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FRENCH CARICATURE.-Louis Philippe, the ex-
klng OF the ex-kingdom of France, is represented
IN Paris caricature as receiving kick from La.
MARITIME, who is receiving one from Cavaignac.
who Is in turn kicked by Louis Napoleon; and
then comes a scroll "To be continued"
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oHuRcHEs-The twenty-eighth report of the
English Church Commissioners states that thirty
churches have been completed within the past
year. fThe money would have been more usefullv
employed in buying bread for the poor.1
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SHREVEPORT JouRNAL.-Mr. John K. Parsons
has become coeditor and proprietor of the valuable
paper above-named. Mr.. Parsons is said to be a
young man of fine abilities, and good writer
Being associated in wing Journal he is of course
a whic
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SALARy.-Six hundred thousand francs is to be
the salary of the French President. Nearly five
times as much as the President of the limited
States receives
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~. D"irish PHILANTHROPY APPREcIATED.-The
Kingston Morning Journal of the 18th nj, states
,iia' information had been received from Sierra
Leone Oh tte liberation Of eleven hundred Africans
out they positively refused to come to Jamaica
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SALMoN-The first salmon of the season was
caught IN the Merrimac, near Haverh, week
before last. and was sold for forty cents a pound.
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Ss- John |. Mumford, Esq, of New York, has
become The fortunate owner of the roam pony which
comprised part of the live stock intended as n
present from the Sultan of Muscat to one of the
PRESIDENTS Of the United States, but which was re-
fused on the ground of its being unconstitutional
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CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUISA number of en-.
terprslng citizens of Cincinnati have it in contem.
piatlon to form permanent line of steamboats,
between that city and St. Louis, one boat leaving
each port every day. Ten fine boats are named
oy the Cincinnati Gazette as those that are first to
embark IN the enterprise. The line is expected to
go INTO operation on the clear opening of navigation
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olympic CIRcUs.-Levi North, his horse Tam.
many, and the talented troupe connected with this
es'aohshment, still continue to attract full and
fashionable houses The bill for tonight presents
an unusual amour; of attraction.
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For THE GOLD DIGGERs An order has been
received at Rochester for $1,000 worth of grubbing
hoes, hunters axes joners tools, etc., for the pur
pose Of supplying demands in California.
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EDITORIAL CHANGEs-Mr Howard Burnside
has assumed the editorial charge of the Marshall
(Texas) Patriot
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n1- We have received the North British Re.
view, for November, from Weld & Co., No. 70
Camp street.
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HE CATAHoULA ADVOCATE We received
yesterday the first hHmber Of Rev paper, pub
lshed at Trinity, Catahoua parish, in this State,
by Mr. T. w. Graves 1t is well edited and neatly
printed, and trust will receive liberal support
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FEMALE BAcHELoR.-The Obern Institute, in
oho lately conferred the title of Bachelor of Arts,
upon young lady named Ann Mahan.
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o. The man Giles, convicted at New Bedford
OF nru'ai assault on a Young girl, has been sen.
fenced to the State Prison for 20 years,
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DISTRESSING FRE-We learn from the Hagers-
town (Md.) News, that the house of Mr. Christian
Hawbeeker, situated in the Clearspring district,
was entirely consumed by fire. The wife of Mr.
H. has, for some years past, been maniac, from
which circumstance it became necessary to keep
her chained to prevent injury to herself and those
around her. When discovered, the fire had COM
petely enveloped her apartments, but she was res
cued by her husband after repeated attempts he
succeeding in severing the chain with an axe, and
rushing through the flames with her in his arms
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RESULT OF CHEAP PosTAGE.-The steamship
Europa, Capt. Lott, which left New York for Hall.
lax and liverpool, recently, took out about So 900
letters Tor various points. The largest number
heretofore forwarded by any one ship, has not, we
understand exceeded $4,000,
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RoGUERY IN HALIFAx.-One of the most re-
spected citizens of Halifax died suddenly, short
time since, supposed of apopiexy He was buried
with great pomp, and the papers We're filed with
eulogies upon him. 1t seems, however, that he has
been great rascal, having sWindled 5000
SGT, 000) out of the people there. He was an at
torney and guardian, and agent in general, for
every old maid and maiden in the region. His plan
was, to pocket the money, and forge mortgage on
some property, which, he managed TIE whole
matter, the parties never saw; when the interest
became due, he forged another, till he had mort
gagged, in one way and another, nearly all the
property in the CITY, The late pressure in the money
market brought things to crisis; he could not pay
the interest," he took poison and that settled the
matter. His transactions cover space of eighteen
years.
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rs- Thanks to the officers of the steamboats, An
drew jackson, Louisiana, and Mobile, for papers.
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saietudinarans are referred to the advertise.
ineii' Oh lownsend's Sarsaparilla''-a highly
recommended spring medcine-in another column
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C1tv TUu1Uh, the vote stood follows:
Gavagnac ........9 502 R0in 328
In consequence Of this decided vote, in that por-
ton of the Republic, for General Cavagnac, for
several days after the election the belief seems to
have been prevalent that the chances were in favor
of his election. Even late as the l3th the Sem,
aphore of Marseilles expresses confident hope of
having Cavagnac for President, and exults. in a
long leader, over the vote of Marseilles and the
neighborhood
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Married

