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OCULISTS.
DOCTOR j. FRANCIS
CELEBRATED EYE WATER.

CELEBRATED EYE WATER.
MO. 10 BARCt Y STREET, within two doors of the
intanmatoyG Of the ey- weakness Of sight, &C.,
neverfai wing nebnas of the longest standing without
CERTIFICATES
certify that Jacob Valentine youth about feen years
of brought house las fell apparently blind. He
called to-day and that he has been the patient
Dr. j. Francis whose treatment has beeu the means under
This certify that or my children afflicted with
diseased for length time Of them almost blind
with nebula GOVERNS the sight Every remedy resored
recovered They perfectly restored sight by DIR. j.
DANIEL s. JONES, $50 Pearl street.
almost blind for twelve years and in five wseks under
the skiliu treatment of DR.. j. Francis my sight is
MARTHA BROWN. III Forsyth street.
lcery to the above being sTSs s.F RsNpn,c
Paste of the Stanton Church.
was nearly blind for TIVE IT, with cataract in each
and from the of Dr. Francis wonderful preparation for
that disease my sys 1 n9S ssfy SeeHvSsS 1y,
We, the unde having witness the astonishing eff
OF Dr. Francis preparations for diseases of the
satngy them TO the notice Of the public
Duncan Dunbar Pastor Of McDougal ST. Church.
5. II. Cone, Pastor of the First Baptist Church.
John Peck Agent of the Home Mission Society.
Jacob Brounsr Pastor Of the North Bar list Church.
Joypb Andreade. Roman Catholic Priest of ST. Peters
Numerous certificates be the Office Prepared and
sold only by Dr. Francis 10 Barclay street, New York.
Artificial Eyes inserted which cannot be distinguished from
the natural, without giving the slightest pain. -
Dr. j. Francis respectfully mer his friends and the public,
that Of his business Dr. Glenny
Member of the Royal College Of Surgeons London and Of the
dence can be placed in his profs skill Oculis
Office hours from 9 A. NJ. until 6 T. Nj. jy10 3m$c
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tCor .pond,ncc OF the Herald.1
Nr,sy Orrr.qe Augt,.t ~ IS

lcofft 7lA'i"rN"t OF lit itl}lH.l
NEW ORLEANS, August 10, 1912
Il Depressed Siaic Of Th-,gs IN The Soptt--Fro-
poty-Houscs ani Lots-Rcal E'si7tc-- Produc --
FannUs Bunk The Cotton Crops.
DEAH BENNErr;-
am happy to learn that you have returned TO
your city in fine health and renewed spirits. Long
may your life be spared to enlighien the world, and
De an honorable example to posterity Of what an
editor should be, and what an editor mas been.
Not seeing much in your valuable paper about
New-Orlcans, | thought | would give you few
items Of what s going on in this ttle corner OF the
world. LIST, We are all broke; that you knew be-
fore we are now squabbngsabou the remnants
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BUTTONS.
tNVIlIUf0 -,
BOAT ESTARLISHMENl.
IN WATFE ETREET,

~ WATER EIhELlf
POUR noors EAST og cATHAlNF ahI.ss ta. -.
TNVE Suhscfhti havinr IN BIS i4nnr sctoI, th III
4 own nlunsdis slqeiintondcn,e, some q ~ 2, r,s
most evperisnfedl ider This city 10. w t,. - a.
~ lirr ,er, ft srrirfion u b0s when rnD's l W
furnish az ~ shortest notice. Bor, 1l ine h''' Ni'O "S
,,lll, W'i, ,f,te IA Nj - Firasare hrrge he
Wave ti,zs VS gs.,sl5a sf t.ugEkcecsc nache d
Naf, ~ s,ipi snI Wyo, Of Mobile, Geo, s,ss., Ct
,Ais ifA NJ. i1r,e celeste. Of New Orissrs Sc. -,
i-I $3.50 WI Crous, Fashon, lamont, star AMI I'd
wi Forrest S,., s =. " ss,n -, ~
uor' AND COLD SALT WATER BATHS.
-, apTNEifjs NV Hot aud Cold sli, water Ba'ts. n
* ,be foot u Desbosses street third pier south Of -
c Moth itiver are now open fNr ,h- mn0dagh ~
so sdies apd gentlemen Open from sunrise Until oocs
n ngt- i, -. - -....S h,s hoo,
dsepened which rrodcrgit an other ~ c
sierty OF New York On Tuesdays the etn y .Ssutse,s
e~oed ladies' an NJ A band OF music VIII De W ~
vapo b,,b, "a P' "'"' '''''"-' je3 sm@r1
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CONFECTIONERY.

