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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-01

CiodEaA-The Fort Wayne Qnd.) Times has Il. Iat,or
IRON shsooygan, dated the 4th ut which SAYS The
chuAer mas been very frghtful here There In yo an
some 100 to 100 deaths mp this time and no
as yet. There were eight ten deaths yesterday
great mortality for so small a Place ="
That is frightfu. truly Shehovga,, ,,os ~.
over 1000 inhabitants if it does that many Its situa
tloh generally healthy The Times says the cholera
about fifty. w "'"'i' were
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-01

WENT AsHoRE,-The brig Petersburg, from the Sand
wch Islands, went ashore outside the heads at San
Francisco and had gone to pieces, She laden with
produce and live stock. Her cargo was total loss
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Suspicion OF MuRDER-Iwo dead bodies were found OIL
Tuesday the ed ut in horrible den in NewYork called
The Megere and it was supposed they their fat
BY violence The place is occupied by about eighty FAM
lies in the lowest stage of filth and degradation
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-01

LiquoR DEsrRoYEp--At Springfield Mass, last week,
ISL gallons of liquor seized and with great formalty
spilled into the gutter by the Marshal.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-01

Fatal AccpENr.-A young man named James Stock
man. of Natchez killed Sunday night last by falling
the bluff from the sidewalk on Silver street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-01

AN AGED SUtcDE.-drs. Ncnable, widow lady aged
eighytwo years committed suicide by hanging herself
at Ithaca Network on the 22d ult, 1t is rather sngu
lar that at her age she could not await her allotted time
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-01

great storm in England has caused immense lastr,,c
on OF property in Worcester county The Severn Tee
and other streams flooded and oyerhowed their
banks sweeping away bridges trees crops furniture and
live stock In the parish of Powick 1900 sheep were
drowned, Several persons also lost their lives
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-01

