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NUMBER ] '|..| r 1870.
gen Otleaus lailu Grfsflltt.
Ihe Gamblers wife

~. rA-.,9.t A.G4 IL. b.
1,ad raLS y ehe night how dark No 1jght no fire
500, en ghe hearth the last faint spaYks eni, :. 8
Igl sne watches by the cradle side
kor nun w VINO pledged her ve-last rear bride!
. Hafk 1t,s a,aa i,is footstsp MOI 'Tis past 'Ts
We VIC sa6d 5sa hoE t. ;s.v Yearly tine cEavls
and believed 'twould last How nladhoy II, fi;, ha i,
4 Nest thee, my babe rest on. IT'S hungers crv q,
sleeRmfor ,t there aa,s i no food the fount
BY heart must break. And thou !h- The elossk
strikes one. u i 70 3s:i s sa 5 81 5.sf Sf,
: Hush! 'tis the dice box. Yes, he's there -he,s
For this-toF this he leaves me to despair: .s$
leaves ioYe ieayes truth his wife his child 10,
The wanton's smile-the villain the sot.
q Yet III not curse him. No, iii ali In vain
ins II pag & e vet buy sure hel! come again
Ny child; bis child! O, fend n3-The cIoeR sfyikez
e.5t s5f''n'oo' ''o' si5E9al* 53T,585s 4ass3
Hafk how the sign board creaks the blast hoWls
Moan moan dirge swells slro' the cloudy sky
ma ~ " ms raors3 anock he comes he comes once
'Tis but the lattice flaps. Thy hope is DER. ~ Z
2 Can he desert me thus? He knows stav Il
nlgnt ~, after night, in loneliness, to pray
For MS return and yet he sees no tear WI
Sf 49, not cannot be--he will be here 5 ss 1
Nestle u; more closely, dear one. to my heart: a
Ihou'rt cod.thou'rt freezing! But Ne viii not
+ Husband, die! Father It is not he; . " @ssSs,
U, God, protect my child. The clock strikes three
They're gone.,they're gone; the glimnering spark
hath fed, - s5saE h ,Tz-- sss r.. =
The wife and child are numbered With the dead ,s
on the cold earth, ontstretched in solemn rest.
INC pane lay frozen on its mothers breast. 3 s3
The gambler came at last-but all was GER
Dread silence reigned around THE clock strneh
~it!Ea3 fouri fiT9 .5U5tnY s-f57 E17s6ssiTssS Iss
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REGULAR PACKETS
re- UNITED DSTATESPIsT- gyass (,
lstssllkafssi stsaslk 81 WEEKLY MAIL LINE EAAssE6l

C RsHEHR i R;EEa1HsE hSHaEHsHEEs sEEsE - g.
on TUESDAY, asIoS TMGR$pA4, JON sATTE61Y5T .
The magnificent The magnificent i; Mi The magnificent e IL
a ptsff T. mi cae Nnfeez dsps
@ @ d 4 en fds ass
Rongs Hudson nine; Baton Rouge Rouge Port Tnd
sp qs% sP ssS" ks'
adams, Natehez, Landing Fort Ad Adams, Natchez, Wa
Waterproof Rodney ans. Natchez Wa erpoof Rodney
st. Joseph Grand terpreof Rodney Joseph Grand Gulf
Gu warrentonandSt Joseph Grand Warrenon and yieks
TEsDa N"F'tMain PslS
NJ. -=E' kens Bend and Lake -
EHSRsDaS, EfPg'RSHSS SsvsF{ at
The above mentioned splendid passenger packets will leave
SaS S mp h8"f %
gs e ssfR tsF xe If WEs M
has TSg hos, dsn x and nd T9u 1t any sx f charge
containing money ewelry other raluabes unless regular
bill hls Of lRing taken specifying the va
by the passengers or contained in Their baggage
passage RkSL SsPRSk 81 fs"Ea Il co.
swrTH Fnos Me- Re-" rssSnPtoaias 6 Sn5Saaf1s M st.
sSi NEa ffhs ASG oaeT q ss
commodate the public, the owners and masters
nys s edma"y s !TSS LIS f'5 81
TS P nj HasF
Inc Line all OF the GLASS
inferior to none the West South for speed comfort
safety.
Viii leave each place every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY anG
FRIDAY at 5 O'Clock P. NJ. ur
M8~Particular attention will be paid TO way business
MONDAY PACRETS-
Nebrnslza. G &. Church, master
Ben FranIzlin, N. G. Aniers, master.
"WEDNESDAY PACKETS
John Simontls. j. w. Goslee, master
- kngoanar, L. McDonnugh, master.
FRIDAY PACKETS
III. II. w. Hill, Thos H Newell, master.
Belfast, H. L. Church, master.
Shippers and passengers may rely the pnnctaly Of the
boats OF this Line
The Line connects AT Memphis with the Memphis and
Mai" Line, and with all the railroads and boats for Nashville St
Louis, Louisville, etc. ...-.
continuance of the patronage hitherto extended to the
of this Line is respecttully solicited.
sel9 If JOHN E.tHYDE CO., 66 Poydras street.
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Y A 2 90 RIV e r.
win leave on THY, THgRSpAy q ns. at o'clock RI y,

