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huNGARlAN AUxILIARIEs. "A recent Letter
from Ile seat Of war in Hungary describes in con-
siderable detail the formidable auxiliaries the Mag
var armies have found in the wild population scSf-
tered over the vast steppes and forests Of Inc int
nor particularly the hOrseherds or tenders Of The
troops OF wild horses Of the plains, the swine beTJ
and fishermen The first named Of these are ss-
Peclally dreaded by the Austrian troops, on ac-
count of the extraordinary veapon thew egrvv ~
use with deadly skill. L is simply the whip with
which they select and catch any horse of ne herd
they wish to tame and dispose Of The applieatioD
OF It IN war IL quite a novelty. Il has a handle
not quite two feet in length, while the thong mea.
sures from fifteen to twenty a leaden hail e ivs5
TO the end of 1t, with smaller ones at different dis
tanees from it, like shot on a fishing line; when
thrown It acts like a lasso, curling round man or
hoIse, or II strikes either to the earth with crush
ing blow. The horseherds (or obUkosl az % IN
tul IN the use Of this weapon, that at fun gallon
they will strike an enemy with unerring certsintv
on any part of the body they please.
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DAGUERREOTYPE.
lFAqUTRg,s nAgTTpPRroTvIpr,

NJ would respectfully return thaHkr patron
" 0ge bestowed him since h0 first had the honor OF
introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NswDTlsang
hFe years sgo during which time ne has taken portraits
than other person the world. His specimens were
exhibited at the Fair in composition With others taken By
tho best operator from Newly O and he awarded the
First Premium. No specimens Inhibited at his establishment
bat thCae taken By himself j. H. the public that his
portraits will COntinae TO be what they always have been
the BEST His long experience and constant practice IRE
Inc best inducements TO d9oGI Of instruction. ID he
beautiful art. Genuine VoFtaRdeT Cameras 20 per cont
cheaper than Any in the city; al other articles tie same
Plates at 20 per dozen so0ypE No. for "a 2guaIeusd
the bost plates made il the United States CaseB s2 rs and
"a 81; NewYOrk Cameras o. 9i5.
~ Orders from the country promptly attended
az E-Lrarce No. CAAIP ztlast.
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Polish AND GERMAN REFUGREs.-We ara in
formed by the Paris Times, that the Polish refJl-
gees in France, CALLED by the restraints and SUPER
vision to which they are subjected, have formed
the project Of emigTating in a body to the United
States, and establish colony to be called Polish
Fraternity. Two hundred and thrtv-two families
have entered into the plan, and appointed com
mlttee OF arrangements. Il is stated that most of
the German political refugees in Switzerland, who
are still more numerous entertain a similar project
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GREAT BALLOON AsCENsIoN-American Aero
naats.-An English paper says that Mr.. Charles
Green, being determined to show the public that
the late accident to the Nassau balloon was one
that had ocoasioned no injury, assembled from the
fire-woTk grounds at Vauxhall Gardens. in SIGHT Of
some thousands of spectators, whom curiosity,
more intense since the reported mishap had brought
together to witness the result. The balloon had
two cars attached to it-One below the other In
the upper one Mr.. Rsley, the celebrated
American Athletic Hernandez, the well-known
equestrian; Mr. Rush, who has go often accom-
panied Mr.. Green in his trips; Mr.. Ferrar, who
on the house on the london road Miss Orme,
Miss Forrest, and Mr.. c. Green himself In the
lower car were Mr.. Henry Green, Mr.. R. David.
and two other gentlemen. The balloon was COM
petely inflated, and Notwithstanding the great
weight Of the passengers and apparatus, it rose
most rapidly, and almost Immediately obtained an
immense elevation.
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Third District Court.