ICE CREAMS, SODA WATER &c
7 BRADEN, No 70 Canal street j. still At his ia saut
y and will be happy his friends we'll thu publ
generally and would inform them Ihlt he continues make
improvements his articles Confectionery aud Ice Creams
which been generally approved OF, from their bel
pure and wholesome deterpus articles in he
manufacturing of them Ia. supeintendence ote whole be
under his immr date supe rylsion.
SPEARS GONFECIiONARY, FRUITS, SIC. &c.,
wholesale aud retail
u- Particular attention will be paid orders for furnish
ing parties private families for Ice Creams Jees &c
prices II suit the times.
Orders for Confectionery from the will be attended
TO with prom, tness aud despatch.
He takes opportunity returning his thanks the be
raj patronage bestowed md hopes to merit OF
public favor. au2l linz
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DISEASES OF THE
EYE AND EAR.

1872 BROADWAY, Corner John street, up stairs.
SHANKS, NJ d. respectfully announces to the public
that for the better accommodation of his from
abroad well those Of ths city, he has moved his office
stated where he will attend from O'clock daily
and of all diseases incident the
eye and and the diseases Of Women and Children From
O'Clock daily will be devoted consultations for the
Of of department Of med-
cine including those of private and decate character.
Doctor Shanks order acquire the confidence of
and the public against the remotest feeling
of imposition and guacke begs leave TO state that he is
prac oner of medicine Of II years Duration graduate of the
University Of hs city of New York and that his inaugural
dissertation for IL. degree Of Doctor of Medicine from this
logically and Enthusiastically considered elected the highest
appobatory encomiums from Professor Mott before the
senbed counciand professors Of this learned Unvey dur
ing the public examination and defence of the same.
Dr. s. regrets the necessity he under in adv these
repugnant the delicacy Of
heaed physician but the duty he himself and the
gard he bound have for the preservation Of the public
health mperously demand that he should speak What
the regularly educated who has in
the study Of the qualify him for his
and who holds the sealed testimony learned and competent
authority before whom he examined 10 practice such
hel respectfully enquire REMAIN silent in his Office
and allow himelto be thu from the g'lmse round OF h.
scientific ton BY the bold pesumins reckless quscks-
No L. fer will not submit And in order TO place
this subject before the public in proper light aud in such
direct towards it the public in the strongest
possible propose publish Immediately my views
more at length on this topic.
Those of the public and the profession who disposed
second efforts will please cal M office, aud subscribe
for The expense will not tie more t,an x nc o
shilling. ! Tvs
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John GABRIEL VERKEN or WEKRE y, asNative Of
y Switzerland.-Any who has known heard OF
this individual of Of similar name will please
communicate the fact this information OF import
Of his family. His real name John Gabriel
Veuen; but in foreign land il like other
have been changed, become corrupted in its sDelnR
He the United States the 1885, and he
posed have resided the State of and TO have
died there but OF him has been discovered
information received By upon the subject probably
incorrect and this of making general in
qury throughout the Union.
tsndI lima p
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STRAW GOODS.

