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IMPORTANT ARREsT-Several Of our police have
lerreted out the whereabouts of a otsof burglars.
Yesterday an lsraelite named Mayor, who keeps
store on the corner of Western Row and Mason
streets, was arrested, and about $1,000 worth of
stolen goods found in his possession. The goods
consist Of silks satins, ginghams, cacoss, boots,
shoes. iewelry hats, cutlery. A part has been
identified as the property Of Mr.. Burgoyne, of this
city, and Walker, Of Covington. II is thought a
portion of the spois are from Louisville. The ac-
used was held to bail in the sum Of $500 for fur
ther examination before the Mayor on Monday
morning Cincinnati Chronicle, 29h uh.
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NOTICE

Mr.. 4. S. HoUGHToN, OF Vicksburg, and Mr.. R. w
WORTHIEGTON, OF Rodney, are duly authorized agents
% receive subscriptions and receipt for all account
Of the Crescent"
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MELANCHOLY ACcIDENT.-A fatal accident oc-
CURED a few days ago in the Eckhart Mines, Ale
ghany county, Md, causing the instant death of
one Of the miners named John Hicks. BY fall
of coal, from the roof, he was struck on the
head, completely crushing the skull The deceased
lately arrived from England, where be left family.
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0>r The British bark Agenoria, Hunt, from Liv-
erpool, 4th ult with 247 Storage passengers, ar
rived at Boston on the 9th and was ordered into
quarantine. -Four deaths and one birth had taken
place on the voyage. Twelve, sick with ship fever,
nave been ordered to Deer Island Hospital, and
more may yet be sent.
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o. The mob at St Petersburg having got it
INTO their heads that the physicians had poisoned
The cholera patients, rose and committed many ex-
cesses, numbering several persons. The Emperor
hasiened 70 the scene and stopped the tumult
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oz- Il is stated inthe Delawarian that so much
sickness was never before known in Wilmington
as now, and that no less than thirteen funerals oc
cured there in one day. The principal disease is
a low bilious or typhoid fever.
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MMaIANM sIAANs.
snooession of John d. Evans.

Succession OF John H Evans
Ryt PERSON d B0NNE,VAI. AlcTionaars
Office No OF 6Srqiie- strset =
by virtue of and in obedience TO- an otder from lie Hon
orabe the First District Court OF New Orleans datad
The 9th Of June 1913 and Tor account Of said
will be sold Auction ) AIU 6Da1 the l2h August
1915 at Il o'clock, at Banks cade-
a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated il Fan.
bourg Annunciaton Second Municipality, square des-
mated by L bounded BY Dyadeg Hercules, Meipomene,
and Thala streets and measuring CEngsh measuTe) 81 teet
front on Dryades street by III feet 10 inches and lines in
iepth between parallel lines The whole according to a
piaR which will be exhibited at the sale,
9s-One-third cash the balance at and u mouths
credit for notes satisfactorily endorsed and bearing MOI gage
on the property If tn not paid al maturity to
bear interest of per cent per annum until hna payment
Act OF sale EeoTe Charles V. FoulOn, Notary Public at
the expense of the purchaser, az
TO THE PUBLIC
ID ICIARD TERRELL respectfully offers to the public
q his seviees as n UCJTOyNEE tor the sale OF REAL
ESTATE and SLAVES, and for OUTDOOR SALES,
pedgng his utmost exeOns promote the interest OF those
entflsing business TO his care,
IT, Negroes of every description constantly on hand,
at private public sale
r. Liberal Cash Advances made on COnsgn-
menJs. RICHARD TERRELL, AuctlOneer,
my2O Nos IS and 20 Banks's Arcade Passage
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TIN PLATE, COPPER, SHEET IRON, Etc.
MAYO,s MUSIC STORE,

