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10ol. Sogan Lead, whltae
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1O"pottde o art wdon
B0%souolcd Herb;o
UWQokeomaentd"$slipan!.;
20 an.. Coopa Isinglassan;
Shalaniqtan
100pondlndla Potnas;
2 awe nMrenuFlat andllSot;
RIO.e. 011, of Batamot;
b0 1b. Oil Peappannkd;
D pounads Andseed;
RB poandn Oil Cloven;
Rgaasanpoiundns P.wdednr
Idi pundada P BcdnPn p
jt grosanaSoda aafLee
30 grw Suor ofLemos;
10xua.,Yaal Pandera;
Il arseLltagdaa OtClO. and Sicily,
hIbda.OadoGat Southern Mnatard;
lanakl dtan Root;
2hatasl qaaaala Raot;
I kgs Tamadanda, frath;
2canaks Bay Ran., parta,
Rda.d Bap Ruan, pane;
aease. Peatl Sage;
0andpounll adden;
0 caskFrenach Lime Jaue;
Rhba.. Pawdetrd Caltbarldsa;
0bbl W. Eng. Vantlan Red;
20bb.. Spanlahrnaaan;
15b),!.. WananI Paint;
`jnbhlL RMtlag
RhO!. P.i Whilg;
IO bbs. Chalk;
0 ' Pomd er Stone;
'Uharog m .. e lnpd;a uty .bldkade
a tU~ti p~7ilnbiosn'
WhiltTand; Chroma Yelloa;
Paaaltlaa; Pad. Ilann;
YioOchra
DatatPlak; Yalalow katu
ed and; nlad 1B. onu ;.1
InU a Vaadyka Banan;
Patant Dryers; Lllboarr
Capal Vnaralah lllata 611;
. saad clloavn Tannr'
White Danth an ; )oatoot ol;
Load OIld
P t Bral~al Whale 011;
idh00 oxed i~ndaw0I aacPF h and Amerdian;
Ohltewannjanldte nPdaintI s;
Stap1 at Jla Pand ate- bla
elNia amal ad aSahen;
Bleakýti~g In-, Brin daarg SassotameRnt;
Ohkatr Tlll T awrlareaasandtmpaa;
,Oaa!zbd .d. 2[u: annan
"~ aa~ndjaat~l Panala.
lodendpaper;
Intimnl an pring Lancets;
Ls$, ret Pumps
Watery 0rart Onps
Perfl.mery, etc.
Wbhs e , Gorman and Amerhe n;
LW'sA qdtsrorHa cthiae. ;
W, h',rxteete for H edketrehTet;
Pte t celatet lnete;
* laS P'o Stp;s T
RShOGL Crreee;
Lily White'
Liquid itt,;
Heir ee-ohee;
Tooth Bruhabeu
QRCloth Bru oha;
Lyon's Kdiatelroe
Buffalo iDressig Ceomb;
Horn Dresoing Combe;
Fins Ivory Combr;
RHeor Strops;
Sihaeng Brtehie;
Trs Topat Soap Balls;
Dine'ss rB a v soap ;
T tVlor's iPone Soap, Lowe's Brown Windsor Soap;
LPeninn Lotion; Ohloon Powder;
Byren's lirwn t Windor Soap;
Heeil's Chalk BaDlls; Charcoal Tooth Pastel;
Dr. Laette's Tooth Specifc;
Cohl Creantm
Wrigt'. r dontpne;
French and American Pomades;
Vermin Poltn;
Vinalgrep Roue;
Rose Lip Salve;
Sapenaeeous Compound.
Patent Mediclines, etc.
WAHNESTOOC'S Vermlftge;
MLAN'e Vermlle;
WINBBR'S Vermlrae
TOWNSEND' Srotepailll.;
BULL'S Soraporlill.
SAND'S Starnlite
MOiRRL.'N S BSarmeVlla;
BOOFiLAND'S terean Bilten;
MOFFAT'S Phmnlx Bliters;
STOUGIITON'S IBitter;
TALLY-HO Bltters;
BRYANS Pulmoele Waters IITT W
AYER'S ePeeorael;
WIBTAR'i Blaem Wild Chery;
DAVIS' Wld Cherry andi Ter;
ROER'S Liverwort Tar;
=COD LIVER bL, Bttrnett'
HASTING'S Syrup of liaple;
QUERU'S CODLIVER OIL JEIY:
OSG(t)D'S Choloteioge;
THONPSON'B Eiye-.tar;
WRIGHTl'Sn IndleVegetitlePll
CHAMPION'S Pevr end Aged PidA .
