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n COHEN, having had. 50 ygar' experiences, oAeE tte
-. above int1Atibts remedy. for MI Diseases sas
pertaining to the EYE Opthalmia, Of years sisas 2
sGnding, cured in IL weeks the Tear IN tho4ss "
Eye, Of years cured in 10 weeks; man OF thlz tD
city being stone blind for months, restored to the g
OfOne eye in weeks; gentleman who always used specs
for 81 years by using only drop enabled 70 read the
newspaper without them by candelght,s houB alter IN.
Illumination OF days, cured bB Single drop, II gives
bulIancy to the Eye AMI also sttenghers the Sigh
~ 2Oo PHlLiFP1 Street, near Heyla, aud ~ 81.
Charles Street quI tv
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COPAR TNERSHIP.

COPAR / 'NERSIIIP.
s T s , sng n BE'5sa sSifsgf srR7sGf B
FUFNV RIDING BUSiNE S5. under the firm Of 7. O. /
TvicaRiI s 90, ID sri T. c, TWicHELL.
law PARTNERSHIP, Il
plqsgs q Law Office, Ne "a i5Sehg4se Place, oD-
iz3 em DAVID G.LABATT-
NJ0FCE-llaying withdrawn from the tim Of Board,
Ssa9 a sq &c aa'ieg9s Wy s21iiPus ne x
e BIZ q Z sqsesug! g Ae 10 BANKS ARCADE-next
oiii J. a. BEARD, Auetiouea,.
ooPARTNRRsHIF,
u7qs45fRf4 haYag spis eay a1soestsd with him
REIAIL GROCERY BUSINESS, under lie firm Of /
kAaa9hD 3 AkAlFiAeE New Ne 4 0is I, Avg e.
ae--eA w. Y, IA MOND |
fsoPARTNERsHIPE oTlCE-Ths ussoriber having |
oimed eonaeelon IN business 2 date ftOm and afteT
COMMISSION xI FdR G2soq BtIsIS Ss es
nndeI taa ifm Of l L. GUSHING & CO., aHd has 70
IS Common siregi i6msriy occupied By Mess E. Il Al
dreh & Co. neay opposite Hewai,,g lg4zqhaags.
VIE .alsedlsn 9IsI their services TO their friends and
SION 1a F s4 % fsf9f,2 US 81 FsnsLa CoMMls.
token store No 5 Common street nearly oupOie Beypes
ilH pq,lne VIII be confined to stlichh kea.Hlsaa and
EoINaf and particular a'teaiien ta e given 10 filling
gana5 aeis " VIII suptiY al 95aes ION me so1R'Ig
si'a '''1 a's'' must a''' # E cSG5fsaNG co
Tltss9LpTIoN-gh pgTass.llp !es.iqfore existing
d1alted Do mutual consent The busine Of the late firm
viii be rsllsd By their sueesssom POuLTNEY coll
Inns s MASSEY. "a i, DAWSON
CHAS. w. pOULrNEY,
VIM. w KNNE WlSTER.
Philadelphia i0th Month Ali, 1919.
ft0-PARTNERs ship = The sub.odben having pur.
W chased chs entire interest Of M l., DAWSON &
TO- viii euniinue the BREWING BUSINESS under the
firm Qf pOUIFNEY. COLLINS q MASSEY. Philndel.
nhia. and AIASsEs4, POULTNEY q COLLINS. New
0stnn1 CHAB w. PDULTNEY,
F.COLLlNs.
WILLIAM MASSEY.
Philadelphia, 10Th Month 9TH. 1913.
FHaHE subscriber having connected himself in business
pef above Is pfepa,ed 70 en- nly bis fenda
and ale public With PORTER. ALE, and TX fR A ALE
FDR BOTTLiNC, aud PALE AND AMBER ALE
F0A DRAFT. by tho cask barrel, the premises for
net9 occupied by aim Nos 3 and II Bienve street. IN
TIE name and style Of MASSEY, POULTNEY & COL
Hs would 9lso form hem that he has sold 9gt h
and would recommend him to their patronage.