No. , street near iNHGt
DIANO FORTES, manufactured by he best houses and
fully guaranteed for pemane9cy -.ss4sgs-gsy--a
tone and durability ofwOrkmanshp; BOan kasEsz ss aeE
Piano Fores. from the best manGacrOry. Y Y HI Y N
and guaranteed to remain e01cer prchj T
for five years MUSIC for all instruments received DAILY
from all the publishers in the United States NEW MUSIC
published week from the most popular authOEs. MI
art Haps Double Bass, Vioonce.os, Guitars Fions,
Banios Drum bass and tenor; Tambornes. Flutes, CaT-
onets Flageopts Flies. BRASS INSTRT MENTo-
Tiombnnes b S tenor and ao Comer-a Pstons Orphe-
cldes French Horns Tumpets, valve and plain Bnges,
Cavalry TmmnnfS Hunting Horns. Cymbas. MUSICAL
MERCHANDISE of every kind. STRINGS for the
Harp Ras VioI Violin and Guitar. INSTRUCTION
BOOKS for all instruments by the most approved author.
INSTRUCTION on the Piano. Harp, Violin, Guitar, Flute,
and in NOca Music Pianos tuned repaired and taken IN
part payment for new Piauos Musical instruments repaired
MUSIC BOUND The above named merchandise Is re-.
ceived and sold on consignment and consequently Offered al
much lower prices than if purchased private account
Purchasers are respectfully invited to examine the articles
IvI3 Inn WIN T MAYO Agent
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WATCHES, JEwERY AND FANCY GOODS.

THE subscribers have Just received additional ~
supply OF very superior Gold and Silver Watches 4&
with Hunting Gases Of NJ T. Tobias, Roske and = a.
other superior makers; also Fine LonqOn DHPel &95Zs
WGCheS rich Jewery of the latest styles comprising Fine
Gold Watch Chains Keys and Seals Ladies Bracelets,
Necklaces Breast Pins, Gold Pencil Gases Finger Rings,
&c Also great variety Of FANCY GOODS, selected by
one of the finn the European markets consisting Of Work
Boxes Dressing Gases fine Fans, Retcues and other fancy
articles Also fine Scissors and Needles Table Knives and
Forks CastOs CandlestcEs Double and Single Barrel
Guns Pistols Revovers Bowie Knives Military Goods Sc,
&c. for sale At moderate prices, by
je2l HYDE & GOODRICH. IS ChartTss st.
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SPEGLAL NOTICES.

f1- Mrs. @. E. da PoNTE, would respectfully
MORN those persons who desrous Of learning either
DRAWING OF PAINTING, that Size is prepared to give
private lessons to young Ladies either Of those beautiful
Accomplishments upon the most reasonable terms Apply
1t this Office. apl2
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SUNDAY MANS no Sunday mail is at present
carried in any part Of New England, and very
large number Of such mails have been discontinued
Of late in other States, embracing lines amounting
to upwards Of 10000 miles. The saving of expense
to the Department by this suspension of business
upon the day, is over 100000 per year Humbug
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SPANISH LANGUAGE

