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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-11-04

La The editor of the Kouqtah, Seastael, at Eb-
ensbaTg, is quite dsPeased at our late County Fair
his feelings, evidently. have been governed more by
jealousy than other motives Let the people OF Cam
orla county get up better, 1Ir SIpLs and they viii
DO more than can be expected Of enc horse county
--.Bkair County Whig.
a mistake Major-quite mistake As 10 being
"displeased " with your Fair, We never thought Of
such thing. In fact we saw no Jajr except that
other kind ofJair, and give our word, as an el
tor that we were anything else than dspleased at the
display And you say, too, that we are '.jeaious ?,
Wei, we must say that Mats :" running it into the
ground" Jealous! What could We be Jealous off
Why, Major, we have good land, as good stock.
as good farms and good farmers in Cambria as YOU
nave IN Blair. And, sir we have higher mountains
WIN more timber on them-clearer streams, with
more 'fo' IN theTnlargcr forests containing more
better and faster horses than your county
contains and we should like to know .-At vop have
to make US jealous7
rs 10 the ute you give county,, II +. s,,,, and
not worth noticing. However, we win s,,. ,L.. :.
our opinion, 1t is better 70 live in one bor..
e'en' than be the half Of --z,s tesr4yr
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-11-04

D-TPatrick Hart tried in Hollidsysburg, last
week, was convicted of murder in the second
degree, and sentenced 10 nine years and six
months Imprisonment in the Western Peniten-
tiary
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-11-04

IA fearful railroad accident occurred on the
Hudson river railroad al Yonkers. 4 long pas
senger train was run of az switch, and all the
cars badly broken up, yet most fortunately no
lives were lost.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-11-04

~ the HolLdaysburg Register announce. IT.
self as an organ Of the Maine Liquor Law Party
The leaders Of that Party have pledged it one
thousand subscribers.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-11-04

----one hundred packages oF articles foe exh;-
biiion in The Crystal Palace, arrived an =. yoyt
last week Many Of them are from Jerps,lep,
and Constantinoplc.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-11-04

u, The name Of james r. S,ruthers. of Car
bon County Is named by a number of Demoora-
ue papers IN connection with the Speakcrship o.
The next House.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-11-04

IA terrible riot tool, place near Washington.
Pa, between party Of Corkonians and party
Of Fardowns. Tho Corkonians were the aggres-
sorr.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-11-04

1.-THE Canal Board are at preseDt making
their appointments in Harrisburg. Some chan
ges VIII be made ON the Portage Road.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-11-04

C-Corneiius BrooiA, who has been asleep for
five years, died al his brothers residence at Clark
ston, y. Y, on the 18th ult
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-11-04

CJ-An ancient silver mine has been discovered
IN Lancaster oonsiy. From appearance is has
been abandoned for ages
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-11-04
Penort Of the Cambria County Medical
Society.

I'm presenting this, their ttTst report to the
Medical Society of the State Of Pennsylvania, the
Committee to whom its preparation was intrust-
ed, deem ii but proper to state that the Cambria
County Medical Society is as yet IN its infancy.
In responding to the suggestions Of the State So
ciety, several of the physicians Of the county met
at the office ofDr VIM. A Smith, in the borough
ofEbcnsburg on the 8tb day Of July, 1851, and
adopted the necessary preliminary measures for
forming County Society. which was finally Or
eanized on the 18th day OF August, 1851, by the
election Of the following officers:
PreSident-Dr. VIM. \. Smith.
Corresponding Sscretary--Dr. Campbell Sheri
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-01
PRAYER FOR THE CITY,