NewOheans, Nov 4. 1919. WILLIAM MASSEY.
fNNHE nnderseHnd having purchased Tho BOTTLLNG
ESTABLISHMENT Of VIM Massey q Benyil,
81 viii oohinpe the hniinels al The old nd where M
WI keep on hdud a supply OF PORTER, ALE AMI
CIDER q the best quality, and soiuis continuance
line iafIlnage hitherto heslowed on bis Predecessors.
hew0deana, Noy.l, 1873 las lml N. MARACHE.
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0'FnnrRrY AND THE BEEs.-There happened
On a cerlain occasion, 10 grow up between Mr..
O'Flahesiy and Dragging down-easter, a very
fierce contest to the comparative s'Re Of different
thsv When MI. O'Flaheriy declared that in Ire
land he bsis were as big as shape"
Vers lf Interrupted lchabod " how big
AS pig assYourn, be iabbers
Then how Do the beessget into the hives q
4padlg soFaiehed his head, and after a few mo-
uIenis refectiou replied, Oh that's their busi-
ness
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uNR RIACGTBBON has removed to 50 PHLLiPPd
ID 'S7WEET between Gmvier and Common. iy5 bm
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~ The Caf wlJsave New Orsana and GaIroitoa e-gry
hoGl aitgT. o,Ck OA 3Uudaya It the ggatheriE fair
80 The lstsyse Horse Cars viii ioqre every rs minnie
'"+4 'he '@'ASt"' NatoRne AVID GaEN a'-, nov a5m
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l21 GRAPIER Street, 5etl5GeR ST. Charles and CdrgH
detet Streets One d0or from the Of CaTOndas ST.
M RS, WILSON, date OF ~ Benville sUset) respect
lYI fully informs her friends and the public generally, ~
that she continues in the above eligible location oceu-
pied by her during the last year. She has had hers
HOUSE thoroughly reted and prepared oT the accommo
dahOn gentlemen exclusively. Grateful for past patron
age she hopes by dgen attention 10 the comfort and con
venienoe OF her patrons TO merit aud receive continuance OF
ugly d&W
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Imaybe confidently stated that there Is no esse
#. which may not be cured by the PAIN EXTRACTOR
1t is a certain remedy and once the pan an
soreness.
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ST.. Lows, Mo, July g. 1875.
PeaT SIS About week since; whilst working al my
traded foot In very bad aud dangerous way The
whole BIT Of the adze entered the top my foot iu below
the nstep. The wOnndbcgan nfame, and continued so
70 90 until became much alarmed. used British Oil,
Iincture Of Ayrr, and seveta adhesive asts but all to
purpose
iien commenced theuse Of
BALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
and in less than ten minutes the pain ard inflammation be.
gan 10 sutsidss and has now entirely left me.
Team confidently recommend DALEY Magical Pain EX-
Tractor beng superior 0gnything have tried
for TgmOvlne pain inflammation.
an ship carpenter BY trade, and shall be willing les.
iy ID the grtue OF this Seys ara Zines when necessary
uside Franklin Avenus, at No lot where car give
any iniofma' ion de fred.
NGuIs, truly,
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, bsg0t, s0rnrr ~ BaraHHE aud Psrdido ssrsEsf.
iHS!s lckst aEg tEaz.G HhaVa PssERRt rsnta
nnEe u9ke for ob'ldeH over AID ad6T ~ yeas 10 .
sytGEsiss (Rad) ............, 81 So
~ ht @hofe tset i2' 2Ay Scr below PesEat street
5s&Al caves, y iDraay d4t9E 10
g Rs1donts in Hstsge4c Csrroicz .ud Vicinity a1e
i~iqWed mat 'his COMPANY hl GAad u3ifoIa ale Of
LicEgs for passage - Tie CETs, wit: G5 90
On dv2no,j i1 either Road rad 0E any distance
ClIleg hat p!.cena iEeA tak6tS gives for suy Other
period tbsE the frat 10 the last Of sGch llorth
Gar, sEB5ezs. Z tor ladies' in eech train.