VII ItHFt Oh III UKSDAY, I'd lnSt., O'Clock r NJ
., IT, r. FOR YAZOO RIVER-For Green
la5 wood L LIeaoTs, sidon, Head Of Honey Island,
ngs-The very light draught steamer w. N. Sherman,
J.. II. Wood master, will leave above Shippers man
rely on this boat leaving on that day and remaining
in the trade tie entire giving through Bills of iadins
Agents. LEWIS SNAPP & CO. Front street.
The Sherman will give clear bills Of lading to Yazoo iy
ADoFe WIN privileged OF resippiHg, " f's -7 IN SEQ
P S-A clerk will be evGe foot Of Crosrmun street
on Monday morning receive freight. - ~
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,O=UAsCHITAsRIyER.

r. FOR OUACHlVA RTVER,-The
Assssl fne fas. passenger packs. Rayou Belle,
Trenton Mnnroe Pine Bln Harrsonbue Trinity and all IN
ternedate landings For freight apply boar or to
ol LEWIS SNAPP II CO., 4 Front ST.
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The STEAMSHIP BLACK WARRIoR.-We find the
following item in relation to this welknown steamer
in the New York Commercial Advertiser of the 23d
ult:
The steamship Black Warrior, l60o tons, was this
morning taken on the balance dock for repairs she
will be recaulked and newly painted.
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Delaware will never yield an inch to New Jer.
sey !" said patriot Delawarian when the pea case
was being tried " If she did, replied Jersey Blue,
e she would lose half her territory,n
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
f-zno - -zzzz=zzzzz-zz,,1 NEW ORLEANS, jack
E E 7Hs.4A son AND AM GREAT NORTHERN
FROM b. .sEprEMREn 40 .slsr ocroRER.

