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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-29
FINE WATCHES. JEWELRY, SILVER AMI
Rr. AI,ElD LGTARE- COLD PINS. sc.


NTELSON A YOUNG, No. Camp street, ~
~ would respectfully invite the attention OF his S5A
friends and the public 70 his and extensive as u
sOnment Of fine English and Swiss 3ssAAS7N
LEVER WATCHES,
from the best and celebrated manufactures OF London
Liverpool aud Geneva carefully pnt and weranted IN
fine Gold or Silver Gases OF the approved Patterns to
suit Ladies or Gentlemen Also very large assortment
of WATCH TEiMMiNGS-cOmpHsIug every variety OF
Ladies and Geutlemens Fine Gold GUARD CHAINS;
Vest and Fob CHAINS Watch Ribbons;
KEYS and Seals the latest and most fashionable patterns
Ladies Fashionable BROOCHES. Ga great VARIETY , w
Diamond. RUBY Garnet, Pearl. and Plain Gold FlNGER
RINGS, NECKLACES, &c.
A great variety Of Gentcmeu's Shirt studs sleeve and
Collar Buttons Breast Pins Scarf Pins Seal Rings, SILVER
Suspender Buckles Gold and Silver Spectace OF every des
crption Gold and Silver Pencils, Silver Spoons FORKS Cmp
of every description, Ladies' Fine SlyeIpated Sheleid
Castor Candlescks Trays. Sc Levi Brown and Spencer
ceiebrated Diamond pointed Gold Pens, in Gold Silver
Holders Fine Cutlery and Fancy Goods which he offers tor
sale on the most reasonable terms. ~.
Persons from the country, wishing to purchase ilne lime
pieces ar JeweTy would do well to call ana examine MS
Stock before purchasing elsewhere rrD,rprDy,, ~ Il
f-zS Particular attention given to REPAlskiNG Clocks
and Watches al short notice by the most sktu worken 70
he found in the country. r IL, -. .5 r,,airsd n,
~ EEeiy 'ssoiP iy6 I'm
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HOTEL AND GARDENS
One Of the most detigbifR residences IN the South.
kwa THE CARROLTOE HOTEL AND GARDENS, "a
E5s5s 81 miles from Canal ST. NewOreans, UiG theSf@
KEEN anUltOn Railroad. 1919
THE subscriber has the honor to that he
fIly prepared accommodate limited number of BOAD
ERs, by the day, week, OF MONTH
TERMS: -
Per Day 90 co.. Per Week, $I0 00...PeT Month"; 81 10
Breakfast Dinner and Supper at any hour
Fish Dinners order and Private Parties accommodated
The best of Wines and Liquors.
Ice Creams SerbetS Lemonade, and SOdGl0dter served
at the Saloon in the Gardens.
The Dining and Restaurant under the charge of
Mr. PoUCHET, of the first CATERERS and formerly Of
Mobile and New Orleans.
Billiard Tables Ten-pin Alleys, and Quoits.
Good Stablng for thirty Horses.
E7y- The FLOWER GARDENS attached to the Hotel,
acres extent) laid out with much taste and in
fine order and far SUpGSS anything OF the kind in the
United States.
B0TqUETs in great variety always to be had appca.
ton to the Gardener.
Every possible attention paid to Vsers whose patronage
is r.suectGuIIy solicited by (myJtfl JAMES DuRNO.
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ARREsTED.-A fellow by the name of James
Martin alias HoIstead alias David Little, was found
night before last on the premises of Mr.. Calvert, on
PhiIipIa street Martin is the same person who is
supposed to have robbed a volunteer by the name
Of Schaelter of over one hundred dollars some two
months ago. The accused was remanded for eX-
animation TODAY.
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MoRE SuIc1DEs-A native OF Denmark, ilalneu
Nels Nassen. locked up in cell in New York IN
sane from aeliriunl trealels, committed suicide On
The 18Th inst, by hanging himself with his shft;
Mr. Henri C,o;b oe Mount Desert, Me-, committed
suicide by Deliberately drowning himself on the l1th
inst. He left no family. and was aged 20 years
a man. supposed to be named Richard Webster, 1, a
shoemaker Committed suicide on the Ism INST py
lcaping from the Gray's ferry BRUCE li'' ''s
SchuylElill river, at Philadelphia
OBSCENE Publications.. chief OF Follc9
in New York has given notice Of his DISSEMINATION
TO put down the practice OF vending obscene Pubh-
cations, now so common in that city
Rzz- The nonuiation of New South Wales, which
amounted in 1921 to only 29,783 persons and ID, IN
1881 10 $4,000. had in 1916 increased to lS9'69o'
and at the close of last year to-2OO,OOo'
lzs- The democratic ward committees m New
Yorl, are expeing all the members opposed to Cas-
and Butler
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LIE SEA-SERPENT.- sea-serpent, this sea-
son. Is about one hundred and fifty feet long. as
reported by Capt Thomas, of the schooner Eliza
Oeih ;. D. Leiper. His marine majesty has en-
gagged Egg Rock, Nahan, for his pillow, during the
month of August
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2:lSISI !


