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COAL! COAL!
6tITY COAL YARDS.-OFFICE and YARDS Nos. 1872
- and 334 TCHOUPTOULAs STREET three squares above
St Mary Market-Always on hand and for sale wholesale
or retail either BY cargo aoa Of yards in any guam
uty - PITT'SB URG9, ANTHRACITE. ENGLISH
CAMEL and TR4DE MATER COIL.
Steamships coaed and trimmed with dpatch Steamboats,
fowboais, Foundnes Cotton Presses Sugar Refneres Ho.
tes Smiths, Mills Plantations the upper lower Cost
" ats9 and Gas Works supplied with any quantity of the
best PITTsBURG COAL at the lowest market rates with
dispatch. Families. Stores, Offices supplied with the
best quality of Pttsburg nhFaeite, English Camel and
Trade Water Coal well screened delivered in parts of
me cities OF NewOneans Lafayette and enYOns a the low
k-T All orders strictly attended TO-
~ Contracts entered into to supply yearly.
MCLEAN. WILLARD g. co,
NJ 5m go TchouDifOulas street.
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MAGUIRE's DAGUERRHoTYPB.

NJ would respectfully return thanks for the liberal patron
- age bestowed on him since he FIRST had the honor Of
Introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NewOrleans
hve yean ago. during which time he has taken portraits
than any other person in the world His specimens were
exhibited at the FAIR in composition with Others taken by
the best operator from New York. and he was awarded the
Fst Premium specimens exhibited at his establishment
but those taken by himself j. NJ assures the public that his
portraits will continue to be what they always have been
the BEST His long experience, and constant practice are
the best Inducements to DESTROYS of instruction the
beautiful art. Genuine Vogtlander Cameras 20 per cent
cheaper than anyin the city all other articles the same
Plates at 42per dozen Scoyits No for 60 2-guaraned
the best plates made in the United States Gases 81 70 and
80 90; NewYoTk Cameras at SIS.
to Orders from the country promptly attended to-
- Entrance No s CAMP street. mill If
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NoTICE To THR LAnIns

4ngSe taai lmete " Fownsends SassnarIIa have in
valdoy caeq telf siui great Remedy for Felqqles etc.,
IN lhgs copied our bills and circulars which relates 10 he
eo'plshls OF women. word for wOrl-other men WHO pu
~ since the great snceess Of De- Townsend
~ complaints incident to females recommended
sE, es9Agh previously they did not numbered heas
~ 49, ~, sle are injurious to females as they aggu
vac oiseasel ane undermne The conaiitufion -
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sPIOE AND CoFFEE 49,

NFIUE AND JOEFEE MIIIlS-
No. = OT'RE DANE Street.
i. BOLEN wonld respectfully inform the community
~ Of New Orleans that he at an times prepared al the
above Mills to furnish roast and ground Coffee ground Spices
Of all kinds together with Cefnmsa Hominy and G7z
staenboats, Groceries and Restaurants EupDed a ne
h0fasJ notice. - e
EX7OOI1 sOGgs-gse dazsa lYeolsa socks t5s ale by
w 81 FRusI 3 UeIl % 1azAkae 8.
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EXTRA PAY.
THE undersigned fully prepared 10 execute all papers
81 Necessary to procure THREE MONTHS -ssgszsSS
III EXTRA PAY, and collect BACK PAY -
" and EXTRA PAY due the heirs of deceased ~
Officers and soldiers who served in the late war se
with Mexico. Office in New Commercial Exchange directly
under Major Dashiells Office. VIM MONAGHAN,
MILO lmt Late Capt. Co F. 9Th Regt. La. YoIunteers.
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FOR YUCATAN.

