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TURKISH WoMEN.-The care with which the
Osmanlis have always kept their wives and
daughters apart, still prevails in CONSTANT
nvple. To ask Turkish gentleman after his
wife or his daughters, is to give him q mortal
offense If he alludes to them, he calls them
& the home or g the house." He will tell you
that the house is we'll Also when he announces
to his friends the birth of daughter, he says,
ia yelled one" or g stranger has been given
to me- lie is taught by the Koran to honor
his wife, and to believe that she will be, equally
with himself, participation in heavenly felicity.
| The teaching effeetuaily displaees the vulgar
error that declares Mahometans to believe that
| women have no souls. Polygamy is allowed to
| this day in Turkey but it is so surrounded with
social and religious difficulties that it is rarely
practiced. The Koran allows Mussulman to
marry four legitimate wives, but tells him ex-
pressly that it is meritorious to marry only one
| In Constantinople, the ulemas, the great bodies
| of government officials, the naval and military
| officers, the tradesmen and the workmen, have
generally only one wife.
| In the provinces, one wife is even more gener-
ally the rule. And now, all the great officers
Of State make a merit of wedding one wife only,
| to show good example to their countrymen.
| Nor is the wife slave entirely. In her own
apartment she is supreme mistress. She may
| receive her female friends and her male rela-
tlonS sne may go OUT III tne uay tlme, seileu
and attended and her husband consults her on
all his affairs She is not the painted doll we
have read of. She is thoroughly domestic and
is effectually protected by the State from cruel
| treatment. The Mussulman is bound by law to
maintain her according to his rank, if he fails
in this, she may claim divorce. When he
marries her, he gives present to her relatives,
instead of expecting dover as with US. She
has the care Of the household, and if he be poor
| she employs her leisure time in spinning. She
has the exclusive right by law, to bring up he1
children-the girls until they are married, and
the boys until they enter one of the public
schools. If the Ottomans have one tender chorc
in their bosoms, it is that which is always
awakened within them, at the sound Of the
maternal name. Women may even perform the
functions of the Imam, recite prayers, and
under extraordinary circumstances, they may
be vested with political powers, Yet. undoubt
eddy, the Turkish woman is not yet free. Thu
law allows her to see her distant relatives only
once in each year, if her husband objects t.
more frequent visiting; her relatives are ais
subjected to legal interference. Household
| Words
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Magnificent Stock of Summer
CLOTHING.
ALFRED MUNROE s. co,

RED MUNROE s. CO.,
81 Magazine street. co of Grsyier,
fB Have in store the most Elegant Assortment Of
SEAs0NABLE CLOTHING,
they pleasure They
stock, which following
only partial list: - - -
of Drap dEte Parameta Silk Warp Alpaca Black Silk Fancy
Linen, White Linen Drill and Duck, Coored Linen Drill Duck
India seersucker, Popgee, Grass Cloth, etc
PANTALo0NS FOR SUMMER,
colored Single Nied Cashmere Drap d's
Paramett Alpaca, white Drill Duck, Fancy Drill
Stys Drill, Drill Planler Linen Naukeen
Cosonade, etc. 49, - -
VESTS FOR SUMMER,
Fancy Colored Marsees Plain Narseles Plain
Figured White Asrseles, White Linen Duck Plain Figured
Linen Drill Brown Drill Planters Linen BLACK Alpaca
zue, Silk, Satin
UNDER GARMENTS FOR SUMMER.
Linen Muslin Shr Aerino Cotton
SILK Undhrs Wrappers
Linen and Cotton Drawers Cotton Meno Cashmere
and Lsls Thread Hf Hoae Cloves of all kinda cava anikc
chiefs, Stocks. Also, superior
BOYS CLOTHING.
OF the best quality, Also
YULCASIzED INDIA RUBBER GOODS,
much the largest in New oeaa which will sold
lowest price for cash.
.." ONE PRICE FOR GooDs-No DEVIATION.
ALFRED MUNROE s. co,
myS Mnl.IZ strsptn ofC
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I'll Rare Chance
FOR GREAT BARGAINS IN
SHIRTS AND GENTLEMEN'S GOODS,
OF ALL KINDS.
ES- SELLING OFF LESS THAN COST 81
STORE TO RENT AND FIXTURES FOR SALE
EH The subscribers about rnquisng the RETAIL
tte busnasa, and continuing the WHOLESALE only,
closing cut
THEIR ENTIRE RETAIL STOCK AT A GREAT SACRIFICE.
w READ THE PRICES, -a1
CALL AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES.
good article SHIRTS, with osous Collars etc. 81
each.
article of LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS 81 50 per Dozen
which FULLY equal " those usually sold for 40 half
LINEN SHIRTS, for ~ each.
FANCY CALICO SHIRTS, from so cents to 81 So
SILK uEDERsIIRTs from rs ceus TO s5
COTTON UNDERsHIRTS, from so cents TO ~.
SILK CRAVATS, from so cents 10 ~.
DRAWERS of all kinds-s Cotton Wool Merno and Drill from
50 cents IS per pair.
Having by far the largest and selected stock Of
FINE FRESH GOODS
in the city Otsan purchasers W he we'll pad
by Calling
Every article sold fully represented OR the money
refunded.
All Goods not sold by the first Of be
SOLD AT AUCTION TO TIE HIGHEST BIDDER.
Now ia the tins get Choice of the Bargaina at
DANIEL G0RREN g. CO.'S
rryqq u1h tpod I or M pErr 7rTEtE
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MOBILE .a.YD .aEp1 ORLEANS R.aIL
ROAD