~ Thomas O. Poole the present Clerk of the Second
District Court Candidate reelection Election on I'M
Sth Of November next and will be supported by The
APPS VOTERS OF THE PARISH OF ORLEANS,
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~ For OIerk.--HENRY B. KELLY is a candidate
November next. ans -
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e. For Clerk.-Eds. Crescent: You will please ssv
That IHEO LEWIS sa Candidate for the office CLERK OF M
my3 THE pE0PfE
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~ For Clerk,-WM. A. MOTT is Candidate for
sth Of November, 1919. "a ~
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Fourth District COurt

~ For Clerk,-WILLIAM P. BEDLOCK, Clerk of
The Third District New Creaus IA
ton. Election November S, 1919. aniS
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6S-- For CIerk.-CHARLES r. CARUTHERS ia a
held on The 5h of Noyember next lnIg 20
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Second District court:

~ For CIerk-We authorized to announce Mr.
ALFNED ROUSSEAU Candidate for reelection ocs
II Clerk Of the First District Court the ensuing election on hs
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SMITH & 3 RoTHER,

III k
,,,-. !, 80 COMMON STREET,
HAVE received large additions to their sook 0f iNTIA
Il RUBBER GOODS. These Goods ara Of tbs hes
manufacture, and warranted to stand ali extremes Of
weather. s. Il b. would call the partinnlar StautioD
CaOInans to Their Bottles, Canteens and Water Bnets
manufactured with special reference 10 the msTV ar,
places and arid deserts between the Rio Grande and III
n Gold DigginS; Ar Beds, which weigh only u hounds
Water proof Bags; POntO0n Bags Saddle BarE atc IN
Ola RUBBER CLOTHING of ali kinds! 'Wojin's
Boots Ieggings ETC. India Rubber Blankets Pioy "
etc. AhO-TENTS, TENT-CLOTHS Saddles Rrid IS
Bits StiTruna. Spnrs. etc etc AT SO Common ST mil
Saddle, Harness and Trunk ManufaCfoTV,
John MILLAR, No. 1oI ST CH8RLES S,rest
% Corner of GiTOd street,, respectfully informs 90
the citizens OF New Orleans and Planters of Lou EEA
isiana that he is prepared to manufacture and a tN
furnish all articles in the above line, and has con
CSS IN stantly on hand good HssOrtma mt Of s Al
fEs2lLE AI4 DIES BRIDES, MARTINGALES
s1IfHlAfA u RAWHIPS, SPURS. and HARNESS. o.
eAsaAfss z1=A5eveTy Kind; MILITARY SADDIES
HOLSTERS, PACK.SADDLES, VALlSES and HOP
BLES-all which will sell as low as those who impo
them, and warrant them to be good-whle they are al
OF the CRESCENT CITY manuiaetuTe,
short notice.
~ REPAIRING attended to with Hsatnssl and
dMpalQh' iyl2 en-
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sHOWER-BATH

NEW and Improved SHOWER-BATH at the low
a price of S14-combning ShOuer. Bath and BatAi7tg
Itbmay be found at No. l53 Camp street also Patent
of various patterns For sale By
Ma. 4. PAPE, 1872 Camp street,
Opposite Lafayette SOuare
~ PIANOS TUNED AMI 2 AD fh'E'n ~ Good
Workman. nbT
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FIRST District court:

Fer po9nstableTPlease announce in your journal
WM SHEARER candidate for Constable OF the Thi Ms
.IeL PaELsh Of 0a9ana. Laws lal MAMY ERIEhIns
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MANoMETBRs;

MANOMETERS:
JHGde Gy Thomas ". Borden. Sold 5B R.ALPH6 co
- NO. 10 NEW LEvEE.
THESE Steam Gauges are used on the following
4 steamboats, FeTTY.bOat Two Brothers, Alex Scott,
Autocrat Illinois Sullans, Grand Turk Eudora Magnolia
AmaTanh, e. e. Watkins, Eska, Princess, Princess No g.
Natchez, New Orleans, Mary Fola, Olvia-Tow.bOats
MARY hlngsland, Ph@nx, Swan Persian, Hercules, and
COnqueOr. tJ By enquiring of the Engineers OF these
boats any person can be satisfied to the practical
the Steam Gauge. j4Sn
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,,, y Al = 5! BATHS!
FNHE PUBLIC respectfully Informed Thar Inc snler5c
BATHS, recently erected on Exchange Aley Gomez
OF BienVlle street. operation The Ratb 60,
for HOT, COLD or SHOWER BATHS are we'll iiSbta5
and admirably ventilated having been spHTe
by the proprietor make them complete in nj Their afc
The proprietor of the EXCHANGE ALLEY r S5TTS
is erecting Bath Rooms on CONT STR FF9T no.,
the of DAUPHIHE, on the site formerly k1n,yn o.
the NepOuly Baths, which, when completed viii excel n
magnifCence establishment Of the kind now In inns c
and where HOT, COLD, SHOWER VAP0R AM,
MEDlCATEl BATHS can be had at all times from (
O'Clock A. NJ. till 10 O'Clock p M Hot Cold or Show
Bath, Twenty Five Gents. iy2O IN
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THE DAILY CRESCENT.

