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m SETS Norths Tinners' Tools NED
soS bo ffn n p iimpfoysd Timers Machines
0os s BEazisrs Copper 10 h. 80 h. sheets.
S 2Oo bundles Iron Wire. Nos o to il.
Bucket ig Ess, L RSs Roofing Plates x2 &c andIx
Bucket Handles, Pressed Bucket CoVersS.
ppoiiee Pot TOPS, LansJa HONS Mica.
Lead. sneIt.r ~ s soI dCsaee GIsgues Block Tin
ooo bdls. English .nd American Sbea. f,,, NJ
myl0 Between CnS,n.,Ie ano Front Leyee,
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SPANISH LANGUAGE

NO. Is Exchange AlIey. the 81; Louis Exchange
DRIVATE LESSONS given during the Day or Night
TRANSACTIONS from English, French, Portuguese or
INTO spanish or French, Spanish Italian or Portu.
Soese INTO Eengish done at shortest notice. fyl6 Sm
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,VONVENIENT COTTON TARLES
w have Just received copy of little work, showing
the cost oil Cotton per pound shipped either a Mohe
or New Orleans, when landed the wharf at Liyerpoo
a. any given price, gate Of exchange and reghs also
showing the prcs OF the article at Liverpool when the fac
!o commIsors and other added This work
complied and published by Mr.. James l.. Lawrence Of
dou prove valuable and practical assistant to those
book form, and for sale BY ' posAe'
DAVID FELT & CO., "a Chartres st.
n1hl5 b. NJ NORMAN, 16 Camp st.
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Albany. April, l847.

CAUTION
70 the great success and immense sale of Dr. Town
ALI Sasapanlla, number of men who were formerly ouf
EI nave commenced making Sarsapara Extractss
,al H. bitte Extracts of Yellow Dock They gene.
nave stolen and copied adyesemens; y only
Pr;nc;na m4 ATOMS; and should be avoided. ~
VI Inncipa Office 126 Fulton street sun Building, New
IaS ksdlng Co.. State street boston pyott soma
g;t Baltimore NJ Cohen, Chsrlestop io5 South Psarlsy
busa;,. I'll MMoG,sw Natehszapd BY all The pifspIS
sssss. ws's lsdi~ lsS 4: SSssds.,. -.
eele Aspat Asv OsseSs
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NASHVILLE MARINE, FIRE INSURANCE
And Life and Trust Company.
CAPITAL S300.00O-al paid in. Surplus $780, 900.
" jas W.dLkER. See'y.. jas. II. PORTER, Pres.
The operations Of this Company for IL hes been
confined alone and exclus vely to Underwriting.
River Sea and Fire Risks taken at the lowest rates. and
losses promptly adjusted. W. b. PARTEE, Agent,
mh26 1y Office, No 20 Camp street. New Orleans.
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,u.r CLEVELAND
Al &c RE e TABLisH NEWT

,u.rr7 CLEVELAND
Wal R-CU e e sTHRLIs HMENr
Subscriber has erected in tie immediate yje;tv q,
-; CfGkvkLAND, Ohio. large and spacious Rnd -
ngs IoI me accommodation OF Patients who NAV EsssH
n9sp0ed to make practical appreciation of ths E1aaS
I'm mos syorsble auspices for the removal of Disease
eter at this Establishment "a very pure soff and
vLinG ~ some OF the Springs very cold-one in
mn,ch ne Thermometer stands at 49, Fahrenheit in Sam
ne pest and most experienced German Nurses Are in
enar An tssas required furnish three Com
sb Two isrse Wooden Blankets; two coarse Cotton
pscs "? soa,se Linen Sheet that may be with
me subscriber intends. the location of his establish
tt0n second to none " 'e 'A0 'ep110-
ha pStenfs ssHd bear in mind that as the restoring of
neat WI De The sine with him. SO it shOud he
tse great desderatum with thea. Everything else should
Do mace subservlent to that great object.
All communications must be postpaid
Cleveland Ohio 1919 - A1- q f,e Z 55opiIe,ot
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NEW ORLEANS 4 oARRoLlroN RAILROAD
~ II ii "A E37|Elzf'1 = a
A. f. COCHRAN s. =.