81 IA w UOODS.
IT BENNETT, 80 John and iil1s William streets, i'm
porter and facturer of Italian and Esgsh Straw
goods respectfully informs his customers and the public in
that he has hand splendid and extensive
ment OF ladies fashionable straw goods which he offers for
sale much reduced prices French and English
Dunsables Italian Rutlands, Fancy Sche and Imperial Ia
fashionable and beautiful artice) fine Tuscans Albert
Straws, &c. &c.
Also, entirely article, the White Siberian Hair
yet being light durable white
tfu-- and will clean "a well as atuscan. as 1m.c
THE CHEAPEST CASH TAILOR YET,-PETER v.
l. Hustled, Merchant Tailor No. Chatham square,
Of Chatham street. continues make Clothing Order
the neatet STYLE 10 cheaper than the cheapest cash
tailor in the city good fit warranted and hereafter dis
appointment au6 lmsr
SILK BANNERS &c.
HARRINGTON X CO, 293 Broadway, near Read street,
II Respectfully inform the Order of o. Of o. f., and their
friends generally that they prepared orders
for Flags and Banners in the most superior style for beauty
durability, and economy having Silks made for the
cason that will make the largest banners without ds6gurng
with
Specimens and Designs can be their Establishment
For style design and execution Of works Of the kind
fer 10 the Gety's Banner No. H. !, o. Of o. F. also TO
Greenwich, No. 49, Harmony a. Covenant, S., Perseverance,
H. also Military Companies and Sunday School Banners and
the societies st. Nicholas Now England ST. George st An
drews St David, &c &c.
Window Shades great variety 81 to the richest
and best, painted by the most eminent artists.
Stained Glass, amer the OF the anciens warranted
change color with mcnts for
church windows and other public and buildng
svsu packet stps, store windows, nc &c.
limitations Of Stained Glass painted on muslin for ehseh
expense the glass obcued and painted in brilliant colos
durable and cheap. Nv Hr
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ECONOMY, ELEGANCE, AND GOOD
IV1Nf,

THE has at areat expense fitted Of the
largest aud splendid Coffee and Eating Houses in
New York in which hundred at least down
excellent and substantial breakfast dinner and from
the choicest supplies ofihe markets with bill Of fare
ceied either regards quality number Of hesl by ho
tel in the United States and prices from cents
Mocka coffee and the best teas and served at only three
DENTS per cup. And all refreshments proportion The
unfonl civil and polite and every may be
assured Of feeling in this establishment quite at home In
fact every deartme Of the under the
dence competent oyesees whose sole and attention
directed the comfort and conyenicnces Of customers ana
HENRY GOSLING,
Proprietor Of the French and American Eating House.
Nos "a Nassau between Jshn and Maiden Lane.
SUNDAYS bre akfast. dnNrr and
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pATENTS-AMERICANA AND FOREIGN OFfiCk.,
and Agency Of the United States Patent Office No. ~
State street Boston
This Office has been established in Boston for the past
years informed that all business relative
the preparation Of caveats specifications and drawings assign
and other papers, and patents here
ted with accuracy and despatch and ali personal trouble
well expenses Of journey Washington and delay there
saved them Attendance here is altogether
model which may be sent by Handens Express and shor
explanatory being sufficient Patents secured foreign
countries all legal and scientific
respecting them. The facilities Of the Subscriber by his
works &C., enables him afford evid and opinions for
suits law, for infringe &c, which would be difficult in
other aspects pafties All models. &c., forward
ed to the Patent Office, Washington free Of xpense:
II. EDDY, Civil Engineer
The following extracted from letters Of the COMMISSIONS
Of Patents in 1889
To X. H. EDDY, ESQ.,
Sin 80 have to the of the high respect
of for SO far Lave h. ard
they have expressed themselves satisfied with
and justice yourself compes the business Of
Office Ear connected with this department, evnces
much skill and great assiduity. Yours respectfully,
H. l.. ELLSWORTH
For all further information apply to DAVID GARDINER,
Agent Of Patent Office No. 81 Pine street, New York.
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ktFR BLACK BALL, OR OLD LINE OF LIVER
hH4A POOL PhCKkTS-Sails Thursday the LIST Of
seEe@bsr.The mayGdssn. well known ysIv fast
Capt: Wn Birs;ow, will sail positively Thursday the
LIST of September, her regular day.
The accommodations othe Old, Black Is III Line Of Psc
kes for CABIN second cabin and steege well
known be far superior any other.
Parties visiting the old country, will find it TO their
comfort and select this ivonte packet their
and the best beh, early application
shoald be made board foot of Be- knen street,
ROCHE, BROTHERS X co. IS Fulton ST.
an23r Next door TO the Fulton Bank.
SE& FOR MoBILE-TO sail on Friday i che Isl g, inst,
kffN. the superior fast sailing barque WESkEAG,
:akazzsCapt Spauding, will positively sad above, her
regular day. and handsomely accommodate limited mum
Der of second passengers tmodet early app
cation be made board the baque u East River
JOHN HERDMAN,
au23r Gil South street.
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SH | K rs