ID FROM 3D. SEPTEMBER TO .SlsT OCTOBER. 4 ..
PASSENGER TRAIN leaves New Orleans daily at half
past O'clock P NJ and arrives a. Magnolia A nletyeight
Leaves Magnolia morning 52S O'clock and reaches New
Orleans at Ii o'clock A. NJ Tnaddon Passenger Train
Extra Train leaves New Orleans every Sunday O'clock
a. Nj for Magnolia and intermediate stations and returning
reaches New Orleans at 737 O'clock P. NJ. the day.
FAREThree cents mile each Children under five
years Of age free. Children between years
and coloed PERSONS half price Excursion Tickets good
train between Saturday afternoon and Monday morning.
inclusve,) at half the foregoing rates.
SEASON TICKETS may be obtained at the office Of the
Company, No 45 Carondeet street. Also family tickets,
whoes halves in packages of twenty five reduced price,
Colored permitted ride the without
written pass expressly authorizing them so naming
the stations and from which they may the pass will
be retained by the Conductor and will good trip one
direction only those making trip both will have be
provided with two. 49,
A FREIGHT TRAIN leaves New Orleans for Magnolia and
inermediae stations gt O'clock A. every Tuesday Thrs
day and Saturday and leaves Magnolia for New Orleans
ternediate Stations every Monday Wednesday Friday
morning. at the hour This train stops Fridays and
Saturdays at Flag Stations mdway between regular stations
receive and deliver freight but any other days
E' No freight will be received the New Orleans depot
after 5 O'Clock p. N.
r. P. GuYARD, Sup't Transportation
h line OF four horse mail stages from Magnolia to
Jackson and from jackson Magnolia every day connecting
with the passenger trains. So If
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@s3...a 'Ss3a.s Ss2 81. WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER
SEA- VESSELS.
TEXAS AND MEXICO.

To sail on THURSDAY, October q at 8 O'Clock A. Nj.
11Efas SOUTITERN STEt AnISIHIP COnI-
IIktNEIh PANY.-For GALVESTON and MATAGORDA
BAY-U. s. Mail LineThe new and magnificent
steamship Charles Morgan, Heury Place commander,
VIII leave a. above For freight passge having superior
accommodations for passengers, apply to
HARRIS 4 MORGAN, foot Of Julia street.
opposite the Steamship Landing.
Shippers viii please provide themselves with the steamers
H The steamships of this Company will pay ghterage on
goods from Powder Horn to Laynca. 1EFgsEt @ se7 Il
VIII leave on ESDAY 14h October at o'clock A. NJ
1yESE1 FOR VERA CRUX--U.S. MAIL LINE
NMIEtHs The new and magnificent steamship Calhoun,
VIII leave for Vera Cruz above, plnctuay,
ryng the U. S. Mails. 7s .Eza5a f sSFE' '1Ti
For freight having elegant accommodations for
CABIN and Storage passengers apply to
HARRIS Il MORGAN, foot OF Julia street,
g. opposite the Steamship Landing. 8
HNo freight will be received without order from the
Agents. . o.. "a seH
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ILLNESS OF A CELEBRATED PoEr AND WIp.-The
New York Evening Mirsor, of the 2sd ult., says:
We regret to hear the continued and Increasing i'll
ness Of John G. Sake. The stroke Of paralysis which
aflioted him during the last winter seeas to have
terminated in a complete pfostration s9 -
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-, HALLS PARENT CONCRET{1 FIRE
E2I ENiP ROuF SAEE.S.-THE ONLY FIREPROOE SAFE