VWTaWy SepEesNDGF,
and previous to extensive in store,
G. L HTON & CO.,
No 63 CANAL STREET next door to st Charles street.
will offer their splendid Fashionable Assortment of
FIRST PREMIUM SHIRTS
SUMMER UNDER CLOTHING
AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS gESER A1Iy
at reduction of at least TWENTY PER CENT ON s,r, ,
ah'rdng their friends and patrons opportunity save copsi
by purchasing NOW instead OF litter in the Fall
ANEAcElLEST LINEN BOSOM SHIRT for 81 a5.
uNDEft SHIRTS AND DRAWERS for rs cents.
ENGLISH HALF HOSE f.r 20 cents II pair:
SILK CRANATS AND FANCY TIES fr .; ~, IN =. .
HANDkERCHIEFs, GLOVES SUBSCRIBERS u.s. gH'%
~ OBSERVE g IEt nv r. 'to'ae reduction
au3O 2peodtf NN CO,
Canal sreet
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FUGIryE sLAvEs-Fire fugitive slaves, belonging to the
gang which escaped from St cnevievc Mo- arrested
on the 10th ut back of Alton ILL., and returned to
their owners
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aS- For the new Constitution, in French and
English, see Supplement.
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FOR
GENTLEMEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN,
AND
FURNISHING GOODS.
LARGE SALES AND SMALL PROFITS.
ALFRED NROE s. CO.,
81 MAGAZINE STREET.
Ia The steamships Empire City, Ben Franklin and ship
Hero has up present stock the above Our stock
will throughout season. superior 10 that of other
house in the South.
The amount large sold MUST and WILL BE
SOLD AT SMALL PROFIT II ia impossible to enumcae in m
every article kept By ute stock in order 10 be apiS
Caed must be and friends rad the public to
give us call f7r NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.
A partial list below:
DRESS AND FROCK COATS
BLACK CLOTH DRESS AND FRoCK COATS;
BLUE, BROWN AND FANCY CoLoRED FRoCK COATS;
BLUE, BROWN AND FANCY COLoRED POLKAS.
BUSINESS COATS:
BLACK AND COLD PILOT CLOTH UNION AND CONSTITUTION;
PLAIN, PLAID AND FANCY COLD
NOTIFIED AND DE ABB CASHMERE
OVER COATS:
BLACK, BLUE AND FANCY CoLoRED CLOTH;
BLACK, BROWN AND GRAY WHITNEY CLOTH;
BLACK, BROWN AND GRAY WHITNEY CI.oTH-Exra Long,
NOTIFIED BEAVER; FUR BEAVER;
HEMALAfER FUR AND BLUE BEAVER
BLUE PILOT CIoTH-some Extra Long;
WINE coLoREp DRAB AND BLUE DEvoNsHIRE KERsEY ;
BLUE, NOTIFIED AND FANCY CoLoRED BLANKETS
Among all OF the above kinds OF
A kA Long, for raonA who exposed ncmsncy
weather which hope they will before purchasing else
VISITING:
BLACK AND FANCY SATIN VESTS
BLACK AND FANCY WATERED SILK VESTS.
BLACK FIGURED SILK AND SATIN VESTS;
SINGLE AND DOUBLE BREASTED CASHMERE VESTS.
SINGLE AND DOUBLE BREASTED CASHMERE VESTS
~ Some of the above are very choice Pattenu.
BLACK AND CoLoRED CLOTH VEST
BLACK AND coLoRED VELVET VESTS;
BLACK AND FANCY EMBROIDERED CLOTH VESTS;
BLACK AND FANCY EMB'D SATIN AND SILK VESTS;
FANCY SATIN BALL VESTS
PANTALOONS:
BLACK AND FANCY CoLoREp DoEsKtN;
BLACK AND FANCY CoLoRED CASHMERE;
BLACK BUCKSKIN CAsSIMERE-New Article;
LONDON SCOTCH PLAID AND OXFORD GRAY;
LIZ OF the above Goods, is impossible the
styles md patterns, have Two Hundred different style
patterns.
BLACK, BLUE AND FANCY sATINEr PANTS
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CoTToNADE.
FURNISHING GOODS:
SILK SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
MERlNO, SHETLAND MERINo AND ALI, WOOL SHIRTS
WHITE, GRAY AND RED WOOL SHIRTS;
WHITE AND RED FLANNEL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS;
COTTON FLANNEL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS;
MUSLIN FLANNEL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS;
CHECK COTTON AND LINEN SHIRTS;
WHITE ALI. LINEN SHIRTS;
1000 COTTON stilRIsLinen Boos Collars Bands
rs The Shirts sold by manufacture made
for our re" sales in superior We would
customer. that keep fy different ayays insure
or the article may be returned.
SOCKS:
SHETLAND WOOL, WHITE AND GRAY MERlSo;
LAMBS WOOL AND COUNTRY KNIT SOCKS;
Isle THREAD ENGLISH AND GERMAN COTTON SOCKS.
GLOVES:
WHITE, BLACK AND COLoRED KID GLOVES;
IMITATION CLOTH, SILK AND LINEN MIXTURE;
DRAB BuCKskIN AND GAUNTLETS, SWEEDE
CRAVATS:
BLACK AND FANCY SATIN AND SILK;
TTI-T ~
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The SmApEs.-A lunch as is lunch may be found
at the Shades to-day Fish flesh fowl and vegetables
included in f-,e bill of fare. Go and
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dERRlT SMITH NOMINATED ron PREsr,Esr-The free
democrats with many wings and democrats met at Can
stota N " on the 2st u and nominated Cerret Smith
for President Mr.. Smith will take the stump shortly,
Their state Convention to meet at Syracuse on the
Goth. when Gerret's rescue was to he celef,ra+n1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-01

ANOTHER COMPLETED RAtLRoAo.-The opening of the
entire road from Pattsburg NewYork, to Montreal Can
ada, Will take place in few days. This completes the
iron connection between Lake Champaign at Pattsburr
and the river st. Lawrence at Cauehnawara
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MrcHGGAN STATE FMR.-The Michigan State Fair com
menced at Detroit the 22d ult. Five thousand per
sons present. and is said that the fair SURPASSED
all previous in that State.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-01