ROAD
In the conditions on which the legislature
originally authorized subscription, by our
city, in aid of this important enterprise, we
thought we saw grounds of objection, which,
until they were removed, would make us hest
tate to advocate the projected road. greatly as
its advantages for New Orleans would other
wise have made us desire to aid in inspiring a
general favor towards it. The objections which
thus struck us had equally occurred to others
and may be stated as follows:
l. The original act directed that as soon as
an ordinance of our City Council to that effect
should be ratified by the popular vote of our
city, its bonds shall issue in favor of the com
pany to the entire extent of the subscription
namely one and half million of dollars
2. The Company was permitted to reserve to
themselves the surplus earnings of the existing
Pontchartrain road until the completion of the
new road, and thus TO be at the same time form,
ing very advantageous partnership and con-
tflbuting nothing towards it.
we nave now the pleasure to say that the
company have, on conference with the Finance
committee Of the Councils, offered to waive both
these provisions. They propose that the City
bonds shall az first issue for only half million
thtt fresh call for like SUM shall not be made,
until an equal amount of private subscription
shall have been ralsed-l0 per cent of it in
cash; and that the third half million from the
city shall only be called for, when 60 miles OF
the road shall have been completed
On the second point, the Company offers to
waive the advantage given them and to put il
the surplus earnings Of the existing road; o.
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Mss- When the body is subject to many

changes it REQUIRES medicine changes from hot to
chilly weather are hesh and It'll fact universally
ain,,ed moaure powerful agents producing
dry and constant wet weather are both
gneraon does not signify what we tit
be avpe may be bilious fever yellow it
dyentery may rheumatism; it may be bronchitis may be
chcc may constipation the bows it bs Inflammation
the bowels Inflammation of the somaeh may be
disease dHeGse durable by the
wRIGHTs INDIAN VEGETABLE Pills, they remove
alimpus from the body all that feed the fur
thsr OF the maady matter how called Thus these Pill
only the proper medicine generally the only incident
thatneed ought to be used.
Price, IS cents box. Sold Wholesale and retail by
9p6t J. WRIGHT 4 co, Isl ChartreB street.
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels ......
May s.

ARCADE . j Bell, D NJ Jamison t Scott, NJ Brown, W
j Marsh La; NJ Muholen, Tenn Janis, w
Camden, Ala: H Baybro NO; W Goodwin;
W Brown, N G; Fl H Ely, River Otis. L Foulk,
Miss; Green, ] Kendrck, Texas R Parrish.
Va; AThomas, Ga.
ST. LOUIS. II G Adams Miss; j Andrews, La F J
Barrett, Fl B Walker, Gerander, Y Douglas.
Ohio Ii Manigaut, G; Capt Bee L II Pilouze,
s ARMY.
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DEATH OF RICH LONDON BANKER.-News
was received by the Arabia of the death of Mr.
James Holford, wealthy London banker. Ii
was supposed that he left an estate of not less
than from one and a half to two millions sterling
He had, it was said, over five hundred thousanC
pounds Cor about $s2.000,000) invested in tn,
United States, chiefly in bonds and other seour
tiles, and principally in New York. The heir'
Of the deceased banker are said to be chiefly
nephews and nieees, resident in England.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-06

FRATR1cIDE. learn from the Troy (Ala }
Advocate that Christopher Franklin was muir,
dered on the 9th ult., near Elba, in Coffee
county, by his own brother, Philemon Franklin
trifling dispute arose between them, when thu
latter seized rifle and shot the former through
the heart killing him instantly. The muir
derer Immediately fled, and had not at last &C.
counts been arrested.
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=
For Sale.

