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THE GREAT RUSSIAN REMEDY-Pro Bono Pudlico.
EVERY mother should have box in the house handy in case
of accidents the cidrcni Readings Russia Salve is
remedy of thirty years standing and Is recommended
physicians 1t and speedy for burns piles,
boils cors elons clb and old of every kind for
sreS ulcers itch, scod head nette r bunonS sore
nipples recommended by nurse Whitows, sites Testers, flea
bites spider stingS frozen limbs salt rhenn scuvy and
cracked lips nose and flesh wounds it most val
liable remedy cure which can he testified to by thousands
who have city Of Boston and vicinity for the last
thirty wears In will this salve do injury in
erfere with physcans prescriptions 1t is made from the
pest materials recipe brought from Russaof articles
growing in that the propcors have letters from
all classes cergymen physicians captains and 9TH
ers ased themselves and recommend it to others
Redsincs Save large tin boxes stamped onhe
cover with picture and disabled SOLDIER which
picture is also engraved the wrapper Price, Is cents
box Redding ( Co. For sale by j. Wright d Co, 0. o.
Woodua1 and all druggists. fell God6m&W
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Notice..


louisiana
PLANTATION CIopELGG
NIANUFAC GLORY.
lis Canal ST., between Royal and bourbon,
ORLEANS.
undersigned having completed his arrangements for the
munufactory of
LANT!ATIO CLOTH NC
very large scale takes pleasure in informing his Country
friends Planters generally that he Is
pared to supply them at the shortest notice with
READY-MADE NEGRO CLOTHING
Of the best material aud cut to fit each individual at as low
prices Of quality of Northern manufacture
P. 4. HEBRARD,
Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods Store,
mis- 2pf llS Canal, bet Royal and Bourbon SIS.
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TELEGRAPHED TO THE CRESCENT.
LOUISIANA 1EeIsL FURE..
ny THE SOUTHERN AND NATIONAL LINES.


BATON RouGE, March 2l.--The Legislature contn-
ned in session until nine O'Clock last night, and
adjourned with great decorum and sohriety
Hon. B. HARRISON, of West Feliciana, has been ap-
pointed Register Of the State Land Office, vice L. j.
Sigur, resigned.
The Ohio K. Ms. .~.-. u
CINCINNATI, March 21.-Ihe American State Coun-
Gill; which has just been in session at Columbus, after
a stormy session. repudate Fillmore and Donelson
and the Philadelphia Platform
Death Of Commodore Connor.
New YORK, March 21.--Commodore David Conner
is dead. s ~. rs-
New York Market.
New YORK. March 21.-Our cotton market IS ac-
tive at advanced rates. Orleans Middling, loG
4 River Intelligence. -.- MI.
vIcKsBuRG, March 21.-The Princess passed down
at /, the shotwel at 2, and the Buckeye and Chero
kee at 6 P. N. .gf.5
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HARPERs' MAGAZISE.-We are indebted to B. N.
Norman, under the st, Charles Hotel and No. IA
Camp street, for copy of Harpers Magazine for the
month of April. 1t contains anillustraed biography
of Gen Putnam, which smacks, throughout, of the
heroisnl, courage and patriotism of that distinguished
rebel There are also illustrated articles on other
subjects, the Editors Drawer, and pictorial chapter
concerning "Foolish Folks,' which is exceedingly
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PORTSMOUTH CVA) NAVY YARD.-There is at
present quite formidable fleet Of United States YES
sells ut this station The number, according to the
Norfolk Argus, is 49, with an aggregate OF 7s9 guns
-Four of them are ships-otthe-line, three steam
frigates three steamers four fgates, four sloopsot-
war and one brig, 81
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Amuse1nemts WINS Evening.
ST. CHARLES TnEArER.-Mls. Julia Dean

ST. CHARLES THEATER.-Mls. Julia Dean Hayne.
" Incrctia Boreia" and " Belle Of the Faubourg,
GAIETy Complimentary benefit of Mr.
w F. Johnson The School for scands mud Turning the
Tablesn
PELICAN THEATER.-W ashbyn's Colossal Ameri-
can Circus and Indian imphiiheater
ARMoRY HALL-Dioramic Panorama of the Rus
sian War.
The GREAT BEAR.-The great Australian perform.
lug bear at No. IS ST. Charles street. Day aud evening.
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o,.r sick. 41,c probability is that