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DENTISTRY, SC.

DENTAL NOTICE.
hh- PEARSON informs his patients he
- still continues his business at his resi-
deneR, NO. BARoNNE STRICT, ne8rtI fY,fsylati -
Canal. Auopefatons faithfully performed. AlJlJ
His prices are graded 10 suit the circumstances Of all
y. B-No eonneeion whatever with MI Anloux. o
DENTAL NOTICE.
hH. PEARSQN informs his patients that he can be
- consulted daily at his office, from
A. N. 70 P, NJ. DIR. PeeTsun,s macy i'm Il
provemeniE in DEN&AL SURGERY, " IfF,lA5s,aA
are tooWell known and acknowledgements ~AL4hTJ
enUmeratng. Bis Block Teeth are particularly worthy the
attentan Of those requiring artificial ones HIS prices az
graded to snt the circumstances OF ALL Othce a. ms resi-
denee. No. B.aRONJfE street near Canal sly Il
DENTAL NOTICE,
I WEST, Praeticat Dentist liz 81 Oharles street
y near Lafayette Square, thankful TOT
the liberal patfonsRe heretofore bestowed y
upon him, would solicit oonti9uance OtU FF4VAVel
the same. After practice of twelve years, ~ ILAI
both in Europe and the United 6aies and having avaei
himself Of all The late improvements he feels confident that
he will give satisfaction 10 those who may aVo hun WIN
q call.
j. w. would call particular attention TO his improved
method Of inserting Teeth Gold Plate. Persons requiring
such would 10 well TO call and examine specimens All NJ
operations will be warranted the hes; Of wokmansh anu
material and give satisfaction TO those who may patron
lze him W. refers 70 the following gentlemen VINO nave
honorad him with their patronage -
Professor Stone, d. Renbr00k, moTphy & MENUS
Professor MoTphy, Sykes Hyde, Robson u Allen
Professor DimtrY. Sturges & Wright, etc. etc,
f- Dentists supplied with Gold Foil, Plate, Teeth, etc
Office and residence No liz st. Charles street. near the
corner Of PoydAs. yA
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RESTAURANTS.
ANERIoAN oysTERsALooM = RnsrAuRAI

AMERICAN OYSTER SALOON & RBsrAURAF
No. - ST. CHARhEs ST.
fNE subscriber bags leave 70 n0fm his friend
IA and the pubiia that he hes thoroughly q.
painted and repaired his establishment, and * -
vii op6n it for fhBir aocomnl edatiOn on Mon. Fs
-. Jay sept. y Having made ex - ~
lenslqe alterations and improvement 10 iIs
~ Cooking aepaliGient. ai0Fdng much greaicl
facllles than formerly, he ltusts 10 be abe 10
serve us psIong with every thing IN hs line in style ne.
qnaied by hesaufa in tie city He has m9le afun
snents fof q constant supply Of OYSTERS ~ ~
iIun the choicest Bets.of the Gnf and iheVt9A D q
Lakes, and bis Fable viii always be supplied " N6EF
with the bsst STEAKS, Chops. ~ u
s1 FISH, GAME etc., tcgethgg with every
delieaey 70 be procured ID the New Orleans
laalkeis The ar viii be supplied with Wines aud III.
uapT Porter, Ale ete OF Tie veiy beat brands carefully
seleeed LIS cooks and Waies viii De second in
le city and be viii be found aags e. bis post 20 that
h naifons receive pfonptand polite dftendanoe Ia short
ha Wi use every eNeOu 10 render his Saloon worthy ohG
~ 81 Jas CAsaFnN
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MADISON HOUSE, Montgomery ala.