Myrtle Grove January 5 by the Rev Mr. Lindsey FRANK
LIN TANNER, Esq, Louisiana, Miss MARIA LOUISA
daughter of John C. Holcombe, Esq, Of Mobile I
the parish Of Concordia, January TO- by David F. Miller Esq.,
Mr. b. L. JOOR, of Wilkinson county, Miss SINAH
DIX JEMlSON, OF Concorlia. -
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HUNDRED ELOPEMENT-A Spanish cavalier,
who figured at the Fancy Dress Ball the night be-
fore last, has whispered that beautiful girl of
sixteen-whose personal charms we've akin to the
opening rosebud-the daughter of millionaire
was observed to enter carriage and four, in COM
pany with Persian chief of noble proportions and
manly air, about that witching time of midnight,
when the gay throng were busily engaged in the
destinations of the polka and the giddy mazes of
the waltz. Whittier they went, or where, or
whether the nuptial knot has been since tied, he
could not inform US. We shall hear more anon
The matter, is, at present, hushed up The Lo-
thario Is fashionable gentleman-N.Y. True San
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oHIo--Gov. Ford was inaugarated on the
afternoon of the 22d. So that disputed point is
settled
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Died:

January 30. DAVID PGOT years. native of Count,
Meath, Ireland and for the %
STATES: He was a member Of jackson Fie Co. No. Is.
az Ills friends and the Fire Department generally invited Il
attend his funerB THIS AFTERNOON, o'clock The funera
will leave the Engine house jackson Fire Company.
g. w. MILLER
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FACTORY GIRLs.-The Cincinnati Inquirer says
The poor factory girls at Pitsburg, readers
are already advised, were convicted of riot. A law
of the State fixed ten hours the legal days labor.
The employers at Pittsburg and Allegheny con-
spired to annu this law, and compel their operatives
to toll twelve or fourteen hours as before. They
struck against this tyranny, and were provoked to
some excuses of conduct, which they should have
restrained. Now they are subjected to the degra-
dation of criminal trial and punishment, which
the wealthy conspirators against the humane law
of the State escaped-nay, appear as their prosecu-
tors" Capital triumphant, as usual.
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GUINNESS & BUSH,
Desire inform the public that they have made such
will insure their receipt this city of full supply of
DR.. MOREHEAD'S NEW AND IMPROVED GRAD
M q ~ A

