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NEW ORLEANS:
MONDAY MORNING.. OCTOBER %.

ALL SAINTS DAY-Tbs annual festival Of the Catholic
Church held the st Of November and for weeks past
Creole families have been preparing for the beautiful
rites appropriate to that time. On the evening preceding,
the cemeteries visited By the friends and relatives Of the
Thousands that lie there entOmbed and tributes of Ovs and
remembrance conveyed in Nstues wOdsbuds and flowers
wFeahed around the last sad resting spot Of humanity
A mournful. yet touching custom; a sad. but a much
priced dBty Each avenue IS filled with bending FORMS ar
ranging the fragile blossoms and believing the leaves as they
Irvine them with the of affection. The mother there
lights the taper and Of blossoms crown for
the early deAdbe depth of her heart stirred before the
tomb of her child and Whispered prayer eseends ths
Virgin for the infant wandeTer in the realms Of light
father stands before the grave of his boy and the ong
bows his head while sister binds the O1enns around
which his hopes placed The daughter Teads
lightly beside Sleeping in DEATH and she adjusts
her wreath Of flowers her young form neses closely
the spot and the gushing rain of love sauce the offering
The humble stone and the richly carved memorial each
remembered; the simple tribute the poor the other
in the costly gifts Of the wealthy. There high
in station that they forget the 30 lowIy that
poverty has botted out their OIs To stranger the
spectacle possesses intense interest," how much those
80 dearly connected with IFS duties.
On Wednesday evening next the cemeteries will appear
like Gardens Of the Dead, and will be lie up every part
by the innnmeabe lights burning before the tOmbs On
the day following Cfhuday) they visited by the greater
part of population In each walk will be found much
TO call forth all mans better feelings awaken his senA
biies, and make him ssk the question: What is life p
lie amid the dead aud finds answer on the tablets
of stone at every step.
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Schooner.
NoTIol e RAmRoAp ooNTRAoToRs.

See9ad Lsells q me MOBILE and Ohio R1iFodd.
SEALEu ENOfOSALs vii be received the Con
- pany a. MOBILES until Of SATURDAY the s day Of De-
eepoer @ Tor the graduation, masonry bridgnE Fubbng
clearing Of sxytwo es and for manufacture delivery Of
TRACK Timber Tor miles Mobile Ohio Eaoa Pc
ginning a and xtending vsatvEdy Of Mobe PsHs p,oss
speeeaons, etc., will be ready and AFTER me l
DAY OF November The work viii be divided into anal seeuo sna
persons bidding can propose for more, f ne Nnos ~
Payments will be made monthly from 10 70 Is per cent o
value Of The work done viii be retained collateral security
completion OF the contract The work is TO Be- commenced ~
asy aisr the letting, and reasonable time given e ~
The seventy miles advertised extend through ne pa
Alabama and sandstone rdess Hhes ssh
being healthy ali part Of re nlsq
voFf worthy 10 lntan Of Norhsrn and Western seaef
a. those ffcm he South. 80 a. .. Az a.. ...-s..
56usSi fsftgs iHapssa Or 90 HsA boz tasstz4 la A4H
HldisA AkssaetSb 5nd aElt Ftisi q ~ SaaisN FHh
fa4# W ASl8 t0AN eAlbD4l taiH AafiAliN
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

LAFAYETTR. Sunday. October Ss-P. NJ
Arrived since last report steamer c. E. Watkins with %
Beeves Griffin Yeatman, 81 do St. LOuil, 81 do and 90
Sheep Dove. II Calves.
BEKF CATTLE The market being well supplied, puT-
chassn had ample opportunity to supply their wants. poes
varying from 35<i05o. . b.
HOss.-Suppy gOOd-Dress rather easier say 354fG4G.
sHEEP.-Plenty, and selling 81 75i6$2 IS p head.
Mich Cows-s2O0 $40 q head.
CALvEs-a3 OO0$7 90 . head. which is a little lower.
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ABRAHAM SPKNCER.-This notorious hOrse-thief
escaped from the jail Of Anderson onsthe 18th inst,
by breaking the lock on the door Of his dungeon,
and letting himself down from one of the windows
by his blankets. IL Is To- be hoped that he will be
appfehended, and yet receive punishment for his
many crimes, az we can hear Of depredatiOns COM
mitted by him in every quarter. He is about feet
or 10 inches high-weighs 100 or 40 pounds
full, round face, and sandy hair, with a slight i'm
PediInent in speech Anderson Is. CT Gazefie
SNow.-Since our last, the tops of our noun
tains have been covered with snow, and we have
had several severe frosts-TBid
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CREsCEHT OTElOE.
Monday MOniRg. October p. 1o49.