~ &c OOCHKAN d Co.
GENERAL. cOAsurcSSIzoT ShSupitoulas street
" porters Of FRiJirss STxyNS MERCHANTS and I'M
MHRbtSNss-Go PpsSksgs. whoss halves and aa us
FK5ENES.ln jars and fancy -.
PEA PEA N HAMMERS u boxes No,
ri 30 ,-7 ~ nses and barrels fine Texas,
NETMEGS-50O pounds No l.
fP665hNDY CdERR[ES-MUSCATVV INE-sco ooss,
FIGS.3O00 drums extra snperior . oF'u"sa q Co.
~ Er TF III PPiMkNTO and RACE GINGER-4oO bae,
MMfAEkEREIr@An nyocs assorted. ''' pags
YIN ~ i; .rt trails and bags Soft Shell
Ho-ro5t vahons qualities Sweet and Dry MALAGA
Az cases Old Spanish ' 4oasa'
Fruits and Nuts ~ e' 'S-eV Vi
SSAArh,Sgai;iHA SEED COW-PEAS-5Oo apshss
SSy,IMn ,I, Ed SCHUYLKILI COAi-250 nesIs
NV Aess SUPERIOR .: Aoais. ap23 In
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TMD IM.4T0RH HILLS,
WI one door below Baronpe New 0Issas Eod street
5s in SsS yd 09es1aop Ia tie following States
ana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconiin Iowa Missonr n AL
MaT;u @ Mississippi Louisiana Tsxas
thing for California. number OF them GaVe bssn re n
chased RECENTLY for those " Dggins' ''A pull
Warranted to perform to the satisfaction or tho mn,
' W IiIoue' ieiu"osa' lmhlsl W.P. C..
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seroMf or Ags Eot Rheumatism, Obstinate Er.sp-
noes impsS or PusuieS The Fcce, Blotces Bes Chronic
sore Eyes RnsNor Ter, rcad Head Enlnrsensnt and
ram ne Bones and JouA Stubborn Ulcers Sgyltic Svnn
IONS scqtlcd or Ludaso and Diseases arising from an j
Glctous Ussg Mercury dsctss DroDsy, E-posre or I
dencs in Liza. Atso Chronic Constitutional Discovers etc. .c
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TO CALHoRNIANS.
SMlTH BROTHER, No. So COMMON Strict
GRAND DEPOT for the sale of all
INDIA RUBBER GOODS

Manufactured under GooDYEAR's PATENT.
90 8 & b. have for SALE and are constantly receiving
Utmost every article necessary for the comfort and use Of III
CALFoRNIAN EMIGRANT Among their Assortment 10 he
found Alb BEDS An Pillows India Rubbef eh Ridns
Travelling Bags, Bottles Water Tanks Blankets and Ts'
pauins. ,,..ALso Aos anu Ar
TENTS. PACK SADDLES C.,,vory,. o,r
BAGs, Saddles and Brides of every decrDt,nn R,
Iups. SpuH. Hair Rope. Moss Blankets etc etc yas
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STATE ooMMIssIoMER

