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For the Crescent.
REMEMBER WELL THE TIME!

remember well the time. it was lovely, quiet day.
When from my little couch sprung welcome in the May
The within the forest such ceaseess cha,terng kept
laughed and laughed as In my JOY. from bOugh to boush
eapt; .s.
Aud startled turned the large old forest trees
As and down, and and down, they swung unto the
breeze;
My dreams all of faries and thought perhaps I'd find
A fairy in the oak tree, when 1t was the summer wind.
My speech II! jingled weey. was twenty lines or more
knew 1t well. sister heard say o'er and oer.
Ye could not see speck upon simple robe of snow
And dark green leaves and crimson flowers were mingled
with its flow
And they let my wildly float. while my hair they
The glossy leaves and lilies white which lar away found
And sprung from their light fingers and away flew,
Shaking from scarlet wreaths the crystal drops
remember well the time; the day warm the sky was
And the laughter of the happy girl ringing far and near
And we heard the gushing in the forest far away.
While the trees kept bowling, bowng down. good morning
the May!
And roamed beneath their foliage till the hour of sunny
: noon,
With busy fingers twning leaves in many gay iestoon
But could not for my life sit still, but measured the
BY the sunlight the shadow the red lips of the flowers.
AT last the long lime feeted by foupi little feet
Standing upon the fairy throne and sweet
But my heart kept fuerng in my breast pleaure
Though well 1dl~ my speech. ye scarce my trembling
voice could hear;e
The dark haired girls and airhaed girls looking beau
tifu
And | tried with all my childish art my throbbng heart
to ull;
But my task quickly over. and burst from the gay
throng,
For one her couch had watched sny coming
long.
She twned her around my neck and tried u talk and
smile,
And a,ked where wandered from her sid 80 long
while
And the almost in my eyes upon Joyous May
When thought how had left her there long long sum.
day.
And so happy in the woods among the laughing girls
Tying the futed columbnes among " cir daI urown cur
And dancing. tool when there she lay e yet SO meek
More lovely than the May Queen with those ushes on her
cheek.
Yes there she lay beautiful; yet could not wander out
Or hear the wild sweet music that ringing all about;
Or from The window and feel blessed air.
That all the day, cool and res kept stealing through
hair. ~
needed not my fairy rebe but down beside her snet
While my brow and my cheek the burr ing kiss felt
But ping was in bosom. and hated all my flowers
And the memory Of my gadness and the Mayday's gala
hours. MrLoDIA
Columbia, Tenn.
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9 g . 8

COunterfeits AbOundH
All other falsely named PAIN EXTR ATORS arsCou
terfeis of DALLEY'S. The worthless men who sell
hope, that by stealing they induce the puh
believe that their possess the virtues genuine
articles Buy of none but our authorised Agents.
10 attend to the peculiar marks upon the gen
miae, and observe that the name, :" H. Dali
LEY'' be WRITTEN WITH A PEN, IN di6sren,
colored Ink, on the envelope of sach boS and tsat
no other be upon 1t.
i General Depot for United States where all order,
addressed will be promptly executed. r
II. DALEY IL CO.,
AIS Broadway. NeD YORK.
OU T H E N DEPOT,
1O1 Chartres street, Nep Orleans.
Where all dealers in the States of LOUISIANA, ALA.
BAMA, MISSISSIPPI, KENTUCKY and TENN ES
SEE. and the City of ST. LOUIS. In the State OF MIS-
souri,, will be promptly supplied
John w WRlGHT 4 CO.,
auaO I'm Gsns-ni agen.s 70. cad Ts-vitor,
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Per steamship Louissna from Maagords Bay and Gal
veston-Ms Hurd and child N rs Buns and servant Mrs
Stokes Mr. Glass lady and ervt, Mrs Jones, Mrs siene.
Mrs Reed, Miss Arnold. Gen Garland, U A, and lady
Hortan and Mrs Pendeon child sevt M Birch
and lady, Capt Webb and lady, Mrs Berdon. M Jackson
RowaTG v"nh fhe!p; WILLIAMS Lieut. Maekln, A. Lieut.
Hayden Grey. Kew. o Wheeler. Presley NJ Presley,
3 Holt Mr. PeIket-and IA on deck.
Per steamship Fanny from Brazos St Jago and
Bay.Col Ahercrombie lady, children and servants
Maj RUSSELL lady, chdlen and servant Lieut. Lear LADY,
child ard servant Lent Lewis and Mrs Wildman
child and servt; Miss Donovan; Lacoun and lady; o
BIep anna, Wa,ers-le seersee passengers, and 5s
Per bark Gerard. from Vera Cruz-M Hall Cook
from the Tehuantepec Surveying Expedition, and 90 Cali
fornans
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Ii. CHAPIN