= - PRTV.aTE LESSONS ONLY. -
~ I GOMEZ. Editor Of Ia Pat-ia. will devote few
H. hours during the day to give InsEuctioni ~ me
By which scholar can learn read speak ana translate Inc
Spanish Language in two OF three mohlls tcs No n
Exchange Cont street Il Fl e. t B99I5oe and
J. Steel IA Camp Thos l.. W nue. - I ~ PatCfias
Ey@ If required, MI G. viii give lessons at night, -
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An AwFUL CHARGE.-Among the decorations
of Recorder GoIding's saloon yesterday was the
pearly counfenanee of MISTRESS Ann Gibson and
the ruby-colored phiz of ATisther Richard Dono-
van. MistIress Gibson accused Mr.. Donovan with
having kicked and otherwise abused her in a
very violent manner During the examination,
Mrs G. defended herself with that most dangerous
Of all weapons, a woman's tongue She scorned
the question propounded TO her by Counsellor
Gaienule as to whether she had ever been found
sitting upon the knee of the defendant or not. and
replied that That was best known to the Counsellor
himself The prosecutrix informed the Court that
she thought that her valuable life was in danger,
and that Mr.. Donovan would be the rude satyr
who would blow out the languishing fame that
qulVered in the lamp Of her existence. She had
come into Court she did not know exactly for what
purpose-wanted to have Donovan crucified and
vet not injure hair of his head-wanted to have
him decapitated, but would not allow any other
person than her own sweet self to be the execu-
toner Recorder Golding came to the conclusion
that Mrs. Ann Gibson was a very hard case, and at
her suggestion, in the softest possible tone told
Mr. Donovan that he might take up his bed and
walk after having given security to the amount Of
$500 to keep the peace for six months. The ven
rraure Of Mrs. Gibson being satisfied, she took up
her march and umbrella on the route towards home.
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~ Blessed are they who are afraid of thunder
ior they shall hesitate about getting married. and
keep away from political meetings.
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r60TTTv BTT-rTFr AND CHEESE DEPOT,
LATE OF THE LONDON AND EDINBURG
G OIL i e G z S.