E0R THE TERRITORY OF CaLJEORvya
We t UNDERSIGNED. having received from the Hon.
the appointment Of Commissioner take Dispositions ss "a
me territory OF California for the State of Louisiana Sond
INFORM his friends and the public that il is his inenon M
tne present OF locating at the Bay of San Francco
VIII aend 70 any business entrusted his care either in ha
way Oh cons'gnments OF goods, agency Otherwise WE
ty References: DAVID JOBSON.
JOHN e. IARUE, Esq liz n
f. J. Hart Il Co. D.r,s Y $3.50 :, ESQ
HAYES, MCLURE & Co. r. p WIEN, nnoAAs ~ Co..
'1eSso al s eamMan:I Gsa iswls Fed ts
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,"r Rodnsy 1sooe sous tsnfse Seni S W
stten Punctusy to the Collection Of Notes. Drafts 40
Refers to-I,rake & Evans, Brousnlon 9 Murdoch.
pin9ka5d Warren = c. Rodney, Miss. J.hn GoodjH.
<. Henry, T: A. 8. Donphan, Natchez James Goodis.
Cincinna Jas Hand, Philadelphia J. G: James, Ls1ng.
on fhos. Freeland Clsborne county Miss sp29
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HON OEPA THIST.
nR. D. GLASS. Gate of HopkinsuaLe. Kcntuekr No
IL 81 BARONEK Strict, between Union and Pcrdidt
streets NewOrleans. nN
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Prepared and sold. wholesale and RETAIL by A. B& D.
Druggists and Chemists 100 Fulton street. corner
q William New York: Sold also by Druggists generally
the United States and the Canadas u
per Dottle-six bottles, %. mh24 I'm
q Sold also by SICKLES g. CO., No. "a Mac.
AzlNH STREET; H. KENNEDY f. FITZPATRICK
lSueeessors to AndreU Oiioer & Co.. CORNER or BIrN
ILLk AND CHARTREs STREETS; " .9RTIS Il CO.,
y yJIyTHO II. sndF =. r. ID Vf%H a-t~.ns
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MEDICAL.