FOR YUCATAN.
MILITARY GO0DS.-The subscribers have now on
Iva hand 200 U. s. RIFLES, from HaTper's -,
Ferry large supply of COLTS REPEAT -
ING PISTOLS, lsx shooters;) English BELT &c.
flSIOLS, HOLSTER PISTOLS; also low $500
priced Revolving Pistols which, with complete assortment
Of SWORDS, SABRES, Military Sashes, and other Mill
tay Equipments they offer for sale low for cash. al No Is
Charities street. [Je22tfl HYDE & GOODRICH.
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4h Numerous testimonials are on file at the Company's
Office which would satisfy the most neredulOus letter
juS received from Joseph P Hail. Suffolk, Va contains the
following
To- " The Dysentery Syrup cures in every case.7
in Tie Union.
This extraordinary medicine should be resoed to the
men any bad symptoms appear Seamen, Boatmen TIav-
eeFs and AZ Others should have supply as its timely use
he medical faculty asOnished at its power freely
eonessmg that there no other medicine at all to be com
THE CHILDREN'S PANACEA
keauay ehcaeious in all the bowel and stomach complaints
Of elld5sn mother or physician should be without it.
- ~ Inc Senera Agent for Louisiana and Mississippi
=. hANsbkOCGli, q Camp street. New Orleans La,
70 whom applications Tor gencies may be addressed.
New York, August 1913.
~ For sale by WELD & co. Periodical Agents "
Camp street ALFRED HUNTER, corner of Exchange
Place and gnsomhouse street. and by DRUGGISTS gen
orally THQS COOK. Postmaster, city Of Lafayette; j.
b. VAN BOkkEldAEN. corner Camp and st. Mary
SITS JOHN F0ElkEL. corner Levee and Seventh SIS
Lafayette; and CHAS. BENNE0T, Cauolton, Louisiana
P. S-Ihs Graeteebcrg C0npaRg are DESTROYS Of pro
curing tie services Of respectable female IN eUerB torn
4 he uAea IL business cAtcA g3t Be Uerg kHcratiDe
By addressing the Company, lNo Broadway, New York;
paid particular will he furnished
AuPuat IfAS
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z HflAdP WAREHOUSES
w e AIfsN AND PHCENIX ThesubscrbeIs, hayi1R
deyoied the upper floors Of the Phoenix and KNNEN
"A estefn y aIenouses exclusively to the storage
f4re1p. N esuef 20 meet ne views Of the Board Of
accommodating terms Having number 81 presses IN the
same buildings they are also prepared any moment 10 e.
tec an iehaie IN the nsassf manner and Al low rte
EMERSON, TOURNE s. CO.
- fchdupio8sz 81.
DEN MANS ROsEsDALE CRMESr- 9. IssdisS
~ iIaM Bhfk LaWe, for SALE 81
eA d0uH STROUD B CO., iB COmmoa d,
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SUGAR LIME

SUGAR LIME
ON BBLS. SUGAR LIME, put up expressly for Su-
AlvaradO. ALSO.
Landing from brig PamahO-10O0 casks TH0MASTON
LIME; and. from ship BFandyWine-15,000 ENGLISH
FIRE BRICKS. For sale by
OF JOHN STROUD & CO. I46 Common st.
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FORAGE FOR COFFEE

STORAGE FOR COFFEE.
Nf + axe storage door, second story. in
dry and dark place. 5000 bags. Also. in anoths
store from 70 600 % COO bags Merchants having coffee
Q store viii find to their and examine our
WAREHOUSES. EMERSON, T0URNE & co.
apN ls8 Tcaounitoulas street.
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FITel FITsl FIT8I

Dr. Townsend not having tested Bis Ssrsaparilla ~
Of Fiii of course never recommended it. ard surp
70 receive the following from intelligent ard respect
Farmer Of Westehestar county;
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CANKER IN THE MOUTH

Below il an account Of another child saved. Dr. Town,
sends Sanapafls hiss saved the lives Of thousands o. A
dBn. The following two certificates eaced from Ras
number received this wesk.
NRw YoRK, April ], 1877
DR.. 76BoHsead--Desr Sir; One Of nay children was YER
sick with Canker IN the Mouth and Throat attended win
great debility. came dying obtained some Of y6af
excsen medicine, and It cured directly for which ea
ron ! feel very grateful You're, respectfully,
EHxAnETB Fowler, y DazbrozFe1A.
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HLEoTRo-MAGNETIo PoRTRATTs.


the application of the above mysterious agent Da-
- gueueoype "a discovery of the subscribers the under
signed enabled to produce PORTRAITS Of the most
superior KIND ID SINGLE sECOND-eatching the precise
expression instantly and fixing it indebly upon the silver
plate Those who wish to retain in their families good
LKENEssEs Of relations q friends do 50 at moderate
price Rooms of Canal and Chartres stsEntranee
10. 3 ChaItIes street. Lmy3 ly1 w. H. HUTCHINGS.
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ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Directed BY Nrs Vas NooTEN. cor Camp ana Lelord 81