~ PRIY.4TE- LESSONS ONLY. 81
" J. GOMEZ, Editor Of La Pdtrja. viii devote few
Ia hours during the day to give instructions in the Span
in Language Mr. G. has adopted newand easy method
by which scholar can learn to read speak and translate the
Spanish Language in two or three months; -
For Terms &C. apply MIR. Gomez at bis office, No. II
Exchange Aey Cont street at the Bookstores Of
j. b. Steel "A Camp ST. Thos. L. White, % Canal St and
~ If reqnired, Mr.. G. VIII give lessons at night mo
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NEW BOOKS!-NEW BOOKS!
lust RECEIVED and for saie-The following NEW
- BOOKS. per Crescent City
THE PICTORhL BROTHER JONATHAN for 4th July;
.. q. JOHN DONKEY .,
HAROLD-C Ompete-Ruwers last novel;
LIFE OF M NROE EDWARDS.
THE FR APPER : Bird by the autbOr Of Prairie Bird
LUCY SANDFOBD-aS DRY Of the Heart-a Temperance
SfOry-by T. :. AuhW:
TIE HALF SLSTERS-by Geraldine Endor Jewsburyi
HGDROPATliN AND HOMEOPATHY
A LIS
TIE HENPECKED HUSBAND:
FAUST, A ROMANCE OF r e SECRET Tribunal
Jyl2 WELD & Co IL Camp street
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CoNDfFIoS OF TIE CoTToN CRoP.--We copy
the following, concerning the growing crop, from
the concordia Intelligencer. of the 9Th inst:
The limbs, this season, are unusually we'll
boiled but the presumption is that the grass, Of
which seldom if ever has there been so much viii
prevent a large portion Of the bolls from maturing
Indeed the injury already caused by the grass, has
been very great and 1t is thick that is mpossi
bic 10 nut The plough through it. Yet the injury
arising from the grass, and other effects of the
severe rains we have had, would not be sufficient
to destroy the prospect of good average crop
But tlen- What of the worms We have
had assurances from various parts of the cotton.
growing region Of the Southwest, that the worms
were there. When the worms are announced al
this stage nthe cotons growth, Mr. Ca,erpiilar is
without farther inquiry, assumed to be the gentle
man introduced. Now, notwithstanding that gen
tleman's great importance in the cotton interests
there seems to be an astonishing difficulty in recog-
nizlng his features During the present week we
have heard an hundred and more reports that the
genuine destroyer was in the fields below us above
US, and interior to us. The bore worm is there in
greater force, and doing greater and more rapid des
truction to the bolls than the Oldest planters near
us have ever before seen or known. But we have
travelled through fields in vain to discover the
genuine cOtton-eating worm and we have not vel
met with gentleman with whose opinion on the
subject we would be satisfied, who has seen il.
There IS time enough, yet, for the appearance OF
the caterpillar. Last year, Its first appearance.
hereabouts, was on the 23d of this month. In the
year 1916, the year of memorable destruction, il
was on this day. the 9Th of August thatit was first
seen doing its work. If the bore worm is not killed
by the heat which we now have, it will destroy
cotton enough in Louisiana to make short crop
from our State, without the interference of the ca
erpilar If the bore worm disappear and the cater
pillar do not appear at all, the prospect is that
shall have very satisfactory crop. In the mean
time, the bolis opening fast, and next week we
shall have plenty of cotton picking"
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"a b NJ S
WANTrn

WANTED
A SITUATION in wholesale or retail DRUG STORE.
N by young who has served regular apprenticeship
the business and can give good recommendations. lie
would have objections TO take situation in the country
For further particulars apply at this office se26u
TO MERCHANTS.
A YOUNG MAN OF experience, and well COnveTsani
"A with business, wishes Situation, for the coming season,
good Commission or Grocery House The best releren
given For particulars apply at this office. my5 If
SITUATION WANTED.
A CENT EMAN from Alabama, who is extensively aC-
N uuainted in that STATE wishes situation as salesman
outdoor clerk either in dry goods grocery house. Com
oensaton moderate, and willing remain through the
summer lie believes he make himself useful and profit
able to his employer Inquire at Mr TayIos 81 Canal
mhl6
GENERAL AGENT AND BROKER.
FTNHE subscriber offers his services as geneaI aGLNT
4 and BROKER IN the city of New Orleans and hope,
Dy his personal and dgept attention to business. merit
he appreciation OF his employers. As New Orleans VIII be
MS permanent place OF residence persons leaving the city
during the summer and DESTROYS OF employing
Agent attend 10 Their affairs during their absence may
nave theirwishes complied with by applying the suuscn
Der, UnexceptiOnabie references given.
my232 Pm w. VAN BENTHUYSEN, 81 GravleI ST.
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o. About 5000 visiters are soiourning at Cape
May,
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From Mr. JghR d. Morgan, Druggist, dated
I'ITTsBURG Jan. u. I847.-The Syrup of Wild Cherry
and Tar ha given great satisfaction to those who have used
it, know Of one instance Of permanent Of Asthma
on gentleman OF Ohio think shall be able to sell at
l., 80 .Iy- 60 v-r1r
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WIN r MAYO, AGENT