As Gops hand is now heavy upon u.s. and as the Bible
abundanty estes that God hears the prayers of his
people and teaches that it is duty pray to Him
for all men, and to call upon Him in trouble
Therefore we Ministers and Pastors of Presbyterian
congregations in the CITY, do hereby for ourselves in
behalf of Church Sessions congregations appoint
UNioS MEErISe for humiliation prayer to Almighty
God to be held at the Second Church. Pryana
and Caiope streets at five o'clock every afternoon be-
ginning with to-day during the prevailing of the epidemic
And cordially invite all brethren other churches
and the public generally, to unite with in humbng
ourselves before our Maker and in acknowledging His
Sovereignty over US and in duplicating Him to deliver
us from the pestilence that desoates city And
ask ALSO the prayers of all Christian people behalf
of our city and especially that God will be pleased to turn
Ills anger away from us and give us grace through Hi,
Son Jesus Christ to repent Of all manifold sirs
city and people, and incline the hearts all tC
learn righteousness when His Judgments abroad il
/ the land. w. A. ScoTT,
| L. J. HENpERsos,
/ N. c. NORM,
| j. TwIcHEIL.
Nav Orleans Tuesday, August %, 1853 - II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-01

has upwards Of ten thousand votes for Governor,
orb;Itree about seven thousand, Wood $500,
Evans almost exclusively in the North Eastern
counties) about $500, Chambers 1900, and
Dancy 200. For Lieutenant Governor, Dickson
has about seven thousand Robertson 5000,
Henry $500, and Kirby 5000. For Congress, in
This district, Bell has little over 1000, Scurry
5000. Caruthers and Lewis about 1000 each,
and Blake 1000.
The appropriation for river improvements is
doubtless defeated.
The crops every where are represented to
be good, though the caterpillar has made its
appearance on several plantations in the neigh
borhood of Richmond. Beyond the Brazos,
however, the crops are every where good. On
the Cibolo, the only complaint made was for
want of room to house the abundant crops ofcorn.
The Indianola Bulletin says there were, some
time back, vague rumors of the appearance Of
the cotton worm, but it rejoices to learn that
they have entirely disappeared, and that
| throughout ne twelve or fifteen cotton counties
| of the west, the cotton crop is very promising
| A much Lar GER crop than ever before made is
anticipated.
| The Columbia Democrat of the 23d says;
| In every portion of our county the crops are
| looking timely. The cane is LOOKING rcindi hap
we'll and the cotton well as the planter:
| could wish it to look. If there is no worm, (ano
we have heard of none as yet in this section,
our cotton planters generally will make larg
crops. With our usual seasons we look upcIi
the cane crop as certain to be large one.
The Austin Gazette of the 30th ult. says:
One of the greatest outrages ever perpetr ate
in civilized community, if we have been cor
rectly informed, took place near this city, O.
the opposite side of the river, on Saturday last
Mexican was secretly taken up, whipped mos
barbarously, hung until he was nearly dead
and then after being let down was shot. III
died of the wounds about twenty -four hours al
forwards The officers of justice have made Cd
arrest and are on the track of others, suppose
to be the perpetrators of this horrid and feJld
| ish deed.
The La Grange Monument informs us that
young and promising lawyer in Column bus, Colo
RADIO county by the name of Gritty, some day
ago attacked and killed man named Rhine
Mr. Gritty made his escape.
| MOVEMENT OF TRooPs.--The editor of tn
News learns that the troops carried to Brazo
Santiago, by the steamship louisiana, are 500
to be followed by 1900 more, all destined towart
the Mesilla Valley, with view to meet I'll
movements of the Mexicans at that point
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-01
M9- A CARD. --Messrs Editors Daily Ores

cent deem unnecessary myself you. am fully
phaat y consequently will give
room in your s 10 the following proposition
That during stay he Destroying Angels visit among
will get for the nsQJy SITUATIONS GRATIS, which we'll
(and you your charity Of the first magnitude
Yes tits My experience tells that there thousands Of
less sndes females who driven desperation
by ned circumstances, skne etc. and honorsb disposed
and regularly eonded hemng themselves by honesty sObrety
srictnes Willing for their living, they could find 1t
Therefore, the finding Of it must needs be considered instrumental
their welfare. OK. o,HARA TIA Camp street,
sus upper end Of Lafayette Square, above the Odd Fellows Hail.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-01