HAhIs ANT GUNGEMT5S 6as Eyre r.
AwiTH ftArE IRON B63rThe sabsc1ibes sts sole
agent in this city of the manufacturers has received
his assortment complete hs is the only Kind Of Safe Of long
ss By an lie s
the s for 10 s ep e has
Interior psle16n box and it. is neomparaby more
os 'bs
E n S oo sS ge and D. at the time leaving
ooMe in can hn If m1s and into s la aa Of
% and robbed Of Government Neither Do Messrs lal
hn @ os rT r9Sgh III I d from & the interior m d Of the m sX
American i,on and psrlomlng he Werk aniy. they
ds Sa o se G % s s s @ assSs of M M
the Concrete with any other description Of Safe viii
f%E i sFss
= i dsa'i g. hi!ard ia5e Mans: anu
ss5iH5 SH asS nn4 sissPs
'a sS %
M s sd T Pnh KIN to o bis t%
of al descriptions Boxes packing merchandise, of all sizes
'H% Mo SdSu iPs iii 9fy on ra ss
o5 @ 9 oS on asn aIge " qHsy S S and
the North He has also hand large Bugs Of
all sizes, for Coopers, at moderate prices. o6 ly
VACCINE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MATTEk-PHY
scas Planters @ s and Druggists always be supplied with
Pure at o sS49 y aPRyl9g @ e
s re Il H5AxH5S N5Et2SE 8 f.1is9 Il HsFsso's s,sss
CAEAMaH q 'sx,s HonS MasHS1 x51's stfREirso; ffS
8 ss:,.: T. E921: RHE wrss 'SA'A''N
S Do Dc BoufE2hos e Rhfsk4 RfANHE; very superior;
,s,ssm ~ oGIEsDE (, 3.saso55sA 4 MAoAUEAy: ,s.,..
ITO sUGAR PLANFERs.-TME sukSUkIBElts
price. McCuTCHoN, HOWELL, \ CO,
w saici!o! n 6hanssry ASp GoVS hsvg
Fne NeW ofeu e a m Is s a viii
Tie sn Court gu 1a Of Es95s s35 a1 the Superior Court Of
Cremi and Probate Courts of Hnds Rankin Warren and the
~. Special Intention to COLLECTION OF CLAIMS, Ac-
o9oRFTFII N9I Es ss Buildings corner of stsa and p.,r
Streets jackson. Miss. anl5 tfdSW.
Ibid kidisyMHsDIoF ~ TWENTY DnLLARs d S,,N WI M
Sd Gsa s"g1 1ii Hoss s'sf osses P'"sa
ehon II o fosn Or taken BY mistake between the hours Of Il
wherhnger'S ,3a Office. ~ ''''' " EAREf 60, "''
N9 No,6l Commen street.
fF'oBY's CIrX Y AND SOUTHERN EXPRESS
Agsnt for for the Railroad Company the
viii v Evn vn o % G
no checked 4 rSm ON FssidsRses M office the Lake
Powder Horn and Houston Texas -
An Express Messenger will be dispatched three times weak
to all the Watering Places the Lake and parcels re-
ceiyed at the office.
Pills of adng left at the Office for by New York
and Texas stea,ners, will with prompt attention
Schedules of and signals furnished by applying the
office. - 'f''9 " ~
Branch office at the Pontchertran Railroad Depot re-
p. NJ " " ~
proprietor begs to notify the public that his is the only
City Express running and that his arrangements
relied upon. S. TOBY ,Jr PreprfefoT ~ ~
fe25 ly Principal Office, IS Gravier Street corner Camp
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TSOBY'S EXPRESS