an. oorsrIp. o., rssaov,x.
,-.t- @ Inh tAiN "a hA|Roh
the sure safest and most certain remedy for this disease
1t will positively give relief in the aud aite
all the old remedies failed Personr nave freauep,
called office with upon their taees a,i
'ha ney hsu useu e oinehi 'o' ohef u-es apon ps'i
ot ther oods near the bowels ano that colons
had resulted tromn This result "il waysiolow thoous
rubbing OF The Extractor the bowels whom they
Let the experiment perfectly saie; aof
instsn ecan the Pain Extractor 60 harm
so n PFLEB.
rhs as;o,or =, , h PAIN EyTp ,f.rop i; ... H.,
% ' IaI u "a, t = - ~ M IN III l''s uiSsase
is femahaose' we Anow OF numerous cures and do NOT
nsoso u 'as a "e o S .a ,3 hs par
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BOILER ExpLosIoN.-On the morning of the
7th, a new locomotive boiler burst with dread full
effect, in Messrs. Rogers, Ketcham g. Grosvenor's
mandatory, at Paterson, NJ. The building was
thrown into ruins. -Four men had already been
dug out dead, and fifteen human bodies were still
under the ruins at the date Of our intelligence
The boiler was blown into the third story of the
building
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The Grand Jury of Utica, New York, have found
several bills against Conklin and Olcot, and others
whose names have not yet transpired for arson in
the first degree, for setting fire to houses, stores,
etc, in Utica Their trial will take place in June,
in the village of Rome, Judge Allen presidinp
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= HOLMES ~
SODA WATER
r q q E--No Lead Poisoning.

). WATERMAN, Gate Holmes IL Co..
SODA AND MINERAL WATER MANrFAC.
TURER, No 80 Caronert street, near Grayier offs,s 10
lnrnh his former customers and her alters Pun
soda Water and Mead and calls par,cuar To- his
Block Tn Cooler Pipes, mtr absolutely essen
ua a. proven by deveopemeuts Of the deetsrous
elects poduced by SOa Water through pipes
n g. W also furnishes Soda and Mineral Wareu. Safsa
pssi,a etc. etc. IN glass bottles. orders for shipment
Apparatus constantly hand fur sale. apt 3u
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IRECIAN FANCHERONIAN DROPS

A SURE AND SAFE REMEDY tor, and will
IA positively cure, the Sick Headache, chills and Fever
Jaundce Dyspepsia. Chronic arbGs sickness ho.
era and Cholera lntantum and healthy action to
morphine entering into their cowpanpd They do rot pur
port to be remedy for ali of diseases that flesh
to, but erience n the above they will
positively They will also correct all dersng ents of
the stomach, and relieve from aches and pains hlourh
the commonly called rheumst.m. .
excellent remedy forth Gravel and a Veru age
or Worm Medicine, there b. tier.
~ Prepared only by DR. J. =. FANrHvR, 140 Fu ton
street, New York. few doors from Broadway.
For sale, wholesale and retsi, by
E D. BEACH, Is7 Canal street,
" AGRNTs for Louisiana, Alabama, Mississippi Ar
kansas. Texas and Florida ' fell lyd& w
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UTICA my FIREMEN INDIcTED.-The Grand
Jury have found bills against large number of
firemen, for riot, in stopping the citizens from put
ting out the fire on Columbia street, at which Jas.
Hazleu was burned to death.
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TRY DALLEY,s PAIN ExTRACron.