LoHe SPEEcH.-The Hon j. NJ, Bolts lately occupied
five hours in the delivery of political speculative hours
and half in the forenoon and the length time in
the afternoon.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-01

we are under obligations to Mr. John H. Rogers purser
of the steamship Falcon for his polite attentions
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Sophia Prince Smith of Iopla, ,,ua..--.-------
May last. hamburg. the 10th
psper: eo punished in tho
On board Of stss,. AZ august,
Jeremiah od,onnnr Softherner, the Ilt1ate resi-
nor ori I'll Il evsTSaars aged
August ID inn;s ana was aged four
yaars iesa're, = ~
August TO- Robert stoa.s Neworicans, ased twF-
three years eooo -
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FROM the Isthmus

We have dies Of Panama papers of isnatcbes
Liess p French Dnlany, She O. s at Chilli passed
from Baile peyton. Ministsfa NewYork mail steamer
through Panama to Unmarried at valparaiso and re-
Lieut. Reid Warden navy passage with his lady,
s s,gs nss Sfhce TX steamer
als T On ING Meme 18th says Every day the people
ne :, appear to become more and more excited
.e recent discoveries of gold made in the neigh
Lsbd and the lehargc natives are bestirrng them
and anxious to interest in any company
that may be formed to explore the mines.
The parties who have made the discovery tell very
straightforward story relative thereto and the samples
gold which they have produced with letters which they
have brought from respectable natives in the
hood all doubt the existence of the precious
metal 10 abundance, not far from this city.
two projects foot for the establishment
companies proceed the mines Immediately and the
probability is that in day two a goodly number OF
Spectators will be on their way to this Edorado
The new steamer Brother Jonathan for the safety Of
which serious approximations have been
some time arrived at Panama on the Sd inst from New
York, having made the trip from Valparaiso the sher
space of twelve days She belongs to the Vanderbilt
and is intended to the Pacific from San Juan dc
Sur to San Francisco in connection with the NewOrean
steamers for that route.
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we are indebted to the gentlemanly clerks of the
steamers Frank Lyon and Texas for river favors,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-01

Boats lrabing port gp,pap.
Sec Table nn Third Emo
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Later from, China

Dates from Kong Kong the 24th have been received
at San Francisco.
Accounts from the interior of China represent great
overows Of the rice fields and thousands of persons
8 drowned
The revolution appears to be gaining ground steadily
but reports confused that little dependence is
placed on them by the papers. Wunnta the Tartar
had diad Of his wounds or in other Ian
guage. gone to his warderings among the gen'' The
Imperasts stated to have been worsted in the en-
counter last referred to- and Kwelin be rebel
session The suburbs Of the city destroyed by fire
The Imperial Commissioner, Seu has been superseded
by Yeh and has proceeded towards Kwei nfu The prn-
cipal lqueng Commissioner sae-shan ha has been
recalled to Rekin.
Tie k&14nd of China has letter which speaks of the
capture OF Wa-chin of the rebel chiefs and the
very man who styled himself King Tien-eh last year
and who gave the throne to Fong content
ing himself with the position Of second King This g
the writer says the meritorious action the Iul-
peralist troops have performed in Kwangsi Wa
chin will be sent to Pekn for trial execution this
news Is very true-there is mistake about it,
The same journal regards affairs bearing an alarm
ing aspect and deems 1t impossible tell what may come
next history of previous risings in the Kingdom IL
given to show that the progressing by far the
most serious ot
Notwithstanding to the nth June describe the
royal festivities which came the 18th 18th and
10Th On the first of these ays commenced the process
stons from the different Villages Indians dressed AS
moorish chiefs, conducting the to the palace filed
VAIN gay dressed females representing the Queen
ner MAIDS In the afternoon pony races feats of
horsenianship, etc Second and third DAYS the same
With addition OF canoe races, and night brilliant dis
plays Of fireworks and misunderstanding whole con-
Guiding with grand ball in pagoda built by Chinese
expressly for the occasion, which said to have off
very WELL and was attended by the elite of the place
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Dau aud ksorrstasa ScAool