PUBLISHED LIVERY DAY-sUHDAYs ExcKPTED-
BY a. H. HAYES 4 90.
-sOs-
Office Nc. SO st. Charles street,
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-- PCR CALIFORNIA.

FOR CALIFORNIA,
SMITH q BROTHER. S 2 Common st.
HAVE FOR SALE-SADDLES suitable for those 60
ing 10 California, cheap and good. ~
BRiDLES, Bits, StHupS, Saddle Bags ard vess n
Saddle Wallets, ETC.. etc. EEtsSssss
INDIA RUBBER GOODS orevery kind and x
description among them may he found Caps Coats Cape
Legglngs, Waterproof Blankets. Air Pillows Air Beds
Tarpdulins, Tents, Clothing Bags, etc, ETC.
At the sign Ofthe @ 0LDEJV SADDLE, 50 Common
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TIVE UndstsignellE constantly manufacturing and hs
iOrsaiea very slperiOTarticis Of VIM AR, g=EEs
which he will guaEnt9e TO improve by age, AID ie-i
viii deliver It, tree OF charges, in any part OF 3FF9
Che city or liaIayette at the following reduced AAl
to suit tie times, viz Butts so gallons $S 50 Bauel
80 gaOus 81; Barrels 40 gallons, cents gallon a lbe
Ia dsc0unt made 10 wholesale customers.
Il Inns lrOnp0d in the Posotfce will be puuutaalb
attended to- Lap9 IL JOHN Fl. WEBB,
fNrnNr tprnuH eud hiHraia Oun1sra Charity nsDta
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n u u NJ II q CO.,
Soda and Mineral Water Manufacturers.
4 ESPECFUlLY inform the public and their fotme,
~ customers that they have rsm0UedtO 12o GRAHIER
Street CQTReT z TgrQHdectwhefe they prepared tC
boats Hotels ars and Priv Families or for Expectation
r. b'IA LlDelai Discount allowed to GrOcen and Com.
tS s ODA WATER and ME- AID furnished il
ADDaTRtus sn5 61,
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nRS. PEARSON and ANFOUX inform their patients
~ that they BE- consulted daily at FJ sslS1fsA,
their office, from A. NJ to P. n. Or. fjEs9 ~
Parsons many improvements in DEN-U Tf}sSS
Tai 81 RGERY, are too well known and |LLL1J
appreciated TO SquiIe enumerating His Block Teeth
particularly wOhy he aentan OF those requiring CRITICAL
ones Their prices graded TO suit the circumstances q
al Office at their residence, B.4h ONTE street neal
canal street. ap2 II
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- Fer Constable, = Eds. CrGsceat: Please an
bounce RICHARD KEENAN, Candidate for Conssts of ~
Second Justice Court the ensuing election He viii be s
oy the advocates of [apl5l ROTATION IN OFFifSllS1
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II ARD " ARB.
K. RIG ARDS. No. II Charities st.
SUCCESSOR to R. w. MoHTGosERY, Laportsr and
= Dealer an Foreign and Domestic HARD WIRE
oilers tOf sale, on favorable terms, the following:
20y tons Swede American and English Iron, ass'd.i
$40 bids. English, American and Russian Sheet Hoop
and Band Iron;
5000 lbs. BraZen' Copper, assorted
5000 lbs. Block and Bar Tin;
ZOO kegs Weymouth Nails;
go tons Hollow Ware Csstings-POts Ovens Spiders.
Skillets, Firedogs ETC.;
Cotton and Wool Cards;
Ames' and ROwlaud's Spades and ShOyals
Ok, Log Truce, italer, iO and Cane Carrier Chains
Cotton and Cane Hoes, Poughs, Corr Sheleu elc.;
Sad Irons; Patent Balances BasI kettes
Tin and Jauauned Ware Hook AM Platediingss
Bellows; Anyls Vices Smiths TOngs;
Locks If all kinds; Sliding Door Furniture, etc.
FendeB AndiTOns Fire Sets
strauss celebrated Patent BUR- Stone Corn Mills;
Mil and GTndstCues:
Together with every variety of goods usually found in
Hardware Store. for sale very low au7 1md& W6m
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TEKh8 OF TIL CkE3CENTs
OAlLY-FytstH Cents Wssk payable earrss
or Elght D9tiaTs per earhslf yearly quarterly lie
rJtes--In advance. Sing copies, Fias
The Office will receipt all subscriptions exceeding one
TIE WEEKLY CRESCENT viii befurnishsAo subserfrs
BtTHREE DOLLARS per year clubs more al
recJel to the Pos-oee, Two Dollars Pity Cei
EACH Postmaaers and others who a
send orders paid for copies viii copy ADDITION
or their compensation. PayGbs adBancs snps
packages, be mad office
licatlon, No. IS St. Charles street
A0VERTlEEAENT5-note xceeding
s. Tor the irst nseron, and 50 for every
GertiJn Those Of lCagth proportion. the
second Of Ten lines Pearl tyne 81 zach insertion
Adv pubhed weekly onthly
charged 81 inr every EA ibers,
discouu, made 10 those wb3 advertise by the year.
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LUZENBERG HOSPITAL,
Situated on the PontohartTain Railroad.
THE above Hospital for the fourteen years under
\ sklliu and attentive management Of the late Dr. -
LuZsnberg, is now open under the of DR.. kii
RHODES, for the reception of patients. 46A
TERMS Of .AdHlisSt0a--
In the Upper w -rds-One Dollar per day.
In Private WaIds-tfOm Two 10 Three Dollar Der day
Surgical capital operations will be charged as extra
WITHIN the large enclosure is INSANE HOSPITAL L,
devoted onR to the treatment Of those afflicted witt insanity
- a separate and distinct building for Small Pox and
other cOntagiOu diseases
For further psrtlcuI2rg apply to Dr. w. IRVINE Mt the
HOspital. OrtO Dr. ]. RHODES. y ROYAL ST i II a.
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EE For Justice of the Peace-GEO. Y BRIGHT
second Justice othe Peace for the Parish Orsn is Candida
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DA, MENSlRG4 Denial Surgeon,
~ ANlNG returned to the city OF New Orleans from biz
n 4 tour in the North and East is prepared ff1ssFs
70 Pstt0[m all operHtEOnS appeTtalning TO the gH
TEETH; and has become acquainted withG z ffSsatsg
the best mode Of Operating approved BY the -GlIlL
college OF Dental Surgeons Of Baltimore Md. His price
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TOOTH-AUHE CURED
IN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE, BY Dr. hIENSlNG'E
TO0TH-4CHE ELIXIR, or no charge ~ Office
CARONDELET STREET, Cd door below Girod ST.
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~. For CLERK, Eds. Crescent: Please announce
JAMES A HOPKINS Candidate Clerk Fourth Dis
% Court at the ensuing election be held the
leSo MANY VOTERS,
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FOr Justice Of the Paace:

. q or Justice Of the Peace-GEO. W. CHRIsTY
Candidate Tor the Once Second Ju oitbe Peace r he
Parish Of Orleans. ~ e Zoo ~ i1'
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~ For Justice of the Peaoe-Please s1pounce I
L. WINTER as Candidate for Second Justice The Peace
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Ky For oonstable.-E. BELLEAU, CoustsE,a
ne second Justice Of the Peace for he Parish Of Orleans Ca
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a ~ For Constable District-JNO. D. G.
QulRh Candidate the Ofcs Constable he Second D
tIiet, and will be supEoTted ISL BY TIE PEOPI =
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For ConstabIes.

~ For yustiee.-Eds. Crescent: Please apnou
LIEN W KENNEDY Candidate Tor Fin I,ses ~
Peace AZ the ealuing Elacan on ~ 81
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WATCHES-JEWELRY,

ma II. MEN Err, No. 100 CAMP street. Watch. 40
~. maker aud dealer in JEWELRY, GOLDLcaa
PENS, FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES. e.
All Jswslry ARTICLES repaired moderate prices lIg1y
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M ~ For Justice o. the Peace,-Eds CrssceDt
Reaae announce PAUL PECQUET, az Candidate for ~ cs IL
A s5 justice Of The Peace Election in Novepbr
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UrOCkerV, China and GLASSWARE.