t The RESIDENCE lately occupied by T. c. Terry, ESQ.,
Pine Grove Parish of St. Tammany within miles
the New Orleans jackson and Great Northern Railroad together with
land nearly nil
cultivation This Estate beautifully located Immediately upon
Taugphe River and embraces thu
Chap pspela Creek, which fishing and
bathing Immediately upon the Madisonve
ngfed good location
residence for saluby health par
ucuars applyto E. MCFARLAND Il CO.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-06

A DARK DAY COMING. On Friday, the 26th
inst, the annular eclipse Of the sun will con
tinue about two hours and fifteen minutes, and
obscure about eleven twelfths of the sun. This
extraordinary eclipse will be similar to that OF
1906. 1t will commence at thirty three minutes
past o'clock in the morning, Ind continue two
hours and four minutes, or until about twenty
three minutes before o'clock. So our readers
will have to rise hetimes to see it,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-06

LuDIcRoUs MIsTAKE.-A Frenchman, newly
arrived in London, impatient to see the town,
but fearful of not finding his way back to the
hotel, carefully copied upon a card the name
pointed upon the wall at the corner of the street
in which it was situated. This done, he felt
himself safe, and set out for a ramble much
upon the principal vulgarly known as follow
ing ones nose" The whole day long he strolled
and stared to his hearts content; wearied at
last he jumped into cab, and with the easy
confident air of a man who felt at home, he read
from the card he had prudently preserved, the
name of the street he dwelt in. The cahman
grnned horribly 6 This English pronuncia.
ton is sadly difficult" said the Frenchman to
himself, Sc he does not understand me-" And
he placed the card before the mans eye Cab.
by grinned more than ever, gazed in his fares
astonished face, and ended by sticking his
hands in his pockets, and roaring with laughter
Indignation on the part of the foreigner; he
appealed to the passers-by who gravely listened
to him at first, but upon beholding his card
Joined one in all in chorus with the coaohman.
The FrenchmBn now got furious, swore, stamp
ed, gesticulated like candidate for Bedlam
He went so far as to threaten the laughers a
crowd assembled; everybody sympathized with
him till they learned the circumstances of the
case, when they Joined in the infectious hlarity.
Up came the police, those guardian angels OF
hewildered foreigners in London's labyrinth.
The aggrieved Gaul felt sure of sympathy, sue
Cor and revenge, He was never more mistaken
The gentlemen in blue roared like the rest.
They evidently could not help it. Gompunction
mingled with their mirth, but they nevertheless
guffawed exceedingly. To what extremities the
desperate Frenchulan might have proceeded it is
impossible to say, had not gentleman &C
quainted with his language appeared upon the
scene. He too laughed violently on beholding
the card, and when he had spoken few words
TO the Frenchman, the Ffenchman laughed like
wise, which was signal for recommeneement
of the general hilarity The address, SO care
fully copied by the foreigner at the corner Of
his street, was the following; Commit nc
! nuisance" [Blackwood.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-06

Two young ladies of Lawrence, Mass, Emily
A Lake and Augusta II. Ramsdell, who had
given themselves somewhat to Spiritual Rap
pings, thought it would be a pretty idea to take
" trip to the spiritual land in company, and ac-
cordingly, one day last week they partook freely
of laudanum, as a help to their journey Miss
Lake died from the effects of the poison; but
Miss Ramsdell, disturbed by the groans of her
fellow sufferer, awoke and yomited up what she
had taken-fully cured of the delusion under
which she had labored. This case proves the
danger of empty -headed young ladies attempt.
ing to ascertain an idea
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-06

young married woman, in New York,
named Sarah Brien, being jealous of her Rus
band, attempted to poison him on the 18th, bat.
| falling in this, swallowed a vial of laudanum
| from the effects Of which she died in a shor,
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V,an Zandt's .snti- EDiaa.rhoea
e L | x I r

FOR THE CURE OF CHOLERA, DIARRHEA DYsENTERY Erci
cS This medicine houd be every family,
arrests Diseases which prove Dangerous Fatal
travelling should have with
Bowels most Likely by changes of diet and climate For
sale by j. POTTER Co., SO ST. Charles street, Druggists
pnerelv va Intf
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nvr ssovrs slhlrsIs1 srnnnaN.-~An NC ii1si1uu
and abilities gentleman highly spoken of IN this city, are
among gentlemen who study the French Ian
guage Combining the oral sem with the of but single and
sdsirahe bokt method capable Of
ucpR the nos satisfactory nconebe resu requires
great deal other system, dcuouay termed t
only successful only uable ous Professor DRMAaSAs
formed Day Glasses Ladies' Evening Classes for Gentlemen
Lessons usual At the residence OF the fn 81
his own rooms No. Camp opposite the City HOTEL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-06