SAPPINGTON'S Faevo and eeAit Pills;
SPENCER'BT~ il.Pi
SJAYNE' Sutllve PuIs"
BRANDRIIT'S Pili;h
MOPFAT'S Pilii;
MclANE'S Pills'
I - IULL'S Tonle Pill,
L RADA -THORN'S Extract;
ARCTIC Litnieti'
P fA'TARRANY'S egeate
i ' DALLEY'S Paen ireltetor;
DAVIS' Pnte Kliler;
- MUSTANG Linimentl;
m .eALLISTER'S Olntment;
GRAY'S Ointment;
IN!' LIILE Ceholera Reitedy;
.... 4 ' RENLD .L'S CholerN Syrp;
AlI, DR'S Trlcophe;
.... t 'PUR Y. B, ieatlO feupte0
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:ID Mepaid.ese,,
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as a1)hdts.ee. cw us Cutouahoeae street,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.,
ateCe the qlUeaeoa od Druggiss Melh.te Ph dwelans aad
etee, Ito eir e e t leesh eoek of DR.U1 , MEDICINES,
CHEMIALS, TOILET ARTICLEt, FANCY GOODS, el0.,
for te Fall ad Winter tde all of whlh are waerranted plre
and Bselrtss artilel. e oe the oLeltm halog had long experl
enee, p seraml Sonthere deies, el/in oerdos for the trade,
feele eonfldent that the OIrecn pre theutmost satifaoetion.
We all preped, eat all tiket, to ll orders fo le olgor ntll
e .eont. Orders .etdted 00e the. otr.y. ARl orders, with
eCefa ten.yeeE attendledtothe sameIasf left in person,
Sod ince geeeed aloas any othle hoot e lecnb. We
.eno eoantities of each arteicle, but il be always pre
pared to isn alldemend :
Chemlelt, . kinds.
Permery, al khededs
Fancy Goods, all kind.,
Brshe, all kined&.
Cream Tartar,
Gom COMphor,
Senna Leaves, Alex.
ltm. Leaves, E. I.
Epsom Salts,
Glahber Sale,
Sal Soda,
Bi-Carbonte Sod.s
Acids, all kiuds.
Alem, whole and ground.
Amononia AMq,
Alcohol. O and 95 per cent.
Balsam Copalva
Baltem Fir,
Blsamw Tole,
Blue Em, P. and W.
Bloe Mans, Eng.
Paeevie Bark, red.
Peervien Bark, yellow.
Bolae, Ceaead.
aCeonee, P. and W.
dalemel, Eng.
Nitrate of Shrer, pm-e.
Nitraie of Slrve, crystall.
Chloroform,
Clorn,
Copperes.
Cerk, Bottle and VCal
Sualh. Ether.
Chlorle Ether,
pilau Ether, Nitres.
xtracts for Flavoring,
Extracts, MeIdlehal, wolld eu Elid
Fnoel., rueorted.
linglae, asserted.
Glee,
Gem Arable, Ne. 1, 2 nd &
Ge(m Aloee
Ge m F o.d.,
Gum Opium, Turkey.
Gem Drops, adorted.
Hops, new crop.
Indlgo,
Ink, Bhlek, aserted esies.
Iron, ePreelnleoas of Iodine.
Laeeet, a.erted.
Lquolee, Extract.
Logwood, Chip and Ext.
Magnesia, all kinds.
Morars, aseorted ellec
Nutmegs,
Pinte , dPry ad in oiL
Oils Essential, all kinds.
Notgalls, whole and pow'd.
Mema, lcge and s fMll ake
Morphia, Sal., Acet and Mar.
Iodide Potass., Am., Fr. and Eng.
Patent Medicines,
Seldll Powders, two sies.
Soeda Powders,
Powders Belected, snorted.
Selph. Qdinine,
s ep od Q lQoeo,
PreparaLions of Qutnine,
Aniseed, Cardemon Seed,
Colchlemn Seed,
Coreander eed,
Fennel, Caraway,
Canary, Hemp, Rope, Fl.x,
Lobella and Mustard Seeds.