Wis Academy. founded under the auspices of the Rev
- " Hawks, las been established imitation Of the
49, European Institutions The of study embraces
az tne branches OF finished education One general method
q tuition t1ctate the progress Of the pupils The mode of
Is a. once simple, rational and PRACTICAL accord
ing V ne oral system Particular pains taken deye-
aueolsy all The Intellectual faculties othe pupils
~ ~ tnef judgments while adjoining their minds and
n ,hst outward polish Of finished education which
Sss u we manners and tone OF good society To unite
ue eaFantages OF refined home-education to those Of as
sututi0n has in view.
= unprecedented instruction in French and
70 ne 9dments Of Italian and Spanish and all
Day Scholars, idem Al2 s10 IS aecoranq II The 20
ana attanments Of the pupils ~ - -
4; None put me most competent Teachers are employed
nlne various branches Of oIo n eo INV
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DR.. Ig1assna-Desy airi have little girl seven yesu
Of age who han been several years afflicted with tiss
tried almost every thing for haE but without specess a. q
although could ind recommendation IN our circular
for Gases ike hers VS. thought, she in very dstese
health we wond give her some OF yonI anspau snd -
very glad did for only restored her strength bat she
has had return Of the Fits 10 great pleasure and
prise She Is fast becoming rugged aad hehKy for #h1
we fee grateful. Your, respectfully,
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FEMALE MEDIOlNE.

d TowngendE Safzapans Is as0veragn and speedy oaia
for lncipent Consumption, BHreunesa PrQapeuB Ute, Or
Falling Of the Womb CostiseneEs. Pss, LenchOuhGa o.
Whites. Ohstructed difficult Mensuadon, incontneacs
OF Urine involuntary discharge thereof and for the gene
prostTaton Of thesyssmR0 matter whether the result d IN
hefent cause causes produced By eguary Hines q g.
odent Nothing be gnTprsng than It's invir ang
effects on the human Frame Persons, all weakness and M
sude from taking Il at become robust and full Of en-
ergy under its influence. II immedediaely c0uuterac
nervsessnes OF the female frame, which the geat eaua Of
baffenness It will not be expected OF in OF 20 De-
hcate nature to exhibit certificates Of PERFORMED bot
the afflicted, that hundreds Of have been
reported to Thousands Of cases where families have been
without children after using few bottles Of this invaluable
medicine have been blessed with fine, healthy 0tapnng
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MONTHLY BULLBTN-No. 8.


nYSENTERY, DIARRH
IL IA a FeJo Hours.
THE GRAEFENBERG
C0MPAHY pledges Itself
to the following facts
lst. The GrGefenberg
ID VSeRteTy syrup
viii cure the Dysentery, Di-
arrh9a, ETC., in twenty -four n
hours.
I'd. A cure is warranted
no matter how bad the case
even if the discharges are
blosdy and constant. The
money is Instantly refunded
If a cure is not the result,
81. Thousands of lives
have been saved by its use
in some instances where the
patients have been given up.
a Il b"
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DEBT OF THE LATE REPUBLIC OF TEXAS.
Il sentation and adjustment with the State of Texas Of
ALL CLAIMS FOR MONEY. against the late Republic
Of Texas. Those wishing TO engage his do
BY calling addressing him at No 81 P0ydras street
.Neo Orleans. MEMUCAN HUNT, of Texas.
Ew Referto @. A. Jacobs, G. Burke Aicee .abranche
S. S. PIentiss. and Bale Peyton. Esar. a19f
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Dr T0aoasenA-l verify believe that your Sarsapaas
has been the means through Providence Of saving my h
have for several years had bad cough. IL BECAME Yqne
night sweats and was greatly debiafed and reduced and
did not expect live have only used your Sarsapui 9
short time and there has wonderful change been WIQqsh
in me. am now able 10 walk al over The city iaa %
blood, and my cough has left gu can well mn o.
that am thank full Ofthese results Your oh d ssrvAu
WIN RUSSELL, % DatlieilHe -
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-11-04
NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER.
MAJOR DOWNING DISCOURAGED.

P,4vate Report TO James x. Polk, President Of
.4nnerica and his part Of Merico, and would a
Leen President Of the achoic Of Nerico f he
hadai gic up one-hV Of Il.
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ADDRESS FROM THE wHIGs OF NEW YORK.
WHIg STATE COMMITTEES Roo1.