LATE OF THE LONDON AND EDINBURG
OLLE G. ES.
ANCE. HOPE EVERITT, NJ. d.. Collegiate Of Kings
I 4 College London Alumnus and MatriCulated Member
Of the University Of Ednburg Member OF the University
Of ST Andrews and of the Royal College of Surgeons of
Flpbnrg Graduate Obstetrics and he Diseases of Women
and Children Licentate Of the Medical Faculty, New
Orleans extraordinary Member OF the Hunerlan Medical
Society, Scotland.
Professor EveHtt having originated the newly developed
science the AtomOogy of Life and Death and consequently
of health and diseases Of the human body and after several
Yeas experience among 80 600 patients in the hospitals and
dspensares Of the above named European Universities.
brought great perfection and certainty s in hope
cases desires continue to treat such and especially
those diseases that have baed the medical and surgical
acumen and skill Of members Of the medical and surgical
faculties of England, France, and America. "a
The Atomic treatment In hOweveespeIate VIII
occupy longer than weeks two months viii the lee
be accepted if unsuccessful. ,.,
Each patient disease treatment and recovery, eXaheu
by chronological and meteorological diagrams :, =. -
RepOhed cases. kept in ledger inviOateand letters from
the cOnntTy viii be responded 70 without delay "a =,
corner Canal street, his former oEan IeAAH
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NOTICE.
Two THOSE WHO INTEND TO PASS a FEW
4 WEEKS OVER THE LAkE.-We viii sugnly on
friends and those who wish SWEET TABLE BUTTER
in stone lars Of any size GEO. JAQUES Il 60,
Butter and Cheese Depot under the ice-hOuse
ie2 If corner OF St Charles and POydras SIS.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
. CRESCENT OFFICE,

EHuay Nlght' July ., 1913.
Our Market has presented quite dull appearance since
our last though there very marked change in the phi
OF any leading articles The Hberna news received on
Wednesday last by the Eastern Telegraph seem, quite
favorable for Cotton which had advanced at Liverpool d.
on all kinds the lower and Mddng qualities being in es
pecal request Further particulars, both commercial and
political, may be expected to-day Or tomorrow The HI
hernia arrived at New York the DIST inst making the
passage in about thirteen days.
COTTON.-On Wednesday, the steamers news being
about due, the sales only $500 bales nearly half Of
which was closed on the evening previous but reported
On the morning after, Geographic dispatch was published
announcing the HbeRias arrival New York with news
Of Gd advance all grades of Cotton at Liverpool This
has induced holders to ask higher rates and consequence
OF this and the want Of further particulars the sales of
Thursday were but 800 and those of to-day 1lOO bales
making 400 bales for the three days and II 800 the week
Prices have improved fully I'D, and figures are raised
accordingly The receipts all the United States ports now
exceed those of last to dates by OH bales
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A TuEF.-A negro boy by the name of Richard,
a Slave belonging to Mr.. Lamoix, was arrested
night before last, on Camp street, for stealing
quantity of clothing The negro was sent to jail
Lnr LmrMar examination
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TIE DoG.-The Pittsburg papers state that the
Duquesne Greys brought back with them dog
which they had taken to Mexico. He accomna-
MED them in all their seiges, battles and marches
and was wounded by a shot from the enemy at
Puebla. Having become fayorite, he Jared
throughout the campaign as well as the volunteers
did, and appears as proud Of his achievements as
any Of them
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RSSRSsMMSM4s.

ICE CREAM GARDEN.
TAYLOR AND CASS ICE CREAM CAMDEN
All those in favor of supporting establishment OF
this kind will be kind enough to call and put IN NkSA
their votes II will cost ten cents for the best ESW
of Ice Cream that be found in this city Judge 0S
from the demand and from what my customers say. NS@
Perhaps they iaerng the only way TO test that
call and typay ten cents and receive thanks must
acknowledge that am greedy like all the balance of the
human kind the more custom have, themore am anX-
r B. WOODWORTH,
iy7 I'm corner of st. Charles and Union SITS.
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PASS CHRIsTIAN HOTEL,.