No. IL CAMP street,
Desire inform the public that they gments
will insure their receipt this city of full supply
DR.. MOREHEAD'S NEW AND IMPROVED GRAD
UATED MAGNETIC MACHINES
Their personal attention has
these valuable instruments and neither expense
been spare4o produce Magnetic Machine COMPLETE IN ALL
IT'S PARTS In nohng perhaps greater
made during the past than these beautiful
q. T. prepared magnetic
for $2, than any heretofore sold for SIS.
Dr. NJ than sustained says advertise
ments, by the testimony OF eminent physicians.
DIR. MOREHEAD'S
IMPROVED GRADUATED MAGNETIC MACHINE.
This beautiful and scientific combines important
adopted by the medical profession beng the perfect
tal Magnetic Machine that has been invented 1t entirely
become deanged admits Of the perfect
sufficient strongest adult pleasure OF the operator
time hs Sfa and baenes &C apP
instantly obtained. The impaired
tent requires assistant in its USE and is in
ecy harmless The whoe machine is SO simple and perfect that
DR. MOREHEAD's MAGNETIC MACHINES
Are used with positive permanent Rheu-
T DaTsn * Sex H hsa ' fay e s Gg
Epieple Fits Commissions, Dyspepsia Bonch paon
Neuralgia Nervous TremoTs, General Debility Exhaustion, De-
fciency Nervous and Physical Energy ali Disorders
Complaint arising deanged System
As PTecene OF Apopexy, the machine confidently
mende the confirmed Scroua Dopsy Fry
sPeas Deafness Curvature Of the spne and all similar Complaints
us effects equally successful.
Each machine conveniently arranged with the Battery all
necessary appliance: put up m neat walnut cases Accompanying
and application the various diseases for which recommended
Every family should these beautiful instruments.
will always be found valuable copaniOn and often the best
Price Of the Machines complete TWELVE DOLLARS each.
liberal made Wholesale Purchasers Machines can
be safely of the world and each
GUINNESS & BUSH.
De,srs IN Fancy Articles and Gents Furnishing Goods
jag 6t2dpeod IL CAMP STREET
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Although the newly-eected French President
Says the Boston Atlas received an overwhelming
preponderance of the votes of France and nearly
four times as many as was the aggregate of the votes
given to Cavaignac, yet there were few remark
able exceptions. In the southeastern portion of
the country, especially in the cities of Marseilles
and ,Touon, and the Departments in their neighbour
hood, the majorties against Napoleon were very
large and heavy in proportion the number of votes
given. The contest seemed to be rather between
Ledru-Rolin and Cavaignac, while Napoleon was
thrown quite into the background. In the Depart
ment of Bouches du Rhone, of which Marsees is
the capital, the vote was:
Cavagnac 40, 595 Bonaparte II G75
LeiruRollin ,a5l Others ............ 1893
the majority against Bonaparte being 1860.
In Marsees the vote stood-25 ,454 for Cavaig-
nae. 10 800 for Roin, 6740 for Bonaparte, and 2O72
scattering. 1t will be SEEM therefore, that the vote
for Bonaparte was only one in seven in Marseilles.
Some of the Cantons in this Department were
nearly unanimous for Cavaignac The votes in
the following are remarkably so:
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A NovELTY.-An incorporation of ladies is a
novelty. One has just been created by the Legis-
lature of New Jersey. 1t is the Newark Orphans
Asylum Association. All the trustees, etc., are
married ladies except two. The husbands of the
fair corporators are exempted by the bill from
liability for the Encouragement or subscriptions of
their wives, and made liable only for the money
received by them for the use of the company This
provision caused little debate, but ended as usual,
in the triumph of gallantry and female rights.
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VALENTINES. VALENTINES, VALENTINES
FOR SALE BY
THOS. L. WHITE,

S3 CANAL street.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF VALENTINES and
VALENTINE ENVELOPES:
Also, VALENTINE LETTER WRITER'S, made at
the New York Valentine Depot just received by Aam Express
~ Ladies and Gentlemen would do well to call and select
the large offered for sale above Remember the
at hand Call early and select. jag Iw
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HEcKERs Prepared FARmA

Highly recommended by the Medical Faculty,
nous Hospitals as the best article Of Diet known nvas
children high also for various domestic purposes
the making Pudngs etcnay be obtained at The Druggist
generally, and by wholesale Of
TREADWELL & BARRY
Sole Agents for the Manufacturers,
JAIL o2dp 70 Tchoupitnula Of Lafayette
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Aggregate 252 218 1894 1903 329,I92 35 100000
The following is the final state of the poll, as adj
dressed by the Committee of the Assembly to the
Moniteur:
Number Of votes in the eghtyx Departments q 40 At,
not including Algers Si4S'4h
Number Of expressed 426 252
MAJORITY OF votes expressed .3,7l3, III
Louis N. Bonaparte. 534 523 Lamaine 1879
Cavaignac 443 304 Charganier. 4681
Ledru: Roln.... 3n43l Divers .......12435
Raspail 81 1854 Unconstitutional votes % ia
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"a - DIR. TOWNSHIPS ~ IA
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA
WONDER AND BLESSING OF THE AGE.
Great Spring and Summer Medicine.
This Extract put in Quart Bottles cheaper
pleasanter and warranted sold.
without vomiting, puIging facilitating the patient
The great beauty and superiority this Sasapaa all
medcl es is, while eradates disease mvgoras the body II
is one OF the very best
SPRING AND SUMNER MEDICINES
ever Known only nes the whole and strengthens
person, but rich blood power possessed
other medicine And lies the grand
deru success has performed, win the last years.
than 100000 of Diseases Is
Considered ncurabe. has saved the lives than
dren the past
1000 cases Of Chronic Rheumatism;
1000 cases of Dyspepsia;
24OO Of General Debility and Want Of Energy;
ZOO cases of the different Female Complaints;
1000 Of Scrofula;
1900 cases o. the Liver Complaint;
25Qe Of Disease OF the Kidneys and Dropsy.
2F0 Gases OF the Gravel;
1000 cases Of Sick Headache:
1900 cases of the Dropsy;
500 of Consumption:
And thousands OF blood Ulcers Ersp-
as Salt Rheu Pmpes Face, Scad Head letter Neura-
together
lii the Side and Chest, SPINE Affections, etc. etc.
tB Prepared and sold by S. P. TOWNSEND NJ D. 1876 Ful
ton street. New York. and ID by Orleaus
JAZZ 6t j. WRIGHT & Co ISL Chartres st.
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sv- Second Munic;n,l;+v IT;ob scboo,-On MON