A committee has been appointed by the Com
mon Council of New York to investigate the con
dition of buildings, with regard to strength and
safety Of their walls. The late dreadful calami-
ty is attributable, it is thought, to the reckless
ness of the builder in erecting walls not properly
supported.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-06

A fire broke out in Sherbrooke, Me-, on tn
18th inst in the Cotton factory of Adam Lamas
which was destroyed, together with six or eigh
buildings Loss over $4,000.
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CANonns CpEEp.-pr. Frazee has the honor

public that prepared cases this
disease; will GUARANTEE CURE IN EVERY CASE,
except when vital be seriously
sufferer may obtain much Those afflicted with
affections invited to visit DR.. atons
his sincerity his confidence system
treatment will undertake every pre-
and make charge until the patient is cured. Patients
pain the Of the knife. Twenty Dollars BY
mail will package of the CANCER SPECIFIC, with
directions Address DR.. FRAZEE
anil aply 3S St, Charles street.
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The brig Glamorgan, of New York, arrived at
that port on the 18th, in command of Lieut..
Downs, U. S. N, having been seized on the coast
of Africa, by brig Perry, on suspicion of being
n SLAYER
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Archibald G. Reynolds, Esq, a distinguishes
#hig politician of New York, died on the 26tl
ult, aged 55 years.
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supported.

A violent gale occurred on Lake Michigan or
the 9th. Several schooners were driven ashore
and totally wrecked. Among them was tbs
schooner Merchant, and four men belonging toll
persisted.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-06

The funeral, on the Both, of the firemen who
were killed by the Broadway calamity in New
York, was attended by extensive ceremony, and
large coneourse of people was in attendance.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-06

The storm at New York and in that neighbor-
hood on the 9th, proved very destructive tt
property, but we see no accounts of loss of life.
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RossITER's P1cruREs.--T Rossiter Pictures
will be on exhibition to day and this evening
only We would advise all who have not seen
them to embrace this last opportunity to do So
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-06

The Boston Traveller says the subscriptions
in that city towards the erection of the Frank
lin Monument have reached the sum of 900
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-06

1t is said that the Adams s Co. Express have
over $500 900 in money unealled for at their
different Offices
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Henry Daggett, highly esteemed citizen o.
New Haven Conn, was found hanging in the
cellar of his house on the 29d inst.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-06

MEDICAL AND SURGICAL JoURNAL.--We have
received the May number of the New Orleans
Medical and Surgical Journal. It is filed as
usual with able editorials and contributions
from gentlemen of the first rank in the medical
profession. 1t is undoubtedly one of the best
medical journals published in this country.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-06

The Devries and Arditti opera company are
performing in st. Louis.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-06

Jean Paul says, love may slumher in {
woman's heart; but it always dreams.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-06

The Venetian remedy for hydrophobia
vinegar 1t is said that a pint, taken morning
noon and night, will cure it entirely.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-06

sla1zslas9 .a~~7 sAes7 n s~'AN1N " - - y - 49,
been no less than $55 200.
BY the first of these concessions, the progress
and completion Of the road are secured to the
city, in requital of its subscription. By the
second, a large annual amount towards the work
is derived from the Company.
All tbs is now, therefore, upon gratifying
footing and the entire prospects of the Company
are bright, as they should be, Their grant
from the United States of $4,000 acres of land
will, probably, if well managed reimburse
these city bonds; and we find that competent
contractors are offering to execute the whole
work, within two and a half years, for payment
in the city bonds and those of the Company.
We rejoice in being able to make these state
ments
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-06

Mr. HARRISON AISswoRrH, to the
very minute details often related of the pecu-
liarities of literary men, Diogenes says:
g Mr.. Harrison Ainsworth is great histori-
cal student, as all who have read his works must
be aware. He is thoroughly up in English his
tory, from the time of Brutus and his three sons,
down to the gentle reign of our present Queen F;
ana knows everybody who has liya in any. pc
riod, whether it be William the AnGuer6f, or
Jack Sheppard, 1t is said, he On repeat the
-Nsirgdte Calendar backwards, and-spuld find
his way to any nook or corner of the Tower of
London on the darkest night. In his house is
fitted up a museum OF articles used by burglars.
| thieves, pickpockets aud highwaymeu, which he
takes simple pride IN showing to visitors. In
his back yard, which is surrounded by high
walls, is miniature gibbet, for the amusement
of his children and those of his neighbors, who
play at hanging each other by way of childish
sport He has q pet jet pony, which he calls his
Benny Black Bess;' and his will bequeaths the
proceeds Of his literary labors to the erection of
an asylum for all young conViets who viii &C.
knowledge they drew their FIRST breath Of vice
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.g'esD Summer. Clothing.