|
Nv thu IN n ye o ef4 BIZ m m1Ts n nn ases M I
a4en sfs po I at s
to their care Chest will be Mt the office for the reception of
This Express also connects with Mobile Montgomery Bladon
Springs Point Clear Hollywood and Daney Chest at the Of
Baggage by the Kate Frisbee checked through to and
fro oTa all will admit and syS9g hT hf annoyance
je3 3m rs Gravier street, corner Camp
! A UCTION NOTICE. 49, THE SUBSCRIBER RES
sfSuS fs oS ss his as ths gqSf an
n fsa sfs sas o oHh Stocks Negroes
mistrators Assgnees and all Others according to law He
will also give prompt and personal attention all outdoor sales
A Register will be kept open for all the Real Estate md
Lands he has for sale either private at public
sFiy irfS & his power will '1s''a buyers
With the assurance that he will give attention his
p1Ss nosS once No. IS camp Street
GAs-GAs-6As-H.G GTILD No PA ST. CHARLES
Mary s!Tee keeps constantly hand args assortment of
ar new and improved i pasnt S Gas Kesao paten-
mae S oTde p o5s III
double and single flame and Stops of new patterns speer
H-A All orders entrusted to my will be promptly
ted in workmanlte manner at low rates loE clsn my5
RATHs-BATIzs-BA -BATFIs-BAEBEE1zrNG, No.
Rollins osce more his post The verandah fire for
G Tine the n sat has restored to him better
Whee he ut all hours Hot Cold Vapor Shower Or
His B&RbhRs SALOONS supplied with the best artists
Dyeng aud Dressing have been reduced down science hs
feels assured that he with aacry and dispatch the
lie has sale we'll stock Of fresh PERFUMERY
The air 'o0aS '0s''sS ana S 0'S' w 'lFs ''
his Diamond Hair Cutting os&p sHa RnRipE sseon
C,REscENT CITY SOAP woIsE1s-DEPoT
~ No. II Lafayette street.
of aSs a ye s n a s e @ s heT
sent to e public for its approval in with he hsr
DOM from the disrsspe Effects Of ordinary soaps and
M oe S 5 s III III
anantity to irure the finest fabric Of ladies' apparel
supply themselves customers with equally good if not
peter article o home M prSent Ut
mio and the subscribers respectfully
15D bundles 2s b,,shel Gunny Bags
% coils Hemp Rope;
y 55 i '"E s5r5nss r'nss ditsgsn bafss 5lani: sns
3 =, Ieshorn Citronsi
r?srsale BY N7 ~ X. F. coCuRA5Ss { ul7;.! Hall
S 5sEs oI HsEsk 5HPss sA dzAAbbhRHs dzAbhHs
IS sss ssSss SSy,s 37sR 555SsS oI distilled ROSE WHISKY
sSs Sos1sssa SHfsRG P2nS iss SHAND BSsa
For sale BY S'l'' = JOSEPH Lands a. CO,
p THE WATCH STORE, NO. CAMP
WHTI h I 5H E FL SS9If fsTo
and variety Of fancy goods Of the lateG; patterns
bS @ s sy9 m % Nd q 'S % ii Eais En
that line.
Diamonds mounted and Jewesy repaired and manufactured
a3gIy GREGoR & WILSON.
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CRops IN SOUTHWEST GEORGIA, M1DpJK sasn
WEST FLoRIpA.-The Thomasvills (Ga.l Eaterprise.
of the 23d plt., says :g.5a..5 5,5 s5S5
All through this region, and she seone of eonnsr,
bordering on the Gulf Of Mexico the late storm has
destroyed at least one.thrd Of the crop.
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~ eNpe,ience in this city practitioner Of medicine for
h hs I II is" opm pnp ' n to a Oss &c pafs & He hss
Ieeh f Ear Ee Lung; Liver Heart
sf , women @ and Of snass Proasus Gtel,
termed ,,9 I'VE Tenoreal primary and secondary
going elsewhere and they viii receive sne and speedy cure
obligate myself 10 al persons who have Rheumatism
% S5s No sEs e os
In consequence Of the many hnnbg ADVERTISEMENTS in the
H s1ss ss G is I % R1H RR9
DELFT street between Poydras and IIevia streets.
$ SS up S'''s' '0"s from T. T. HocKwooD Ok D.
As eH isr Il: Ra5a Ak asf
lss a. ISL 1906 ls2 l7s I795 on New YORK terms and
ol9 iv VIM f. IEvER1CH K Co. "a Old l.evee.
TE'f4E EfALLADAY WIND-RzE4L.--M MANY OF
in s sna aq bys @
Of the most beautiful and useful inventions of
By simple yet ingenious device, the gale
w hns ,s wer s 1T stiap en @ ] the the nnS @ at
resistance to the wiad, I'LL, when the tempest raging
he of the gale a6es Eraay resume tsr orig
tion of the sails is wha mechanics have long sought
vain.
storm Of wind for as Fully Under the control Of rgsor
as Is @ Or steam engine If this Mill be well put
gether.
The only why the wind for ages past been
verSay used AS motive is well known be the
aseegulating machine. Inheavy gales the wind Wheel
heretofore constructed either Frustrated in hopeless ruin
revoyed with such rpidity to heat and eafe, greatly
weather requiring the constant and anxiety of the
ant This difficulty is entirely obviaed and the only
lection that possibly be urged is the Inconsistency &c
wind This compensated for by the fact that requires
fuel to feed it, as with steam The mill ready any
time day night 10 be moved by the wind from
the compass It will fill large tanks ponds can be used
during the intervals of the winds blowing if the Of
MILL and reservoir is in proportion to the quantities
water required there is certainty of having abundance
through e year FOR railroad stations and sugar and cotton
water and grinding corn, ornamented fountains small
sized mill with moderate wind, will raise GOO gallons of wa.
and grind five bushels of hour For further inog.
s. Il: GILMAN 81 Natchez street, New Orleans,
o24dlaw&Wly Sole Agent for the Southern States.
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g. THE OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL WILL
" opened the first day of June under the personal
laltenton of JOHN MCDONNELL Of 147 Common street.
Every energy will be brought bear nuke the visitors
hama ,F
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nsa>. EaSTI14L sPRINGs. EsTIIL. COUNTY. KE