FOR YOUNG LADIES,
CONDUCTED
MRS. DIMITRY AN d ABLE AsGIsTAN
To- Tie above School has opened It's TENTH ANNUAL SESSION.
and ia ready 10 receive Pgpis
Strict nttHo pni well the trimming "a to the ncI.
lectua development and physaa wenl Of tie pspil
For terms, apply person, by letter. Institution TIV0rI
CIRCLE, BETWEEN DELoRD AND NAYADEs SIS. e4ps lmgp
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We are indebted to the clerk of the steamer Glend
Burke for river favors
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we are indebted to the clerk the fine steamer Rein
deer for Louisville papers
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''"ANfs ARRnfn'--on Tuesday, the 2lst ult, tbir
teen hundred immigrants arrived at NewYork
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lied kIvEE-The Alexandria Republican of the 25th
ut says The river has risen several feet during the
last week owing to the heavy and the navigation t
the rich and fertile valley of the Upper Red River
open We do not apprehend any more low water this
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-01

Union corRsE.-rhe pacing match yesterday for two
h"hdFed dollars between Unca and John Barnett resulted
IN favor of the former his opponent being evidently out
the first heat ' ~ was "'St"iieeu
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i"h pA'Ls NArcHEz OocRER.-We really pleased
note the fact that tho Natchez Courier has ceased to
oe and is published daily 1t is one
'' oe1 papers in the Southwest and its talented and
ssn'u'"n proprietor and editor Giles NJ IIillyer ESQ
Gates "ti'eh TINS chanSe lndl-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-01

MARINE DIsAsTER.-The bark Emily Bennng from Aux
Cages arrived at Philadelphia, the sd ult under
jury masts. She thrown on her beam ends during u
hurricane on the 18th and the cut away to
right
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Carpesfag-Cuspetiuu,

AT 70 CHARITIES STREET
sIsr WY UT large and choice comprising
M IIiREEpLYS lNGRAiNS nom 80 cents and npwarp
no DuICH AND HEMP CARPETS COCOA MATING
RiSGs n ~ o rumb Cloths TABLE AND COVERS
aia l. p AIR RODS White md Co0red MATING;
ny I'll Cloth from to "a feet qualities
sep27 lw2p A. BROIJSSEAL 4 tx
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:. Monroe entered g. incas.
samuel kiee $ g, John Banet. ............,,dis
Time-2:5l
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.aunDssente,trs oe zsos,s de Ia ' lille

~ wM. II. GARLAND, Treasurer
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Per Steamship Empire Cify

.ls- JUST OPENED AT
SIMPS MS,
so CANAL STREET,
500 dozen LINEN CAMBRIA HDKFs 81 per up;
300 GENTS 90
so dozen Co'orel Bordered go
900 EMBROIDERED co each
cases MoUsSELINE DE LANES cAsHMEREs new
cases BLACK AfoUSSEI!SE DE LANES;
BLACK ALPACAS
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DRUGs AND CHENIICALs-In store and
NEw INTERCHANGEABLE every body