SHlRTS made order, after the approved French
~ fashions. Genemens Garments Of all descriptions made
order at the shortest notice.
Genemen Furnishing Store q and 60 Maiden lane corner
of William street,
al Im.r WILLIAM COLLINS.
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CALT25O Sacks SILT Ashtons blackburn factory hlIcd
- landing from shin Sheridan and for sale IN lots 20 nit
cha.ers bv T.. X. COLLINS & CO.,
' au23r Sc South street,
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THE OLD LINE Of Packets Liverpool will hereafter Be
despatched the follow order excepting that when the
day Of sailing falls Sunday the ships will sail on the succeed
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Punetuaty as CARDS day Of sailing will be observed
The price Of passage outward E now hyed a. One
Hundred Dollars for which ample of DESCRIPTION
Twill be provided with the exception of wines and liquors.
(which will be furnished by the stewards.
GOODHUE& CO, 81 South ST.,
C.. II. MARSHALL, 30 BuTing-s1lp N Y.
ieoI iuh Barring BROTHERS < Co. LpOol.
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IlIn,n

PITT.
Alfred Moye, s. Isaac Joiner and ! L. Fore.
man, c. Po Moye 800, Adams 2OI. Com.
mons. Joiner $50, Foreman &c., Forbes Loco,
3S5, Ward (do.) 1858.
ANSoN.
A. Myers, S. without opposition. Thomas S.
Ashe, and John MeCollum, c.-qll Wings
Poll; Ashe SD, McCollum 622, ]. S. Kendall
507.
BEAUFORT.
Gen. J. OK. Williams, S. DR.. Shadrach Al
len, w. w. Williams, C.-the last Loco.
HALIFAX.
Andrew Joyner. no opposition, s. S. II. Gee,
b. i. Moore, and b. A. Pope. c. all Wings
Poll: Gee 56s, Moore 56i, Pope $50. S. c.
Whitaker 1873, NJ. A. Wilcox Az, William Ar.
rington 4I0.
EDGECOMBE.
Louis d. Wilson, S. Joshua Barns and Ralph
McNair, c.
Dr. Shanklin, e.. T., selected in this County
"a Wing loss.
PAsQUoTANK.
In the Senatorial District of Pasquotank and
Perquimous, William b. Shepard W. is reel
ecteI. In the Commons, A. G.. Ehringhaus,
(W)-no change.
WASHINGTON & TYRRELL.
III. G.. Spruill, (W } re elected.
WASHINGTON.
d. c. Guyther, w } reelected.
RUTHERFORD.
DIR. W. J. Miller, S by 1863 votes over McKin.
ney, Loco. Thomas Jefferson, W. f. Mills and
John Baxter, Call Wings. Poll JeffersoA
1883, Mills 1868, Baxter ll47, Ruker. W. $40,
john Edwards Loco 727.
PERSON.
John w. Williams, s. by 80 votes ever John
a. Barnett. John A Holloway and Hiram Sat.
terfeld, c. Poll Holloway 495 Satterfeld 406,
James iioleman w. 1853, Jones IL. F. 300,
Chambers (do) l3G.
NORTHAMPTON.
Mark Rogers, S. Thomas Bragg and John
b. Odom, Call Locos, but the last named--a
Wing loss 2.
ROCKINGHAM.
G. D. Boyd. S. r. L. Caldwell and Peter
Scales, Call Locos and no change.
CRAVEN.
]. J. Pasteur, s. q. 5. Dewey and y. II.
Street, G.
Calvin Kooncc Nv is elected
BURKE & YANCY.
Gen. Alney Burgin wv. is elected in this Sen.
atorial District.
The result OF the election thus far is
the Locos have elected 81 members and
the Wings 63-25 counties to hear from.
Wing loss 26-Whig gain |.
A TABLE
Showing the vote of Governor, as contrastcd with
the vote between Morehcad and Saunders.
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THE CAUSES.

