sac"che retrouvee vide derriere
un des murs de l'h6tel ct don't ledit
Feron etait porteur2
-Oui,
Julien passa la main sur son front
on la sueur perlait.
-DOnnez lies details des circons.
tances qui ont accompagne le crime.
-Je vais vous dire tout CO que il
me rappeIle. dit lie jeune homme
avec un soupir. Pourtant. je ne vOus
promets pas de t%ouj"urs me souve-
mir. Dams &c mOment-la, voyez -vous.
je n'avais pas la t6te a moi. Je suis
monte sur les hut heures a ma cham
bre. La, je suis reste seul longtemps;
j'attendis d'abord que lie voyageur
mon'at j'attendis quill s'endormit.
II etait a pen pres ONE houses quand
je snis entire. L'homme 6tait dams
son lit. II a lev6 la tete ; alors TAI
conpris quill fallait me debarrasser
de lui. II y await Ia un couteau, je l'ai
pris...
Pardon, q servante de Ph6tel
afirme vous avoir dome ce couteau
a table. ell meme temps que votre
CONVERT.
All c'est possible -. AlorS.
Jai garde lie couteau. J'avais done
raison, puisque j'ai en- a men servir.
--Vous n'avez frappe qu'un comp !?
I'm seul, ct puts je me suis enfui.
-Avec l'argent
-Avec l'argeet.
-Qu'en -vous faitf
-Je l'ai cache,
All fit NJ. de Marcillac gouail-
leur.-.. OH celia
Je MONTREAL l'endroit.
IL y cut IN momen: de silence ;
apres quot. le JUICE d'instruction re-
prit
-Vous aviez auparavant jet6 la sa
coche?
-Oui.
-Qnel en- etait le coutenu
-Je ne sails plus ; je vous le dis.
j'etais fou.
NJ. de Marcillac le d6vorait des
yeux. II dit:
-Continuez.
A C~OnfimMey
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visiteur j~usqu'en bas.

SlSitVut JuSfuO "a O"S'
Sur Ia porte, lis trouv6rent dame
Pamphile en- grands pourparlers avec
lie faoteur. Celui-cl, avec lie zele dun
porteur qui TENT a wider sa bo1te,
voulait absolument lui faire accepter
une lettre qu'elle s'obstinait d ne pas
prendre.
-Je vous dis, repetait- ellie pour la
dixieme fnis, que nous n'avons per-
some lei de ce nom-la.
A Ia vue de son mari. ellie reprit
la lettre q%u'elle venait de remettre
dams la boite du facteur, ct, tendant
cette lettre a Pamphile:
-Voyons, connais-tu personne lei
qni s'appelle D..
Mon, personne, dit Pampeile en-
epelant l'adresse a 6emi-voix.
NJ. de Marcillac Sc pencha negli-
comment pour lire pas-dessus son
epaule.
II fut pris dun reinstatement indi-
chile.
-Lui, balbutia til, lui, vivant
La lettre Qui etait entire les mains
de Pamphile passa tout d coup entire
les %siennes.
II la devora des yeux, haletant. ia
rouche ; ct le bouleversement de SEES
traits fut tel, que les trois p~ersonnes
pre>entes palirent Oh Sc regardant.
C'est que. u l'enveloppe, NJ. de
Ma,cillac venait de lire ces mOts
NOns,eur Julien GrdnG,er,
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Restaurant Antoine.