Az EXTENSIVE HORSE SrEALER.-Jack Jones,
.hss John White ala, VIM Willow, has fancy for horse
esh and II reports be has stolen horses than
all his aliases would foot up if multiplied by
Jones. alas white alias Willow, yesterday brought
up before Recorder Winter three aidavits, charging
him with having acquired horse flesh, at three different
times elonious fashion One of these horses be-
lonsed TO Abdiv Phillips and was stolen from stable on
Phippa street about the 25th August Another horse
supposed to have acquired from George Connolly h'
sold to D. Forbes for SIS and Forbes made affidavit O
| the fact charging Jones with theft.
lie stole horse also from stanissus Nerset for all O
which he arraigned yesterday aud notified to appear
for trial the eth In default Of BAIL in the SUN
$500 in each case he sent to prison.
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~ HowARp ASSOCIATIONS II New Orlean


~ HOWARD ASSOCIATION - New Orleans,
July 90 is3The following Apcheeas selected be-
half Of the Howard Association:
FIRST DISTRICT.
J. q. YEsER, 159 Canal street. Baroone.
L. J. COKE, rs Camp street. opposite hatcher.
TiLGHMAN CO. Common and St. Charles streets.
MS HYAAS, corner St. Paul and Gravier streets.
j. MCFARLAND, corner Poydras sld Circus streets.
SERDA, corner Of Poydras and Baronne
up. BARBoT Tchoupoulas and Broome streets.
Tx FINLAY corner Julia and Camp streets.
A. BINAGIII corner Triton Walk and TivOli Circle.
CIV. CRoYs, corner Of Mepomene and DyaJes street,.
BuRENN, 1873 Dryades street, opposite the Market.
1. POULioT. Nayades and Polymnia streets.
e c. BOLTON, corner Magazine Esee streets
L. PASSOLT Race and Tcheuptlulas streets.
y FREDERIcRsoN, 266 Tchoupitoulas street
SECOND DISTRICT.
stCKLES x CO. 90 Canal street.
A. BEALER, corner Of Benyilie and Mnrais streets.
A. sCHwAB, Charities street. between Main and Madison.
C. ROBIN, corner of Orleans and viere streets.
A. BRoUsSARD, corner of Royal and Hospital streets.
ALBRIGHT, corner Claiborne street and Bayou Road.
THIRD DISTRICT.
H. A. GOLDMAN, corner Louisa and Greaimen streets.
AUG. SHELLY, corner of Enghen and Morehu Streets
y. LAPLACE, corner Victory and Ely sian Fields streets
FOURTH DISTRICT
INo. H. POPE, corner OF Apollo and Philip Streets
FKALLIYER, Levee, between Philip and sarsparu Streets
s. HAsKINs, corner Felicity Road aud Magazine street
~ States put the Apotheeare above mentioned
persons applying for relief will leave their directions
jy9s 2pH d. l. RICARDO. Secretary.
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Sailing Of u. Humboldt.

~ W. sNttH. = Int
Sailing Of The Humboldt.
NV Ywx. August %.
The New York and Hasrc sseampacket sailed
to-day for Southamp sn. Nth over three hun
dred thousand dollar in spscic Mr.. Jackson.
Charge to An ria, " suo q her passengers.
New Yorh Cotton Market.
The Cotton marie ! h o. tive. and to-day sales
embrscs 5000 bales 10 hrsa prices.
Contributisus fer New Orleans.
Nav YoKk. August =,
The collections II this city for the relief OF
the sufferers Nv the enid mic in New Orleans,
now amount to .hsry-h,. thousand dollars.
Star a The South
IA Yosx. August 2s
The steamship STIR II the South has arrived
from New Orleans.
New York &c ton Market
Ms YoRk. August -.
The Cotton market hsre 10 dali to-day, and
the sale- have been limited TO 400 bales.
Refuge. Case
NV YoRk. August %.
Judge Edwards. 4 the Circuit Court in this
city, has discharged IN. Scotch refugee who was
claimed BY the British authorities under the
Ashburtcn Treaty.
M.vor Arrested
Nav Yoak. August %.
The Mayor Of Montreal has been arrested.
charged with murder for causing the death Of
sundry persons oil thu occasion Of the Gavazzi
riots. Hehss, no we've been released on giving
bail
California Steamer.
NgwYoRK. August 80.
The steamer Georgia arrived here from Aspin-
wall last night, ifine ng over a million and q
quarter Of dollafs' ~urth Of gold.
Contribuiaons for New Orleans.
BALrTnoRE. August &c.
The Jewish 0lgrs ration in this city has con-
tributed six hua1rsl dollars for the relief Of
the sufferers BY sae pidemic in New0rlesns.
App ointments
wssHHsrox. August So
The Washingttn I mon Of this morning con-
tains the official an ancemept Of Carroll Spruce
as Minister 10 ens sntinsple. Of George San
ders a. Consul - 4 udon, and Of others previ-
ously reported.
Eye Nans4s' ttnr.
OHIO River.
PTrssRrR0H. August 80.
There Is now scart 2 feet 10 inches water in
the channel, ANA q river falling.
CiNcrNNATI. August &c.
The river hei. e nos falling slowly
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@s- Howard ASSOCIATION. - RELIEF MEM.

