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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-15

SoLUTIoS OF THE PRoBLEM.-'rhc editor Of
the Louisville Presbyterian Herald, in nm
elaborate article of column and hnlf, set
ties, both to the satisfaction of himself and
also OF any one who will read II, that the
present severe drought is tho work OF God
We had some idea before that this was fact
but il did not occur 10 rs that il required ~
much printing TO prove i.-LouiyrRie ,IoVr
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-15

lg- John b. Cough, the well known ad-
vocate of Temperance, stated in late speech,
in London, that, out of 100000 persons who
had signed the pledge in the United States,
100000 had broken II.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-15

iE-Thc following is a list Of all tho States
yet to vote this fall, and the time of holding
their elections
"Pcnnsylvauia, October 10; Ohio, October
10; Indiana, October TO- Massachusetts. No
vcmber i3; New York, November I; New
Jersey, November I; Illinois, November Il;
Michigan, November Z, Wisconsin, Novem.
Der T."
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-15
NEWARK. N. J.. Sentemher 1.

A serious riot occurred in this city to-day
between the Protestants and Catholics, dur
ing which number of persons were shot,
and the Catholic Churches sacked.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-15
NEW YoRK. September G

The soft section of the Democracy of this
State held its State Convention to-day at
Syracuse Great excitement was occasioned
by Governor Seymour having pcremptorily
declined to acceptthe nomination MS Governor.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-15

OF "wodldn't you call this the calf Of a
leg7" asked Bob, pointing complacently TO
one of his neither limbs rather conpactly en-
cascd in representations of barbcr-poIes and
running vines MO" replied jim, a should
say II was the leg Of calf" Transportation
is useful when ii brings out the truth.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-15

sS- You might ms well expect to drive n
plough.sharc through Il wasp's nest in open
day, and not bc stung, US TO be truthful with
out giving offence. .'
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-15

H- A dispatch from Buffalo says that The
Erie and Kalamazoo Rail Road Bank has re-
deemed all its bills presented for payment,
and that the run on the bank has ceased.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-15
SONG.

U... SONU. .." ..
There is dew for the fiow'ret .. ...
And honey for the bee; Fa -4.
And bowers for the wild bird,
And love for you and me! ...
There are tears for the many
And pleasures for the few;
But let the world pass on, dear
There's love for me and you!
There's care that will not leave us,
And pain that will not flee; d..
But in our hearts unaltered,
Sits love tween you and me.
Our love, it ne'er was reokoned, lr
Yet good it is, and true; ~
It's half the world to me, love,
It's all the world to you'll ... ..... .....
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-15

sE- An editor in Illinois gives notice that
vthere will be no paper this week. MS his
wife is using The scissors 10 half sole his
cassimcres with.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-15

.5g- The editor of the California Farmer
says that 100000 bushels of potatoes will
rot in California for want Of consumers.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-15

Dry lTMEs.--This year is said by the
oldest inhabitants TO be the driest since the
year 1926. r
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-15

~ The Ohio river has not been lower
than il is now since 1888, when navigation
was nearly suspended.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-15

sy-The Georgetown Is. c. Pee Dee
Times of the 9th inst. says:
awe have observed in several Of our CO.
tempOraries disposition to brag of the hap
pyrcondition of their respective districts
some say that there are no prisoners in Jail
Others that little property is advertised by
their shciffs, &c. What will they sav when
we inform them of the Utopia in which we
live! We are without a Sheriff, and the
Coroner, who has been discharging the du-
ties of that office has just resigned-the thing
didn't pay; the Clerk of the Court is about
to resign; the Register of AIesne Conveyan-
ces is also hbont to resign; the Ordinary talks
that way, and the Commissioner in Equity
says his office is all honor and no profit If
this happy condition of things continues for
any length of time, there viii be no limit to
individual prosperity and individual good
feelings, for creditors will have to meet their
debtors with smiles, instead of hunting them
down with bailifis"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-15