She brough bed box. and applied sores
felt immediate ease wherever it touched me- and begged
for enough annont thoroughly Ii obtained and
d life seemed to invest To tn. burning and
in the ches, even made Pills of it, and TOOK them hich
cured my life to your valuable Extract, /
hene strong and have been since early
/ the year 1912. KERZIA FRENCH.
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SALT RHRUM.

has been used in my family for Salt Rheum of thirteen years
duration, and for Warts These fierce diseases have
aeviais and they both entirely removed There
be nodoubt but this Medicine has all the the
Patent reclans for it, from what has fallen
vaon added to the esDectabe testimonials favor
by others Tho have used immediate lief
do ;neeully the attention cthe afflicted
the this invaluable saive. ~
Buffalo, NJ. y ROSWELL. IEAPIN
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M HMoCk-Johannisterger. Rudssheiner. etc. etc.
ngahea Whisky French Corlials, 'uracoa, etc. etc.
81 Clty retailers and country merchants supplied on
e. C'nba and gentlemen furnished hoice Wines
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The steamship Louisiana left Galveston the 18th inst
Reports, port ready for ship Stephen Austin bark.
Milford and Pacific. and brig M Clayton Arrived on the
18th. ship Star Republic from New York. and brig Riow
from Boston. Passed. 40 miles West of the Baize sch
Urbana and VIM Bryan. for Grand Caillou.
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Brigs.
bchOOnePs.
CIVIL ENGINEERING,

THE subscriber offers his professional services to
Railroad Companies and Others who may desire them
He has been ngaged 1873 in the survey and
construction of Railroads the states OF South Carol na
Georgia and Alabama and has therefore es expert
snce in The Of such works. which he feels
hden will enable him give entire satisfaction those
whom he may letter. addressed Mansfield Io.
ganspnrt DeSoto Parish La will be promptly attended 10.
Satisfactory reference OF character and caDacy will be
my5 limos JOHN l.. COLE.
EOX'S STARCH-3OO boxes in store, for sale
= BY A. U. GRIEFF 8 GO. D. q and Y Old Ievea
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=
LEO 1870; Pinet, Castil-
lon u 20 hennessy, London
SHERRY - Amontillado
Harmony. Imperial, Ynarte,
Lobo. etc. etc.
MADEIRA Biackburn's
South Side, Howard, Marsh
h 10, etc. etc.
PORT-The Queens, opor.
TO- L.ondon, etc etc ~
MRGUNDY = Chamber
tin, Hermitage. etc. etc.
CHAMP ACNE = Piper s
Go. s II eidstck, Schneider
| Creme de Bonzy :, etc. etc.
| HT. = AUTERNES-Ch
teau d'Yuuem. eic. etc.
| CLAR ET-ChafeauI.aftte
l.. II 49,,
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The following are the resolutions adopted by the
Convention of Southern Rights Association, re-
Gently in session at Charleston, s. G. To show
the feeling of the Convention, we give first, the
minority resolution, which was rejected:
Hon. J. L. Orr moved the resolution reported by
the minority as substitute, as follows:
Resotred, That feeling entire confidence in the
constitutional organs of our State Government, and
the wisdom and .6deity OF the Convention elected
under the act passed the last session of the Legis-
lature, perfectly willing to leave to them the
mode and measure OF redress for the wrongs we
have suffered from the Federal Government, as
well as the time of its application and without
indicating or suggesting the course 1t behooves
them to pursue, we hereby pledge ourselves to
abide by their action, whether the same shall be
for secession from the Union, with without the
cooperation of the other Southern States.
The motion was rejected by a very large ma
jority. ......
The resolutions OF the majority were then taken
up, and were voted on separately as follows:
l. Resolved That in the opinion Of this meeting
the tate OF South Carolina cannot submit to the
wrongs and aggressons which have been perpe-
trated by the Federal Government and the
Northern States, without dishonor and ruin and
that it is necessary to relieve herself therefrom
whether with or without th< o- operation of other
Southern States.
10 this resuuSAon there were nve dissenting
voices.
2. ResolUed, That a concert of action with one
or more OF our sistA States of the South, whether
through the supposed Southern Congress, or in
any other manner, is object worth many sacr-
fees, but not the sacrifice involved in submission
Adopted unanimously.
3. Resotred That we hold the right of secession
to be essential to the sovereignty and freedom of
the States of this Confederacy, and that the denial
OF that right would furnish to injured State the
strongest additional cause for its exercise.
Adopted unanimously.
A. ResOtUed, That this meeting looks with con.
hdence and hope to the Convention of the Peo pie,
to exert the Sovereign power of the State in de-
fence OF its rights, at the earliest practicable period
and IN the most efectual manner and to the Legis-
lature, to adopt the most speedy and effectua mea
sures towards the same end.
To this resolution there were six dissenting
voices.
The question was then asked on the adoption of
the Address, and it was adopted with but one dis
senting voice.
Hon. VIM. H. Gst, of Union, submitted the fol.
lowing resolution
ResolUed, That this meeting is not disposed to
separate from those who express willingness to
abide the fate OF the State that cordially ac-
cept their pledge to sustain the action of the Con-
stitutiona Convention, and that we have an
abiding confidence that South Carolina will prese
undivided front to her enemies.
The resolution adopted unanimously, and
with great applause.
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SAl.DDl,lLERY.7ETC.
y PHILADELPHIA ltH3NIn
sADDLERY and TRUNK Warahs