CREsCEHr OTFlORt Z
Monday MOnRg. October -. A545.S
COTTON.zTh accounts by the Europa, which were 50
Unexpectedly favorable for great staple, have given
great mness to the Cotton market The business Of Sat
uday reached fully $500 bales advance being established
Of fully &sc upon the rates Of THURSDAY sst and our
quotations are arranged accordingly.
NEW-ORLEANa CLASSIFICATION
Inferior .......,.. "a hfdding fair.... .le5Siglg3S
ordinary .........6ID 81 ran .lO54GGH
Middhng.....,...9s5 90 Good Far nominal
Good Aliddling 1O14 Good and Fine nominal
TOBACCO.-No sals reported
sUG AR AND MOLASSES.-Owng to the rain, but
little done Sugar the few sales being at 305c Tor
Common to Prime CROP New Molsaes, &c . gallon
and dull ,,
FLOUR-The m aketTor Flour duller still. and ow
ing 10 the rain barely 1000 bbls changed ands including
zoo IBIS Illinois "A IS, and OF two lots said to be Al
"a 70 p Dbl. on the Leyee.
CoRN.-Little elt on the Lever and no sales
of consequence.
PROVISIONS-The Lard market was very hsaSH On
Saturday and the sales Indicate decided decline The
principal lots taken were 23l bb prime 60 s. and 30 on
ths Ievee 800 kegs No 5 and50J do at ll-lbc
b. Bacon very duat 5f51a for good dea and Shout
dsr Polk selling in small parcels al 90 ga for Meas and
Is BIZ Tor Prime.
COFFEE.-2g0O bags RIO (Ihe 6at Of the LOui1i-
ana's CARGO were sold in one IL at lOc b.
GUNNY BAGS.-l6O bales were sold at l07zc. each for
new bags .,--,, - N,
WHISKY The last sales at 2l31toB22C. gallon
for Reegiied. and s3lzl924c. for Raw -
FRElGHTS.-hO new engagement, but the Eales IN
changed sd for Cotton to Liverpool S4d tor Com etc.
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Cleared Saturday:
Steamship Globe Place, BTazOs ST JagO, Harris Morgan
Ship Amaranth Bliss, Liverpool, J. P Whitney 3 Co
Bark Convoy, Yates Charleston. :. l.. n E. l.. Levy
Span bark ROmanco. PatxOt, Barcelona, F. PUG PUG
Brig Harriet Collins. Ssal and Campeaohy, W. S. BIOwR
SohT. Monsoon Sillman, Falmouth, ia
Sehr w. Il. Gatzmsr, Tresca Tampa Bay. ZaIahn s Co
SchE. Hornet GammOu, Pensacola, Master
Arrived Yesterday
Ship Halcyon. Wade 10 days from New York to master
Ship seareo, HOwes q days from NewburypOr to master
I'D my
Brig Geo L. Abbott -, day from Pensacola, in bal
schr John Bell LegIand "a days from Brazos st. JagO in
ballast, to masef-lst my.
sIEAmBOATs
Oregon Hiern, from Mobile
Griffin YeRtman Williamson from st. Louis.
Gypsy UTe, from Baton ROuge-45I bales cotton.
MONTGOMERY Estes, from Pnnceton-ls63 bales cotton.
st. Louis, HREdenbrOOk, from St Louis
Gen. Worth Muir fIOm Vicksbufg14j0 bales cotton.
TOwbOst Louisville, LimbeFt. from the Passes.
TOWbOat Swan, Smith. from the Passes
BELOW-C0MIN6
Brig Ti from Havana, and several squaegged vessels.
unknown.
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DUBLlshED at LINDEN Marengo County. the
ba0 Immediately between the Alabama and
and az convenient distance miles from the sgbee eighteen
from the Aabama from either in the Of Canebrake
n.y. and in the wea county in the State, cieuatss generally
and eG enslVely throughout the whole country
The Argus paper already large neat a5psaranee for
country Journal has with sufficient Justify is
winter The subscription list Of the Argus rge-pshaps
largest Of country paper the Saeand accs
SONS being made weekly The merchants business men Of
Mobile ard Orleans who desire and
secure the trade Of this the State Will their in
leIest to make use Of the advertising columns Argus Terms
very Reasonable. Address, post-psid,
ALBERT A. DUMAS, Editor aud Proprietor.
B Delta and Crescent NewOeans Mobile Advertiser and
Mlst Argus aaqa iT payment SEA On
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John Williams, resident Of Hamilton county and City
of Cincinnati, feel il solemn duty that owe to the com.
muny thus to publicly state that have been troubled with
the es for about seven geas during which time have
suffered much bodily pain lost portion of that time
by confinement bed and have expended several hun
ded dollars, but to purpose continued grow worse
Meanwhile, was persuaded and finally urged 10 make a
trial Of g DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRAC-
TOR for this awful complaint and my utter amaze
ment well and hearty ever and the use of two
boxes Of this precious ointment asonbe my cure These
facts an willing to affirm to- should it make the statement
Of an old resident any more authentic.
JOHN WILLIAMS.
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: 2 ) UGTg
i was nine yeaU under medical skill the cities OF New
fOTk and Albany abOnng undeT the distressing cry
Npelas attended with inflammation of the kidneys and
with bleeding Piles, deeply liberated with large Jumps Of
he SIZE q hen eggs pOtudBg and large bO5 covered my
body Inc urinary secTeOns stopped for days when my
distress became intoeTable. My tongue cracked and he
roof Of my mouth covered with sores and my cbet NJ
cold water did not cool il.
In this misery Onged for DEATH never eHpeotsd "a
cOvery, when Mn. Jessup desired me to
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SALT RHEUM,