Second Municipality High School-On MON.
"a the sh day of February there will
daes Tor admission to the High School for Boys Municipality
Two should the vacancies be filed from The
paents the Public Schools applications will be
that date from the Municipality large Candidates
amined IN Arithmetic Geography, English Grammar History
the United States The examination viii be held the Council
Chamber at 10 A. NJ and day completed
tSgned| J. NJ W. PICTON,
N. R. JENNINGS, -zE
ia3td Committee on Bows Hirh School.
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VALENTINE WRITER'S.
HTJMRTJG

TNHS Word has lately IN language
l. den ting the various by which people strive overach
each other the e There
bugs in the wodHumbugs in hunbugs literature, and
hubugs in trades The most prominent OF the latter
the heading adve the public prints" Selling
out at Cost So common however has this humbug that
few deceived by and the injury works felt by those
alone whose actual and honest intention adopt this method
speedily stock cathus further
trade. OF this suhscrbewho, find
himself somewhat by the business
resulting fro the mounes which have of late bealen
this cty-esrs to realize portion Of his capital Therefore be-
ayers that he "SeDg Cost his Winter Clothing
Whether this "Humhug the public by calling easily
judge and if IS will harm but the subscriber who will
then have the subtraction of he has rendered his
plans aborve by attempting petty deception which thousands
have Intellectually tried before. ifg-stf
FREDERIC .ANTHON,
jag 2dptf ST. Charles Ho,el. corner Of Common sree
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P. & E. r Ell L L Y

OAO l. Al4NO III OODl.
To close Winter Goods the of our stoek s
Fine and Fashionable Winter Clothing.
AT COST. FOR CASE comprising elegant and wel-sesd
Fine Goods, the Manner Of all +
me fashionable styles:
DRESS COATS: of Black and Blue French Cloths
FROCK COATS: OF Brown, Olive Blue and Black Cloths
SACK COATS: of Black and Fancy Cloths and Tweeds.
SACK PALETOTS of Black and Fancy Cloths and Tweeds
\ oyERCoATs and CIRCULAR CLOAKs
OPERA SACKS.
PANTS: of Black and Fancy Cashmere.
VESTS Black Satin Cashmere Fancy French Cassnere
Fancy Satin anil Silk, White Marselle very rich Ball Vests
DRAWERS: of Silk Merino, Lambs Wool, Flannel, Cotton
Linen,
UNDERSTANDS: of Silk Merno, Lambs Wool Flannel, Cot
ton,
ROBES DIES CHAMBRES: of various styles and qualities
GLOVES Jouvns Kid of ali coo Merno, Silk, Cashmere Buck
skin,
CRAVATS aud SCARFS: beautiful choice and
style goods.
POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS, Half Hose, suspenders, Umtrs
las Trunks etc., and all articles pertaining gentmans
wardrobe.
NORRIS & WAY, 22 CAMP street.
ja23 2dptf of Common under Heweus Exchange
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THE CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.