~ HOWARD ASSOCIATION. - RELIEF MEM
BERs--
BoULLEET President II Dryaies and Magazine street.
Vice President opposite Female
phan Asylum, and 80 Poydras street.
c. II. MOBILES Second Vice President, New Basin
KURsEEDT Treasurer Is Bourbon and IS Camp streets.
RICARDO Secretary 10 Camp and Terpsiehore street,
| ]. D. PERSON, corner of Camp and Orange Streets
W, L. GILES, corner of Camp and Orange streets.
| L. c. BILLIARD, IS Camp and IS Baeehus streets.
f. L. NIsIMo 9S Canal and % Camp streets
W. EAIMERSoN, Bacehus street
| J. BENSADoN, at Tourois Infrmary.
CALDWELL, Bank Place, and peord street. Camp.
W. II. HAMMER, 10 81. Charles street.
W. II. PALFREY, ~ Camp and 1875 Julia streets.
W, L. ROBINSON, l6 Benvile street.
P. CoNNfFFE, 81 Customhouse street.
B. oCoNNEIL,s Cont street.
c. W. WHITALL, Esplanade street, opposite the Mint.
j.. W. VANDEGRIFF, Architect Buildings
]. J. BROWNE First and Chestnut streets.
J. WILLIS. of Josephine and Chestnut streets.
LIVINGSTON, 10 Camp and ST. Louis street, Royal.
!. o. HARRIS, Constance street. Melieerte.
DONOVAN Market street. between Paesner and Annuneiaion
s requiring relief will please apply any Of the
also requested that those applying for Relief will make
applications the member residing the Patients
tho Infrmary of Gaennis Levee
iyao D,L RICARDO Secretary 30 Camp street.
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.,sr NEEDS AID,