This certifel that DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR
has been used in my family for Salt Rheum Of thirteen.
{ears DURATION and for Warts These fierce diseases have
There can be doubt but this Medicine has all the virtue
that the Patentee claims for It. from what has fallen under
my observation added to the respectable testimonials
ITS favor by others who have used reuurngi NINE.
date relief do most cheeruly recommend 10 the Htten
ton of the afflicted the of this invaluable Save
BUFFALO, N. Y, ROSWELL CHAPLIN
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D A L L b YES
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
The Original and Only Genuine.


HAS been discovered that possesses any Of the qualities
Of this famous Remedy. Almost daily hear of new and
heretofore unknown virtues discovered by its application to
new diseaseBior il is remarkable fact that many of ia
effects are known only from accident experiment So
deep has been science of Mr. HENRY DALEY, the
Inventor so admirable the combination of ingredients
that it found suited to relieve almost every aiment to
which the frame of subject Let enumerate some
of the peculiar qualities of this remedy;
FfrSt-It will within five minutes from its application
the pain from the seveTest BURNS, SCALDS or
BLISTERS. II will also the pain and cure GOVT
TIC-DOLOREUK, PILES, RHEUMATISM, SORES
or SWELLINGS.
Seeond-In cases Of BURNS, if applied Immediately
will preserve life matter how may be the injury
unless a vital part be burned and its immediate application
will prevent blister and consequently any in
hammatiOn.
THird-It will heal Burns or Wounds, Ulcers or Sores,
Of any kind WITHOUT SCAR.
F6art-It nsutalizes and destroys POISON from Plants.
Reptiles, Insects, or Rabd animals.
F3ta.-It will wherever applet, prevent MORTIFICA.
TON and in old wounds where modification has
menoed it will arrest the disease, and cure the wound
where flesh has already dropped away, it will restore the
part to It's natural state.
SiEth.-If BROKEN LIMBS, when set, be well wrapped
mp in the Salye Inflammation, Swelling, Pain can
occur and the bones unite and become strong with
ishing rapidly.
Se0enth-When the Bowels painful, or infamed the
Extractor if well rubbed upon them, will afford relief and
movement when castor oil, iasp and ali other
medicines have failed.
EghI perfectly safe in all cases-t never can
do hsrmthe system will absorb than is necessary
Iepairit. 1t will not conflict with any medicines that
may be taken internally.
We have not space in this publication to enumerae all the
diseases cured by
DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR,
but shall suboin few Testimonials of its value selected
from the thousands in possession, from all of the
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Cincinnati. 4th month, ls47.
cry SIPELAS.