The Raleigh Register of the 18th INST,
in remarking upon the causes for the Wing
defeat in the Legislature states the follow
inc facts, which must satisfy the most reck-
less that the defeat has been caused by the
sheer neglect of the Wings
In the County of Orange, the Loco Fo-
co Senator is declared elected by single
rote, vet several Wing voters are known
TO have been in this place on the day OF
Election, assigning as reason Tor theit
absence from the county, that they had
4 left Wings enough behind to elect Wad-
dell, Che Wing candidatc.) And, it's as
certained, that not less than GO Senate vo'
tiers, on the Wing side, were absent from
the Polls, while the Loco Foco vote ex'
hibits gain of ten on the vote OF lS4o.--
And in the House Of Commons but single
Wing was elected, though Morehoad's ma
lority in the county was more than one
hundred.
In the county of Burke, which gave
Morehead a majority of about l2oo, Mr.
Avery, young gentleman OF opposite pol
, itics, but having numerous and inshiy res
pectablo Wing connexions, IS returned :
the Commons, with two Wing colleagues
/ In Chatham, majority OF several nun
dred is given for Morehead, while one Lie
co Foco Member of Assembly is returne
|. with three Wing colleagues. ;,
; In northampton, Morehead Obtained
: majority of more than one hundred, whll
but one Wing is returned out oil TIRE
members.
4, In Granville, majority of more tina
fifty is given to Morehead, and but on
Wing, out of four, is returned to the A
sembly.
In Surry, Morehcad received maori
or of "a, and the whole Loco foco TICK
was elected. :,
In Moore, majority is given Tor Nor
y head, and Loco Foco elected to the l.
gislature.
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DUTY ON SALT, sc.

A great cry is made by the Loco Focos
because duty has been laid BY Congress
on Salt, and other necessaries Of life, and
the people are asked will they support such
party. 1t will be well for the people tc
examine the change in price before they
fall out with the Wings. Salt is selling
in the markets to which the people in this
section trade at from So to So 80 per
sack now if the price in short time in
crcases we may safely say the duty raises
the price but if il does not it will clearly
show tha, LAYING duty has no effect
but the scarcity or abundance Of an ar.
ticle has.
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SUPREME COURT.
Opinions have been delivered in tho following
Gases, since our last, viz;