tTTIS s1L.ilsr rs-Tot il T,as fha Datfonare of III


E7UE subscriber respectfully invites the patronage Of Inc
A. travelling public, confident that he can supply SzA
the wans Of the transient visen OF Montgomery as fa
well as any Of his competitors, Those going 70, OF M
turning from the North obtain meals Of all hOu 10 sur
tbeaTyal and departure Of the railroad cans and eaeis
A fine ouT-hoHe OMNIBUS constantly m Attendance, 70
convey passengers and from the boats to The tree Of
charge The Recommendations equal 70 any other esias
ishment in the town, and being Of educed rate oiei
additional inducements to the ttaveag public Ih5 post
stewards COOKS and servants are engaged, and no pans w
be spared render the stay OF Ve pleasant and
au20 d&Wly Q. A. ABERCkOMBLE.
A CARD.-The undersigned, passengers on board AElggA
IA the steamship OHIO, bound for California be sssS
ing compelled remain for several days in New Or ai-
leans, would recommend the LOUISIANA HDI Eli, NO
265 Tcloup0ulgg street. kept by NJ ASPlLL, Bs worthy
of patronage from e travelling public. Judging from Ou
treatment and fare, believe all Others will receive ron
mine hest kind treatment, good fare, aud every atten
ton TO make the way aIer and traveller at home ::
ThOs. j. Dryer. Cincinnati Thomas Rogers, New 0Iki
Leavenh uuTd, ..; IWymau Turner Msne;
! Abe Wares. New York; & lib Harrison, NeWHk,N.J.
| a. N Ppttit, jacksonville m :IC.C. Cady, Mass.i
]. d. Holmes, New OkCIyiIf W Btzett, Clnclunal;
| NJ Prut Boston; IN. S. Cuuef Vermont;
! bayid Tyler NowYorz; IDau'l Inland, New Yok;
| b L. lignteIA Maine: WV Bows Maine;
I Alpheus Hunter. g.; H. G. ThebOn, Salem, Mass.
| Seth Griffin, HoWH0ik; La. j. HORTON New lqrki
| ID. ID. C5nkIu, 90; WIN. w. Honspn, "a
| o. Winters In. F AyeHil, Barre, vi
| Tbos d, Foster China Me tlOhn II Hollis. Mas,
| J. w Stewart 81. iRob't + Ford, II Haven O..
| Uiah Nelson, o.; Henry Cr5ey, HRyanai
Randall Ward. o.: Col A. huntington, IeXas,
Linus Lane Vermont; ? b. s. civilians, Barre VI
! Nathan Edwards Boston, . And Others Ojl ON
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= = u " . y MIS- "A N y , o X u 81.
The effects Of the PAIN EXTRACTOR in these case,
iswonderlu; quickly tCes it remove all pain and sore
ness, and hea the injury. No SCAR REMAINS It's suc.
cess in healing old Of long standing is unparalleled
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BLAKE's FIRE AND WATERPROOF MINE
RIAL PAINT

MOhF than oNE ItUhDRkp BARRELS OF this PAU
WI has been sold here the past which has give
very general satisfaction To all Wh0 have Ued ilund
demand lO L Is increasing, The Paint is 81 u0rrsh
slate and ChOcoae the latter Of The fashion
able cOoIs in Ese, and ldr durable taR icad
the weather makes impression IT, WHISTLER used
upon Brick Wood. -.H
M BENSON "a Practical Painter, Camp street. opposite
Lafayette SquaIe) who has used eXtensively, will impa
every desired information respecting i.
O. SHELDON Agent,
Sold Wholesale and Retail BY A. G. WILBUR & CO..