All Now Materials of tho Latest Style
u The propeors fthe Daily Crec~t" would respectful,
inform their friends and the public they added exen
JOB OFFICE their are now prepared to az.
cute all kinds of printing the a.orabls tsrs viz
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS; CIRCULARS: LAWYERS
BRIEFS: BILLS. OF LADING; DRAY RECEIPTS.
CARDS; POSTERS; STEAMBOAT BILLS, &C., Sc.
: in every style.
All their materiasType Presses, entirely new and
the latest improvements which will enable thai
work not to be surpassed this CITY, The Presses an
from the foundry Mes R. Hoe Co., Network which is u
guaranty of their exceencee type from the we'll fop
dries of Messrs George Bruce Co. White and h.
been selected with adapt the wants m
this city.
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MADAME YOUNG.
THIS celebrated PHIL SOPHER (ate of New York, }
L has removed 10 No 1oo Carondelet street. Corner
of Heva street, where be consulted daily Except
Sundays } from 9 A. M to P. NJ.
Madame makes pretensionSt TO Magic, but she will
inform all who consult her of their Disposition and Charac
and Leading Transactions of the Past Peent and Fu
ture, well as if she had known them from birth.
TERMs-Fora Lady or Gentleman, 81 ja3O 3ts
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o RENT
A NEW two.story FRAME HOUSE, neatly and well
I built, galleries above and below, with five rooms
and Kitchen large cstern yard and Flower Garden s
situated at the.corner of Washington and Chestnut ~
premises. as above. Rent &25 per month. jazz Is.
IN NESTS TUBS 30 bbs SPIRITS TURPENTINE.
iaa "'1 H %2TR III ssjs KNOX CO. " Pova,,s
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sV~ Protection Hose Fire Co-The Officers and

60 Protection Hose Fire Co.-The Officers and
on THURSDAY EVENING, February hafpast o'clock
By order. ia3O j M WILKINSON SecrrtarvA
ED Public School Examinations--The Public Ex.
aao OF he Schools OF the Second Municipality
spectlye houses TODAY will continued TO
MORROW, and close on WEDNESDAY which parents, guar
dams and friends public education, respectfully
attend. ia29 J.. BALDWIN 'Prpe,ient
Ee Our Readers requested to notice the advertise.
menS Of W STARS BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY and JEW
ceen remedies sold only by sCOVL MEAD l1S Chartres
jaIItf :
~ Prsventive.-The Pcavuue says that Cleanliness
Is Que o. the est OF Cholera. Clean fNDEShl HTS
and ORA WERs, SOCKS, he and
cheap at LEGHTON'S Genemen's Furnishing Store, No. S
Royal street, dis
81 y, Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor - The
orlgmA ana cnly AWAY the
the proprietor, DALLEY OF Inc wrapper bo1f
Southern Depot Isl Charrres New Orleans. dsf
the other columns Of this paper He is the
IN need would do well to him a CALL So Customhouse
nIsf
g. e. NewOrleans Dec. S, 1848.-Dr J. MENSING:
oHIhe set OF Teeth inserted for
op ever saw They equally serviceable
natural teeth Those needing work
call on me- at No. IA St. John Perddo ana rave
srres and inspect 1t for themselves Yours
do 3m A. C. TUCKER.
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NEW ORL E A " S:
LocALs-Sse third page for City News, &c.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 81, 1s4o
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, Etc
HE qnderslgned Constantly receiving fresh Supplies of
an and from Europe WHICH he will dispose Of at the low 80
and Families; Fresh VACCINE MATTER always ~
on hand, and Vaccnation parformed to sa sfacon
CHS. NYSTRAND. Diamonds Row.
nib ON at corner of Tchouptouas and Delord SIS.
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CORsON & ARMSTRONG, STdTIONERS. M
81 Camp street, have supply of the best article ri
GOLD PENS. to- which they ask the attention of ali Who
may be In want OF that important item of Stationery a.
a. nave also a compete assortment of ST ATT0NERV
FLANK BOOKS OF every description, Paper Pens, Ink
20, GU. ja30 I'm
~ Private Nature without Merc1fy or bindnc f u
business HIS treatment is precisely that OF Ricord and oths
eminent in this Department and i always % "''es
OvrcE-137 Poydras street. lao Inn
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$4,000 WORTH OF WINTER CLOTHING
BEFORE LEAVING FOR CALIFORNIA.

We ADVISE body gong 70 lay supply Of WlSTARs
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, or ROGERS'S SYRUP OF
LvERWoRT AND TAR the best two remedies here for
Coughs Colds and Catarrhal Affections there will
ably these diseases, perhaps destroy he. Also, take good
supply of JEW DAVlD'S HEBREW PLASTER, heal up
Wounds Cuts Bruises Spran Rheumatism, These remedies
prove nvauab and had that country for
Gold The genuine Is only By
ja20 lm2dp SCOVlI. & MEAD, ll3 Chartres street.