TFNHE Hotel this well known watering PLACE, situated
1 the Gulf of Mexico, within % miles OF New 80
Orleans viii reopen for the reception of yes, on 5HasH
JUNE LIST. During the winter considerable alterahA-A
have been made the house and grounds with the
Of adding the comfort Of those seeking health epoe
pleasure.
The Bachelors apartments, numbering sixty rooms have
been finished superior manner and the prodHetOr teeS
hesitation saying that they not surpassed at any
watering place in the Union.
Additional bed rooms wash houses ironing looms &c.
have been erected expressly for servants in the employ OF
yisiteB.
BATHING cannot be surpassed on the coast and
BILLIARD TABLES, TENPIN ALLEYS, and Carriages are
connected with the establishment. 49,
The design of the proprietor TO render this establishment
first class Hotel in all its appointments and worthy the
patronage of the citizens of Louisiana and adjoining States
The splendid low pressure mail steamers Oregon and Jas
L. Day, leave the terminus OF the railroad daily alter June
LIST IL O'Clock, arriving at the Pass at P M and
during the season. the and elegant low steamer
California belonging to the same line, will leave every alter
nate morning O'Clock, returning TO the city at II A. NJ,
next day The steamers Mobile and MOneZuma also leave
regularly from the New Basin. m
Families and Others, wishing to secure rooms, will please
address the subscriber
R II. MONTGOMERY Pass Christian, Miss.
~" Letters other maable matter left at the office OF
NJ JudsOn corner Canal and Camp Streets will be forwarded
daily my5 1miS 3md&W
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FEMALE 4" WHIP.'-An eccentric lass, who
evidently was born in the sweet isle of the
ocean, but who, from the power of her beauty,
had achieved numerous conquests in the e land of
the free and the home of the brave, " took it into
her head few days ago to have drive down to
the Lake. Accordingly, she found, much to her
qualification, cab that had driver, and, assum-
ing the reins, she " druv" down to the Shell road
Mary Hagan-fOr such was the name of the lass
happened. however, to get remarkably drunk at the
Hallway House, and was there arrested. With
tears in her eyes, she protested that never again
would she assume the part of a cabdriver. The Re-
corder ordered her to he locked up for examination
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

LATITUDE. % 81 30 N-LoNGITUDE, 80 Win Time, Oh.
Cleared Yesterday:
Brig Tit, RadOvch Havana Ino; Alexander
Brig Leopold o DOnneH DuntOn Savannah WOOd& Low
Schr. Topic BOusSa TampicO via BIazOs. master
Schr. Dora, BOEhick, Pensacola. JnO. Hurley X Go
Sloop Com. Hull jackson, Mobile Mastei
Steamboat MOnteZuma, Kelly, Mobile, Wingae & Brennan
Arrived Yesterday:
Bark Success Dexter FIN Rio de Janeo I'd June Geo
Green & BrO-2d my.
Bark Jane GanO Matthias I'm Vera Cruz 18th inst to IT, B
QuartemasteT-POlnt
Bark Z. A Knsman, Rnsman, I'm Vera Cruz, 20hins to
u. s. QuaTtermasteT-POnt -
u s. bark Robt Morris Coxelter FIN Vera Cruz 10th inst
to U. 5 QuarteTmaster-PoInt
STEAMBOATS,
OREGON Hiem, FIN Mobile
ELISHA Landry, fin Bayou Sara
Hard Times, FaTchild, FIN Bayou Sara;
Natchez. Lesthers I'm NicksbuFg-l22 bales cotton.
Rambler Hicks, FIN Green River.
Tagion Bunce, fin Cincinnati.
Towboat Mississippi, shuitz, I'm the Passes.
Memoranda:
Towboat Mississippi towed down aud TO the 3d inst
ship Virginia bgs SOue and Emma, schrs NSlter ana
Florida.
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MAGUIRE,s DAGUERREOTYPE.

NJ would respectfully return thanks Tor the liberal patron
q age bestowed him he first had the honor OF
Introducing the nAGUERREOTEPE into NewOrIeans,
five years ago dUung which time he has taken portraits
than ANY other person in the world His specimens
exhibited the Fair in compel ton with Others taken by
the best one aor from NawYOrk and he awarded The
First Premium No specimens exhibited at his establishment
those taken by himself J. NJ the public that his
portraits will continue be what they always have been
The BEST. His long experience, and constant practice
the best inducements persons DESTROYS of instruction in the
beautiful art Genuine Highlander Cameras - per cent.
cheaper an any the city, al other articles the same
Plates at 81 per dozen ScOys 10 for SO 2-guaranued
the best plates made the United Staes Cases ~ IS and
s. So New York Cameras at BIB
EfS" Orders from the country promptly attended to-.
e. Entrance No 8 (I4YP street mill f
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% The Newark Daily Advertiser says that Gen
Cushing is collecting and arranging his vast notes
and memoranda of China and Mexico.
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MO HTTMBUG.