PHRENOLOGY-B
WELD & co. No. 70 CAMP STREET, have Ju$t re-
w ceived from the publishers eh lot OF those excel
lent works. among which may be found the following.
PHYSIOLOGICAL BUSTS-twO sizes, each having
all the organs OF the BRAN fully developed, their Ct
10 alton, enabling those DESTROYS to study the with
no other instructor
PHRENOLOGY Proved Illustrated and Applied.
HEREDITARY DESCENF-Its Laws. etc.
PHYSIOLOGY. ANIMAL AND MENTAL.
SELF CULTURE-By O. 5. Fowler.
MEMORY-By O. :. Fowler.
RELIGION, NATURAL. AND REVEALED
A HOME FOR Abby 0. Fowler
LOVE AND PARENTAGE-By O. 5. Fowler.
AMATlVENESS
MATRIMONY Synopsis of Phrenoogy; Woman;
Human Rights Teeth comprising of the most
valuable collections of useful and interesting reading library
can he stocked with WELD co, Y Camp street,
ylS Agents Tor sale of the Graefenberg Co Medicines
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q OO'''''l''7ll0' 7''''' BRAGG & SMITH


THE SUBSCRIBERS having taken the stores Nos q
L and % GRAVIER STREET, lately occupied by MeSsrs.
BRAGG y SMITH, would respectfully inform their friends
orders for GRoCER1Es WINES, Liquors. TOBACCO. CT
CARS, ETC.. from and after Monday. the 18th inst The
attention of Commission Merchants Country Merchants,
Planters and Families invited their stock which will be
fresh and well assorted. DENTON & BARRETT,
jyl9 I'm q and % Grayer street.
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LEVER WATCHES,

from the best and most celebrated manufactures of London
Liverpool and Geneva carefully put up. and weuante in
fine Gold or Silver Gases of the most approved Patterns, to
suit Ladies or Gentlemen. Also 10 very large assortment
Of WATCH NGS-comprsiHg every variety OF
Ladies and Geutlemea's Fine Gold GUARD CHAINS
Ves and Fob CHAINS . Watch Ribbons
Keys and Seals of the latest and most fashionable patterns
Ladies Fashionable BROOCHES. Ga great variety >
Diamond RUBY Garnet. Pearl, and Plain Gold FINGER
RINGS, NECKLACES. &c .
great variety Of Gentemen's Shin Studs Sleeve and
Collar Buttons, Breast Pins Scarf Pins Seal Rings Silver
Suspeuder Buckles Cold and Silver psctacleS Of every des
Cnption. Gold and Silver Pencils. Silver Spoons Forks Cups
Of description, Ladies Fine SilveIpated Sheffield
Casters Candlestieks. Trays, &C. Levi Brown and Spence
celebrated Diamond pointed Gold Pens in Gold or Silver
Holders; Fine Cutlery and Fancy Goods which he offers for
sale on the most reasonable terms.
Persons from the country, wishing to purchase fine Time
Pieces, Jewery, would do well to call and examine his
stock before purchasing elsewhere
~ Particular attention gwen TO REPAIRING Clocks
and Watches, at short notice. by the skliu wOrkmen 70
be found in the country.
- Every description of Jswely made and repaired to
order. V6 I'm
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OK DR.. Johnson dined with Scotch lady who
had hotch-potch for dinner. Is it good Doctor 2
asked the hostess. Yes, said the Doctor sharply
it is good for hogs, madam. Then pray said
the old lady, let me help You a little more of it.
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DAGUERREOTYPE.
ELECTRO-MAGNETIC PORTRAITS

