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% may be old to readers but 1t is and pleas
ing to us sss
Two painters employed to fresco the walls Of
m ngnifcent cathedral both stood the rude scsffod
ing constructed for the purpose forty feet from the
foo1 One Of them was intent upon his work that he
beca wholly absorbed and in admiration stood of from
the p ure gazing at 1t with intense delight Forgetting
where he moved back slowly surveying critically
the WORK Of bis pencil until he had neaIed the edge Of
the plank upon which he stood At this critical
his compa uon turned suddenly and almost frozen with
horror beh cid his imminent peril Another instant and
the enthus Vast would be precpitated upon the
mept benea tn. If he spoke to him, it certain
death If he held lis peace death equally Sud
denly he regal his presence Of mind and seizng
brush he flung It against the wall scattering the beautiful
picture with lightly blotches Of colorng The painter
dew forward and turned upon bis friend with fierce i'm
but startled at his CHASTITY face he listened
to the recital Of DANGER looked shudderingy the
dread space below and with tears of gratitude blessed the
hand that saved him.
sos said the preacher, & we sometimes get absorbed
in looking upon the pictures Of this world and in
tempating them step backwards unconscious of
nerii when the Almighty dashes out the beautiful i'm
ages and spring forward to lament their destruction
into the outward stretched arms Of mercy, and are
saved, - .F5i .%5T a65sl
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nT ANTED-A Journeyman Book Binder.
"A ApPy ~, s y Ssrdr.ans - my70 If
: NEASONIC WORKS, Persons wishing NJ
lvE MASONIC BOOKS OR DIPLOMAS can find the same
a ,he NEW ORLEANS STATIONERSs DEPOT. a. b. -
STEELS Camp whore they can end an -
Sment Of Works suitable for the craft - my. =
N EYW WEST SOLAR EVAPORATED SALT
l9t sacs On shoonss ssr Kas for sAs on n
ns ii91 sroNE wALwoRTH Is TeAoupoass ss
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nALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.

n
il THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE--NoC Compound has
possesses the qualities
remedy daily hear heretofore
many only from accident
admirable the combinations Of i that found suited
the peculiar qualities this remedy
SA BROKEN LIMBS, when set be we'll wrapped up the
Swelling Pain the
and become strong with astonishing rapdy.
Bowels painful orinfamed the EXTRACTOR
rubbed them viii afford relief and cause
EisA-s perfectly safe in all casesit
the will absorb than It, will
conflict medicines internally.
We this publication all the diseases
DALEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR but shall snbo
it's vau selected from the Thousands
from all parts Of the country. 80,
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NTdr. 42-Resolped, That the Comptroller sell
notion, notice. the contract to clean the drain
ing a., the First Third and Fourth Dstr according to spec
cations an nj. in the Surveyors Office s. -.
TsS h ,ayment the is fnhed each Dis
t IA KIT eparately, the Council reseryng itself the rght
reject ali lid. ar Al publications made for the
is'e Ts H. al y ." VIM. C. G. CLAIBORNE
pssne"l President Board Of Aldermen.
rsi.rad1 y sFRANS ALPUENTE,
e'sl=5- President Board Of Assistant Aldermen (
Apgi iai May ~ 1909. A. D. CRoSsniAN Mayor.
ne In accordance With the foregoing resolu.
ton notice hereby given that on the sls n at y
O'Clock ndjldae the lowea III SooC nei on
tracts. lmy20 l0tI ~. - y, r
MO. 31.-Resolped, That the Comptroller sell
ataucou after twenty notice in the onenl gaaeIls
the and keeping repair o. M IN r be
bridges Tor dran) the Second Third and Fourth
term Of one wear from The word 70 oe aone
specifications Hle in the Surveyors once
tracts Dicts, and purchasers Of same 70 mar
ory security in The thousand dollars Tor ne
oance the The Council the nght y
reject bids aduiicnons made " me
Z p'sneel Presdent Board Of Aldermen. !
Isgnedl n, y y e E a. Aldermen
APe ssnsai nay " i''7 A. D. cRosssiAN, Mayor
coMpTRoLLER's OFFICE NEwohLEAss May 49, 1859
Mg- In accordance with the foregoing resom-
tcn notice hereby given FRIDAY the nth dny yans
f1sQ will adudicate to the lowest nade w
named contract [my9o 20tl o DEBu Ys, ComPHo.s..
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PILES &
may confidently that there whchmay
PILES