UPWARDS of 1873 batfIes Of DR.. CQLEMAN,S
mast wear without COMPLAINT In single instance over ten
dozen used in our u s. Hospital THIS Me9icins eila
enges competition, both IN the point OF taste ana Gttg
of nre where fats fhe money will be refunded IN every
case - Sold by VI. KENNEDY. "a ChaItes sIfee ana
90 : PEoYI1R9S strest = apps elVAS
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CARRoLLToN HOTEL AND GARDENS.

IL The public is respectfully informed that this seSJs.
T,T4N most delightful place OF resort and amuse 2G
II4sl. ment is open under the management sa9SS
of the subscriber. In the extensive grounds 30, X5Y
DUETS of all kinds will be furnished by the gard
ner and at the Saloon and in the Gardens ICE CREAM,
LEMONADE, SHERBERTS, SODA WATER and
CONFECTIONERY.
The Hotel department undergoing extensive alterations
and Improvements meantime preparation made TO fur.
nh dinner parties with all the deCaCies of the season, and
the best of wines and liquors
And last though not least attentive and polite bar keepers
will be found their posts administer to the comfort OF his
friends aud the public generally whose patronage he socits
apl3 ON JAMES DUNNO.
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NEW ORLEANS
SATERDAY MORNING, JULY %, 1913.

SATURDAY MORNING, JULY %, 1913
NOT MUcH,-Night before last a pair Of gentle.
men who mad nothing else with which TO emnIov
ther minds, came to the conclusion that thew 1,sIJ
rob the desk Of the livery-stabe. al the corner Of
Common and Carondelet streets, which is Kent br
Nessrs Farrow & McFadden The BURGLARS en- u,
tered the premises as softly as cats when thew walk
upon aPiece Of crimson velvet in search Of new,
milk They heard the heavy breathincs Of an
asthmatic mare, and the dull snorings of an old
horse that had just brought up drunken cab and
a sober man from the Lake The uournfnT enaez.
ing Of horse mother informed them that She I,af
lost her infant colt but they did not hearken TO The
gentle promptlngs of horse-manitv. AS the infer
nal villains O the night'' grorcd their way M the
avenue that was paved with manure, a war-horse
that had gallantly borne bis rider over the wales
and sleeps Of Buena Vista, neighed against their
coming IN. mule pricked up his ears with all
he dignity becoming his station and even went so
far as TO venture TO kick at the intruders But if
was all of no usethe grim thieves pursued their
way got up to the desk of the propretors and found
four dollars and half in the place of fourteen
thousand and seventy-one. We are pleased TO
learn that the mule kicked one oft burglars as he
was making his departure from the premises.
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DAGUERREOTYPE.
ELECTROMAGNETIC PORTRAITS.

ELECTRO-MAGNETIC PORTRAITS.
!eY the application Of the above mysterious agent Da
- gueeoype, "a discovery Of the subcqhers) the under
signed enabled to produce PORTRAITS Of the most
superior kind a SINGLE sECUND-Catchmg the precise
expression instantly and fixing mdetbly upon the silver
plate. E Those who wish to retain tlelE families good
LIKENESsEs OF relations friends, do at moderate
pnge. Rooms OF Canal and CharTes sts-Entrance
No. Charres street. Lmy3 lyl W. IL. hUTCHINGS.
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IEsANE.-A poor fellow by the name of John
Dixon, was yesterday brought up before Recorder
Goding upon the charge of yagrancy. 1t is said
that he formerly kept fruit store on Common
street, and that but few days ago he had paid his
passage money to go to Europe Upon an explana-
lion Of facts, the unfortunate man was discharged
from the custody Of the police.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

fg~ Mrs. C. E. da PoNTE. would respectfully
INFORM those persons who are desous Of leaning either
DRAWING or PAINTING, that she is prepared to give
private lessons to Young Ladies in either of those beautiful
accomplishments upon the most reasonable terms Apply
at this Office. =an12
NOTICE.
NIB u. > HOUGHTON, OF Yicksburg, and Mr. R. w.
WoRTHINGTON, Of Rodney, are duly authorized agents
to receive subscriptions and receipt for all moneys on account
of the " CRESCENT
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NOTIGE
y NM
WANTED