REVOLT IN THE STATE PRIsoY.-The San
Francisco Transcript gives the following ac-
count of revolt at State prison and escape
of portion of the prisoners; ...-
"On yesterday, duly 24) about . O'Clock,
p. NJ, Gen. Estell being absent from the
State prison, and the superintendent being
also in the city, nine Of the most desperate Of
the prisoners rose upon the guard md knock
ing down one Of them at the stone quarry,
obtained his gun and pistol. They then at-
tempted to take the sloop Pike County, but
on being attacked by tae guard, they were
compelled TO abandon her, and take whale
boat belonging TO thcyard of Wood g. West,
which is near by. .. .... ......
ain attempting to get 10 the whale boat,
ono of the prisoners the celebrated 'Slung-
Shot Smith, sentenced for twenty years, shot
the musket nc had taken, at guard by the
name of Estes, who Immediately shot Smith
through the heart The other eight got of,
and pulled directly across the arm Of the bay.
GbSnce the above the wounded psoncrs
have been captured and sent back to the pris-
OH, and the guard were in hot pursuit of the
others, Little doubt seemed to be enter
taincd Of their capture, MS the whole country
was on the qui vive. and the prisoners all in
chains"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-15
.NEw ORLEANS. September a.

"INLW ONHb"Noi t3OP OP0Ot'VOI u
The deaths from yellow fever in this city
during the week, amount TO 1856.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-15

a HIHT TO THE MARRIEp.-"I hive heard"
says Mr.. Henry, "of n married couple who
though they were both of hasty temper, yet
lived comfortably together by simply observ-
ing rule, on which they had mutually agreed,
Never to be both angry together" And he
adds, that an ingenious and pious father was
in the habit Of giving this advice to his chill
dren, when they married
Doth one speak fret other with Water come:
Is one provoked be t'other soft and dumb.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-15

ACCOUNTS SQUARED.-A humorous corre-
spondent, an advocate ofincrease of'pay, ''thus
squares up the accounts of Hot Members Of
Congress:
An N. C.'s Weekly expense in the Mdgni6.
cent city Of Washington.
Board and lodging, which means
half starved during the day and
furnished with n room about the
size of store box at night, err 90
Servants fees, E IL
Drinks, cigars and tobacco, fair
average, -... II 81
Interviews with Beau Hickman and
Professor Robertson, so
Wear and tear of wardrobe l2 60
Swindling subscriptions for the aid ai7a'.a f
of aged spinsters or fororn wild @
ows, =. 5 90
Purchasing speeches of brother
members, 3 90
Loans to visiting constituents taken
very short, o 90
Remlttances to distressed editorsin -
Escorting feilOw-bOarders of the
female sex TO concerts, balls, and
ice cream saloons, 3 90
Hack hire, re. ..- a a 2 90
Weakness of the fesh--a sort Of lr
contest between pocket and incli-
nation, 10 90
Support of the family at home, 90 90
Total weekly expenses, Sg2 go
Seven days pay ut Ss per duy, Sc 90
. .-
Weekly loss for serving your coup- ass cd
try, 1886 SO
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-15
VOL VINO. 3l2.

The Loss OF WIfE.--No man but ono
who has been called on to mourn the loss of
dear and beloved companion can ftlly mp
preciate the beauty and truthfulnesa of the
following article, which we COPY from an cx-
change: ..-..- ....
an comparison With the loss of wife, nil
other bereayements are trifiingi The wife,
she who fills 30 large space in the domestic
heaven; she who has busted herself 40 t,n.
weariedly for the precious ones around her;
bitter, bitter is the tear that falls upon her
cold elayf You stand beside her coffin and
think Of the past 1t seems an amber color
ed pathway, where the sun shune Upon beau
titbl flowers, and the stars hung Slittering
overhead. Fain would the soul linger there
no thOrns are remembered save those your
hands may unwillngly have planted
Her noble, tender heart lies open TO your in
most sight. You think of her as all gentle
ness, all beauty. ali purity. But she Is dead
The dear head that laid upon yenr bosom
rests in the still darkness upon n pillow of
clay. The hands that have ministered so un-
tiringly are folded, white and cold beneath
the gloomy portals. The heart, whose every
beat measured an eternity of love, lies under
your feet. The flowers she bent over with
smile, bend now above her in tears, shaking
the dew from their petals that the verduro
around her may be kept green and beautiful.
There is no white arm over yonr shoulder
mo speaking face to look up into the eve of
love--.no trembling lips TO mr-mur, "Oh it is
so sad I"
There is so strange hush in every ROOM
No light fOotstep to sing around. No smio
TO greet you at nght-fall. And the old clock
ticks and strikes and ticks-it was such mu-
sic when she could hear il Now il seems n
knell on the hours through which you watch
ed the shadows of death gathering upon her
sweet face. trr- z
And every day the clock repeats the old
story Many another tale it telleth, too-of
beautiful words and deeds that are registered
above. You feel--O, how often! that the
grave cannot keep her. .ru-
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-15