ELECTROMAGNETIC PORTRAITS.
FgY the application of the above mysterious agent to Da
ID gueTeoPe "a discovery Of he SgbscIheIs the under
superior kind IN SINGLE sECOND-catChng the preclst
expression instantly and fixing indeiby upon the sIve
plate, Gg Those who wish TO retain in the families good
LIKENEsSEs of relations friends do moderate
price. Rooms corner OF Canal and ChahTes SLsEntran"'
No. Charres street. lmy3 lyJ w. ii HUTCHlNGS-
MAGUIRE's DAGUERREOTYPB.
NJ would respectfully return thanks for the liberia patron
Introducing the DSGUlERRE0TYPE INTO NewOrieans
tive ago during winch time he has taken more portraits
than any other person in the world. His specimens were
exhibited at the Fair, competition with Others taken b.
the best operator from New ok and he awarded the
First Premium. NOspecImens eX hbted at his establishment
bat those taken by himself NJ assures the public that hs
portraits will continue to be what they always have been
the BEST His long experience and constant practice age
the best inducements to persons derOns OF instruction in the
beautiful art. Genuine EOlgtander Camers ~ per cent
cheaper than in the cry all other articles tie same
best plates made the United States Gases u Is and
SO 80; Newlork Cameras at 8l3.
t. Entrance No 8 CAMP street. mhli If
SOLDIERS AND VOLUNTEERS ATTENTION.
GyOLDIERS AND VOLUNTEERS CLAIMS bought
- and sold by JOHN h. HOLLAND,
Notary Public. No. 80 Gravier street.
~ Office, No. /. second floor. my20 d&sw3m
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
yETE OFFER for sale the following described property
at low prices and very reasonable terms. The plans
seven yery valuable LOTs Of GR0jTND forming the
corner Of Magazine and 81 Joseph streets, with all the I'M
'proyeneuts rhsIeuII-aIl well rented
Two valuable LOTS OF GROUND on Carondeetstree,,
Two LOTS or GROUND on Pacaniers street between
So 5e.es ' FR8NE DWELLING forming the corner If
Sic .'' twos S FRAME DWELLING adjoining II
Two twostoy BRICK WAREHOUSES; on Con
6ae tW6sorv FRAME DWELLING on Market street.
between St John the Baptist and Pacaners, and Stables
I'LL TasniirI f AMI Y RESIDENCE nm ADoIIo street
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NO HUMBUG.
UPWARDS of 1000 bottles Of DIR. COl4EMAN,s
I j GoNORRCEA MIXTURE have been sold during the
mast vaT without complaint in nge instance Over ten
dozen used in our S. Hospital This M dicne chai-
enges competition both in the poit OF taste an eertaRt
of eue where fas the money viii be refunded IN every
case e5s Sold By H. KENNEDY 81 ChaLtre street and
fsIR A w C0IEAIAN'S TONIC BiTTERS DEPOT
90 P0FTP4S STREET. ap23 eWS 8
POMPANO-POMPANO.
DOMPAN0 and other choice + Is II, saEen,
L received DAILY at the CARROLLToN
ata few minutes 1btiee.F : my5f
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SHIP CHANDLERY ANN HARDWARE.

SHIP cHANDLERY AND HARDWARE.
GAMUEL LOCKE, Nos. 2 and Front Legee, q
- betUeen CHSt0HhoaSe and BeRUile streets, has NN
lately received tul supplies Of articles in the above n
line which he is prepared to sell the lowest prices NE
50 pieces London Bunting, Red White Blue and Yellow
% American Eusigns Jacks, and remnants:
500 coils Superior Manila and Jared CoTIage
50 Anchors assorted, from so to 25OO lbs
% Chain Cables-% Is, l, Ia, Ia inch
5000 Hooks and Thimbles;
Plain Bush'd and Iron Stap'd Blocks:
Patent Roller Shelves CabOoSes, &c &c.
10000 yards Cotton Duck, assorted Nos;
Nautical Alnianacs Log Books. Log States. &c &c,
ALso-Two splendid CHRONOMETERS, Thomas
Hewitt, maker. Je27 If
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INSURANCE OFFICES.

INSURANCE OFFICES.
RIVER AND FIRE INSURANCE.
H7tna Insurance Company of Hartford Conn
STATEMENT OF ASSETS on LIST MARCH, 1913
Cash deposited in Banks in Hartford, bearing
interest at the rate OF per Ct per annum' l5WN-l4WV
Stock in Hartford Bank Hartford. ......... 1850
.. :. FaTaeTs' and Mechanics Bank,
Stock in Exchange Bank. ........,., 1880
.. .. Connecticut River Bsnk........,. $3.50
, =, Eagle Bank Providence. 1890
" " Lee Bank, Lee, Massachusetts. 500
d" .. Connecticut River Company. l,5g0
" :. Hartford and New Haven Haven Railroad 3o65
The above Stocks are of the most substantial
character Welding to per cent. interest
annually. and worth at this time an ad-
Bonds of Hartford and New Haven Railroad Co... 2O0j
Real Estate in Hartford valued 32,2O
Bills Receivable payabein 30 days after demand, am
ply secured by pledge OF Real or Personal Estate,
solvent endorsers $l25,UOO
Total Assets of tie Company. .@895 $50
AGENCY OFFICE, No. AZ Camp street
-" The undersigned, Agents for the above Company,
continue issue policies at the lowest rates of premium,
turning to customers 10 per cent ,,re,r,,,,,
mylO tIIlstN GEO, G. iLAWNRAsoN
FRESH GARDEN sREDs-FOR E8LL cRop.
THE Subscriber has in tre>h stock Of SEEDS,
L consisting Of Fnrnps, Cabbages OF sorts 7sAN5
Beets, Carrots, Onions, LeDcs, Leeks and every sTa
warranted fresh or no payt) Sold Wholesale and SO
: retail, by pound or buShel. %ST
for themselves al AFFLE"K's Seed Store, lOI 81
~ GAMEIIA Plan :: Rose Orange and Lemon
TREES, aud all sorts of SiRUBBERH on hand the
whole season. y = 5nl
,DoposP IR}GPo }if A. FOB LUMBER ii r,
DAY, 10th d9y Of August. 1915, for the following Lt-
5000 feet ~ inches is or 3 feet long YeIov Pine
1880 s5S $ g. ( or g B i S5z5 g. g. g.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