-
stssd upes the authority Of
. q the Toward Association.
ga Of the foreign charities
b esatro', they do not think
<scsls further than admins
ard thst they have NJ right
or ~ as ths destitute. Widows
rosa wls have fallen victims to
4 those Who by the paisying
q hive been reduced to help
. verge - starvation. do not,
ssss.ssiou q the powers vested
Association. come within the
Who ere entitled 70 aid by
1saras generously donated by
/ sngefs n the constitution Of
sociatina Nos not permit them
ns--slcse who have been made
lpless ny the eridcsnic-then is
radically wrong, and q proper
nation; or, there must be some
handing over 10 thsir admins
susands hat are csstinuslly
- g fus ihr - n the s.s:f.rcrs
lic.- fh~ss atrtsken dssu by
/ The cg = sssess - the cpl
~ scorss afwisiss~s, esie - BY
ID they - ssssrsi- . the cpl
70 hupsru y fshiksssa orphaned
J, and sh4T sFs plssrsrs W ths
- ere sAallies that bavc lest
cir household, and VINO by the
lsat % sickness and funerals,
"A sod ratchisg BY the sedsidcs
.,aas vtAo have been deprived
sasbssA4@en @rd who are alss
% ssaasmia Tkese are the de-
ssrsrs. 80 = ~ designation q
he - Asm are intended ;,
arsrs y Esscsl charities - q
J nara s.as sh3f are constantly
/ her. Is sAinss be coates n
;sis, ~, ~. sna~i to aussils'-l,
/ d. o. .is~s II such vss.
tc.ia - = -zp,-cssed. fhs
M 50 eesf umstasH cea an"
s-rsSsss 81 take care Of .'he@'
ave = srissds aitber servans
y mar aes Ne sch, they may ks
gs,n N AetsA frpm the pestilenes,
10 eat=ers y the epidemic =
! ~ ~ iiusafi Association have
\ taa asNstlzsiaa o. their body
has xhs 20 %. TIE sums
4 = tesu shcy expesd for the
1ksss s41-ying Otherwise shan
~ sslNtss. they eenscientieasly
" ~ xhs % sid. Under this
!, sss t4~Esisring the fact that
Nssssss ssasl sther cities are. a.
IN ss dispatches. 'ntenssd So
.sas.reF- ~ fae epadrssie, weuis
~ Ne EaIhorities entrusted vii
IA sf gae large eontribptiass, q
reax 81 tbs sums fpr the relief .
s~ss vze ara bot Sc, tSt ssif
sss@ze " sickness
- suggestions. net in . easilln
~ Ss'e~ral good wekaos tts
ls-s Ske have csntribu'ei mcsf'
bsa 80 caused by the epidsmss
bsi shore that distress may y
ssstSs IN che person o. the sirsng
Iat,fiaFs " feser-ef tie paufsei
;ina a the aank atnOs4 ssre q
n aAe srlpless mother wltA -
.. ; vAsse e~id eye Ia eaveF~~
lsns sas despair IL Z fur yslsr
= ss<' ss3ect Should "a besryliei
sssig@ ~ - the risat - si,i. q
. : s.es sid here or there = n
- ssss t-Sten back the lsesrsys
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-01

string the services The undersigned Methodist Minister'S in visiting
burynt during the prevailing epidemic will
(ocs Of the
Christian Advocated between the hours Of A. NJ and 2P NJ At
other hours apply at private residences.
Rev. II. N. McTYEiRE, Magazine and Felicity ats
Rev. L. PARKER, 965 Carondelet street.
Rev. G. KEENER clrroltcn Third and Dublin sts
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10 WING CENTRAL STATE COMMITTEE.
members the WING CENTRAL STATE COMMITTEE will meet
their Room corner Cont and Exchange Alley
THURSDAY EVENING, september o'clock. By ORDER
CHARLES M. WATERMAN, President.
HENRY Z. JOHNSON, c..,..;..
FL LAVILLE, Nee'e'"fe'' au30 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-01

Attention is called to the card of c. X 0'Hara
in another column offering to procure situations gratu
tosy for fiendless females The object is commenda-
be- aud we cheerfuy further 1t by publishing the card
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-01

.gs- Messrs. Editors: Please announce DR..
ROBERT NJ. GRAHAM as a Candidate for CORONER OF THE
PARISH ORLEANS subject the don of Wing Convention
aueJ Jet MANY FRIENDS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-09-01

ms- LOUISIANA GREYs-Relief Committee.
The following gentlemen have been duly appointed Relief COMMITTEES
during the prevailing epidemic
Lieut. STRONG, I0i St. Charles street.
JOS I. RUSHA, "a Broome street
ROBERT Men MARA, 25l Magazine street.
PDALEY, Walk andH Hercules street.
DANIEL KELLY, ST. Joseph and Tchoupioulas streets.
p CURLEY, Howard, between Caliope and Clio streets.
MCGUIRE Claiborne Common and jackson els.
Lieut.. CAVANAUGEi 1888 Circus street.
aud 3m7p By order. JOS. T. RUSSIA, Secretary.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