- -
PILES.
e BE % as5s s.zs
ys.s e. ss s .a gs
suffered much hey pain lot
dollars y
AZ haa %as sa
utter &c and hearty as e The use Of
willing should make the old
:" A' '"- ERYsIPELAs
For Eryspeas the PAIN EXTRACTOR Invaluable Other rem
dies make the disease disappear for lit time but
Of disease
was years Cites Il NswYori
The s' ss ss e.
s
MS ne
TRY DAILEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR.
touched begged enough
MONT ne thoroughly ts sa and Life @
them which ealsd lie valuable
he strong ifss
This eertfe. DALEYs PAIN EXTRACTOR has been used
family for Salt Rhem thirteen duration and for wss
9 Ss's
observation The
,s i
v4 saaaio si " I. Z ROSWELL CHAPLIN.
COSTIyENEss; OR, CONSTIPA ALTON THE BOWELS
THE EXTRACTOR the .are aud most certain
sss
ONT ss
sa | sy. ow ,ss s
owss when ;y are osys III
SORE NIPPLES.
Of yspt
We knGW Of and do not hesitate that the n
ss
This will certify that have used DALLEY,s AsIcAL PAIN
I sas Who a se ap p
most Valuable article cure it. PBs
- - FEVER SORES. 'A'Si AN w
hereby certify that have been afflicted with
employing purchasing gs Medicines ass sha
ss s y H
hp to S ~ S.sd sHs "a
Hsnristta Monroe county N. w. May 1885, -
CUTS, WOUNDS AND SORES
The the PAIN EXTRACTOR truly wonderful 40 quickly
IL and ed s
| parallsled. $50 81,
49,. "a. .,,.. ,,,,. ST. LOUIS No. July 1886
foot in bad and dangerous The whole
alarmed xsans ss
no purpose. then commenced the of g 1
DALLEYis MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
| and has entirely left ~ ~,
Il ssnadsnsy lsseansnd DAILEY's MAGICAL PAIN Ex
moving pain OF inflammation ~ ~
shs sstsa's, p when ss. q
Avenue, at No ISL ~hesI any dsrsd
4 II Yours, truly, JEFFERSON y. BISHOP.
| y = ~ = 4.
~ G % UN ERFEITs!!Na
\ COUNTERFEITS .1oOUNDg.
AZ 1Hss falsely named PAIN counts
they nuce the public believe
the virtues Of the genuine als Buy
Il Agents. ~ g. III az 49, IT,
UINE AND OBSERVE THAT THE NAME, H. DALLEYp Bl
4 WRITTEN WITH PEN, IN DETERRENT COIORED NIX, on
4 THE ENVELOPE OF EACH BOX, AND THAT NO OTHER Bl
~ General Depot o the States where all orders
4 Will be promptly executed. ,s H. DALEY u CO..
4 % - as BROADWAY, New York
i @ SOUTHERN DEPOT
II Isl CFiARTRES STREET. NewOrieans,
Where all pealers in the Statss Of LOUISIANA ALABAMA mis-
sIssIPPI KENTUCKY and TENNESSEE
IN the State Of MISSOURI vii b promp,iy supplied
4 aa20 SIN 81 ~ AZ General Agents for said Territory
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LIST OF VESSELS m PORT NOT CLEARED.