10 Bank Place. oil &W3m
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Lar ~ p - 4EC4AO EAM IL
ihh undeeigred woad most respectfully inform tile
cinsens Of Lafayette and New Orleans ~ ~
aad tha public d general they have opened 81 a
he LAFAYETTE RESTAURANT, fer N~A0S "
merry kept By Philip Hairy, 49,
f17ftl band sithared GA l.epfe, bel Teen In1kt0n
aHd eliliad The same, a. they are now prepared
Q serve thea patrons at n the sioitest nohce with
81 he s1bitantials and - deoHeies OF the season,
tncn q. oyslsIs Game, 11 aud Fish Of every tts.
cphqp. iheiI winua, Liquors, &e having hean all Sc.
BY themselves, are OF The very best bmnds The city can
aa9a WM H. MCGUIRE,
~ ln d. CASSIDY.
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ROTTND sPICES-Al qualities, loT sale by
VIM u. CUSHING 4 CO., 55 Common 81
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TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

Vie ,uhEeIben would rcsIaually call the attention of
- AsttUHfRH MERCHANTS. aud Dealers in 80
HAIS gnd CAPS in general. 10 their VERY As4A
~ LARGE assortment Of the above n7rae1 "a
E3 Ggad2, which is SECOND TO NONE IN TIE
80 lIH, cOmprising EVERY KIND AND qua l..
II entirely too Numerous detail bat can hUes as
ne ageTans about purchasing ia this line that an issptC.
uu on their stock will be eaty 10 their advantage before
p9ihsing elsewhere rthe reason that they asmOty all
~ Al I5 eve manniaegLa aud come DIRECT FROM
THEIR OWN MASUFACTORY at Newark N +.
BIS 81, ,1s!as Satisfied with the MANUFACTURERS
49, = el certain that purchasers fail to be sat.
shgd so CATER IN inpsotcDl that The above as faura.
4ehled DNRRRlDGE s. co.
Oetf om 28t'uFtOmh0gae streat IN stairs.
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3RANplEs, WINES AND LIQUoRs-Or all kinds
WV. i. GUSHING co, B5 Common st.
paris GBEEN-lnst received a ioi of yery TUne7ior
a. ms Nieen in 5 iht. cans. lof sae by
~ WOOD CO., Post n, "a Ny
81, nteea' Cahu' Brand aadisg fiom bark Western
MAI. L. CusHING.s co. IS Commons
N7 aas,iAk9Nl AND NERMlCELII-s66 cases flesh
es tom iiallan hng Silanoio Tor sale by
-. Y COCHRAN & Co, "a Tuhou1itoulss H.
"a Ess99Fns. brazil NUTS, PECAGS, FRUITS,
5 s9 q. y COCHRAN co, q Tehoupitonlss st. ,
y se56riAtaN EkfoQL COARSE SALT. Ia ble1cbei
salts al i lea SACKS; also FINE saIsF IN bi4acbsd
oi9 e an "a excellent order ust landing and ff ~
TSFS56.5.s JOHN To0LE, g Bsak Place
~ Ne.,s pLAS fER-l5o0 bhis DsHm1n', ~,
cihed p5.ief 3 aoWns Cement aud %VotheTssoepi f;i
ms s5 iQi lae By
fPf.Ess5s LIN STROUD s. co Ia6 Common s..
p1Ti. ioi s5ii e0s Wothsiapoon's Culcned Platter
!ohN STROUD s CO.. ia5 Common St.
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HOTELS. &c.

BANKS ARCADE, Magazine street.
subscribers having recently felunished and painted
4 this well known and csutra Adjustment F.S,gsA
throughput, prepared 10 accommodate any ES5sf
her Of CITY and transient boardsTs. The aa
pleasant and well ventilated The Bar ssupped with tho
choicest Lquos and their Tables shah at Al times be fur
pshed with the best the market affords, They return thelf
thanks the public the liberal patronage nded to
them the past and respectfully solicit continuance
Of the same, TUFTS & DlGGES,
O2l And&W ptopUetOrs.a
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u .f--.Hfe |i- Sc
ltaH.. as a-. H# gHTare tsfH.l
HIsHt"AEt tga. jsHsl, ..ls-N ID. Ne.-. stHa Nh.fV
lEd tar g1rs 81. ike BOT CASES u flu Ltt ss l1t ss
yFyn1t FHr''1s H-gagg iur iliai medicine. dis
J"ss OF 7fHoI aHI aaoug' r Nur.heED iuilars.