R9y~ II you are sick, tho probability Is that
the root of your suurings the stomach. From weak
stomach proceed dyspepsia nor oppression in the daph
rag jaundce headache nausea bodily weakness dmneSs Of
sight heartburn coyencss dyseDery and legion Of Other
tormentng Indigestion produces thin blood, and
destroys strength and ygor of the system To
restore strength the stomach and enable 10 throw of
and forever all ormenting and dangerous
pnts nothing necessary persevcn Of lioolRnds
German Btter prepared by Dr. c. NJ Jackson Philadelphia
There mistake failure in their sauaye elects See ad
YertiSement. mi lmd&W j,
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A PATENT LEcruRE.-A negro barber Of Boston
has been yictmizing the good people Of New Eng
land, by passing himself off for the only of the
late king of Nubia." He used to deliver lectures !;
having obtained a copy of Monatts Travels in South
Africa, he made them up from that volume, and
strange to say, obtained certificate with the names
of Edward Everett, Rufus Choate and r. c. Winthrop,
which greatly assisted him in his roguery.
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EReaaeOUe<E j! Removed =!

ReMeOUetS FeeMtoU =!
FROM NO. 10 TO II ROYAL STREET.
A supply Of CREME DE BOUZY CHAMPAGNE in quarts
and pins constantly on hand, which equal tha.
this market.
=. ALTO :.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY
SPARKLING and STILL. HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES
Is ER A N Id L TGS:
SAZERAC of the Vintage of 1885, l79S 1906 other
brands
w III 9 K Y:
OF all descrptions-Scotch, irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in pnts and quarts
-. Also ;.
On hand usual assortment of the best WINES and IL
QUORS in the market, which will be OH rs reasonable
any other house in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
Of Zpu No II Royal street.
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The latest news from the New Hampshire electlon
settles it that the State has been carried by the
Americans and Republicans, they having a majority
in both branches of the Legislature. If Metcalf the
American candidate for Governor, is not elected by
the popular VOTE which is yet doubtful he will be by
the Legislature in joint convention.
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Tile Genuine ScEietg<tke :

OF all vile nposors. the abuse of the creduiF, good
nature and generous confidence Of Uusspccling invalid
in the opinion of every honorable mind the most atrocou 10
parade certificates Of DOCTORS chemists and dnpcs, subsidized
purpose the excellence purity and efficacy OF med
cancnt intrnScly worthless is therefore Of those
irosions specially and peculiarly hase and cotcmpibe and
which the proprictos of the genuine FAAnERFEEsS
INDICATED GIN, real SCIlIEDAM SCENAPPS will
conueance because they incapable OF crperaton
They nsetSbe to The rreparabe injury done their
the spurious domestic compounds prporng to be
equal ycrtahc Vnnderveer from the ancient unlchoI
nrel maltacory in Holland which, under the of
cnrutan another is found in every drug shop; the
Tine they feel it would be unworthy Of them TO do than
say to those restoration Of their constitutional vgc
the of NAndervetr is too dear to them t6 permit
it be used for the exposure of fra in uXHpositon
with any other. The Yandervcer Medicacd Gin real Sce
Schnarps require rnery other notice than the bust
they be found at the stores of all respectable
apothccAries and wholesale and retail, at the agents.
JOHN WRIGHT & CO.,
q and l51 Chartres street.
SICKLES & co, Canal st.
HU. KENNEDY, GA Charities st.
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MISS MA cARTHys BENER1 The performances at
the st. Charles Theater, tomorrow evening viii be
for the benefit IF Miss Marian Mccarthy, of that es-
tablishment During the season she mas shown very
considerable abit her line Of business, and has
contributed materially ia the amusement Of those
Who have attended. The bill presented for the occa
sion possesses many and is one which
should draw large attendance Tile hstlionic art is
not so nor AID it, rewards SO great that the
disciples and opponents Of IL should be without re-
ward an occasion il presented, il erforlarees
for tflesr henefit. 1870
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B00ts, Shoes and B2'OgGns.
AT WHOLESALE.
Now landing from ship Norfolk store general assort-
ment of BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANS HATS CAPS, etc.
Plantations supplied with prime DITClING BOOTS RUSSET
BOOTS, BROGANS, WOOL, MEXICAN PALM LEAF,
STRAW and CAMPEACIIY HATS, at the lowest market
prices, by
FROST & CO.,
jyl3 2p&W 10 Magazine street.
HATS, CAPS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE
We constantly receiving general OF Silk Fur
Cashmere Panama, Leghorn Straw Palm Lent Mexican and
Wool HATS at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES
FROST & CO.,
jy13 2p&W 10 Magazine street.
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nnnN 1 lEcTuR \ Ono more of /

n Arm AGEDnoN LECTURES. One more Of the course
Of lectures ddon the great day Of
will be eliyered this evening, at Lyceum
Hal. They are Of interest sufficient repay all who
may be inclined to attend, tain no small
amount Of biblical research and genen knowledge.
$s 9BEa
y How ARD AssocI ALTON. The members Of the How
ard ssociation, of this are formed By the
Secretary that there will be q meeting tomorrow,
At half-past 40 the room Of the
station, to transact business connected with the
services Of the late President Virgil Boule-
met funeral cortege will proceed from the resi-
lenee of q. w. Shaw, ESD, IN Q. SO Apollo street.
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Splendid assortment