fHlkAOEkfhtAt hAifttffNin
sADDLERY and TRUNK Warehouse
g ROBB & CO. No, so lGravier ssree t,are con-
NJ staulx receiving from Phladepha and Z YNY~
"a Ensand new Gvots IN therlins. AA3R
~ Their stock c0mpri.es ADpLRKY I.tx&1 ~ ~
kcf all descriptions, SAppLERr
HAEpwARE, Harness, LrArHRa. MATsaIALs
sc- INDIA kuBBxR Goods. TRAVELLING and FAckAo
TRUNKs, ETC. etc. .fl4f h. -,7 ,,4,ff
Also "A fine assortment or BuFvALo RoB.s. -
Y PLANTERS and ',eslers are invited to Gait
SADDLERY STORE-SmIrH " BAe /
= SO and 81 Cen,men sfrset. New Orleans, "A
offer for sale the complete assoTtment of
Goods in their line in the Southern country, COM
sAbDLEs-Movs than 800 varete. Of Ensssh. Am~i-
ens sBE GS1IEe'fP Sgsnh , MsfSn - spd Side s.sds.
n Brides, Birdie Filings. Mar.ingah, Guthe, SuFcin-
ges. strrap Lsathen. Extra, keins. Hitch Reins.
:. HssSsss1csses eis and ss.., H.m.-.
ro'lan Dssy and sxon ssids Hams Bisd Bi1lss and
ran,stSn Gear OF every .ess.ipton. KN
~ mfhuNkS-facking Trunks, Travelling s'9
.I IraGk;. Hu ssises and Caspst Bags, al EyiF
Map fARpIt aAgN ItERy ,..NHsWy. ,.HANsH9WaEE, sADptFss
LEATHkk and SIX ,Ns.-skinss. HSnss:. Birdie, Sole
and Hand Leather; UI Top Sides and Hides; Enameled
Sides and Hdes Pate Leshrn Of sl quass and cooss
sss hids, end sis' SKINS: Wool Skins. Hog Skins:
Skins au eoors and aualtes Chamois and Bask Skins |;
Lace Leather Buffalo Robes, etc.
Rubber Gin and Machine Bands the Patent Stretched
Ieathe, Bands; Saw Mill Bands; India Rubbs Hos;
band kiveis, LACE and Band ;eathes, etc etc.
di7H SMITH & BROTH r, ~ 'omunp It.
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(, D l. L E Y'S -
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
rho OristnaI and Only Genuine.
40 COMPOUND