- ----- LII -
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~ A. LER, 80 CAMP Sc, has constantly on hand,
LAYER ' bSpsi mi VGsgnasr TRTCHEs Of ali
40 ss-,s the best mekeIs. Aso-Fob, Vest ~
80 ase f21Ess and Guard CHAINS, SEAA.SetAtssa
--''.. - and KEYS, IN eyery yariety. God Pens,
Pencils FhimbleS Buckles, &c Fine Bracelet, Brooches
Nesklapss Rihgt, SverwaTs, Spoons and Forks ladies'
CaIton Cups, PitcheIs Trays Plated Casors Tea-Sets
Candl5sekE UTnr. rich Fancy GoOdt, Iubin.G fine Per
ytogethbT with variety Of 0ihe articles
ngne0us to mention. Also sP&OIACLES, with Gold,
Silver Shell Steel bowed f8mez and Glasses Of every
knidEFe Projectors, etc, etc.. oontant7 hand Rnd
lifted 10 suit the eye 81 short notice nlh
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MEDICAL

nR.J BENsA DON-Odiee and Residence No, lb7
~ Canal Street between PhHp9a and Circus SIS, ~ 5m
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RUTrEB AND tHEESE-A small invoice Of Iowa
h Butler of superior quGify and equal any Goshen
landing from Steamboat Hannibal Also in store, kegs
ST. Louis ami Cincinnati Butter 90 boxes Prime We
and Goshen Cheese, For sale by
no WIN l.. CUSHING 81 CO. 55 Common ST.
|. EALIFQREIA CHARTs-Just received, Charts of The
- S0uih Atlantic and Pueta, the NoThtfaci1 aud Coast
Of CALIFORNIA; also Of tho Cult Of Mexico. For sale by
n9 y, WOOD y CO.. opposite PoLt "a. "a BY.
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ftO-PARTNERsHiP- The subsoubem having pur
chased the entire interest Of 4, a u DAWSON 3
firm 81 pOUIiFNEY. COLLINS & MASSEY. Phlndel
nhia, and MASSEss, POULINEY 8 COLLINS. New
QSrhua CHA8. w. pDULTNEY
u. iCOffifhS
WILLIAM MASSEY.
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iIUuFlEEs July ~ i.st= n.r H.E t.....f and Tai
sg rln E.seE 2eu~rs sat- laGuH- Va ys b.en b Z
Tor some 'iuie aad thought would eHr any hrt Il
10 t.noI- das HqHTs lol. Pod We Thought rsrnsl9. Ii
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affected and began To entertain se0nh aUprehousiOus TINT
lWuui set Hal uEH.n. Al This time lr lavs'8 Syrup
Ji Wild Cherry and Ter recommended 10 lu I..u
irec da. use " b. te oppression aud pain u Che lt
greatly relieved. end ug the time lsH taken bot
lue cough entirely cured, and my general health and
sttnElH fegrtd. The apitsuon Of tie htar with which
hui been severely troubled LOT ten ysau, aIIrost gone
feel little Of % Occasionally with rNaftOn. NIr relief
ct the pBpthtpn has been great that c0ui, ono
uffW bottles OF E- medicine would have targ.} bee
MOT ed it, UEEgs EItH. gsuS. 40 John stf.l1.