VtLLIE OhNIA HOUSES,
CALIFORNIA HOUSES-POR TILL E-buIt with
~ dispatch. Also. NEGRO QUARTERS, cheap -,
and neat model, TO be At the Shop-Rhefe all sf
KINDS Of CARPENTERlNGW WORK and JOBBTNGE3
Is done. I'll ST CHARLES STREET, near Julia
ap3 y MILLER & DIBOLL.
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nOn0red him with thelT patronage:
Professor Morphy, Sykes E Hyde. Robson & Allen
Professor U,mry. Sturges Wright, etc. ETC.
70 Dentists supplied with Gold Fol, Plate, Teeth etc.
Office and residence No ll2 ST. Charles street, the
corner of P0ydr6s Iy3l
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roe oALRORNTa-
PIANO TORIES AND MUsI5

~ VIE subscriber has constantly hand good
4 ment OF ri mo FORTES, from the fgl5Gl
oest mang tactories in the United States
also GUITARS. FLUTES, ACCNP. ~ -
Deems, YIgLlNS etc etc. SHEETI y v y
MUSIC aud INSTRUCTION BOOKS for all instrument
constantly received as published. He would re
spectluy inform his friends the friends OF Mr. Chas Hor-i
and the public, that he has made arrangements with NJ
Charles BOst IN charge of the Musical Department
bis non and both solicit continuance Of the many
50 I'm e. A. TYLER % Csr1D sg
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- For CLERK = We are authorized to announce
THOMAS GILMORE, the present ineumben as csndGe oT
eescion the Office Of Clerk the Fourth District Court al h
anauing election in November, 1919. 'apg h
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DENTISTRY, &c.

WEST ProcI;saTS H. ~ " Charles street
~ near Lafayette Square, thankful for Csc 80,
the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed y -
upon him, would solicit a continuance OfQ YFyItgya
The aame AlLeE nranlIca of L,aalG Eaas. ~ lLLJ
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~, For 0onstable We authorized 10 announ
THOMAS CONNOLLY, JF. candidate for Co1stabie nj
trltI u1Icea Court .Ele enn sfh Nnreltar MI -
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16
HOUSES FAMILY AND PLANTATIoN
AkD5ldc0dolDSs ~
Thew Medicines Mninlain A High Character II
Home and ibrOad. "H.
HOUSES INDIAN TONIC

hOuSES INDIAN TONIC -
A MOSG the many remedies offered 10 the public for
Hln,srnit,enu (t'h, or Asuc Sud Fever, non. i, 20
good. oreur.s qnict " II on,e, Tonic In ,hr., hours
Ap'rfsrirurs is Effected II 10 slsoa remedy in Billion,
and R'"iu.nt Fs,.r. Prie. 81 per bottle.
EIlsc, OF letter from Rev. r. A. Oven. Of Memphis.
dated Noven,b l6, 1915
Ny Dssr Sr.--t have tried III. Indian Tonic IN ,ix
different Ss'. and find il t.nacion, ina yer, high de.
gree 1t srrs'sd the chill in every in,,anc. md We,
there has been ns return. ch.eifuily give ,hi, ,e,
mcs,. tint other, may b.. inuced to use reui.dy both
sufe and shc arinn' in curing Chill, aud Fever b..
HOUSES PILE OINTMENT.
soothing and rapid cur. for rils,-BlinN or Rleed.
inE-and for Burns, Bruises. Fresh Cuts, Mn.h,. a..
II nA perfect pain eIractorSee the urs ppsr for GER
uhca1s. Price 81 90 IN bottle. ls-
'' Houses Vegetable Pills.
The great value Of this Pin. Sa general Family Med.
irns. can be easily known BY trial. Dr. by asking ho,.
who have The, arc III. ouy reliable cure Tor Rheu.
n,s,i,m. oric. Is ri. n bsI.
friend al RuUthiIl. Ky. writ.,"Mr. Startling has
just arrived FROM liorkiure. lie say. hi, mother va,
afflicted forysar, with Rh.unati.m aud N.ursgis Up
on the Recommendation OF the Rev, n II Hall Of teain.
ton Ky. who had been perfect, onredbJ Icr"s veg.
stable Pill 'h, COTS supply, ami ho,b.en msdt m,ounJ
a. in ssry youth. and can run all Ilopkn.,ille.
For ale BY D. h.TALBOr. Holl, Springs,
u. IaWr.ne.. Mt Pleasant. and ). l. Carroll. Water
ford. Sli"i',ppi. June 18th. lBi9. 10 lin.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16
Saddlery! SaddIery
sN1HE Subscribers are now Offering their ext,