Has ever been discovered that Of the qualities
Of this famous remedy Almost dafy hear Of new
heretolue virtues dscos ted by its application
diseasssi remarkable fact that many of it ef.
ects known only from accident experiment So deep
has been the science of Mr.. HENRY DALEY, the nm.
veut0 admirable the combination o. liz ngr-tents,
tits found suited relieve almost every amen TO which
frame of is subject Let enumsrats some Of the
cuiar qualities of this remedy: '1'l .-'3 ,l0es
Si1A.-IfBROKEN LIMBS, when set, be well wrapped
up the Salve, Inflammation. Swelling Pain can &c.
cur and the bones unte and become snR with astonishing
rapidity. ..s.
Sepenth-When the Bowels painful, Or infamsd, tn
Extractor, if well rubbed upon them. will afford relief and
when castor oil, jaap and all Other
medicines have failed. Is
Eishh.lts perfectly safe in all cases-it
do harm-the system will absorb than necaaryto
repair it, II will conflict with any medicines tha, may s
taken internally. .f.
We have space in this publication to all the
urad hu
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DENTISTRY
MUSIC.
NEW MUSIC STORE,
SO Camp street, three doors 6elosD Po1dros.

NEW MUSIC STORE,
80 Camp street, three doors beloso Po1dres.
THE public is respectfully invited to call and
pee s sses os PiASS II 'nifff!s ~ %sic sic
and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. at Tie
Gand Piano fo'ts.. irom J. Peys Co., Henri Her1,r
Gilbert Co, and the best Of other makers
Picoio Planos and Piannos from Herr
square Pianos, from Gilbert, Durham. VIM. Hall Son,
The splendid prize Piano. from VIM. Hall & Son. Broad
way, NewYork.
Meodeons from to octavos.
Parl0r Organs. IN rlch carved cases.
The Harmonicon Orchestra organized Piano
New style of Guitars, of rich and varied patterns, of
Tomas make. EtTTef aas
Boehm Flutes.
!mproved Accordeons warranted get out Of tune
faI sssomen, Of n u.ie new snd % od J. WIN
Mr. AIFKfb r. TRUST hs. charge of the establish
meni, and will be at all times ready to wait his
has bs.n ed up fov the espsc. u, of the ladies'
can & s, have 'd es SxSo
NJ tssc AND N siCAi. iNsTkl MkAls.-The
attention Their larse and eztemve aocE Of M.
For,ss, from ,hs fse.oss of IN, 6sI maksn IN ils -
Sumss ior Violin Guitar Harp. vio,inceIlo Double Bass
etc. Guitar Pins, Pegs. screws etc. ai,
Bsaa Ts%soulns B.nos Dsom c .o
Piano Fere Wire, Tunng Hammer, Forks etc etc and
every article connected With the Muse sns,ness
liberal discount made to dealers and psotessors.
Second Hand Pianos bought. and taksa in part payment
the new Music received from the Moth as soon as pub
The entire Music Department. will be ua. the charge O
Mr.. ID. ID. Hewu..New Odeans, L.. Oct 2;
oa5 dasw4 f. f. 4. f. HEwiFr. HHEFwMfiFFr
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PERFUMERY, ETC.

~ We have just received per EXPRESS and are now
opening invoice of the faest stPERFUMERIES, SOAPS,
COSMETICS. etc., offered in this city. Customers
and visitors respectfully invited call and examine our
stock which, we feel satisfied. will please This assormep,
consists Of
DouBLE Extracts. from the exquisite Flowers;
CoLoeSKs, from the French, German, and American
Laboratories;
ToiLET Scars Of every variety and cdos;
POMArUMs. from the manufactures Of Lubn Dupuy,ren
Roussei. asd Others; :
SHAVING SOAPS AND CREAMS Of every description
POWDER BOXES AND PuFrs; To.Lrr POWDER, etc. etc
Togst7N with an extensive assortment of =
HAIR BRUSHES, TooTH BRUSHES.
COMBS, NAIL BRusHxs etc
q For salsat p. LOUIS MAssEY's,
telo corner Camp and Gravier sts
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E[ZH11lE!|l53|R1 E[ZH11lYE:!|l53|R1