1fanstSre rue St-Louis No. Is.
NJ ANTOINE ALCIATOR annonce
N1e a ses clients de Ia mpay ct an
public. quill a transferG sou restaurant du
No DO rue st. Louis an No. Is meme rue. entire
kovale ct Bourbon. II s~ollicite la continpa-
ton du blenve1lant patronage qui lui Il etc
accorde ~iuslu'a ce jour.
cham6res menbtees pour les royaseurs.
NOES y.
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NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS REMOVED
to tho corner Of st. Philip aud Market
streets, next door to the Post Office, where
he will keep an assortment of Charter Oak
and other cooks stoves, fire CRATES, cooking
utensils, Glass ware, Tin ware. Bolts and
Nuts, Charcoal, rivets of all sizes and kinds:
and will be prepared to do any species of
Tin, Zinc, light iron and copper work.
Also an assortment Of wagon hubs, felloes,
spokes cot.
Jan. LIST. S. T. GRISAMORE
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nee, founded on PROOF, that no narnl can arlS
:om its use in any quantity.
That which protects from or prevents this dis
rider must be OF immense service in the com
iunities where it prevails. Prevention is bette
IAN cure, for the patient escapes the risk which
e must run in violent attacks of this baleful dis
emper. This "CURE" expels the miasmati
olson of FEVER AND AGUE from the system
nd prevents the development of the disease, L
aken on the first approach of its prelnonitor.
ymptoms. 1t is not only the best remedy eve
ct discovered for this class of complaints, bu
lso the cheapest. The large quantity we sup
" for a dollar brings it within the reach OF
yerybody; and in bilious districts 1yher'
EVER AND AGUE prevails, everybody yhoult
ave it, and use it freely, both for cure and pro
sction. 1t is hoped this price will place it within
1e reach Of al1-the poor as well as the rich
great superiority of this remedy over an.
Their ever discovered for the speedy and certain
are of Intermittents is, that it contains no Qui
inc or mineral; consequently it produces NJ
uinism or other Injurious effects whatever upol
1e constitution. Those cured by it are left o.
ealthy as il they had never had the disease.
ever and Agne is not alone the consequences
f the miasmatic poison. A great variety of dis
r,lers arise from its irritation, among which
re Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Headache
blindness, ToOthache, Earache, Catarrh, Asth
Iysterics, Pain in the Bowels, Collie, Paralysis
nd arrangement of the Stomach, all of which
rhen originating in. this cause, put on the In
srmittent type, or become periodical. Thu
CURE" expeiS the poison from the Dioou, ant
onsequently cures them all alike. 1t Is an IN
aluable protection to immigrants and person
ravelling or temporarily residing in the mala
ious districts. If taken occasionally or dahl
rhile exposed to the infection, that will be ex
reted from the system, and cannot accumulate
, sufficient quantity to ripen into disease
fence it is even more aluable for protection
ian cure; and few will ever suffer from Inter
littents if they avail themselves of the protec
on this remedy affords.
For Liver Complaints, arising from torpid
y of the Liver, it is an excellent remedy, slim
lating the Liver into healthy activity, and pro
ucing many truly remarkable cures. whe&
Their medicines fail.
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j. A. TRONE.
Market Street. (Lacapere'a BuildinesD
THIBODAUy.
(LASSlCAL and Religious Books, Station
Very, Blank Books, Music Paper, Articles
of Piety and Fancy Articles.
Photograph EaE.ery,
up Stairsl
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Empty sacks furnished free of Charge.
P. A. LEDET, Agent.
Fresh Ground Corn Meal, Grits and Har.
mOny always On hand.
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steam Rice Mill.

50. 81 & 83 TCHOUPITOULAS Street,
LOok-BOr 976. - Ne1U Orleans.
This is the "A and the quail
most extensive FM2~R ty OF OUR
SOUTH, - Unsurpassed
MILLING RATES
No. 1..-....-.-..s ct. y fb.
No. 2--.--.-.... ct. y ib.
No 3............! ct. y fb.
EIGHT sacks of bran returned to the plan
ter for every Bills. rough Rice re.
ceived.
Bearded Rice a speciality-having a Ma
chine invented expressly for the purpose of
removing the beard before gong to the
stone. s. p. CkICHLOW. Act,
aug 7-6m. Thib0daux, la.
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Ague Cure

No one remedy is loude
called for by the necessities o;
the American people than !.
sure and safe cure for Feve
and Ague. Such we are nov
enabled to offer, with a perfec
certainty that it will eradicat
the disease, and with assur