Syringe., MetlI, all ses.
Syringe, Glas.
Syrinlges, Self.
Tnlsses, all kinds.
Tanale Acid,
Suregical I.trements,
Tooth Forceps, ass'd.
Amput ating Instruments,
Dissecting Instruments,
Skeletons, Aeleculatcd
Medleine Chets, assnorted.
Vanish, Copal.
Sponge, Bathing, COnp, Carriage and Surgeone'
Varnish, Copal.
Varnish, Jepe
Varn.ish, Demar.
Yarnish, Leather.
Viels, Pres., anorted.
Gleasswne,
Linseed,
Sweet,
Boiled and
Cod LveC O.
Table Oil,
Quarts and pints.
We have only mentioned a few leading articles in thin list, a
t weold take too mneh time and spaeeto enumerate our eom
plete stock. We invite those visiting the city, who need good.
Ia or line, to gve e call o tf
ALBERTSON Es MUDGE,
-AGxN rol THE saLs Or
PORTABLE AND STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES,
SAW-MILLS, SHAFTINGS, GIN GEARING,
-And every deecriptlon of
Lachinery tfor Mill and Plantation use.
-Also, Agents for the sale of
CLEMONS, BROWN & CO.'S
LUrGLE AND DOUBLE CYLINDER COTTON GINS,
Bates' Patent Steam Gauges,
No. 8 UNION STREET,
Between St. Charles and Crondelet streets, New Orleans,
The Machinery ofered for sale by us is from establishments
which have been engaged in manufaeturing for the Sonuthern
contry for the pat twenty-ve ears, and t will be found to be
entirely adapted for the uees for which it intended, of a much
superior quality to a great deal of the machinery brought to this
market, and at extremely liberal prices. Persons wishing to
puhehase are nvited to call and examine for themselves.
CLEMONS, BROWN & CO.'S COTTON GINS have been
sead successfduly in various parts of the So.bh for fifteen years
and more, during whieh time upwards of FI VE HUN DRED of
them have been sold anally. We guarantee them to be equal
In every respect to any gin sold in this steetlon.
THE DOUBLE CYLINDER GIN is a recent invention of
Mr. J. F. Brown, of Columbns, Georgia. We refer persens who
are interested to the following certficate, which is taken from
hundreds which we have received :
RUSSELL CoUNTr, ALA., February , 1859.
Meess. Clemens, Brown & Co
Oentlemen-I have used one of your Double Cylinder 60 saw
GOnsduring the past eeson, and take pleasure in stating my con
victian that its pteformance is far seperior to any Gin I have ever
teled for speed, convenience and safety. I was induced to buy it
beae I believed it would pay for itself in the saving of time
in onee crop, ad It ithas fully answertd my expectations. It re
quires no more power to propel it than a Single Cylinder 0 saw
Gin, while it clean twice as much cotton per day and is much
easier attended to; this is accntled for from the lesser width of
thebreast, and that it will gin all the cotton that can be put in
the roll without throwlhg out or choking. It cleans the seed re
m~akably clean, and makes ac good a sample of cotion as any
Gin I have ever tiled. The c.,tton buyers of Colmbns have re,
peatedly told me I had a supeorir Gin, without knowing it was
one of your Double Cylinder style. Your Double Cylhtder Gin
I consider a great improvement on tie ordinary Gin, and the
planter who makes over fifty bales of cotton will find it to his
interest to lay caide ithe Shgle Cylinder 40 or 50 saws Gin and
place himself under obedigations to you, by purchasing your
Double Cylinder Gin, andc thereby save time, labor andt money.
Without the pleasure of a personal acqueintane c with you,
permit me to aseure you of my friendly consideration.
EDGAR GARLICK.
Messrs. W. G. Clemons, Brown & Co.
Samples of both styles of Glrs, as well as other Machinery,
may be seen at our store.
ALBEIRTSON & MUDGE,
No. 8 Union street,
cn2 Ip6t-tf Between pt. Charles and Carondclelt.
PHILIP RAHN, EAGLE MAClIONE WORKS,
Richmond, Virglnta,
MANUFACTURER OF PORTABLE AND STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Sugar Mills, Saw Mills, Grist Mills.