Opinions have been delivered in tho following
Gases, since our last. viz;
Per RUFr!v, G. ]. In Baum .. Stephens from
Currituck, reversing the Judgment below Also
in Falls y. McAffee, from Lincoln, affirming the
indpment below. Also, in Moore's Adm. y. Bar
rows Ext. from Perquimons, declaring that
there is no error in the decree appealed from
Also. in Smith D. Low, from Guiltord, two ca
ses1 Judgment reversed. Also, in Bank OF the
State .. Furney and others, in Equity from Burke,
two cases dismissing the Bill 10 each Also IN
Rainey D. Marlborough, in Equity from Casweii'
dismisslng the Bill.
Per DANIEL ]. In Beaver D. Rice, from Sun
combc, affirming the Judgment below. Also, IN
Willis q. Butler, in Equity from Burke dismiss
nr the Bill Also, in Stale .. Carroll, from
Wake, affirming the judgment below. Also II
dem. OK dem. Rich .. Bleeding, from DAVE, at
frming the Judgment below. Also, in Ward .
| Ilureins in Equity from Onslow, reversing th'
order, everything the demurrer, &c, Also, II
picott o. Armstead, in Equity from Washington
Also, in Devereux 4. Dunn, in Equity from Der
tie, dismissng the Bill.
Per GAsroH, J. In State .. Trammell ct al
from Burke directing the verdict to DO set ASIDE
Also. in State o. Galimore, from Cabarrus, direct
ing the Judgment to be arrested. Also, an Stat
,. Patterson from Surry, declaring that there
no error in the proceedings of the Court heloN
Also. in solicitor ex rel. Wardens Of the Poor
Gerard, in Equity from Beaufort, reversing u
decree below. Also, in Mccain ct al. .. Hill
al. in Equity from Rockingham, directing re
, erencc.
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THE TARIFF.

The Jetiersonun Of the 10th has an ar
ticle on the Tariff headed "Ihe Robbery
Bill" in which he attempts to show that
the Loco Focos are in favor Of admitting
the necossares of life free, and for laying
n tax on the Injuries of life TO make up for
the deficiency. The consistency of Messrs.
Benton, Calhoun, &c. vii! be seen in their
vote on the proposition by Mr.. Rlves to
reduce the duty on French Wines from =
TO cents per gallon. 1t was decided IN
the negative as follows;
YEAS.-Messrs. Benton Calhoun, Fulton
King, Linn, McRoberts, Preston, Rives, sewer
Smith of Connecticut, Sturgeon, IappaM WI
cox, Wrght-li.
NAYS.-Messrs. Arsher, Barrow, Bates, Bh
yard, Buchanan, Choate, Clayton, Conrad, Crafts
Crittenden, Dayton Evans, Graham, Hunting
ton. Kerr, Mangum, Mcrrick, Miller, Morohead
Phelps. Porter, Simmons, Smith Of Indiana
Sprague, Tallmadgc, White, Woodbridgc-20
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them shockingly when you first came to
this country"
Bennett No more Of that Major,
and you love me, unless you wish to bring
up 'Old Clio again, but come to bed, for
that tiresome ass down stairs has made me
as sleepy as the devil"
NOAH. Well, | suppose must turn
m, since there's no help for it. Though,
| confess, politics, like poverty, makes us
acquainted with strange bedlellows.'"
Noah 'douces the glim and jumps in
to bed, and then our Ariel retired. Pc
tersburg Lteliigencer.
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DICD
DIED
, the 18th inst, Mr.. JOSEPH

In this county, ON the 18th inst. Mr.. JOSEPH
SAMPLE, aged about GA years. Mr.. Sample
had been member of Sugar Creek Church near
40 wears. During his illness he seemed impress
ed with the belief that he should not recover, yet
he EXPRESSED not doubt or fear but he should
bo admitted to that Inheritance which is incorrup.
tibe. undefiled and that fadeth not away.
In this County, on Tuesday the 9Th inst, at
proyidence church, the residence of his father,
WM. C. JOHNSTON, in the 18th year OF his
ape, The disease which removed this amiable
youth was Bilious cholic of the most violent
kind, which terminated his life in few short
hours.
MANY ofhis last words, which gave great con-
ISOLATION to his friends behind him, will long be
remembered. He had precious hope IN the
Hood of Jesus, whom he thought he loved some
wears AGO. Toward the close of many expires:
ssions which showed his christian feeling and
Ground of hope, no exclaimed in tho words OF
Paul, "Thanks be to God, which giveth US the
victory, through cur Lord Jesus Christ"
Death cannot make our souls afraid,
| IfChrist be with us there"
Aug 10TH 1912. Communicate.