Here is IN actual loss of $40 80 per week
for the privilege Of occupying cane bottom
seat on tae floor of the House or Senate.
Members may smile at my 'items," but even
Old Bullion himself, who takes great pride in
his statistical procivities, must admit that my
account current is rather under than over the
r,orls ..
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-15

Besides an unusually heavy clop of hay.
Here is about one million of millions of
bushels of what may be called bread-a pret-
ty good provision, one would think, for twen-
ty-six millions of people. If the country
would only cease to destroy corn for the
manufacture of whiskey, we should have not
only bread enough, but enough to spare and
to pay Europe what we owe her.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-15

Yes, Josey has found his mother, and the
angels in Heaven are singing: "a happy
Christmas TO You. Joscy."
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A-yONVERSE n co., corner Canal and New

CONVERSE d co., corner Canal and New
v y LeFe streets, Cfar for shle favorable terma-
Of eaeh put
steamboats, shif s. stcqi s,. FL
400 Starch. Pearl i'm beses OF IL lbs.
purkeea pteston hiell'si
Scotch MicabAy ip hail. pound eoles
500 gross Tohsc'o John Anderson 81 Go.a; M
800 Rrass CloeSe, 50 hour and day epaslgnnent;
800 Hroon=, vhisp Brushes,
500 hnga Rio Coffee, laDdisg;
bags cose Jays and Lagatgra, landng
1900 reana Wrspplpg Paper; s*s =93
ksl0 Icttfr and Cup Paper;
1000 Pickles. Pie Fruit Brandy Peashss Pears and Cheesi
500 boxes Codhsh; sB 5s Saa 4 go ss 5R
50 hayrsla Mattsrel, No. s. now landing.
100 kia naeksYet Nc. Il;
90 half and quarter bafrela hlaekeysli
80 kills Samen;
100 bcxes Herring, smoked; eaa $ 5
1000 81 10 aAa III bo1ea Green and Black Teas Feed
assoTiment;
800 barrels Sngay Crushed ard powdered:
100 erotervss, Deuahfy Converse Rpton's;
$40 @ nrrt and Saaterue Wines:
Mustard, KeHtuck, and B0n in Il b anistets
100 fronNd Spices, asscrtaA
50 Brnniy in bSttiFn, old ard iret
500 Wot Sehefafs Scbnapts. u1aste and pints
1 100 barrels old NJ nongahl 10 Whisky.
Hoo quarter aud eighth cas- American brandy
100 quarter eaas Wines MADEIRA Sherry, Port md sieiy;
100 casks Porter, IN guaFss ruts tanding;
800 Champagne Cider pin and lauding
1900 whole ha md boxes Toeeo and land
ing, making complete aesnttpcnt
nnln ga
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EXPORTS.

DiANy,Lk AND GAIv Steamship Charles Mogan-ie
sss bas lis bbln hiafy 30 ksgsad
s2h pG $50 teEss wine, 10 do eoals IS kegs
gss, 50 coils 30 aggug, 100 ackssalt
Fhsieiphh bAes eotop, 200 bills
hhda sugar $50 bbts opf eask wine, 10 pks ndss
NEW 0riaanasi9 halen cotton 1915 bills 81
half hhds 70 bales 4 piss ndas
new ship puintsn629 alsp coflcr as DOC hemp,
hds 81 terres aud hhz lard %
pieces lageiag, 100 bSrs SOAPS o9o ex hcfns
ph;a ncaHatas ~ Pa a85
s0sToNshp ron sss bbls iour Is bal.
aaa ia htaes ssi bib noiasses, 5000 slaves
EARcELnNA-B sabiua bales cotton, 1900 ,iayes
orant9 hhds tobacco, $50 bb pork, 100
bhts Hcrs, sso kesslafd
FORT LavAcAshr Wild Pigeon sss bbu hnr, "a de- 30 kegs
snp ebls bread s0do whisky, Dbs
pos IS u eiess hams rs bags Coffee 50 soIe 10
h8aces and serdrlnss
MOBILES b -four cats 400 alste,
lornAts0 ouI posI, bbls whisky
$50 s 80 aas bacon 20 bass eoas 10 sess
grss 70 kls i1ssa siff lllI e.rss
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Membsf oftbs q. 9. ofsarga0ngin london