WANTED
a SITUATION In wholesale or retail DRUG STORE
by young man who has served regular apprenticeship
al lhe business and can give good recommendations. He
you'd nave 10 OBJECTIONS to take situation in the country
F0f iuither parteaarss apply this office. Je266
TO MERCHANTS
a n0GNI MAN OF experience, and well conversant
WIN business WISHES Situation, for the coming season.
IN good C0nmsson Grocery House. The best eieen
ce5 gwen. tor particulars apply at this Office. my5 If
SITUATION WANTED.
A GENTLEMAN from Alabama who is extensively &C
"A quauted IN that State wishes situation as salesman or
outdoor ctfE either IN dry goods grocery house Com
pehaatoh moderate, and wiling 10 remain through the
summer lie believes he make himself useful and profit
aDe 10 MS employer. Inquire at Mrs. TaylOrS, 81 Canal
street. mills
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FINE DRAB BEAVER HATS. U
A I,WAYS ON HAND. and for sale at low prices j b,
"A Jy24 St G. ID BuNCE, ~ Canal stree
FINE AND COARSE PANAMA HATS.
VERY Iowa large supply OF the above deSlr- 81
able SJ.HJIER H4 IT'S. E&
jy2a@ g. D. BUNCE, 30 Canal street. .
PoMPANO-POMFANO,
DOMPAN0 and other choice Fl IL 1870
i received DAILY at the " CARROLLTQN
u a. I. t 49, MINUTES nnI notice my5 If
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CHARGE OF STABBING.-Charles McFadden was
arrested last evening by the Second Municipality
police upon the charge Of having stabbed Christie
pher Michigan with dirk-kniie. The wound,
however, is not considered dangerous. McFadden
was required to give bonds for his appearance be-
fore the Recorder.
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PosTPoNED.-John Welsh, dtiqs Long John,
notorious character, was yesterday morning brought
before Recorder Golding upon the charge of having
committed robbery upon the steamboat Marshal
Ney. The examination was postponed until the
9Th of Ang1st 1,evt
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YucATAN-We notice that one of the most phil
anthropic persons now in existence, no less per-
son than General George Washington Dixon, has
opened a rendezvous at the corner of Poydras and
St Charles streets, for the purpose OF gathering up
stray soldiers to form themselves into abattalloh'
who imagine that they must certainly conquer the
province of Yucatan, and place the star-spangIed
banner upon The tops Of their highest mountains
The great probability is, that Cen DIXON Will DC
embaImed in myrrh and iranklnsence-l'' MS
statue scupured in marble, and be sent as a specl-
men to Baton Rouge. before lie accomplishes the
grand object that he had in view for the last
few years. signor. Gen. PAT will, undoubtedly,
trembls in his shoes when he hears OF the giant
warrior with whom he has to combat His guns
will have to be of long range, for in our opinion
they will have, in order to be etectuai, TO shooC
from Campeachy or Merida, to the beaultul Guy Oh
New Orleans. YucataRis safe
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MONTHLY BULLETIN-No. 8.

THE SARSAPARILLA
COMPOUND of this Com
pany is almost literally a sui
phate of SaFsapadlla. So
highly concentrated is il that
tie dose is but Lhe halt of G
BerP smaH teaspOOHfUI-
while the dose of that which
is sold in large bottles. IS
NEARLY a loine-g glass In adj
.dition to Sarsaparilla, il con-
'tains a powerful cOncentra-
ton of Mandrake. BuTdocik,
Queen s Delight, Elder, Vel
low Dock, Guiacum, and
other i'm poTtant medical
ments, which are not found
In any other preparation.