Per bark Everbar from Bremsns in cabin and 9se steerase
Per ship John Cnfrfer, from LoIdon-172 in steemge.
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An IcipSEsr-An elderly and worthy citizen whose
exterior in the matter of attire it may be confessed be-
trnyed no undue ostentaton Of wealth. while passing in
the yesterday afternoon was seoosted BY sailor
a poor man "Quite poor as would choose to be,
was the good natured response. Well respect your
gray hairs you poor want to give you money
and accordingly generous tar drew from his pocket
u,sse toeraby well filed with silver change proposing to
make an equal division between them. With some diff
entity our elderly friend succeeded in declining the
eos prefer upon the plea that he the less needy Of
the two New Bedford Mercury.
An OLD soLpIsn.A Savannah paper says; There is at
nresent in city visit Of the few remaining
survivors Of the struggle which tried mems sons Mr.
John D. Vaughan, Of Nassau county, Florida: Mr. is
UPWARDS of ninety years DID, and was in Afnods division
at the battle Saratoga which resulted in the capitua
ton Of the entire British army commanded by Burgoyne
tt is well known that the division referred to performed
an important part in the series Of brilliant movements
that ended in the complete victory Of the patriots and
total discontinue of the invaders Mr. " subsequently
Joined the main army under Gen. Washington, on the
Jersey border and was engaged in number Of those
skirmses which go to make up the history Of our Revo
LUTON IL ~
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BACCO
lets 70 purchasers. CUBA HAVANA, FLORIDA MAS0.
COUNTY KENTUCKY, TENN ESSEE AND MISSOURI WEAPREK
AND FILTERS Also tobacco hcshesds a1d bAls
= : ? - = TURNER EENsHAW. Is
ss Camp and $50 Teheupisougss slssetS
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~ ORDERS RESPECTFULLY sOLlCITED. mh9t
add FELLOWS REST. Vaults in this
" Cemetery be obtained y .PPyng g T.sa
No. Is Camp street. stairs; CHARLES WITALL No. Es
pnade street; and F. NJ COREY sickes Co.. No. 40 Canal
I'll
The price s,ockhoing Lodges for the burial of
of Stockholdng Lodges for the burial Of wife
child $780, For all other burias the of Vault will be $40
invariably. CO.,. $ 81 g. . IL 49,
For purchase Lots any respecting the CREST
DUNLAP Chairman of the Cemetery COMMITTEES No. 81
Csnp street. - JAMES FURNEAUX
l. of the Boa OF
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MEMORANDA

AZ Capt Whtemore Of the towboat Olivia reports the ship Noun
aineer anchor Pass Lou taking her cargo again from the
towboa and will be ready Ship Kbeona tbs
Bar bound ship Hope from Boston, fifty mies
the Pass, bound in. d4 ~, FL e
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DASS CHRISTIAN TEL.-This well -,
known Summer establishment will reopen the FIRST zGSHM
DAY OF JUNE next s6 sf
will give public
of the house FIRST CLASS HOTEL
all its appointments.
apis tells r. Fl. MONTGOMERY. Manager.
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sAsr. Assn ArD ass.. scor1.-rhe NerYorl nerald
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CosTIyENEssi OR, CONSTIPATION OF THE BOWELS.
EXTRACTOR is the moot certain
medy this disease Il will stvely give relief
and after all the old remedies have failed Persons
called office with establishment their faces stating
had used the Ointment for other diseas
the bowela and mat copoua had resulted
suit will always follow thorough rubbing Of the Extractor upon
bowels when they cosve Let the be per-
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l8 viii leave MONDAY, May ~ ut s o'clock y. NJ.
I TyOR ALTON, BEARDSTOWN and -
IILINos EIyER ,ig & u n g.sssn
receiving freight and will leave above For
freight passage having apply
i STONE 4 WALWORTE
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Will leave TUESDAY. May u.s. o'clock r.
EOR ST. LOUIS AND MEMPHIS. ~
IL The passenger ST. LOUIS, Geo.
TAYLOR, master will the above all interms-
above For freight
on board, STONE WALWORT, s6 Tchoupouiss
The ST LOUIS will take freight for all landings the Asaiss
ppi River 81 ~ a. Iefas+ myle
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This eerife that DALLEYs PAIN EXTRACTOR
family for Salt Rheum OF thirteen yeara' DURATION
These fierce diseases been at and they
% on tlis niedcn mas an the
observation added the respectable testimonial
who have used 1t in requiring immediate
heery the attention of the afflicted this
valuable salye. sg7af n ROSWELL CHAPLIN.
Buffalo, Y, Il IS s-.i
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| VIII leave SATURDAY, May %, at o'clock r. n.
EORF0RT GIBSON, FORTSMITH, 49,
Ia VAN BUREN, LITTLE ROCK AND PINE EN- kkSEkl
BLUFF - Regular Arkankas River Packet MOSES =
IGREENWuODThe and swift running passenger
packet steamer MOSES GREENWOOD Capt Thomas,
above For freight passage, tpply o. besId OF e
my2o III. GREENWOOD co. ~
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Cr0ckeyy, China and GIass,Uaye.