For Erysipelas the PAIN EXTRACTOR is Invaluable
Other remedies make the disease disappear for little
time but is driven in, and will reappear in the same or
some other place. The Pain Extractor however, draDs
cat, and completely the cause Of tie disease and
effects thorough cure
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TRY DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR.

She brought to my bed box and applied some to the
Eores felt immediate wheTevsbit touched me and
begged for enough 70 annOnt me thoroughly Il was OBJ
tanned, and new life seemed to invest To remove the
burning pam in the chest even made Pills OF it, and took
them which soon cured me. owe my life TO your valuable
EXTRACTOR beng now a. strong ever and have been
ever since early in the year 1912.
KERZTA FppNOu
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COStIUe7IeSS
Or, CONSTIPATION OF THE BOWELS.
TIE pATNJ rvrB.1-oD

THE PAIN EXTRAC TOR
Is the Iure safest and remedy for this disease
1t will positively give relief in the worst cases. and even after
all the old remedies have failed Persons have frequently
called at office with astonhment upon their faces
stating that they had used the ointment for other diseases
parts OF their bodies the bowels and that CO.
pOus movement had resulted from it. This result will al
ways follow thorough rubbing Of the Extractor upon the
bowels when they cOstve Let the experiment DO tried
1t perfectly safe and in no instance can the Pain Ex
tractor do harm
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may be confidently stated that there is no case of PILES
which may not be cured by the PAIN EXTRACTOR
IT certain remedy and removes atonce the pain and
soreness
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THIRD MUmCIRALTTY-6 lHiet- Decidslly so--Oue va.
gIaat arrested VINO complained that Waiehhouss
lonesome, and he vi discharged.
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ANDREW j. AULT. sAML. OAKEY SEYMOUR
Groceries. =. Retail and Wholesale.
AULT & SEYMOUR.

NO. 244 TCHoUPIToULAS STREET,
BetDseM 81 Joseph street and 81 .MarD's .AIarkst
HEY take MUCH pleasure TO inform their friends and the
pu9le generally, that thy have purchased The WE'LL
known tROCERY, 244 TchOupitoulas street situated so
GOnVenen to St Mays Market and which is fitted up in
" eSt manner-where every article in the Groeery line
Shs always be found, and at the lowest prices.
O1es from their friends in the county or in the citv
snail be carefully executed - '''
beside beLg prepared furnish every article of Groceries
ITe9E VIII supply their friends with FLOUR. POT ATOFS
MEAL, GRAIN, ONIONS, REANS and PORK IN
shiail paokaRes OF IN barrels. iyl0 3taw If
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List of Vessels In Port Not cleared.

Corrected m0rAiag especially for 7as Crescent
(Nots.n the FIRST Municipality (desguated the following
gab bv mi 81 the Nos commence at the Railroad and
In the Second ms the Nos above the Steamboat Land
No. being Flatboat Landing In the Ihtrd nsh the Nos
onmence he Raroad and down No. being Ferry WhaI
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SECOND MUmC1PAuTY.--Not q single arrest on a erimi-
nal charge made yesleniay.
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YEsTERDAE's ITEMs.-Ths following arrests were made
cIuely beatlug Rose slave Of NJ Michsls- James
DOugheftg euad on the premises Of Mr.. LOyaoa, Old
Levee James could not satisfactory reason Tor bis
presence ahd sent 70 the WOrkhOuss for month";.
JOhu Lay found under saspisOus Circumstances for
the the place. john had haichet and
carpenters cUmpassss supposed to have been stolen.
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DRY GOODS BY THE PACKAGE
More New and Interesting Books.
EUH SALE AT
NO. 40 CAMP STREET.