THE DAGUERkEOtYPE SALOONS. No.
= = " lamp street (shH new buildngs) now open
examine % the very extensive collection Of PoKTRATs.
and every attention will be bestowed give saascton 70
tY- By the superior arrangement of thu J,aur II; IN.
pefsnns ROOM constructed expressly for th puruse with
an tmmeqse sKY-LlsHT and BY Nsw casmrAL PR0-
SsS ss', d :sos 'pses " Of TINA tony few sscon hbns
not be ifsRke. 7----- ~ " ~ ~
q choice variety Of new style Enamelled and En-
gaved L0cKETs of the finest Gold and best manshp,
suitable Ter Mnlatares. fnrnshed at The afactuFen
0 Artists supped with every article ussd i the De-
gusfreotype at New fosk prices. JAtt'Bs,
d2A DIM M az Canp sirpet. New Oyieaus,
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MORE THAN
10000 PIE r SON S
HAVE BEEN CUREDi

TT is IMPOSSIBLE to give to the public an
adequate idea Of the which has attended the
administration OF the All Healing Ointment pa six
months IL Is perfectly shng effects ard
hear the praises bestowed this medicine No could
conceive hat single medicine much and
had power to heal diseases But it is know
that tens OF thousands have been friends
10 realxe the ruth oi remark former
VIZ thai there would be family ia Ametcs who
would live day without possessing u box OF
McAllister's AlI-Healing Ointment,
if they but knew It's virtufs.
Nc lter All Healing Ointment restores pe,spratnn in
the system by this means those houg
which nature of the impurities within and thu. re-
eves The body of 1t thus that
ton, svers, scrofua erypei asthma rheum
headache. qunsy throat, rh scad pains
u the chest Sd and back dyspepsia poison+, beast
deant cnaDeou, erupu0ns, eyes, Inflammation o the
bowels, kidneys sDd brain burns cblans, piles, worms
agnes cold feet. liver complaint, ulcers. and all fever
and inflammation OF every kind
Grand Depot. III Fulton street. NewYork. For sale by
G; N. MORRISON Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
ap15 3m axines
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. az MEDICAL DEPOT OF e,is ~. la
PATENT MEDICINES.
SO POYDRAs STREET, New Orle ans.

los. HUFTY would most respectfully inform the
pubc generally that he has purchased the entire of
the Southern Branch Of Empire Co. has leased the
" sPofDRAS STREET, and hes fitted 1t consider
able expense o. the Paieot Medicine business Having
surpassed facilities for suypying Druggists and Dealers
generally with article this line. be confidently soic,s
gwen 70 all Who favor him with their patronage.
The following list only comprises of his Extensive
assortment which and m be fnrn Bbed the Trade
as reas0nabe terms any other house In the South:
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PHAsIs OF MISSIONARY LABoR.-After the read
ing OF the reports nj the recent anniversary meet
ing of the American Tract Society, held in New
York, Mr.. Hallock exhibited Chinese heather
tract-a sort of Buddhist passport to heaven-and
another of a better character, being Confucian
tract. They were on large sheets about two feet
square, covered with rude images and characters
The heather tract had sort of certificate sus-
pended it, duly signed by the priest, setting forth
that the bearer was true worshpper of Bhudda,
and asking for him a favorable reception in the
future world. Some Christian tracts in Chinese
were also shown, and it was with these that the
society hoped to drive out the delusive papers cir.
culated by the heather priests
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A. H. DONALDSON,

METAIRIE COURSE-Horses taken on Pas.
lv1 tu,age. Water good and Grass abundant. ~
Terms "a per month. Apply to I~N
my4 limos G. S. ELLIS, at the Track. -
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No. 81 Camp street, New Orleans,
IMPORTER cH0ICE
pRANDIES-Sazerac. 1895: Otard DupuY q
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2:}3:y5:Es q
AMI l!li4

A CERTAIN, prompt and effsctual remedy for
narrhGa, Dysentsry, Cholera Cholera Norhus and
other diseases of the stomach and bowe 1t has been
physeans themselves have pronounce Of the most
va uaee remeiies known. because positively the d
sease. for which 1t . recommended. +,
Sold BY all the ncipal druggists in the United States
Z. ID BEACH, Sole Proprietor,
apla lyd&W Apothecary and Druggist. l2f Canal st.