ID R. FELL CO., "a Common street, c9R
il Newoeans, Importers and Dealers, Wholesale and N
STICKS. TABLE CUTLERY JAPANNED WATERS, ETC. -
int hesa fest man nhn6 "
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

..+'3 OFFICE DAILY CRESCENT,
Friday Morning, May q, 1862.
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Br bark Prince Of Wales Brown, Liverpool Wilson
Sp bark Isnaro Suisat Barcelona, Lapeyre Harispe
Scbr Mary Ellen, Ear, Havana, Delvalle d Moreno
schr Jane Elizabeth, Snous, Brazos J Alexander
Schr Planter, Reynolds, Charleston, Chas Deake &co
schr Edw Barnard, Stone, Apalachcea G Rogep &co
ARRIVED
Steamship Empire City Leeds from NewYork loh Havana 18th
inst, to ] X Jennings-2d dist.
steamer Hunter, from Pensacoa-Pont
Ship John Curer Butnan from London and So the Downs
70 master-Sd dist 7fiss
Bark Emily Minor Smith, days NswYork Ceevy-l
Sp brig Salvador Me 10 days from Havana ballast Prs
I'd dist IT,
Italian brig Victoria Mine, days Palermo, Bse
Brig Ade car Is days from Charleston Cotche Chapman
Sehr Amanda. Webbing, from Mobile to master-Basin.
Steamb boats.
cd White, Brady, from Wllismsport. s.r
| Frank Lyon, Stone from Princeton. .. sal
George Collier, Goee from St Louis M "
Gen Scott. Logan, from Cincinnati.
Griffin Ysatnan Holliser from Wabash River
Illinois, Smihers, from ST Louis. *
J Morrisett Kercheva, from Nashville.
Naniope, Dugas, from st Mninsvlle.
hatcher No Leahers, from Vicksburg.
Patrick Henry, Adams, from st Louis
Roekaway No 2, Davis from Carolina Landing.
SW Downs Switzer, from ouachita River
Towboat Olivia Whtteore, from the
the 18th inst bark Tanarobreught ship John Curr bgs
Salvador and Vietoria -s-t''
Towboat Porpo Brown, the ligbtbrough
up bark Emily Minor. tts3.a.-} 3. So
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E7
pretors this house for the past five years. having this
transferred their the W.
would most tender their thanks to their ends and the
liberal patronage which they during
prpretorsp time the
to its former friends and the travelling community
NewOrleans, May II, 1852. E. r, NUDGE co.
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81. " q. MA /. 1, 3