Large and Small Draining Machines.
Pumpn, of all sl.s and descriptions.
Shaftng,, Coupling, Pulleys, angers an.d Boxes, of all
sizes.
Imocootive, Flues and Cylinder i, oilers.
Shingle, lath and Planig Machines.
Tobacco Screws and Fixtures, of every descdption.
Agent for Bergor's & Boyle', Machine-ground Saws.
Virginia Penithiary Made Axes--very one of which is
lally guaranteed.
H. M. Smuth's Celebrated Straw Cutter.
My Machinery hu otreelvd the highest tsmonalals given In
the United MSate, Erxperloj cd rmchnics will b sent to erect
MUhlnery I ll when ddred ; and in the event of the purchaer
dlaoverog that the i o Is not what it ws represented, it can
be returaed at my expense.
Ordt, or coommuniotlions aidraesd to the underslgOd,
through the Post-Onle, will met with prompt attemalon.
An lllutnted aotlogue, ontainlng Lis o Prale, Cort.lf.
ateso etc., will b sent by malt, poetage paid, to any deirtg it.
PHILIP RAtIM,
Proprtetor Eagle Machine Works
4'OMoce in New Orleans, l1 St. Charles street. oil 2p6t--lal
pASIONAtROILOEIBZ
FASIONABLE CLOTHING I
FAFASIONABLE CLOTHING
F. STRINGER & CO.,
35 .................... am p Street ....................35
Between Oravler and Common,
RETAIL DEALERS
READY-MADE CLOTHING
-Of
Every Description anid Quality,
Inform the public that tqey have jest received from their
manufactory, a Iarge and well-aorted stack oa Oode in theLr
IBne, together wih
AN UNRIVALED ASSORTMENT
--Ot
PURNISHING GOODS
-For
GEWIYMEN'S WREA,
Which, in pat, cits as fo ews :
Cadts hfr Dress.
FINE BLACK CLOTH DRESS COATS.
FINE BLACK CLOTH FROCK COATS.
FINE OLIVE
FINE BLUE
FINE CLARET
Coats ter Business.
STEEL-MIXED CASSIMERE BUSINESS COATS.
ENGLISH CHECK
PLAID AND FANCY
BLACK CLOTH
BLUE CLOTH
--baO-
ENGLISH SILK-MIXED CASSIMERE SUITS.
GREY
Overcoats.
BLACK CLOTH OVERSACS.
COLD
FANCY CASS.
BLACK AND COL'D BEAVER OVERSACS.
BLACK CLOTH PALTOTS.
COLD .
GARIBALDI OVERSACS-Entrely NEW STYLE
Pants.
SUPER BLACK DOESKIN PANTS.
CASSIMERE
.. FANCY FR. CASS.
.. .. it ENG. ..
.. .. AMERICAN ..
Vests.
RICH FIGURED VELVET VESTS.
BLACK
BLACK AND COLD SILK r.
FANCY CASHMERE k .
Shirts.
A LARGE VARIETY OF SHIRTS, MADE UP IN EVERY
STYLE.
Farnishing Goods.
SUPERIOR MERINO SHIRTS,
DRAWERS,
HALF-IIOSE,
SILK HALF-HOSE,
SCARLET FLANNEL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
SHAK.ER
FRENCH FLANNEL TRAVELING SHIRTS.
FRENCH AND ENGLISII COTTON IIALF-DOSE.
RICH CASHMERE AND PRINT DRESSING GOWNS.
RICH ASSORTMENT OF SILK SCARFS.'
PRINCE OF WALES TIES.
JOINVILLE TIES.
COLORED BORDERED AND PLAIN FRENCH CAM
BRIC HANDKERCIIEFS.
JOUE IN KID GLOVES,
SILK, WOOLEN & LEATHER GLOVES.
UMBRELLAS,
TRUNKS, AND
'TRAVELING BAGOR
F. STRINGER & CO.,
No. 3S Camp sL.et,
o24 m Benes .Commo and Grlser streeln
OHA $l . RtAILEY.
CHARLES R. RAItty.
GENERAL GROC 0 ER,
-AMl Dealer In
LIQUORS.