FROM TIE REV. j. FLANAGAN OF BAtyBRooE, C. W.
j. WHERE'S have n,ade The trial your Canadian Verdluge
with the osthhppy rsgute In family snd tver case
which han expulsion of
bore prefer toany
snd children readily which
ia grbst point gained in giving medicine toehi!dTan
July 16, 1876. JOHN FLhNA9AS
fN phylieIenpganarsyuow WINER's CANADIAN VERM
EUE Themsdno simple vegetable preparation cAnataya
with ssy confdencs az 70 the ssuit
and restore tle patient health
basn
phyBah the efficacy ofhs
fa,ibtaramady. Warranted s,ileaaek.
Prepnsdoniys John Chemist and hole'
ole nruggst Hamilton, Canada West,
hT ssl3 wholenaisaadr retail Mt
r. WRIGHT q CO., New orlsans,
hseiv Jy cbos,rsa street. under ths Jtisann Hotel,
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Hardware, Iron, Copper, Zinc and Til
Plates
PRIZE s l. e Y & Z N
". 90 snJ OF TnYnn Sfs.eef

Hardware, Iron, Copper, Zinc and Tin
Pla ties
PRIZES LEY B N 4,
80 and 81 Camp street.
Viz sFs !E5s::s;
@ s% g. 9 hsy and DC
@ ' 6 e They s Es s n s
qualify low and terms liberal "a any
III loving stock and which they
1 500 toas Eaeiah IRON. round and
;s ss S II: Ill. & !; & &:
~ :. :. p Penn sylvia bolsf lion; WI
i d flssss f hsss!,
SO 10 s Esg f h aad
$40 Hoop and csts,n Iron, a,sor'ed 10 inches.
300 :. rna Pressed soikesi
5000 pounds ao s sst esps . at Is h a $50 Sheets
Ss5 Ans I'd a!hss brands sAov'l' and Spades
loo :: Wiison's senaiHs coas. hla;
90
rs,ss sf s.!sass. sss;s; ..
11, Log. Trass, Halter aud Col Chainai
Chain Gables Anehors
5s. sysS ma ~ s. ND Hoes
RSiEa' ssa and sRa Poa ou pu
Inrred and MANILA Rope all sizes;
0akurn, Marine, HouseliE, etet
Oils Sperm, Whsle, LsId and Linseed;
Atlan Pure White Lead
Brooklyn numbers aud 2 White Lead
| Black Yellow Psnts. Verdigrs
Paris and Chrome
Mill Grind Stonee;
Sheet and Pig Lead, Pipe etc.
Ts 4ss9 sss '9s fs!9ns TEp
ROLLING WORKS, Boiler and has been examined
and the Chamber Of Commerce
! Ills declared TO he ri the best quality.
TEE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SHEET snd BOLT COPPER WORKS
q Ia ge en vtsl, Assorted stock als hand.
wa. BADGER CO.'S PLANTATION GRIST MILLS, unirer
sally approved -
q. RANkss PLANTATION BELLS, sizes, from 90 to 500
= pounds
81 YouNGs SUGAR AND COTTON PLouGHs.
E An Of which addition their large and weit assofe
stock they will sell the prics Aai the most esr
| srrms. nj sm
HeoRT WINE
IL 50 a. essk, Louis Kosster,s Burgundy Port
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MEMORANDA,

Tie sssss reports hes feet water 70
f.tronbus aud falling ssar tweais ioas hsuz
EAs steamer Tie assh nh Reports In
port iaans M Nov orlsas steamers Aieck Sect and Cora no
H.. ths Michigan shove coH Island the Henry aground
I'LL same piasr met TsAoe HklnsR Five and half
foat wateriashs Upper Rivers
Garden City ss IaiA on the asih ui' Passed The
Aesk scat ast No Cairo sah Ban
ksr Hill ii Ialsad No 81.
Dad he Sd instant Of typhus fever Henry Lee,
seward cil thu steamer Bunker Hltasos.
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pRICE & COUPON, PLUMBERS, lo7 Poyd