l
| NO. /. us
r. r. R.
| RADWdY'S READY RELIEF
ID TIE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EVER RECORDED In TIL
MEDICAL HISTORY OF THE WORLD THAT HAS STOPPED
THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS IN A FEW SECONDS.
ss TILE MOST SEVERE PAINS IN FIVE MINUTES OF
sS66hS9Us BILIOUS saps IN FEs
,.,..,..-. INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL.
giving instant to the ormenns nge
TO THE SICK AND PAIN-sUFFERINa OF NEW
W. III; III siasssis
Tou ahAPs f. TiS E
umr1 IT cz nAs ou ag y I HavDsnn,
ssa AgRahan IN 5 osE a aSsEs.
sR sssE#z ss$SSrHs.
sssHa asApAeHn 4 g gyEE HEEF s5Ssrrs
S sSs5H5sa 4 Ky s5SH %ssSHHs
Ae Ss s sEss SSiz s @
&c Fl Gss s Sss
sf @ TEE D
poisonous 4'id' q the ''' PRrvpNr1oN -'-' '''
s hss1y
IN BATHING,
r. B. r. with Bowl Water and bathe the
as
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS
pNF6a r. Cholera
the most distressing discharges and viii speedily
NEURALGIA.
aApwAy,s R P1by s sg2 fys INSTANTLY
ssha ss
of
Soo H. ss. %1y q RF hs had
stely strengthen the SYSTEM aud eupplv e
energy and Vitality the he suso
RHEUMATISM. ,-
PALRs RELLEVED IN FIVE A7NUTEs
READY RELIEF s.op severe and excrueat
for months were confined to their by Rheumatic Pains AZ
ab TOP to to who's Joints with
RE ELI r. T &c sas X
la q sssss n n
is e Fs M sss. %
"u INC ohon Tor the last years.
CHILL FEVER.
CH1ALs STOPPED IN 4 FEW AIYUY,Es-PAIW RELLEHED
INSTANTLY.
~ READY RELIEF acts like In all ofCll
sss with strength every secretion Of the system
PAINS OF ALL KINDS.
as.ss I IL
1 IL !ys ssasy;
sop pain saa ~iil'
RAILWAY co, 1852 Fulton usrest, NswYork.
SOUTHERN DEPOT.
JOHN WRIGHT 4 CO., ltl Char.rsa Greet Neworssps
- Agent who will supply doae the country at Raa
~ ' rn1cE:. s
.ARGE BOTTLES. o.
aspIqM H.
il Msa.iae stfsss szJ :.
Asi 70, q. a. n. tRADSAYs REApyRnnlEs. mbssIv.w
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IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY OWNERS
R2-SS1geacGte2- PuixaE.

DTsWyGICtsCET RANT
| FOR WOOD, BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS STEAMBOATS,
4 sHlPs, RAILROAD CARS, DEPoTs AND ALL OUT
| DOOR WORK, ALSO FOR ALL KINDS OF
IRON WORK, ABOVE AND
UNDER WATER.
~ The attention public called
tamonasn favor Of celebrated BR1DGEWATER PAINT ~,
Agsntato
use in the South the character firmly established and
offered the public best FIRE AND PRO
TECToR EVER DISCOVERED.
| CERTIFICATE OF JNo. +. MILLER OF ATTAKApAs
In July last apply Brdgswaer Mineral Paint
g
'as ssa esss
& {.
Zee. s1ss. ss,..
Ns~Iosr aas March 1861 JOHN =. MILLER
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST. CLAIR THoMAssoN
| r,. OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA :
Hiring painted the hurricane steamer MAG
sn any Slns
s
IT, e. S Sffos Isl ss''
cEhTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, OF
TOWB0AT PoRPOIsE.
p6dsRT sssa " .Ia o which Ms
r Isa Tt
about e. PERFECT SLATE and am s.ts
s
dsSissss BROWN, Captain .. reuse..rorpol..
oEhTlflea ~, o. THE MANAGERS AND AGENTS
OF LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co.
HaaTygg had shs LOUISIANA DRY DOCK BRIDGE
8 shssy ST.
's's'''' HUGHES vA11 IssI'.., 1ps s,s ~,
Up. WHITNEY i ct. D00A aafa'
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SADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC.