80 Est; TaST,IIah n SPRINGS, EsTILL COUNTY, KEN
EI TuCKf-Ths fine Summer Retreat is snaled the
I enneky River surrounded by wild and romantic
tain scenery and is of the picturesque healthy
locations in the world. 1t is fyye miles from Lexng
ton and accessible by fine graded road Arrangements have
been made with the Kentucky Stage Company for running
line daily four horse coaches from the Springs
SO that passengers leaving Louisville Cincinnati by the
ing train Of will arrive at the Springs the evening
The place in fine condition and Is open for the recep,n
Of fyisitors. Mrs o. CEILES,
my23 '=.- .lss ,.-eei JOHN CHILES.
H., POINT CLEAR EIOTEGL.-THE PROPRIE.
TORS Of the Battle House have the pleasure Of informing
EW the public that the above delightful SUMMER RESORT
will be opened on Wednesday,, 11h June. t' "
During the past they have been improving the Grounds
and have made additions the Buildings which
now in perfectorer and greatly comfort North
Wharf has been built which will lessen the distance and time
improved.
Point Clear has advantages all other places npon the
Coast and those who visited there last endorse for
the superior SALT WATER BATHING, FISH and OYSTERS.
Boch Band has been engaged for the and every
ey of amusement attendant watering will be provided
The Southern STAR Capt Carson will pyeguarly during the
season between the City and Point Clear
aS" Rooms may be secured by addressing
myl9 toctg F. Fl. CHAMBERLAIN 4 co.
g. THE OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL WILL
" opened the first day of June under the personal at
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e- r-r==z=====.z=z-, NEW ORLEANS, CPE-
Ef,ss ll 10 USAS AND GREAT WESTERN

gzSD - ,-z=====zzz-, NEW ORLEANS, CPE-
EtsS5s Ea uaz53 3aSa1 USAS AND GREAT WESTERN
bsE5a-1EaGzSasE-Ha0 ABROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
On and after the 10th of September the Passenger
Of this road will leave the Depot giers follows:
Algiers every day $50 A. N.
Gfctna every day at ;.,...,...-....-S $40 A. NJ.
Arrive at Bayou Bouf at. .1230 P N.
RETU URNING: -4-GH
; Iasou l,usil at. So r "
a.; ~ iiltrs ~; .s'So r u.
same day will be issued as follows:
BoutFer.
10 bayou des Alcnands SO
TO Raeea1d, lafcurchs Crossings and Terrebo,ne SO
,nSn. tssi, Il ~
Ferry Boat will with the Passenger Trains leaving
the foot of St. Annstree EVERY MORNING ocloc pre-
cisely 44" Us
Freight will be received for Bayou Buf Intermediate
Stations by the Company the wharf at the foot of ST. Louis
street. EVERY DAY until O'Clock P NJ All up freight
must be paid by the shippers and freight to be delivered all
other Stations than Bayou des Alemad Racesnd Inource
Crossing Terrebonne Tigerye and Bayou Buuf (where
the Company have agents) mnst be prepaid.
Printed Rues and Rates of Freight had application
at the office Of the Company.
TIL THAYER,
aulH Master Transportation.
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WATERING PLACES.

g. PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL-THIs COM
E modions and eligible establishment now open for the
m reception Of vsitos and complete arrangements have
been perfected Tor the entertainment of guests inferior to no
hotel upon the Gulf Coast. GRiCE 4 JAMES 4 =
-ly-il- ly4 ZPsI-lm Proprietors.
49, CULLUM SPRINGS CHOCTAW COUNTY
~ AabamaThe proprietor of the above delightful Water
ng Place returns his thanks to the citizens of New Orleans
and its vicinity for their liberal patronage bestowed on him
happy t. see them again this Express will con-
meet with the Springs and New Orleans this season. thereby
abng visitors at the above place to communicate with their
friends at trins expense without the usual delay by
the mails. N r.E>5 5EaI l=fs5g5 s5z., = 10
RATES or BOARD:
week u 90 " "
,lloih: ...;.--...-... 40 10 8
Hacks in waiting at the landing on the arrival Of
every boat TO convey Immediately the Springs
No IS ST. Charles street, who in New Orleans
je9 Am CHARLES GULLUM Proprietor. +,
A., COOPER'S WELL-sETUATED IN KINDS
vii Raymond, within our miles, from thence By stage
This noted Watering Place. for the Chronic Darrhea
Dyspepsia Dropy, Gravel Diabetes Chorosis General De-
bility, etc. is now open for the reception of visitors.
INMAN WILLIAMS,
N Bit is well known that the yellow fever was prevalent
here last fall evidently brought here by persons goods
al infected district Persons arriving the Well will be
with its elevated locaton situaed in the pine hs will
fail local for Precauon been taken
dent physician Dr j. s. BeazeeyD and burnt presence
Witnesses and their certificates published. thorough
ton is going and visitors daily arriving DO not
DESIRE nor do expect large company the coming
SOM but every exeon will be made to render the invalid
Portable.
m3l If "| 4 INMAN WITII4MS-
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S., EICH q CO.'S CEAEBEATED PA
H2RsIjTENT FIRE-PROOF SAFES FOR BOOKS PA.
III EaiEEalPERS, ETC, MANUFACTURED BY STEARNES

ssss1Isaf;pERS, ETC, MANUFACTURED BY STEARNES
Se!s5lssi& MARVIN.
-- These the first real e-proof Safes made
They hive passed through trials intense heat
without the loss of book paper than aNy other Safes
in the world This fact is questioned by auy candid dis
teresed person acquainted with heir history The
her Of certificates hand from Of the United States
showing the perfect reliability Of these Safes for them
unparalleled reputation.
Persons purchasing the article would do well note these
facts and buy but Rich Co.'s Saamander Safes which
supplied with the very best of Locks.
Citizens and strangers wishing look at Safes respect
fully solicited to call and examine the splendid
offered in this city, hand and for sale 81 rayier
street, New Orleans. S. GUTHRIE
al2 d&WH Sole Agent for Steams d Marvin.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-01

"a Will leave on SATURDAY, Oct 4th at s Pm
, IT, NEW ORLEANS AND NAPO-
u y l:,a5Is Nspoleon Gaines Land
Kentucky Bend Lake Washington, Point Worhington Grand
Lake Carolina Landing and all Intermediate land
ingsThe fine fast running passenger packet Republic.
y Ed montgomery master will leave above For freight
or passage apply board; orto II 1fE r3=r lII1es
se3O - LEWIS lsNAPP & co. Font i. .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-01

T 5EDS' FOUNDRY, NEW oRLEANS.-744EEDs.
~ Co. Iron Founders and Vertical and Hori
Zona Steam Engines boilers, Sugar Mills Vacuum Pans Su
gar Kettles Cariers Filters Steam and Horse Power Drain
ing Machines Saw Mills, Gin Gearing, Iron Columns and
Fronts Buildings, Mouths Bars etc..
Machinery required for the South.
We bave been duly authorized and prepared
STlLLMAN'S PATENT BAGASSE FURNACE
fe2 d&Wly LEEDS Il co.