WINBS,
OIGARS, and
TOBACCO,
No. 35 TCIIOIPITOULAS STREET,
Between Grader ,ad Natchez st .,
Ofers for sale., an REASONABLE TERMS, the folowing
IMMENSE STOCK OF GOODS in hb line:
Coffee
RIO, JAVA,
WBITE AND BROWN,
MOCHA, LAGBATRA, eta.
Candles
STAR-MId boxan
SPERM, and
ORHEMICAL SPERM, etc.
Butter
GOSHEN-Fresh, landing constantly by steamers and
ail vesls, from the best F.s:aer Dairies.
WESTERN-Fresh, landiEg constantly by steame.
Cheese
250 bmxes now in store
WESTERN,
ENGLISH DAIRY,
DURHAM FARM,
*LOIOESER,
STILTON, eto.
Sugar-Lovering's Refined
. 00 bbl.. Crambed.
.. .. .. Plvredd.
.. .. .. Cos Pdv'd.
I bll boxes Loaf
LOUISIANA, Is hhd. and bbs.
Crushed, Powdered and Lol.
Molasse-
New Orleans ReBery Rebeled
Fruits
RAISIE--MR sad Layes- boxes, heera ad qrs.
CURRANTS-1 akLe.
SEEDLESf RAISINS-I. Mae,
DATES,
CITRONS,
PRUNES-Dry.
PECANS-Texs.
ALMONDS.
BRAZIL NUTS, etc., eSe.
Hams
Sugar-Cured-Chole brands.
Plain . .. ..
SIDES, SIIOULDERS, MESS PORK, etc.
Beef
Mea and Prlme-bbls. and haW bbls
Dried Beef-POd, and Sugear-Cured.
Lard
In kegs and barrels.
Flour and Salt.
Brandy
200 peakes vaea qualdbes.
Whisky
25 pckagns OLD BOURBON,
MONONGAHELA,
IRISH,
SCOTCH,
RECTIFIED.
Gin-Gin
HOLLAND.
AMERICAN, ete., etc.
Wines, in Wood
MADEIRA,
PORT
SHERRY,
SWEET and DRY MALAGA.
Wines, in Glaa-
CLARET,
WIIITE WINES,
SAUTERNE,
BARSAC, etc., etc
Champagne-
200 baskete assorted.
Sundries
BRANDY CHERRIES--Ghus and eork stops.
BRANDY FRUITS-Assorted.
ANISETTE-A qailties.
CORDIALS-Assorted, all kinds.
WOLFE'S AROMATIC SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS.
BLACKBERRY BRANDY.
RASPBERRY BRANDY.
APPLE BRANDY-Old and fine.
PEACH BRANDY.
CHAMPAGNE CIDER.
LONDON PORTER--Qart ad plots.
SCOTCH AND INDIA ALP~--Qart and pints.
PORTER AND ALE-In boxes, qts. and pts., American.
Tobacco
1500 boxes, of all styles.
Pound., hbkf pounds, 5'., 10',, TWIST.
POCKET LUMP, etc., from the lowest grade to the highest
quality and price.
Cigars-
All the approved brand of fine Havanr CIGARS.
An a fsor:ment of German CIGARS.
Cuba Sixes, etc., etc.
Snnuff
Loaillard's, iGarret's, Goodwin's,
Room;e', etc., etc., etc.
Pipes
PIPES of every decrlption.
PIPE IIlEADS of assorted qualitle.
Godowib a Smoking and Yellow Bank TOBACCO.
Gall's ..
Tea-Tea-Tea
IMPERIAL, in half rhest.., f!' every quality--100 pkgs
i rO, 12a l 17 lb. boxes .. 200 ..
in canisters of' 1 and 2 1bs. each 10 ..
GUNPOWI)ERR, I.n h. bels, of eery qpality, ,.,
in 6 lb., 12 ib., and camiters, 1J ..
YOUNG IIYON, hlf. ehest, a,'d qucality, 70 ..
OUI.,ONGI POUCIION .... .. 10.,
in.l,15ad lb., IN ..
POUCIIONG, in 6 and 8 oz. plpers, 1
Pickles, Preserves, Ketehups, etc.
Ground Spices.
Wood and lWillow-Vare.
Spiccs
I0o btgs PEPI'ER.
20 ales anld haif bales ClOVES.
0 bangs AISPICE. 0
500 mats CASSIA.