a
NO, 40 CAMP STREET.
IL Just received, ship Jersey, --latest Cheap
Publications, comprising
FRANK FORREsTER's FISH AND FISHING of
William Herbert Ia
A CRUISE IN A WHALE BOAT; Or, Adventures in
the Pacific OCEAN A Thrilling Tale. Price IS
TUE SALAMANDER. A Naval Romance By Sue
Price >
ST. JAMES; Or, The Court Of Queen Anne His.
HoHou Ron1nce By Answorh. Price .
Price -
THE LITTLE SAVAGE A Tale. By Capt Marry
att Price 40
THE BRAYO's DAUGHTER; Or, The Tory of Caro-.
lima Romance OF the Revolution. BY DuEanne. p
THE INVISIBLE GENTLEMAN. By the author of
= "Lhtfutyt The Hoi1er,N Price
FANNY THORNTON Or, Marriage Lottery. Is cts.
THE DOWAGER; Or, The New School for Scandal. A
Novel By Nlfa- Gore Price . cents.
BULWER'S CAXTONS-New complete Two Parts.
WALLACE; Or, the Hero Of Scotland. By Reynolds
Author Of The Reformed Hghvaymanrn FHce so
IL For sale, together with large assortment interesting
Literature, by lo2G 5I n BECHTEL co. 80 Camp
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Cheap Paper, Blank Books 4 Stationery

rvvu1 Al, NO 81 CAMP STREET.
NE subscribers respectfully return thanks rzJ1I=k-y
- 70 theI numerous tHends aud the plb- E{@$EE5A
no LOT the liberal patronage heretofore be- - ~
slowed upon them, aud would respectfully SAsk 3it#
sqclt US continuance, having hand fun and 60 n
Ree stock OF every article In their line AND ARE DAILY
RECEIVING FRESH SUPPLIES. Their present Stock con.
Il OWesL market rates: 10y ~ ~ s
BLANK BOOKS.-Ledgers. Journals Cash IpyOee
and Of the best quality. - 49,
COPYING LETTER PRESSEs-With Books and
every thing eOmpete-Of different aud Qualities
BLANKS. - Custom house Entries and Commercial
Blanks OF every description; Bills of Exchange Notes
Dtaltsl etc, etc, in great variety.
OH6OK BOOkS-On all the solvent Banks and Bank.
ing HOutes in the city.
STEEL PENS every manufacture choice selsC.
ton always on hand.
PAPER : OF every desOhptOn-Engish. French and
American manufacture
INK,-BlaCk Blue and Red also COpyng-an sxton.
Slye assortment.
THKSTANDS-Of all known kinds.
Walen Sealing Wax Quils, India Rubber. Lead Pen.
ellis, Wafer Stamps Rodgers Penknve and Erases Office
Tape, Sand and Sand Boxes, Letter Clips, Bill Files Black
Lines, Pen Holders aud Pen Racks, Tin Paper Cutters,
counting House Calendars, Banken' Cases, Portfolios,
Memorandum Books, DiBnes etc, ETC.
HAVING ALSO, A COMPLETE
, JOB Printing Office and Book Bindery
R me same building, prepared 10 execute Orders for
nAlls Shading in superior style, and Rt auQh prices as
9Sn6Qt a5l ~ NlFiHE aaigAgti0B, w W.
OQAs0k hi ARMSTRONG,
.,4pz.j Slall0Aeh had RlaHR Bo0k Manufacturer
"N HaAH 81 GaBE Alles, New OflSAHt
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This will certify that we have used DALLEYrs MAGI
and cheerfuy recommend it those who may be afflicted
with that most distressing complaint valuable ar
ticle TO cure it. PHCEBE BRAY
ALBANY, April, lS45. MARY MOORE,
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AMUBBMENTs.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.