Splendid assortment
- H1 -Hs n IA GH eR n CD HB %
AT REDUCED PRICES.
p. A. IIEBRARD,
1AS CANAL STREET, 1lS
opening following SPRING GOODS, received by
the latest arrivals, which he will sell reduced prices.
Plain, Figured and FIonnccd BAREtsE DRESSES
Colorcd GRENADINE
Black Flounccd B.iREGE
alf-mourning
Plain Black GRENADINES;
Striped and Plaid
FOULARD SILKS;
0re%ndy Plain and Flounced DRESSES;
Muslin and Jaconet
Yalencienne LACE TOILETS;
Embroidered Muslin and JRconet BANDS;
:. .. =. IESERTING;.
=. EDGING,
White Cotton CAMBRIA;
E. =. .JACOSET;
BRuLIANTINEs White and Co!ored;
/ Real SWISS MUSLIN, IA, 81, 81;
NANSOOK;
INDIA NULL;
Striped and Check SWISS MUSLIN
e, =. CAMBRIA;
TOILET QUILTS, White and Colored, all sizes
TOILE ~ NORD;
SILK CReyEIisI LuSTRE, for Travelling Dresses
CURTAIN MUSLIN, jacquard, p&masked and Enlbd;
~ WHITE for Mosquito Bars made to order;
Irish Linen S1iIaTINGiE%
SEETING LINEN French, Scotch and Irish, all widths;
yellow and Colored NANklNS, etc, etc.
A complete assortment of PLANTERS GOODS;
READY-MADE CLOTHING AND STRAW HATS for
| Negroes fe25 2ptf
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TERMS.
Hae Ggescesat a.
eity af an hour
$40 yank ns advance and gnaf1slas " -
anne wesk, n 1he
III asesslon, II =. s's
f q III cysry s,ibssaa inses en, " cents 5
81 liz second charged = Tor every
insertion. # BS$ s,,,4r
Advertisements published at inyeIYas, Y = - -
squire ior ever insars ioa. Es5 m al
HUI ntatked. win pc published one month
md charged no advertisement u sub
tl 81 na6l al arrealages are the
& opfiSia q she psoprietogs. szs
be made taFegnlar advertisers.
ar BABY CRESCENT
Il aaesabe medium for adver
AMY PAPER it eifcnlaies largely reaching
say hundreds DIT homes early hour, and being read
ths business hours consequently articles
aos isali may be adsantageousy published in it
columns. s58 ~
il Id WI Il EESL C RE SCENT
NJ pahshsa every Monday morning at IS
advance Haying extensive circulation throughout Lou
isiauss labana, Texas and ohei
presents Of milking
seir wares and commodities known. IN
serted FOR vi per square each insertion. Hut III s
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nfJ~ Howard Associations The members
will of the Association on SUNDAY, the Odd
2 O'Clock P NJ transact business connected with
t object Of the meeting which attend the funeral Of
late President VIRGIL BouLESrr from the resi-
dence Of Geo W. Shaw, Esq No G3 Apollo Street Pmctual
attendance requested the Association will leave their
Mt O'clock precisely The will be ed with
Badges ut the meeting. BY order:
M. 2p!t D. I. RICARDO Secretary
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w. +. JoHNsoN's BENEFIT.-As old wine is supe-
rior to that which new both in strength and flavor
So according to estimates, old and experience
I'd actors better than the noYices of the drama
that annually Chamber upon the stage and essay its
highest honors. We have spoken of Mr.. johnson, of
the Gaiety Theater, before man whose natural
abilities have been rpened by long experience and
much study until he has 50 far reached the flower
and fruit Of his calling most men are privileged to
do That opinion Of his merits is not strained OIL
PARTIAL we have the attestation of others in midst
and the approving voice. those who have known
him In former times. He is to have benefit here, a
The Gaiety Theater this evening, rendered com
pnent by those whose opinions worthy Of regard
The School for Scandal in which Mr.. Murdoch vii
play Charles Surface, and Mr. johnson Sir Pete
1sasie, has been selected, together with the fare
called Turning the Tables in which Mr. J. Z
Owens plays Jack Humphreys.
The bill is a strong one and we hope to see fin
audience present at its representation.
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fs5ya I. O. O. F.--Ehc menlEe.s of EVf1dcy En-
capment hereby notified meet Mt the Encamp-
ment Room in Odd Fellows Hail. SUNDAY, I'D inst, Mt
o'clock p NJ for the purpose Of attending the funeral oil our
deceased Brother Patriarch VIRGIL BorMEMEr.
i,y order OF the Committee
me- 2plt JAS. FURNEAUX, ASS Scribe,
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Bus1EEss.-The banks were closed yesterday so
were the Insurance Offices and most Of the private
banking houses. It was a general holiday with them
There was suspension Of trade in other quarters
On the levee at the lower steamboat landing there
was fair business doing. AT the upper landing there
was, apparently, falling, owing in measure to the
scarcity Of np-country freights. very large bust
ness is, however, going on at the Upper Basin and
the Pontchartrain Railroad. Immense quantities of
produce, with next season supplies Of bagging and
rope, are going forward to Alabama, Florida and
Georgia. The press Of freight going to Mobile has
been heavy for the present week that the Pontchar
train Road had to suspend receiving yesterday. This
brings to our mind Col Stewards Junction Canal into
Lake Borgne We have not heard word relating to
it for sometime only that the books for subscription
were opened in January last. We heard something
sometime since Of the Old Basin and Canal Carondelet
but do not discover anything going on though there
was something said about some improvements at the
mouth Of the Bayou st. John. The greater part of
the stock of this association is now held in Phadel
phia The owners had better send ont quarter OF
million Of dollars SO, to complete it In the mean
time, the very great benefits of the Canal and Basin
of the Canal Bank are made plainly manifest, and
if the extra SESSION Of the Legislature is called, it
cannot do any better business than sell out the State
claim to the canal for quarter of million of dollars
as that will be just about the amount the Treasury of
the State will be short, provided however the bank
viii pay that price for it.
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.yesU Books,