1000 peuuds NUTMEGS.
200 pounds MACE.
Paper
llaedware, Siraw,
Cap and Letter,
Playing Cards- Toe, News, etc., etc.
American and Spanish, every variety.
Lard, Sprm, Whale, Cotton Seed.
Sweet Oil
Quarts and pint s-20 baskets.
Soap- Mgaota, Colgate, Winchester, Wcestern, etc.
-Together with
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF ALL ARTICLES
-In the
GROCERY LINE.
For se by
CHARLES R. A.ILEY
No. to Tehonpitoks street, between Gravler and Natch sts.
ciT to
PHOTO.. R IAPIo.
ANDERSON d BLESSING'S
NEW AND SUPERB
PHIOTOGRAPHIC & DAGUERREOTYPE
SALOON,
No. 61 Camp street,
CORNER OF COMMERCIAL PLACE,
New Onsusee,
OPPOSITE THE PICAYUNE OFFICE.
We beg leave to inform our numerous patrons and the pub
ce, that we have removed from 134 Canl street to the above.
naud commodious building, which we have lftted and fur.
.ibed Ina .itable style, with the
Largest Sky-Light in the City,
A LARGE RECEPTION ROOM for the Pubhe,
A SPLENDID PARLOR AND DRESSING-ROOM,
Exeludrely for Ladie, and
A LARGE STUDIO for onr PFinters,
Togther with all the neessary rooms and conveniences for
the executso of
EVERY SIZE AND STYLE
-er
Miniatures and Portraits known to the art,
-From
TFIE SMALLEST LOCKET
-To
FULL LENGTH LIFE SIZE ON CANVAS IN OIL.
PHOTOGRAPHS, Life Sive, made by the new SOLAR CAM
ERA PROCESS.
PHIOTOGRAPHS on Visiting Cards, by the hundred.
PIIOTOGRAI'IIS, all Intermediate sice,.
PHOTOGRAPHS, all sizes, untouched.
PHOTOGRAPHS Painted In Oil Colors.
PIIOTOGRAPIIS PMnted In Water Colors.
PIIOTOIRAPIIS Painted in Pastel Colors.
PIOTOGRAPIIS Touched in India Ilk.
PHiOTOGRAPHS Copied from old )lIgnerreotypes, Amlro
types, Paintings, Drawings, etc., and elniShld in any style.
PHIOTOGRAPIIS taken In Groups of Famihes.
PIIOTOIRAPIIHS taken of Buildings in any part of the city.
DAGUERREOTYPES ltken in all their beauly and perfcb
tion.
DAGUERREOTYPES taken of deceased iprons in any part
of the ity.
AMBROTTPES taken on a uew and improved plan upon me
tallic ilates, thereby obviating the danger of breaklig.
AMBROTYPES traucferred to Paper r Leather, letter rice,
for mailing.
--Al AS-
ANY, EVERY AND ALL STYLES
Minlatures and Portraits,
Too numero:us to enumerate here.
Gallery open free to visitors the entire yeas, (Sundayi ex
cepted.)
Prices as low ia any simlar establishment i the city.
Perfect satisftcton given in all cases, or no charge will be
mode.
Nona but the best ArtitS employed st this eeiablthment,
and the public may safely give u a trial.
-Constantly on hand
TIlE LARGEST ASSORTMENT
-Of
Fancy Cases, Frames, etc.
-Al],
GOLD LOCKETS, PINS AND TRINKETS.
ANDERSON &I BLESSING,
No. G6 Camp stree:,
Corner Ct-mmercial Place, New Orleans.
ANDERSON & BLESSING,
01....................CAMP STRIIEET.................. 1
No. 10 Commercial Place,
.II'ORTERS, MANUFACTURERS ANVD DEALERS
-In
EVERY DESCRIPTION
-Of
Ambrotype, Daguerreotype, and Photo
graphic Materials,
APPARATUS AND CHEMICALS,
At the Lowest Market Prices.
rOrdeors solicited and Klled promptly.
ANDERSON & BLESSING,
6m No. G1 Camp street
3. WRIGHT & O..
DH. VWRIGHTI8 CELEBRATED REJU
VENATING ELIXIR,
Prepred on the strielest Phuamecentleal Pldnelples, by one. e
the Ablest Chemise do the Age.