Am U6-E "a ENTB,
-oOe-
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
CORNER or BARoNyYE 7JvD POYDRas SITS
~ Benefit Of Il. 8. EYTINGE
y aI1,Ssy az Sa9sger Mr. JAMES 8. CHARLES Sage
Spe {aJeI Goe Curtain 70 precisely At quarter be-
PsIaueite 50 Gents Second Tier IS Cent? Co5 BoIe 81 c il
ColoIed Gs95y Is Cent? THIS EVENING" Monday he psr
TGE I III WIFI WiTe ePaf''a'l' Of
MagBgI smgro MI Eyies da Ne. il JoSS.1a
BALLAD. .:....-by 4. PLhTEN a Hungarian Rs,sEe
sArLoR - A u5p E E5,s HER ALEXANDER.
To eonsdda WITH vi DEMON 6 RfkER e. Amateur
Fashionable Dancing and Waiting Academy.
CARONDELET SALOON,
w. 1Oo CaroRaaet' betaoeeR POgdras and Psrddo sts
wi celebrated Academy NewYortJ respestfulIv an L. looA
70 lnoes % 9 '3fss PaPis and e public general e
~ il NJ e nov open for the reception Of pu 4B
the Northern States, spared neither pains nor -
expense IN P2earng all s latest and fionabe Dances Of
merasd I4e LoHa2n o'd Pa PoGa Qaairiss Gs9nf Sa
dora Sco Wapz Nsg Yo,i Pos Wal n 13 A9 fa
B2ste5 eeiatea fa de- CoaiT, Hgtuad FHzs In C,ao5,
d2Hia f1i Pas Sea Military Jg Sai9T H5,Tpps FgT'l
tD,HP' hGn" LyL together with the CcIarlg ok fquyel
olbt eaad't aud every variety Of Ballroom Psror and Fancy
In addition to The above, will be introduced ,6e Scottish P,g
ngW aga Deaullpi Walt now all the Paris and London,
II polka long and Justly ceeitsd h lie South s'''
Mr. Bruins having made arrangements with agent trans
assured OF receiving die and lest as soon a bsy aye @
ducci in Europe. S ' P'
n Days a iy Ey,sgggs Of Tuition, TUESDAYS THURS
DA vs. and SATURDAYS from till 6 p NJ for Tadss Mic.
and MasteT ard from ill 10 r. NJ for Getcgen and Yo,t
II Private essonswi be given by bIr g. till " A. NJ
on days Of tuition 500 " " 80
Terms 1o'ieraie and no extra charge for Fancy Dauees
Academic and Families attended reasonable terms
~ Private Family Soir5es monthly Due notice Of In,
first will be given.
Parents invited Academy and he utmost attention
will be paid % the rapid advancement Of their children
Mr.. Buns School Tcrpehofe Hall Lafayette Is nov
opeu accommodation Of those residing distance from n
oy. Days Of tuition in Lafayette, Mondays Frdavs OILS 81
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SORE NIPPLES

The efficacy of the PAIN EXTRACTOR in this disease
is remarkable. We know of numerous cures and do not
hesitate to that the Ointment will never fail for this pur
pose Delicscy prevents from asking certificates from
ladies on this subject The following was procured by one
of our Agents
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, 49, n For Mobile Montgomery, Wetumpka,
l1esatEsf and all LaRdiHgS on the alabama River -
zls54ss3Et8 New Orleans Mobile h MOntgOme Packet.
od the New Bssin-0n WEDNESDAY, the 3lst inst. at
clock F. positively The new superior, light dTaugh
passenger steamboat BEACON p. Robsrls, Jr master
now receiving freight and will leave above For freight
passage having unsurpassed accommodate lns, apply
bOsd, at the New Basin, foot of Julia street,
90 HYDE e OGLES ~. IL POydrss ST.
N, B.-The Beacon will continue the trade during the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-29
u = For Louisvine, oinoinnati, md Pitis

g. 4. For Louisville, Cincinnati, and Pitts
Lf7ik5Bss3N bHrg.-On WEDNESDAY. the 3lst inst,
fcent passenger steamer WESTERN WORLD, A. Nor.
ION master receiving freight and will leave above. For
freight passage having accommodations ap.
ply on board, at POydIas street wharf, ortn
HYDE OGLESBY, IL POydraS ST.
N. B.-The Western World was built expressly as pas
Senge packet for the above trade and will re freight for
Memphis PaduCah, Granville etc. Os9