LATITUDE, % 81 30 N.-LoNGITUDE, 80 Win Time 6h
Cleared Yesterday:
Ship Fairfield HardcaSte. New York J. w Stanton Co
Ship Susan E. Howell, Bailey, Hayre and market,
Bark Roman DOane. BOSTON, NorcTOss y FOsdck
Schr Gov Bennett, Miner, Pensacola Master
Sch POrta, Huntington, Savannah S. l.. & f. l.. Levy
Schr Mystic. Crane. Pensacola, Master
Schr Sarah Elizabeth Webb, Pensacola, Master
Arrived Yesterday:
Ship Doyenshe Ranle i'm Vera Cruz 9Th uIt, 10 L. :
QuaTtemasteT-pont.
Bark Victory Ryan from Bazoe Santiago, 10 T. s Quar-
termaseT-L Lafayette.
IT, s. transport brig Mary Jane, HusSey from Vera Cruz
9th uit, to U. S. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Schr H. l.. Scranton TOber, from BaZOS Santiago, TO
ter--pOlnt.
STEAMBOATS,
Gen Lane, MCPHERSON, from LOuisvie94 bales cotton.
Creole Wilson, I'm POrl CaddO-70 bales cotton
Latona, Selleck, I'm Bayou Sara
Oregon. Hien, I'm Mobile
Viola Wilson, I'm LafOurche.
Illinois. Taylor, from St Louis.
Towboat TenneSseean. Thompson, FIN the Passes.
TowbOat Alton, Mechanics, FIN the Passes.
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Milford, Perry C9urtV, "a, October 1, 1916.
MessTs. Robinson, Collins & Co. Sirs-rhs is to inform
you that afflicted Tor twenty years with violent pain
in my breast much that could hardly lie in bed al
night Cough attended, followed BY emaciation and other
decided symptoms of consumption. applied to several emit
nent physicians and took great deal of medicine without
any relief whatever was advised to try DR. Davis Com
cOund Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar of which took TWO
bottles which entirely relieved me OF my Complaints mere
fore can, with confidence recommend TO a VINO are IN
like manner afflicted as most valuable medlclnee;
The authenticity of the above statement youehed Io py
Mr. Isaac Murphy, merchant of Milford who SHOWS NII
Ioomey, and the circumstances OF his case WI l. Is now
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Gs-M Bibbs says a muff is a thing which holds
young lady's hand without squeezing it.
Gs- Gibbon, in quoting a classical writer, who
hopes the barbarouS island of Britain will be better
known TO the world some time or other, remarks
that very amusing read such things on The spot
05-An old lady objected to giving her son a col
legate education, when she understood that pro-
fame history, was one fthe required studies during
the course
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Irgm the Hcstern Empire " )Ggton, o .JuLg p IS47
MIR. J. F. Howell Sir-It afford, me much pleasure to
saw 10 YOU that my Cough and affection OF the Lungs
has been entirely removed by the Of one-haf bottle 81
Dr. Davis Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar winch you and
otBer3 advised You safely recommend the
use Of tie above named Syrup for Coughs and Colds a
most excellent remedy. Yours respectfully,