NO MINERALS.
Dr. Wright thinkh it well to stake him professional charaeter
on the fact that no mlnerals whatever form the least eomptom t
part of the Ingredients In his RIEJUVENATING ETLIXI.
well knowing what rule lua been ettalled on the community by
opintm and arecury.
Generally, to the dehllltated, Dr. Wright would say, neear
despair. No matter how worn down you may be-no matte
how weak yon arte-no matter what the cseee may have be
formka at once whatever behas led y to depart from H-ygie.e
prtJncLp.e; take hie
RT:JUVENATING ELIXIR,
and you will ind yourself t new man, a pride instead of th
tevere, to your friend, and a heathy, sound and worthy mem
bert ,f tle whle Itattn btmlly.
For sale by the IPrprietors,
J. WRIGHIT & CO.,
21 and 151 Chartres treet, New Orlens, Ira.,
SoIe Peoprletors,
And by Druggiete geneealls throughout She United States.
HEMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCIEU.
JOY TO THE AFFLICTED.
It curet neryeonsend debllitatedl Tffers, and removes all teb
eymptlom, amontget hiblel hill be hountd
Indispsition
to eerteeu, Loe
of Power, Los. of Mee.
ry, Difficulty of Breathing, Gen
erall Wehk.ee, Horror of Dieseae,
Weak Nerves, Trembling, Dreadl u Horror
of Death, Night Sweate, Cold Feet, Wkeflnseee,
Dimness of VYoen, er, Lu r, veeersl Laedtede of the
Mleealer System, Olee Esnormous Appetite, wite Dy)peptds
Symptoms, He Hanes, Flashing of tle Beldy, Dryness
lf the tkin, lnUlid C(rtetlece atd E mruptlee
on the Face, Pain Ipfthe Baek, Heavil
ners of the Eyeltie, Frequently
Black Spots Flying be.
fore tie hEel,
with
Temporary Rutslon and Loss of Sight, Want of Atte.go
Great M~abliity; Restlesenee, with Iorror of Soelety.
Notlhing Is more desirable to such Patients thtm
Selitude, and nothing they more Dread
for fear of themeelves, no repose of
Manner, no Earnetnsee,n pees
nlation, but SIturrled
Transition ron one
quet ion to
another.
These symptoms, If allowed to go on-whiN , this medicine In
variably removes--en follows LOSS OF POWER, FATUI
TY and EPILEPTIC FITS-In one of which the piltent may
expire. Who eno ay that the ex cesees arsee not frequentl
foleowed by thee. direful deaeest--INSANITY AND CON
SUMPTION? The recorde of the INSANE ASYLUMS, -O
the melancholy detLes by CONSUMPTION, bear ample wltain
tothe truth of thee asertions. In Lunatic Asylmelsthe moe
melncholly exhibition appears. The countlenace Is etaeelly
e.etlden and quite deastiute-neither mirth nor grief ever evt it.
Should a suund eto tie voice oeeur, it . rarely artiulate.
S b With weful meeures wan despair
low euleyn uende hie grief begniled."
IDebi!fty is mast terrible, and bee brought thousands uepo
thoumnlds to unilmely graves, thns blueting the ambition e1
any toble youths. It can keeured by the use of thi
INFALLIBLE. REMEDy.
For sale in New Orleans, whole-ale and retall, by
J. WRItH; tT & CO.,
21 and 151 Chsrtres etreet,
General Agent.
WINER'S CANADIAN VERDIIFUGE.
IMPORTANT MEDICAL INFORMATION.
The late Dr. Ch apm, of Philadelphla, has laid it down as a
rule, that " worms may e rsus.eeted in a child where there is
emnaciation, and abpeoatlly weakness of the bowels. aecompanid
by a discharge uf slime and mucus," and all medical authorties
gree that to work a thorogh care, the stomach and bowels
.u-t be invigorated as well a-the worms themselhesdl ochargd.
WINEIR'S CAN lDIAN 'VERMIIIFUGE fulIls both thee er
ditions. It not Duly .ti'pates the vermleales, ,utstrengthens
the digertir.on, increoaes the w,lrent power of the gastric Jdo
and impart, a healthh arlion to the bowels. Mleue its cres are
complete and pc: -nent.