: PRICE g. COULON, Plumbers, 1G7 Poydras
respectfully the public "
ha.hey al
,re prepared 10 supply HOT COLD PLUNGE SHOW BkTEs
AaERicAN. EttgIIsH md FRENCH WATER CLOSETS sgASh
ms BRASS FAUCETS Of all kinda COOKING
IA GK GARDEN HOSE, ANS FORCE LIE nna
SEA PUMPS 6t.sd The pIrEs
hand SHIP WORK nsstiy andrenairsi
assb sAorspssuc iee- snls L.
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ahsel sud
nabseen used by gssatauabos with
hoh asa have pronounced of
valuable remedies known All. pasivey eretbe
s Sold by ua
led btstes.
Wy EeGehss Breast ssnnsaeat "A reasdy Tor
disease frnge bens ouch tbs Breast splitting
Blood Nigh
0haDi This hoats Doubt
ssnatin Dssae Of the than
used Topefsonha pTedspoeed Dppase
by the formation the ehests
attack dssas sad aaye enjoy good
thiH misunderstanding odFeetonr.
Beaohs EeFEnginoue aGnedyfo Chissna
FeYrand Ghngee knowno
ofsha disease.
Bcaehs ssheumrtin Oonpoandsaverfa fails kyerelis
lnaas thsu tweniystour houtn.
Beacha 9Somnnhtye. Bttefs.Thisi excellent
ofchi
tevss and all Artonnai Fevea To living,
sasneas assa sor short period marshy
snd he sane
iass1es aud s.yeshes.h end
E Fertile remsdies publish
performed by hs We Silisay kik are
hsthey They
with the satisfactory
demand o thoss reeea alone has In
RI as.bos he reached By ALL Prepared
| &. D. BEACH, b. n, Chemist and ApothensrY
AW eafnsr Of Ghsfies and Cuptnr1house N @
snd Of Dr. RkNEI
fVRBy AFf Nn.,n n .,l.
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nR- WArsnNs GARp.-I win use nc other


what DO found in plain
By practice master Of 81 thesh
are called Syphitc nearly fifteen this
those there lice the Only Ino
Ihaye gynn 70 ono slnas ~
sh has ysntaed YET
STRUCTURES, NODES, ULCERS, SORES, GLEEIs, ss VfsE
TROhIS familiar the
which without vanity for eai 10
otnef rieri than that Of experience =.
few and md 30 dnlty IN
those nstor submitting the patient such
viii draw him the
obge his affairs whether without doors OF within ms
altered There are New orssn
secrecy, which alwa7p insiolably preserve.
which do mos think II
tssted reputation aresdy puently
in the morning until
aso No. Crssomhpnse
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MISCELLANEOUS.
.yeqC .yes.seu Xtmc gossgats.

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by the celebrated
NEW JERSEY ZINC COMPANY,
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"A CERTAIN CURE.-Dr. GooD's Compound
EXTRACT OF is the great remedy extern
stysy York ard other cites III positive cure ef
Whites Directions in Spansh and Engiah
SO d Al No. lBl CHARTERS STREET. 1918 an
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. IMPORTS nl1
REcrIpTs on pRopuoE.

losToN-ship Richmond -Asseffes merchandise
PaRTI.AND --Ra.ls wla.s sss..E ! 70 ogdsr.
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ESKEsH GRoCERIEs.--By recent arrival