fUNHE Subscribers are now offering their s1ten-
u sive uI,ortment Of Saddlery at reduced pr-
ces. Those in want Of any article in the sspye
line woud do well to call and examine their Stock
and prices, before purchasing elsewhere.
Among The many articles embraced in our stock
We Would mention the following;
Boys Saddles. English Spanish and Spanish,
from 81 to 81. ...
Mems Saddles Of the following styles and prices.
Plain Toll back, from 81 to $40. v.
Superior English Hogskin cuVer d, g.
Spanish, Spanish g. Camsnchs, from 6lc 10 Is.
A few good Wagon SaddIes .u
'Also good assortment Of Side.slddles, at equal
low prices.
"A large assortment OF Bride Leathers.
"a few set ofyery Superior English bridls-lea,hen
6 doz Blind Brides; ! doz Leather Halters
Is aoz Bride Leather ilorse-colars; 4 doz, Bride
Leather mule collars.
"a dor, hogskiH I" dsz sup. Carriage collars
w. L. MASON & Co.
west side ofthe square, next door to the Northern
Bank. Junuary 5, Is49.
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16

Pine and Wild Cherry are trees Of our own soil,
and are generally known to possess, even III The
common way Of preparation, remarkable virtues
in the cure Of diseases ofthe Lungs-how much
more then must highly concentrated prepars ton
prove, when so combined with other articles AZ to
act i'll harmony with each other, and adapted to
the various forms and stages Of the diseases it is 30
eminently calculated to alleviate. '.,t
The Balsom Of Wild Cherry never fails to give
relief, and cures after every other means have been
tried IN vain This has been proven in thousands
Of instances. where it has affected radical cures,
after the patent has been given up by all his
friends and physicians. See advertisement on
the 9TH page SOld by E. A Talbot Holly Springs
Holly Springs gazette., 1849-11-16

VTOUR attention and liberal patronage, ia most
M respectfully invited to the Mammoth Liver!
Stable. situated on the Enat side OF the Pno'c
S-uare, is the town Of Holly Springs The oca.
lion of this Stable posscrses many desirable co''
ypnic nces;--only few steps from the courthouse
and Hotel, md in full view Of the whole town.
She weary traveller overtaken ny night, on gain
inc the souure from any direction, by casting bis
cye TO the Fast, ii will necessarily full upon this
cheerful spot, beholding at the same time, those
stiph, aud inviting lamp-lighs, which from with
In penetrate glass 'front.' and throw their Iu'n'n-
.tu, radiance over the square. Would you spend
quarter and snve half II don't tie your
hsr.cs out shiverns all day in the cold with 'ad-
dc ofr4-baf of, broken girth, broken br'dle chew
ID w blankets, and not unrequcnt your horse mis-
tsinr. Toobvinte all this, pu, up with Holland o.
Eppes, hive your horse well washed, well water.
,i.welI ioddcred, well corned, well rMted, well
rubbed, aud poy your Quartcr-,.Cheop enough
7 Jan. &c, ls49. HOLLAND ErfES' :
$. The Mammoth has recently ob'''ne'
>;N.w and Fashionable5 5SSssAgges, Fine and gentle
Horses go to them. Soy and easy Saddle nor
,ses, side saddles and rgsis for the Ladies; also
Splendid Csaetec, so lptge, and commodieus tbs
Tie most Fashionable sa,tin skirt mny retain II
criminal tnantus set, without molestation or ru'np
/. ling. thankful for small fuvort,we hope to merl
and receive larger in future. AS ever.
- Jvues,lS49. HOLLAND d EPPES.