nR. H. A. FOURNiQUET-Ofhce on st. MARY street.
u between Camp and Magazine streets, opposite the
Magazine street Market at II. Gotdmann's Drug Store
LAPAYrTTE, mh0 3m
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For the Removal and Permanent Cure of all Dis,
eases arising from an impure State of the
Blood OF Habit of the System viz:
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INR. WALLACE, No. "a Arcade Passage,(n2s rs,)
IL New Orleans. OFRICE HOURs-FrOm A. IL.
and from to Up. M.
ORpxRs left at the Drug Store of H. Bonnabe vii! be
attended to. ia26 lyd& w
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This exrsct of Sanaparila has expressly prpaMn
reference to female complaints No female who hg raon
to suppose she is approaching that critical period Tsn
Of life, should neglect to take it. il is certain preventive
for any of the horrible diseases to which ns1
subject at this time of life. This period may be deN
for several by using this medicine. Nornh leg vas
bic for those who are approaching womsnhood gn the.
cuated TO assist nature by quckeang the blood and nHs
gtng the system Indeed this medicine tou
the delicate diseases to which women are subject na
the whole system, permanently the natural eneg
by removing the impurities Of the body, not 50 a stimuli,
ting as to produce subsequent relaxation woh
most medicines taken for female weakness and disease
using few bottles of this medicine many asd pel
surgical operations may be prevented.
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MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Company.
CAPITAL, 100000.
Directors:
Gro. " MARTIN. yAOoI McGAvooK, G. NJ. Foea.
+. b. FOGG, VIM EAKIN. SAM L SEAY.
WV. VOOLFOLK JOHN NJ BASS,
r Co. &c.. JOHN M. HILL, Prss't.
This ozg established Company, with this most ample
for the protection of ts Policies. continues take
RIVER SEA and FIRE RISKS the most liberal terms.
at its Agency in NewOreans, at the office of
OBJ PICKETT. PERKINS Il co. 81 Magazine st.
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Iow9end almost daily receiving orders from Phm
"S Th; IN different parts OF the Union
the Is 70 csrty. that We the undersigned Physicisnia
lily ., Aipany, have in numerous prescribed "
and believe to be Of the moss
valuable preparations in the market
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LABUAN-I Treaty Nth the S,tltan.-By the Mag
ara we have advices from Labuan to the 22d of
june The Governor, Sir James Brook, has re-
turned in the Nemesis from the Island of Sulu,
where he had succeeded in making treaty of am
ity and commerce with the Sultan. This treaty
includes provision for the suppression of piracy,
and also clause by which the Sultan binds him
self not to eede any island or portion Of Territory
without the sanction Of the British Government.
When the arrangement was concluded, Sir James
Brooke went from Suu to Zamboanga, the Spanish
settlement at Mindanao, and handed a copy 10 the
Governor, who forthwith issued protest against it
on the ground Of previous soyereignty-a STEP
however, which was looked upon as a mere matter
of course. The Spaniards had few days before
attacked and burned a village on one of the islands
near Mindanao At the date of these advices, Sir
James was taking his departure in the Nemesis for
Sarawak, in order to commence operations against
the Sakaran and Sarebas Dyaks
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DEATH FROM WANT.-At a late hour Saturday eve
ming, old found lying bis ma lrass in the
street ct the corner of Rampant and BAYOU in perfectly
exhausted state His scanty clohng, tied up in a bupde
was found at his side together with tine that around
his bed, marked F. McD' He had the appearance of be
Ing German, and enteehed that il was with much
dtnouly that he WIS conveyed the feme wachhouss
without extn gushing the little flame that still hekeed in
the lamp OF e The proper estOTatves used and the
paTcked lips Of the old eagerly drained the dTauGht bot
came too atehaIsh had done its and the
Weanfd spt fled from the to is Maker Who exposed
that wihered form 70 the mGemept night WHO Oused the
wandeeT from his little and hiH instead of cad
stone There history connected with that exit which
should 20 toid1he very articles found around him-the
miserable matrass, the net the bundle of clothesare all
proofs that he forced abroad from nhosptabe roof
The CoTeners verdict was Died Of exposure and want"
and this the epaph given 10 the unfortunate German,
who could not even tell his name 10 place above i'll
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INDIAN RIGHTS. Two very interesting suits
were lately tried before Judge Sill, at Batavia, New
York, in which the parties were virtually the Ton
AMANDA Indians on the one hand, and the Ogden
Land Company claiming the Reservations by pur-
cbasel on the other. The title was not directly in
volved, but those acting under it and attempting
to disposssss the Indians were tried for and con-
victed of assault and riot involving them in serious
DAMAGES.
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IMPosTURE ExPosED.-The intended publioa-
ton of the Inedted Works of Lord Byron, con-
tanning letters, journals, ETC., hitherto unpublished,
is pronounced by the London Atheneum to be an
imposture. 1t says that Lord ByrOns family never
heard of such person as the pretended son George
Gordon Byron; that the editor never had any ac-
cess to, or communication with, the family; and
that his representation that they have furnished
him with materials is utterly untrue. They know
nothing Of him or his pretended letters.
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~" Sixth Ward Democratic Meeting,-At meet.
ing the Democrats Of the Sixth WRrd Second Municipality h
Walker House. Hevia Baronne Streets on frdHy
evening, the 18th Sept 1899 for the purpose Of eecung De5
Convention be held the 26h inst, motion Of Ii
T. P. WHITE called to the Chair and M DEF ass
acted as secrefry.
On motion Of Mr. Lusk, il was RssolUed, Ihat ue 1,St
.,sd b b,lot Ina, counting e votes MessrH. T. P. White,
R. B. Lus circuit W. B. Gale were found 10 O ele'1
The Democrats Of the Ward Second Municipality nayns
confidence Delegates they have elected 70 Iop
it therefore oil,
RssoBea That Delegates chosen hI night nave a @
act as thev think proper respecting tuch ~ may o ~
in M Co6yention Ia addition that Of State SENATOR CD 1
r. IL Tt5rr ReOlred That the Democrau OF me eIAh war
~ m - FsnSS tbe ISL inst huEpast o'clock r. M, at
HE Walker House. Of Heya ana beIolS 80,
pose Of responding 70 the Tesoiuuol PA7''4 " '"'
Committee on Thursday the ION INST No. - boI i ,bs
RfsJH, That the proceedings OF l ~ Irt
Courier. and Crescent l. T. "AlAA T.
Il M DEpASS, Secretary. BIO o.
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This cerifes that DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR
has been used in family for Salt Rheum Of thteen
yeaIs DURATION and for Warts. These fierce diseases
There can be doubt bot this Medicine has all the virtue
that the Paeuee claims i0rt from what has fallen under
my observation added 70 the very respectable Testimonials
its favor by Others who have used it in requiring mme
date relief do most cbeeudly recommend 10 the aten-
ton Of the afflicted, the Of this invaluable SRlye,
BUFFALO, N. Y, ROSWELL CHAPIN.
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~ h Important TO Travellers going East
Lss7si EgT Jlgl,tg2aoEy and WetuMDka-EVERY
UESDA A.-The Splendid fast running
double engine passenger steam packet VIM. SRAD-
STREET T.; MeaheI. InasieL viii leave Mobile Every
TUESDAY MORNING. Al 10 O'Clock, and arrive at
Montgoinerg every ThlItstRs Morning att O'Clock
Passenger leaving New ORLEANS Monday Morning will
meet with detention ahd wi, Arnve at Charleston in
lime for the New York steamers.
au13 S. MARSH X Co. Agens Mobile
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A DOMESTIC DRAHA.-yHOre Truth than POstrU--Tim
Mueng. in unhOly strife, laid violent hands his loving
wife the deed was done Sunday night and Hymens
torch that once burned bright grew dim the deerted
heath-Jhe oil had fled that gave il birth The woman
with woman's love, eternal born above, bowed
meekly meath the ruffan blow-Ths did not Jones' who
lived below He heard the noise the 5sd cry the soth.
cred shrek The attempt 70 y ne pleading words and then
no mOTe-for Jones stood the " second floor Breath
less with ha7te he rasd his t and Muens dared
st but his very bones shook meath the eagle
glance OF Jones Not with Ewes unlucky daughter,
bleeding from wounds she seized water and. quick
lightning from the sky Jones was drenched-the pa
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JIDSJIUBIIGSS
Or, CONSTIPATION OF THE BOWELS.