fADucAH, KY, June q, 1913.
,yrup Is no,r reduced 10 dix bottles, and ie
You worid do wen 70 send me anoshsy
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from the same, and for any speech OF debate II
either House, they shall not be questioned ii
any other place.
Art n. No Senator Or Representative SAIL
during the term for which H. was elected, non
for one year thereafter, be appointed or elected
to any civil Office Of profit uGdcr this State,
which shall have been created, O.: the cmoIu-
mcnts Of which shall have bepu increased dur
ing the time such Senator or Representative
was in office, except 10 such Offices or orappo.Ht-
monts 4. may be filled BY the elections Of the
| people.
Art. IS. No person who at any time may
I h1Tc been q collector OF taxes, or WHO may have
| been otherwise entrusted with public money,
whether State, parish or municipal, Shall be
! eligible to the General Assembly, or to any
office Of profit or trust under the State Gov
| crnment, until he shall have obtained Il dis
charge for the amount Of such collections, and
tor all public moneys with which he may have
been entrusted.
Art 20. No bill shall have the force Of 4
law until, on three several days, it be read over
in each House Of the General Assembly, and
free discussion allowed thereon, unless in ease
Of urgency, fOur-ffths OF the House where the
bill! shall be pending, may deem it cXpedjent to
dispense with this rule.
%alt oO AtI biiS IOI ittiSlil5 tC'tilAt SHAH
originate in the House Of Representatives, bat
the Senate may propose amendments, as in
other bills; provided they shall not Introduce
any new matter, under color Of an amendment,
which does not relate to raising revenue.
Art. 81. The General Assembly shall regu-
late by law, by whom, and in what manner
writs Of election shall be issued to ill the va
cancies which may happen in ci.her branch !
thereof.
Art 81 The Senate shall vote on the con- |
hrmation rejection Of officers, to be appoint
ed by the GoXeruor with the advice and consent |
of the Senate, by yeas and nays, and the names
Of the Senators voting for and against the ap- !
pointmcnt respectively, shall be entered on Il
Journal to be kept for that purpose, and made
public at the end of each session, or before.
Art 33. Returns Of all elections for mem
bers Of the General Assembly shall be made to
The Secretary Of State.
Art. 81. In the year in which a regular cleo
ton Of q Senator Of the United States is to
take place, the members Of the General Assem-
bly, shall meet in the hall Of the House Of Rep
re>entativcs, on the Monday following the
meeting Of the Legislature, and proceed to the
said election.
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.egular Vicksburg Weekly Packet
PRINCESS No. g.

Every MONDAY EVENING, at o'clock.
b TAa For Vicksburg, Warre44ton1,
ta1ssa==5=5 New Carthage, Grand Cult, Rod
k@szzzEzz5ney, Waterproof, Natchez, Fort
Adams, Bayou Sara, and all intermediate andlnss;
The regular weekly packet steamer PRINCESS
No. 8, J. D. Phelps, master, will commence her
regular trips on on or about the 1st of SePtember
next, and leave on every MONDAY EVENING
throughout the year, landing freight and passen-
gers all along the Coast.
n~The steamer PRINCESS No. 3 will keep her
regular day rrUESDAY) until Captain Holmes
new boat comes out. y3l
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E,z>trirpustioaa,f Powers.

Art. /. The powers, the Government of
the State of Louisiana hall be divided into
three distinct department, and each Of them be
confded to a separate 'iy of magistracy, to
wit: those which are leilative, to one; those
which are executive, tanother; and those
which are judicial, to anher.
Art. 2. No one of tke departments, nor
any person holding olficN one Of them, shall
exercise power properly slonging to either Of
the Others, except in thelstances hereinafter
expressly directed or pelitted.
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REIHLER BROTHERS.
Merchant TailorS

- Would respectfully inform the citizens { OF
Plaquemine and vieinty, that they have establish
ed themselves on Main Street, in the house imme-
diately above the residence OF the late Mr.. Beck.
Determined to do work at moderate prices, and in
punctual and faithful manner, they hope to re-
ceive liberal share of public patronage. They
keep constantly on hand fine patterns of goods to
suit all seasons Of the year. my1
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TERMS THE NTINEL.

Subscription, five dollars per anmm, in advance.
No subscription taken for less period than one
year
Advertisements charged oae dollar per square
20 lines or less) for the fist, and fifty cents tor
every subsequent insertion. All advertisements
published until forbid, and clarged accordingly.
A liberal discount made tcyearIy advertlsers,-
payments invariably III adWnce.
announcements for office 10, in advance-and
each Candidate will be chrged IS for printing
Election Tickets.
job Work, cash on deliver.
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GROCERIES,
A. mARTONNEAUX

ID RESPECTFULLY informs his friends in Pia-
II ouemine and throughout the Parish, that he
has removed his Grocery Store to the building on
Bank street; next to Theodore Orillion's Coffee
House, where he has now on hand and VIII con-
s,anty kaer for sale wholesale and retail the fol-
lowing articles, and everything else pertaining to
his business:
Hams, Shoulders and Middlings;
Sugar and Coffee; Rice;
Loaf and Crushed White Sugar;
Flour, Salt, Potatoes;
Teas, Spices and Candies
Crockery; Wooden Ware OF all description
Tobacco and Segars
Lard and Butter; Candles;
Wines and Liquors, &c. &c.
In fact every thing pertaining to the Grocery
business of the best quality, which he will sell on
moderate terms Call and judge for yourselves:
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PEAQUElHNE:
Saturday, Augut IL, 1852.
NEW CONSTITUTION OF LOUISIANA.