HNkESH ERUCENlEo.~by F9UeHG aFFIEaIS
u, we nre now receiving in Rtore--
81 box beEtS B. SPE.liM ca NDLts
So cases Macy Sofa r ATENT WAA CASpLESi
90 casps ID . boxep 0oiong TEA
GREEN BLACK TEAS;
20 assortment choice TEAS ), a. md ID.
boxes lart for retail taiesi
100 bo.es oawe go PEARL STARCH -
It's cares GcTdOn Co.'S Assorted PRESERVES in stone
half and gallon; glass, quarts, pin,s half
$50 cases W. Daviss SAUCES CATsCPs,
$50 ealons pnre Winter SPERM OH;
loo bag. Cromwell Il BIdsnllis BuCkNHEATi
i50 b.aa New larsey SWEET HOalNY;
10 csses CORN STARCH
leo pounds pure Bermuda ARROW RuoFi
10 cases Canton ,,INGERi
80 box.s Il Iivermcre's extra SOAP
CITRNN, CuHRAN is, CLOVES. MACE, NUIMEGS;
Also MI iuas Of LIQUORS. Also PORTER MADEIRA
sherry, PORT, CIARET, etc, cte
re- Fsmea supplied promptly IN part Of the city by
wagon mi I'M w. C. RAYMOND, Il Camp Btreet
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YEyHE Subscribers beg leave 70 call the .,sssi
stok Of iresh and genuine DRUGs GrRAcTs
CHEMICALS ESSENTIAL OILS, PAINT fAANlst, HAT, LIE
HAIR TEETH HES and their large assortment q
Toilet which they now recst7ihs
Importng Houses md eecssd
They oer the for saa OF
prices. .,,.,,., y. III, On, ~
amino 10 stock, and send 10 their ordeYa.
FAMILY MEDICINES aroaiy put she paressf-
tetes -,
whnenrness and dispatch. x,..E
Wholesale and Retsil Druggists,
MN Al Charles street, New OriosnRs
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AUGUST ENGEAiAN VS.. FRAN
CTS W1ESEN, No. 1905

'1 ss59sss IA
Inn VERTU dun ront de alias Fl. fa. a moi adj
rar Gaionne premier Jugs de pniI de
pnroe driesnS endrere pnbqne VEN
bRED - Noembre 1884 midi, Aesde dc sahka rue des
Nsgasn desson dsen
LOT DE TERRE, touea les hssse ct aneiera
fiona aims dams lie fauboug Quare District de 10
Orleans Jefferson dsns slstbornd
par les uaem Rousseau Fulon dams lses No
trante-deux. :,
pis dix Troame p1oiondeurd
sept pied c0normsmen pan a par Hugh Grant der
Ia Vile dale lie Fevs
isa les consistent asOn eiag
cuisine.
suis dana lafaire ell dessus.
eas ''Aee ~ J.J, HOPPE, Constable.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-06
He0RT VINE

Hs0RT VINE
IL so qr casks Louis Koester's Burgundy PoFti
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-06
BOsepR Magft2g,
Joseph MNfSy,
SSk CAMP STREET, Sab
IMPORTER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
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FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, RICH FANCY

FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, RICH FANCY
T.APLE OODS,
No. 10 CAMP STREET, under the City Hotel Orleans.
OF Wholesale Deaersaud
his VERY STOCK OF GOODS which sfrehy
u,poret and constantly supplied throughou year.
SHELL C0MBs.
INIT AriN SHELL AND BUFFALO COMBS every style and
variety.
BRUSHES of every descriptions of his manufacture,
loyFsat Northorn Factory prices.
TOILET ARTICLES.
aueh AZ pERFuMERY, HAIR OILS, HAIR PINS, PoMATuM
FANCY SOAPS, etc.
FINE FANS PURSES, POCKET BOOKS, WORK BOXES, PORT
ABLE DESKS with endless variety PORTE
EsES etc. every style and shape md at unuauEg Low
PRICES.
GUNS PISTOLS KNIVES, COLTS AND WARMERS RE
yoIYING PISTOLS, SCISSORS, RAZoRs, LIFE pREsERv
Egs FISHING REELS aud TACKLE every variety
the mos etermned Angler.
WATCHES, JEW EIRY. etc.
~ The stock in consisting OF the T. IT, COOPER NJ
roBAsand REAL JOSEPH JOHNSON MOVEMENTS with hne
Of SWISS and ENGLISH LEVERS together with arg
ok Of spo and EASTERN JESELRy ILyERWARE etc.,
ROBERTS many
the wholesale and having been purchased xcluaye
caah eatnducemeuts will be offer to purchasers.
tsr Every article WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED ths
MONEY EFUNDEp.
tg. WATCHES, JEsyELRY, etc., CAREFULLY REPAIREDand
WAR; ANTER, jel5 6ni