Or, CONSTIPATION OF THE BOWELS.
THE PAIN EXTRAO
Is the sures safest and most certain remedy for this disease
1t will positively give relief in the cases. and after
all the old remedies have failed Persons have frequently
called at Office with astOnshment upon their faces
stating that they had used the ointment for other diseases
upon parts OF their bodies the bowels and that
pOus movement had resulted from it. This result will al
follow thorough rubbing Of the Extractor upon the
bowels when they ootve Let the experiment be tried
1t is perfectly safe and in instance the Pain Elk.
tracfnr do ham.
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CAPT. DAN. HIoKoK's REGATTA.
- :sgLA zdsA S5h 1I1

s-saszsS So sS44S go go
REGATTA viii take place FRIDAY, 2lst inst, the
IL Lake. the starting pOut being The Franklin House, Lake
end Of the New Shell Road will worthy dc
Of all Of the fashionable and manly Boat
Racing and originates with Capt Dan ickok the improvement
Of psed ~ sailing cra and for nuurng th2specs of sport tha
has tuCdauy taken such bold the Of The
The Regatta will be open TO all yesses under fifteen TONS carrying
fore and of sails with the exception Of ugger and steamboats,
The Rules 10 guide te umIIrEs tie Prizes SIMPLY
these The BOatF have the First Prize Second have
the Second Prz, and the Third have the laird Pwlhou
Consideration length OF keel In this the hed will be
thrown open and build having
toned conditions Of hurhen sud rig.
There wall be Three SpHad Pri-e The first given by
Capt Dan Hckok The prize ny The ckOk Club and the
third TO be bought with the entrance money.
The will take place O'Clock P NJ and the whole after
Moons sport will be supeuneuded by Directors duly appointed,
whose names will hereafter appear. tl3 ID
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was nine years under medical skill in the cities of New
York and Albany abOrng under the most distressing Fry
sipelGs attended with inflammation of the kidneys, and
with bleeding Piles, deeply liberated with large Jumps Of
the size oi hen pOtudng and large bOs covered
body The urinary secreOns stopped for days when my
distress became ntOerabe. My tongue cracked, and the
roof Of my mouth covered with and my chest
the root of my neck, in constant bdrnng heat that
cold water did not cool it,.
In this misery Onged for death, and expected
cOYeTy, when Mrg, Iessup desired me to
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FIRE-A fire discovered about A. NJ, Saturday,
IN kitchen attached to the dwelling Of Madame Macon,
ST. Anne between Maras and Where Streets Three build
ngs were destroyed before the flames could be arrested in
their progress little negro girl belonging Mn. Macon
was asleep in the kitchen and burned to death. The
loss amounts 70 over s7GO1
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N5tein ue tisi municipality fieuiyulasd N ne fali1anF
ia5e 2 M ne ~, Commence e he Railroad run up =
II the second NH me Mes asmHo5f Iand
ing, beng Elatb0at Laadilg n fe Thr5 f5l ~ Nv
DE E.lrnad ana - -
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Nuzn. Biloxi Packet GALE
EzgSf55f17y-siS ARRANG EhIEGT-F0 Bag St. LOUIS,
sA'a-a9 Pass CbristiaH. Mississippi City and b.
tOIl--Nla the PONTCHARTRAIN RALLROAD.-The new and
splendid low pressure packet steamboat CALIFORNIA,
G. L. Reynolds master (buit expressly for the Lake trade
with superior aCcOmmOdstOnG) commenced her trps
above on MONDAY, September 3, and will run regularly
through the season. follows:
BiH Leage Near Orleans : Returning, LeaUes BIozi !
Every Monday ats P. NJ Every Tuesday att A. X.
Do. Wednesday 81 A. M Do Thursday..,.7 A NJ.
Do. saturday ..5 P NJ Do Sunday ......l ?. =.
For freight passage apply the Captain on board or to
81 i - r GElIlEa A s.nta 10 pm plnnn
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ERYSIPELAS