LACEY s. gv., 81 81, Charles street,
III shANeR ~ LACEY iLris,s cELEsE ATED FAR
f na Ia HARNESS. SADDLES AND 9EUSE ii yeIueaI DIcs a
NV kEPAiRiNG STRICTLY ATTENDED To. ie.T i3dW
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~ HEAD WHITE SWELLING, SORES aud ULCERS of every
despuou-l23 Gavier street, numerous te
monas taken the Certificate Of we'll known snecabis
citizen, TO the efficacy Of my treatment:
NEW ORLEANS October 6, 1852
Sir beg to express You my thanks
end grateful for the henef
from aud that Two
are superior other practitioners have
sought relief DR.. Gilbert n vain, - 1870 ~
For r month Dr. Gilbert operated his
IRE tasle OF prga.ory but though
Gsaests returned saI p much worse form in months
induced 70 apply although had hope receiving relief
only went as last recourse My faith Dr. Gilbert
preclude oee thn else could
but find that treatment mild effective thank kind
directing Offices The
means Oh ssyiatlng nnnbgru Of the has niy now
Sanceroun Diseases, who only
BY your medicine and Eighteen having
perfectly cured. John r. EfJYT IIatf,r '
octs dAWh corner St. Charles and fnnn,nr s,,as,
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YyREAsURER's OFFICE, Neworleons No |

NKE.ASUKER'S OFFICE, NewOrleans, No
vembef 10 is5sn accordance with provisions The rv
Act Of hereby given that the
Bills OF unpaid Taxes for the Frat Second Dcs
N Lee, Judge VI i.'"n'' ii'u' y
me whose names are appended hereby to
said act in fifteen days from the hereof ~ ss
noYlOl6t w II. GARLAND Treasurer City Of Nawtraans
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire Insurance


e COMPANY OF LOUISIANA,
Incorporated in April s4s declared dividend NJ
cent. Two Years. Business.
Once, No. 81 CAMP between rsyer and Common ..
hpsfHss o. fhH COMPANY INsuRANcp ONLY
ssiy the protection of the pol
aoIe ana their aiee aganat poverty opatons
NE ana hnndone legacy widows after desh
w All policy holders whether shoror erms ,yho SON
IN TIL DEATH participate the whole profits
Creditors insure the iiyea Debtors married yo,r SOW
on the life Of her
u,i'ee ifoln ne elaine OF credors.
80, TRUSTEES:
yoin 2, Sliisou lsaac Johnson Edward gparroH
49,, IYsHI, nsmaei osewaxs Richard Mccall,
Joseph Walker, VIM. aiurs, Arnold Ha,r;u,
DIRECTORS
=, ". sewei, Thea g Jenkins r.. Taylor,
'SnueI SoIe, yonn M. Cufran, @. @. Stsever,s
sa. ~. TS9nnent u spangenbarg. H. Rhodswald,
W. woia, yohn =, DohsheTty, G. al. Rutherford,
d. !" ~ ,onn Claiborne, r. 9. Armistsad,
H 81 {; HsP..s Ell. Winga.s.
~ 4. j. Wkn ,i III. D. Medical BosId of
4 Q. He RT1. Aetaaiy. I'M. N. COMM Attorney.
ND hfs a. Pr No. an Magazine Medical sminor
"ho Will 90 at tho Office daily from hsfpast IL TO
" ths shartsr only ss0a0 10 taken life,
company applications for Lfa Inxu
see and ro!e all sound healthy White persoue and
M The charged by the NevYok oes and tbn
sdouc tho charter DydenS.
rrshss annually and the profits can
made available The two-thrds Of ther smoant
~nsls tne party has paid his premiums in full '
California Permits at SewYosk rates. Pro,poetu.
a,e ana all y to Life and all
EE- Extensive Travelling Pryiseea, 49, e~-Af>"S'S
ssF Ufoec hours, A. N. to N.
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p ADIcAL CURE OF OoRNs, without quitting

| U-X AOIVfaIVUNT UT VUFtIVE, W1thOut CUttInQ
or the least panDr ROSENBERG Warsaw the capital
q oand has the honor
me IN general Of this that
CNS BUNlNS NAILS
q between the Ioss CUTTING. BY
operation the tpaee
eas and the patient ha occupation The
satisfaction Of carrying the Corn his hand
D s of gent Of Gatterne enonias
rance and other foreign
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