PREAhL4E.
We, the people Of the tate Of Louisiana, do
ordain and establish this'onstltution.
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Twice a Week.
FT. q. Mail Packet GfpSy.

F33ssA D. The splendid New Orleans and
AhatEzasR Bayou Sara pscket steamer Gypsy,
assssssz5sszsJ assJ H. URE, master, leaves New Or
leans every Sunday and Wednesday at O'Clock,
A NJ. Returning, passes Plaquemne on Monday
and Thursday evenings. lye
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New Store ON Crosse Eete.
LANES -. LOyGLEK

TTAS opened store on Crosse Tete, in the house
IL lately occupied oy Mr.. TRoxcLER, and offers
to the public well selected stock OF
Dry Goods, Hardware, Cutlery,
Plantation Goods,
Groceries,
SaddAery,
Castings, CrocAefs'
Hats,
Boots and Shoes, &c. &c,
which he will sell at the lowest rates, and on the
most accommodating terms.
He trusts that the citizens of Crosse Iete and
Marangouin will give him call, and judge 10 1or
themselves of his assortment ans prices. sep@O
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Ravou Crosse Tete Packet.

,FIams@h h The good safe steamer ANNA,
@H7t;z;;FsS H7t+z JOHNSTON, master will commence
G4zxS=saher GzxS:s=saher regular trips on the first rise OF
ed to this trade Shippers may rely upon her re-
naming to the close ofthe season.
Plaouemine Dec 13, 1851.
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Sslmmer Retreat.
BATHING, FISHING, dc. dc.
An extensive BOARDING. ES7.4-
A BLISHMENT has been fitted up at
kssHp Last Island,
a3asz3 and is now open for the reception of vi
stors. 1t is under the personal superintendence
of MADAME E. PEcoT, whose reputation In this
capacity is well known: -.
The advantages of this delightful location, its
unsurpassed fishing and sea-bathing render it the
most agreeable summer retreat on the whole south
ern coast.
No pains will be spared to render visitors COM
Portable. The charges will be moderate, and the
tables furnished with everything the neighborng
markets afford.
Attached to the establishment is well-stocked
bar, Billiard and Bowling Saloons, and Livery
Stable. where Horses and Carriages can be pro-
cured to enable visitors to ride drive on the ex-
tensive beach that bounds the Island towards the
Gulf
B-Mrs. Pecot's Boarding House in Frank
lin will be conducted as heretofore under the su-
perintendence of her sister, Mrs Curtis, where
She will be at all times prepared to receive those
who NAV natroniZe her. myl5-3m
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q. BROWN,
Fashionable Tailor,

Main street, second door aboue Capt. Daes' Sore1
Has just returned from New Orleans, with a
stock Of Fancy Drillings, Vestings, Merinos, Silk
Alpacas, &c, that he will make up on moderate
terms in the best style of workmanship, at short
notice, and will warrant his work. He also keeps
constantly on hand Gentlemen's Furnishings, such
as Fancy Crauats, Under Shirts, Fine L. b. Shirts,
Goats Paas Dra,uys, Vests, &c., already made up.
Eheep-cheap for cash., ap17
1sPEED'S ELECTRICAL FEBRIFUGE-
Fgrthe cure Of Fevers of all kinds, for sale at
New Orleans prices, by
octIs BAYLEY g. STOCKLEYaT
Quinine.
(hYLEY 4 ST0CKLEY have lust received
thsir summer supply Of Quinine, which they
afe selling ~ S3 30 cash, or $3 75 on time je26