.ReeD Summer Clothing.
l q R S ON, lar RIS0N & CO.,
Qormery Sherman Pierson>
Corner Canal and Magazine atrses
Are receiving entire New Stock of the styles
Spring and Summer Additions by every from York.
New style Cashmetete and Zephyr Cloth Frocks;
New style Light Cashmere WndaoB;
Black Alpaca Bembazine and italian Cloth Windsorsi
White and ooored Duck Goats and Vests;
Elegant figured MarBeiles Vests;
Fancy and White Linen and Merino Pants n==M
Summer Tweed and New Style Cashmere Pants.
Also splendid assortment Of SILK, Linen Cavna
Coored alose Isle Thread Glc7es Merno se and
Silk Uadsrhrts and Dawe and article of Furnishing
Lneu and Linen Bosom Shirts ali qualities. few Exceor
Mode Colars tnew style) just received,
Call and examine. prepared goods at low
prices. PIERSoS, HARRISON IL co.
ap22 eod2ot 4tW Msgazne street Canal
The .Tee0 Orleans Printing fEOssse.
NEW AND HOME ESTABLISHMENT,
SECOND FLOOR OF No. 50 CAMP STREET,
Between Poydras and Natchez)
Ptoprie'ora, E Y; SG2Tr g slI WHsATbs
II At this Establishment executed cHEAPLY NEATLY and
EXPEDlTloUsLY, all kinda of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
IN ENGLISH, FRENCH AND SPANISH
As...
BOOKS, DAY, CASH and ORDER BOOKS
PAMPHLETS, BILL RECORD AND INVOICE
LAWYERS BRIEFS, BOOKS, etc.
| BLANKS FoRPUBLCoFFIcEs, DIARIES,
| NoTARIAL BLANKS, SALES RECEIPTS
| CUSTOM HOUSE BLANKS, COTTON PRESS RECEIPTS,
| INSURANCE OFFICES do. STEAMBOAT BILLS,
| CouNJINGH USE do. SHOP BILLS,
| BANK OFFICERS do, STEAMBOAT AND STEAMSHIP
| FOREIGN IMPORTERS do. POSTERS,
| CHECKS, STEAMBOAT CARDS,
CATALOGUES, BUSINESS CARDS,
BILLS OF EXCHANGE, BILLS OF FARE,
DRAFTS, WINE LISTS,
NOTES, DRUGGISTS LABELS,
BILLS OF LADING, HANDBHLs
| MANIFEST HEADS, FIREaIEN's CERTIFICATES,
CIRCULARS, BALL AND soIREE INVITA-.
JOURNALS and I.EDGERs, TIoNs, ETC.,
gaS~ PRINTING In COLORS. ~
BALL AND soIREE INVITATIONS, BILLS OF FARE etc.,
....pR1NrEp
GOLD, SILVER, CRIMSON, Ere
"a sve have peculiar facilities for RULING and BINDING.
E Whsve receiyed choice stock of FANCY EMBOSSED
.EOLoRED CARDS and PAPER, various Sizes
greaar and which will print dpose of otherwise
| rates.
ts We are new prepared to print
POSTERS, OF LARGE DIMENSIONS,
FOR SHOWS STEAMBOATS,, STEAMSHIPS,
| IN PLAIN OR FANCY CoLoRs.
tB- We HOES POWER and ROTARY PRESSES and RUG
| Giles PRINTING ENGtNE-the beet now in use.
re- Call specimens and for all kinds Of the
work aaoyo euume ated. ap2s up cav
4 aEo c. IAwRasox KupASK,
4 AWRAsON s. EUBANK, General Commits
"A on Merchants, No. 10 Camp street New Orleans. my2
n WILL PAY No DRAYAGE from the Ship
/ a pag, except % those holding my Written Order . ,
Fgvo PARENTS AND GUARDIANSHIP
9FRSFiy md S s6sEss BY appsaa
81. % G'pmmca street my4lw
+ FSLOUR-l500 bbls Fine and supef6ne,
l. landing sR4 IN store, 'T ss!a rry
Hya atpAtaS' ~ TahoaPIlealaE sNsslt
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RuPTUREs CURED.-Sherman's Curative Pa
Rupture Remedys relief comfort and certain
guarantee Rupturs To good fit apply
popretors establishment ST. Charles street, and inquire
Dr. Sherman particulars. advertisement third
page OF apply to descriptive pamphlet. y