For Eysipelas the PAIN EXTRACTOR is invaluable.
Other remedies may make the disease disappear for little
time bat is driven in and will reappeaT in the
other place. The Pain Extractor however, drGws
out and completely removes the of the disease and
effects thorough cure.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-17

CHALMETTE GUARDs.-This Association met at their
hall, No. ZIG Charities street, Saturday evensE. and
thoroughly re5Fganized There, large attendance,
and great unaEimity prevailed. On Wednesday evening
the Guards attend by invitation the meeting Of the Walker
Club at the Apollo Saloon, CaIondset street. There will
be large gathering of the clans.
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TRY DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR.

She brought to my bed box and applied some to the
felt immediate wherever it touched me, and
begged for enough to annont thoroughly. IL OBJ
tanned, and life seemed to invest me- Te the
burning pain in the chest made Pills of it, and took
them which cured owe my life TO your valuable
Extractor being strong ever, and have been
ever since early in the year 1872. - -
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nEnGooRAT1o oENTRAL oOMN

Al meeting the Democrltc Sae OehIfal Soh'eo ue' OH
tbe stb inst the following resolutions were adopted
whereas It Material for the proper organization ana ELL
ssnt action Of the party the City Of New Orleans
that permanent and regularly constituted Connlee should exist
m the purpose Of experimenting the interests of said party
Therefore Rcoiged That this Committee reeommend' to
die Democrats Wards the City OF New Orleans to
elect many Delegates from their respective Wards as saa "aus
are entitled to Aldermen Municipal Councils which said Dele
gates shall hold office for year, and shall form the
Democratic General Committee Of tie City Of Ne1 Oreans-ts
said have power to call meetings. to Recommend
measures and generally supetntsnd and further The interests OF
the Democratic party.
eseigsd further recommended that meetings be hsid
In the several Wards TUESDAY EVENING the leih INST Tor
The purpose of choosing Delegates. JOHN n BELL, Pre
J. N. LEA, Secretary. h4 81
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u e w A T 3 R.
THE PATENT RAPID WATER-PURIFIER"
new article Of English invention, aud now first in
peculiar Kind OF stone which performs the peTcoatOn with
dnca in shape and capable Of ering from to So 900
gallons per day 1t rapidly diengages matter of every kind
held IN suspension, and renders the beautifully
and hmpd, and from its peculiar construction partou.
larry adapted 10 purifying the Mississippi This Filter
one Of the most useful inventions of the day Its simp-
city of construction, its duabty-no matter how impure
muddy the water may be-a failing supply of pure
water without any trouble the speedy removal Of all delete.
HouT matter It's Applicability to be placed in Water Butts,
Ianks Cstens' Ponds or Reservoirs particularly recon-
boats Ships, Private Families Offices, etc. for all Of which
there sizes suitable Several of them have already been
put in the city and country and found TO answer every
expectation. They be in operation at my
store, where persons invited to call and examine them If
not with q view Of buying, a curiosity.
ALEXANDER HILL,
sepl5 House Furnishing Store, S. Camp IT.