BoARD OF HEaLrH.-Daily report Of the in
the Cemeteries of the city for the "a hours
snslns Al oocloek a. ", Wednesday the slst inst.
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axhse FtsTY Oar. I'VE are IN
sseesiaF ~ attend The oesslseuy
s.se tszSs - : o'eleek 81 ths gazhe-
tsf 3 AAsls. " the v..rsn.f.ni
;ssSf ess~. 10 mrusry - Osn.F J
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tssssf5f
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~ 49, tsa a iassnz tefars "a
: 'e~e fsesf'siy fsss trs ysuss a..
ssssf - q al-day. tsiss iag sth e
vsssssa Aznssles 81 tA4a d4ss ssssH5
,ssS%@ sc hs-anp a iamass /,
$50 ssp.si-e.lens uf saass ~As 81
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szs4x
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fssss ~ ss~tss - freraei - ahss'
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ssis = 4~sfs s--1ssrs 81 asFea = 49,
sker ss@ss<a tyssasy ass sfs.l
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x-k.4tE ka S=HssEsh Szi ~ 49,
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- FrsAHzr ssste. tsns Sara 81
ssEsNz 3 ssrzza -
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YIN. %. DtbOU,
Day and Boarding school
FOR YOUNG LADIES,

CONDUCTED BY MRS NJ. D. DIMITRY.
school will reformed MONDAY
n January 8.
Nc newangsi systems Of superficial Instruction books Of
Questionable proprlety, adopted paid
physical the training ssop
Of the pupil,
Thensuton offers great for the learning
language.
Apply person. letter. at the Institute CIRCLE
South eastseetion. dee3l ly9p
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L1'. EdsC. Jeslster Core,

To the Ladies.
M A D A NJ P L ATEN
~ Respectfully her services Ladies' Orleans or
the treatment of the following diseases: PRoLAPSUS UTER
WHITES, PRoFUsE AND PAINFUL MENsTRUATIoN, EN-.
GoRGEsfENT AND LIBERATION OF THE WOMB
The adopted that which has the approval
the most distinguished Surgeons Paris London New York
its here of which she has ample testimony and the
respectable ladies refer ustfes hriu saying that all
Of the Uterus not OF nature be cured
Madam p herself exclusively diseases OF LADIES'
| be consulted DAILY at her residence
myIs epn 1873 st. Joseph street.
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Mss- RELIEF COMMITTEE OF PROTECTION FIR


L. c. DILLARD, 2s Camp and IS Bacchus strcets
D. L. Commissioners Ofce City Hail.
JOS. +. RUSSIA. add Sd Bacchus streets
CHARLES II WALDO Is and 10 New Levee street.
JONATHAN wORRAII. at the Work-house.
THOMAS CLEARLY, of St. Marx and Gavier streets
w MURPHY Joseph and Tchoupioulas
JOSEPH CLAvIER, at the Delta office.
A. MONTGOMERY, at Leeds's Foundry.
NJ, REESE, o New and hatcher straets.
t- No. 10 selected BARTON their Physician who will
medical advice OF the sick member on application to
member of the Relief Committee aul5 2w2p
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I
}. L, siNoNns NJ, D, see'y Board Of Health.
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TREAT BARGAINS. IS. PHILLIPS, Of
IN CHEAP STORE NoToRIErY Nsyades street. the
Station District Rousseau Saraparu
retiring from business offers his
large and well assorted stock of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS AT COST.
Ladies' particularly called
FouNCED BAREG comprising five hundred dresses oftt latest
style eoors, varying from 80 to $40.
houssnd) ne JACONTS, fast colors
per yard aud upwards
$4,000 ty thousand yards PRINTS being selection
patterns and eslors.
yard.
10 pieces superine SILK DAMAsRS, for curtains.
loo fine LACE EMBROIDERED CURTAINS.
BLACK SILK for yard and
20 brocsded SILK DRESSES from $50 aiOO and
FINE GOODS too mention in advertisement
GENTLEMEN, TAKE NOTICE.
Just received direct from France
Wis each.
LIN EN- SHIRTS tine, and at reduced prices
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