WuIs STATE COMMITTEES RooS,
ALBANY, OcToBER -, ISIS.
WHas oF Nrw YonK We are on tho eve Of 40 election
in which you have important duty 10 perform. II your
eSeons equal TO the responsibilities resting upon you
New York will he 10 accomplish her share in eleemng
the Union from the biehtins Of LocofocO misre
We do address you because we have the as appre-
henson that New York will not DO her whole duty r the ac
cJmphshnent Of this glorious result yet would most ear.
nesy admonish you that bright the prospects are-cer
tain the result s-those prospects may be dmmed tha.
certainty turned 10 defeat apathy aud ukewane,s per
med TO usurp the place Of that unceasing vigilance which
deserves and alone command We cscech you
them by every consideration which patriotism can suggest 10
perform your duty your uhoLe duty, in The coming contest
knowing that il you do So should The resu be disas
ous in the Union, the Wings Of sister States cannot
poin, to New York and say, " You did IT,"
Wnes raE USIoS United We are by common DO
tical ue-uncd we have been in many hard fought
contest in tbs results Of which have also sometimes been
permitted 10 unite in the celebration of glorious umph
and, al other times been called upon common 10 lament
deploe and 70 feel the disastrous consequences cf defeat
trust you will pardon for direct appeal 10 you al this
interesting and important crisis.
Wares rHE USIoS Ia the first place allow rs to state
tina, The result his contest depends ugn you and not upon
circumstances justified entertaining and express
ing when speaking Of the future, that the Empire State w
gre ZAcHARr TAYLOR and MILLlRo FILLMORE her ELee-
t0roi r6e in NorenJer merit, By agsr oo,i,y than cas
bfre givcn by any Slate apon any ocoqson since the
formation Of lie Uaia. We entertain not one particle o
doubt that the result will fully JUSTLY this assurance and
are the anxious that tins matter should be now
known and understood tha; you may know on whom the
sponsbliy rests and be stimulated thereby 10 make the
ceSay exeons render this important fact useful in the
achievement Of general victory Aud we are especially
graifcd to make this th. me for the
that in 1914, the prcponderans weigh, Of this great
Slate was thrown into the opposite SCALE producing results
which have but yet tie beginning Of the end bu
enough 70 know that they evil continually evil and no
thing but evil.
| Wmes oF KsrsToSE srlrgl Wmes OF Ono
We look 10 you your ererions, the results in your
specye States with the anxious sociude with which
your eyes directed TO in 1914. BE encouraged
then, and stimulated your exerions by the cheering reec
ton that your IabOrs crowned with success IN your re-
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spectve States YOU are mol as on former OCCASION to be
overbcne and crushed by the colossal weight of New York.
but that, the contrary, you can add her giant strength TO
yours in securing glorious and triumphant result
WHIGs OUR SISTER STATES We cannot permit the
occasion pass without again repeating in clear and unequ
vocal terms, that you rests the responsibility OF victory
or defeat IN the coming contest we would not allow the
least lurking fear or apprehension as TO the result IN this slate
parsyze your efforts to acken your exertons On the
contrary wish add to the every mducenent you have
to unwearied and unremited exerons the cheering and
poItant fact that New YoRK
We need not dwell TOR moment upon the important issues
at stake in this controversy You know and appreciate
them clearly and forcbly do But will say
each and every Wing in the Union that do verify believe
that the caames Of Locoocosm by which visited
between the years 1886 aud lS42 and by which
pressed and impoverished before witnessed
and be forgotten by this generation, and especially
by the hundreds Of thousands whose bghd hopes and un
ed fortunes remain mementoes of lis widespread and desc
ang influence, are again approaching, and will inevitably
be upon Us, unless efforts in the coming
struggle Although the perncious seed by Locooccism
does not bring forth its fruits single year. YET all expert
ence has shown that not only vitality, but also the
elements OF certain ruin and destruction the prosperity of
the country The seed in 1915 and 1916 already be-
gins produce its legitimate fruit which is fast rpening for
the harvest If be allowed maturity you must
taste Of its bitterness There escape but in arresng
VINES OF ruE UNION Upon you we look, upon you we
re to avert from from this nation the dire and manifold
caam,ies with which Locofocoism if allowed triumph and
Perpetuaie Its msule cannot a to oversPread the land
In Of the vast and momenous consequences stake,
and your just appreciation of them, cannot permit
selves to doubt that you possess only the acH but the
po,oer to avert this calamity and that after the battle has
been fought the Wings Of New York only celebrate
the victory achieved in their State but that they can
unite with their brethren throughout the Union in celebrating
NATIONAL TnIUaPH-a triumph which shall ensure Peace,
Happiness, and Prosperity for beloved County
JOHN l.. SCHOOLCRAFT,0
JAMES HORNER, An
JAMES KIDD, e'oahy.
FRANKLIN TOWNSEND,
lie GRAND B. CANNON,
III. T. HAYNOR IVY
j. PHILIPS PHOENIX,
JAMES s. THAYER. New York.
J. H. HOBART HALVES,
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consIderate, as the Indian that went down over
them awful falls great many years ago. He tug
ged and pulled his canoe against the current with
all his might till he found there was no chance left,
and then he laid down his paddle, and took up his
bottle of rum, and sot down quietly in the bottom
OF the canoe, and tipped the bottle up to his mouth,
and sot and drinked, and took the good of it, till he
pitched head over heels down the falls, and went
out of sight forever.
Now, my last advice to you, dear Colonel, and
to all our friends, and especially 10 dear old Mr..
Richie, is, to set down quiet and composed in the
bottom Of the boat, and eat away at the public crib.
and drink away at the bottle of the subtreasury till
the ittl of March, when we shall all pitch over the
falls together, drinking our last guggle.
remain your dear friend,
MAJOR JACK DOWNING.
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nERUVIAN GUANO.-fiye hundred tons best quality
Peruvian Guano fresh from the ChinChe Islands,
andng from board ship, and Tor sale in lots suit pur
chasers.
Ato the largest and complete OF Agrieu
ural and Horticultural Indictments and Field and Garden
Seeds TO be fund in the United States.
catalogue Of 100 pages with engrayings, will
be gratis to all applicants, post paid
Inquire the agricultural warehouse and seedsore Of
A. B. ALLEN n CO.,
oct H-cOt Is9 and I9I Water street, New York.
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Respectfully, your servant,
LOUIS FITZGERALD TASISTR0.
FROM OUR NEW YORK CORRESPONDENT