TItE IDEA OF TIlE LIVING BODY
Il'!n, the re~eeptAele o f g, eedy worm, is .Iekeuhng and yet
ix oat oI every ten lhildren are mn or lers.s . icted',l ith them.
Why .honlh this be the case when there are voinmfs of toad.
moany to prone that a few dorses of \iner', Caadian "Vertlafge
wIU eradical. t.,e diie:.' Parents make ,a note of this etab
i1hed fact, ald .nmembe,,r that tile medicine is free from all
deleterous s ubrtan.es.
PAINLESS IN ITS OPERATION,
Certain In it r.usilt; free from all mineral seubtanes, and
invigorating to tlhe ,)-,t.m; the. are the merits .f WINER.!.I
CANADIAN VERMIILFUG E, a preparation which eraUcEates
every cla.s of inlernal wormo, with a degree of dispatch that Is
as agreeable as it is a.tonihbing.
For ia!e ln Yew Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WIRIGHIT & CO., Sole Proprietors.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
TIIERE IS NOTIHING LIKE IT.
Ilow muchl pain and sffering--nay, even life Itll--may be
saved by hat ing a .spply of " Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor"
on hnd, in ease of aldden accidents. In ents, wounds, bnrns,
scatls, fprals 1,d brnblera-.:,,itblh. to whldh children are cola
stonily sultdet--the aetHn of the Ipaln Extractor tD ever the
sauoe. Families lould never boe witthout It. Ftdldirections e
company each bo. The genuine Is always sigled HENRY
DALLE.Y, manuflcturer, upon a steel engraved label.
DAI.IEY'S MAGICAL. PAIN EXTRACTOR
HIa, now been in use over thirty year. ; there is hardly a per
Von .ut ,hat bh. h, ard hif It, and not a family that hasI ued it
oncr, that could b,; ie udcu to be withom t a hax on huand in eate
of sudden accident. When once used it is thre to become a
etand.,r r.rmetly, because it has no equal In curing burns, scalds
When n youn look around yrur h lties, and yon think there Is
everythuh , forebdle, comfort and happinst-, suddenly one of the
dear yneaag ones full-, mad it deep cut is the ,eauit of the aci
dent. Tau n, wr look eveywtlere for relicf, and yotncan't nod
it--h y y Itecanse you htee neglected to have on hand a box of
" IDhliy's Magichdl lait, Extractor"--thi is i the whole tronble.
Rlendlel and dlats have it tonhand. Instant relief will be
to all d1
DALI.EY' . 3IAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Will Iubd, thie pain and inflammation from the severest
brna or scald, in from one to twenty minutes, heal the wounds
without sear, and etfetunlly care fever sores, pihs, sat rheum,
linlmatnry ihelnlnatism, sore and inflamed eyes, anis, wounds,
,rac, old ore, scald heardl, corns and buiDone, sprains, swell
J. WtRIIIT & CO.,
21 and 151 Chartres street.
Sole nent. for the Sou;,hern States, and to whom all orders
should' ';e adhheaed.
FEVER AND AGUE.
OSGOOD'S CIIOLAGOGUE.
Th- is the only sure and certain remedy for this hateful dis
e·-e. No one n1eed, ever again complain of having it, unlets they
have never taken this celebrated remedy. If once they take
OSGOOD'S CIIOLAGOGUE,
A farewell to Chilis and Fever forever.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
Sole laents for ,he South, and to whom all orders should be
addredsed.
GREAT DISCOVERY.
Ample tests, both by able practitioners and chemical analy.h,
have demonstrated the great value of Prof. DeGrath's beoatiful
combination, caled
ELECTRIC O.L,
for the relief and cure of pain. Bnt the people themselves are
rendering their verdict In a manner both unmistakable and rtis.
factory. More than twenty thousand bottles have been sold in a
very short time-a great proportion to those who heard others
recommend it, who Ihd tried it. That It's a splendid disovery
is everywhere acknowledged, and nothing like it was ever befoe
prepared.
The only genuine ELECTRIC OIL is Prof. DeGrath's, which
is to be had of all respectable Drn.g-is in this city, and at
wholesale and retail, at the proprietor's prices, of the Agent.
For lale in New Orleans, wholeale and retail, by
J. WRIGIIT & CO.,
s31 ly 21 and 151 Chartres street

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