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NJ BRANDER SMITH, General COAINfESSION
/ MERCHANT, No, 90 GRhvIER STR EFT, % Com
ms5oued to take Acknowledgements Of OgBds aud PoWeu
Of Attorney to Administer Oaths and to take Festme ny
and FTpOiOt Demands by appointment Of the Governor Of
the following states, viz: MAINE NEW HAMPSHlHE q,
VERMONT, RHODE BLAND CQNNECTlgUI,
hEM G4Rk, hEW JERSEY, PENN5Y LYANlA.
DAIQi MICHIGAN, WISEONSiH, INDIANA. liz
kilAS54IIS, MISSOURI KENTUCKY, g. TEsN ESSfss,
EORiu CAROLINA, SOUTH CAROLINA a. ALA
bAafA, MISSISSIPPI and FLORIDA oc25 Gnl
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- 4A~ Il " AAGE4EAOB SELs
Ga Nos 50 and 50 Common ST. e7E7gSTN5ya
Sk-@z-'S We are now ODeune and reeeiv- III tzt AA
= ing tTesh supplies. By every ar 90 ~ ~ -
nF9l 20 quL RLge and cpmnee assortment Of SADDLES
q{pa 4, AlJDLEAn WARES Brides: Filings VIII rs;
4iAhnE3s OF sl kinds Coach and Harness Trimmings;
te sI,o aaa findings Also, MILL BANDS Of Gun
OLA RUBBER STEAM PACKING and HOSE, India
Hnhher Lefrngs. Cuthng, etc, With every other
ales IN cur ne TO which invite the lentinu our
friends and the public Smith b PROTHER
octn on and 81 Common zt., "a dOOrfr0m Magazine.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-08-11
RIOT IN ST.. LOUIS.

There was a considerable riot at St. Louis
on Sunday the Goth ult. The papers Of Mon
day not having reached us, we can Only CLEAN
such additional particulars' as are reported
in the Union Of Tuesday. That paper gives
the following explanation Of the origin of the
affair.
"Mr. Kyler, the person who unintentionaIly
caused the riot, called on US this morning and
gave the following as the true origin Of the
diiCultys
Two small dogs were fighting on the Levee
when Mr.. Kyler, who happened to be passing
and without knowing to whom the dogs be-
lOngsd, stopped and patted one of them, say
ing to him go it my little fellow At thu
moment he engaged in this act, he was STRUCK
on the back with a piece Of iron, then on thu
head, and before his friends could rescue hin
he was pretty severely handled. Thus WI
have the true origin of the riot.
More than twenty persons were arrested a
leaders or conspicuous participants in disturb
ing the peace.
Mr.. Bryan Shannon complains in the UnioI
Of Tuesday that his house near the Levee wa
totally destroyed and that all his property, in
GLIDING mOey, was fOrcibly seized by the riot
em.
Much other damage was certainly done, @
which we can give no account, owing to tn
cause above mentioned.
A cOfee'hOuse keeper placed a key Of pow
der at the end Of HIS counter and carried a trai
to his back door, intending, as soon as hi
house became filled with rioters. to apply til
match. Fortunately, his house was not en-
tered. HIcksbWrg Whig.
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MIR. PORD.s ACCEPTANCE.

OFAHoMA, July II, 1919.
Msssrs. r. II. Winter, J. r. Davis, and 7. G.
Topper;
Gentlemen Yours of the 9th inst, 10 which
you advise me Of the action Of the late eOnvqn-
ton Of the Wings OF Madison county, is at
hand and noted.
l feel proud Of the compliment paid me as
one Of your late representatives, and Of the re-
nswed expression of the confidence of my Po'
litical friends. And while feel that cannot,
in justice to my friends, do otherwise than ac-
cede to their request, | must be permitted to
say that ! should have been highly gratifed il
some other, who could have served the people
with more ability aud at less personal s%acra6csi
had been selected.
l need only add, that if elected / shall en-
deavOr to discharge my whole duty.
Accept for yourselves and those you repre-
sent, the highest regard OF
Your friend and fellow-citizen,
SAM. FORD.