NEw YoRK, OCroBER %, lSis.
Yesterday the remains OF Dix,S H. LEwrs, Senator in
Congress from Alabama, who died in this city few days
SINCE were conveyed their resting place in Greenwood
Cemetery amid those marks Of attention and general respect
which due TO his aud public station The fa
neral services the City Hail. under the direction Of
the Common Council. The b,jy was laid in state durGg
The morning In the Governors room, and twelve o'clock
the Episcopal service read BY Rev. Dr. TrSs, in pre-.
Of large number Of ctizans, publ: officers, and
strangers Among those present General ScorT Sena
DIX several former Mayors Of the city, and other persons
OF distinction. OF the deceased also present.
After prayer hy Rev. Mr.. GHIswoLD, of the Methodist
Church. the body removed hearse II was enclosed
in m1hcgany coffin, lined with lead, and necessarily
Of vary large sze, the whole weighing nine hundred
p,unds about hall of which the weight Of he body,
and requiring twelve il and from the Gov
ernois room Upon the con a silver plate bearing the
ioiIowiag inscription
DixoS II. LEwrs,
United States Senator from ALqb7nG.
Ded IN Netc York Oct. IS, lsis.
Aged 10 years, months, and IS dog,
procession formed, and passed through several pn
cipaI Streets midst the ioiug Of bells and solemn chime
fom Trinity Church. Al the foot Of Broadway he process
crossed the South Brooklyn Jerry boats and proceeded
miles Greenwood Cemetery, where services again
performed by Dr. 1rSo, and also funeral ries Of the Odd
Fellows Society, Of which fraternity the deceased
Der, and then tie body was leh 10 its 1s, repose.
Mr. BLALE, Sergeant Of The United States Senate,
aende the funeral having for The purpose of
tending the body Of the deceased Senator TO Washington
Alabama but the family had made arrangements for the
terment Greenwood.
On the public buildings principal hotels, and shipping in
the larbor the national colos displayed during tho day
As fitting reflection, TO be added the above, of
the approach Of the Presidential election which
decided 10 about week, the early death Of Senator LEwrs
should admonsh all, whether in high stations
pinng 10 high stations conscientious discharge Il public
duty. To eschew party inghes and caba and deal hon
esty and upfgby all endesvor to elect to Office
those whose devotion the interests and welfare Of the
uuy conspicuous than their personal AMBITION
those who have given Of disposition to preserve
the country in Of peace aud prospery, and not those
who have shown reckless disposition 10 plunge into
Tuinous All liable be ch in tie midst Of Ie
well the Senator from Alabama, and i thai,
he may not before the year closes lock back the last
Of his life with satisfaction regret according
given for honest and patriotic man. intriguing pai-
/ san and selfish snd reckless politician.
X
y RssIsTASCE"I Its quite bad for you, Darby,
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RssrsTAscs"t t. qnhe TOO bad for you, Darby to say
that your wiies than the devil "Ani pease your
reverence, prove il from scripture. Didn't your
yesterday in your tell that II we resist the
devil he'll fee from Us Now, resist nay wife, she flies
~ me-"
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Politics IN NeW Yrk-Free soiEsm- Fag-end Locofoeos-
General Iayors prospects brightening-Dd ference the
character Of Tie tdco prominent caiddaes-Aaecdofes
shoWing the cooaess and courage Of Geaera Taylor, and
his uRtUareriaS honesty.