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"a rMv NT GLIB MS, NM ia NA = - %
No. IL Camp street, New Orleans.
CYcLOPEDIA OF AMERICAN LITERATURE vols oct,
with Platcs ......,
ANNUAL OF SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY, 1856;
INDIA THE PEARL OF PEARL RIVER, by Mrs. South
WORTH cheap edition.
THESAURTs OF ENGLISH WORDS AND PHRASES, sec
ond supply, new edition;
PRINCIPLES OF. POLITICAL ECONOMY adapted to the
institutions Of the United States by Francis Bowen, Of Hnr
ward College.
NEW SUPPLIES OF
ROSE CLARK,
MIMIC LIFE,
OLD HOMESTEAD,
MODERN PILGRIMS,
BACON'S ESSAYS, edition;
WASIIISGToNS LIFE AND WRITINGS Il volumes;
JEFFERSON'S WORKS. 2volunes;
PRESCOTTtS WORKS, Library editions.
CHEAP PUBLICATIONS,
MAGAZINES,
ETC, etc, etc,
For sale rs above and
AT THE ST. CHARLES BOOK STORE
m!7 2p&Wlt uHrER ST. CHARLES HOTEL
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.Scsv and V'0JlsGs5Ee Discovery.
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DIR. HAMS AROMATIC INVIGORATING SPIRIT
This delicious beverage superior all in MIGRATING Cordias
Sclnapps Nervncs &C., in for the cure OF Dyspepsia
Nervousness Heartburn, Drowsincss, Kidney Complaints, Mel
ancholy Delirium Tremens Inemperancc &C. will in
ygoate and strengthen but will not ntoNicae Supply
Persons who have ai,nated the excessive
Tobacco Opium amp Sprtuous Liquors. will find speedy and
nrrmanent relief the desire these destroying agents.
by trying bottle two of this
DELICIOUS MEDICAL BEVERAGE.
Weak and sickly families will find Dr. Hams InvgoranG
Shirts quick for all female difficulties being
egeuertor as well strengthened of the human system
Each complaint that the aromatic nvgorning Cordial is cal
cued cure the wrappers accompanying each bot
tie and full directions for also infinitely given
Price 81 per bottle. Prepared by Darius Ham.
Principal Office, No Liberty street. New York, where whole
sale orders should be addressed Sold by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
mis- opTuThSa p and Isl Charities street.
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,anoer,ica,, Party OF Eossisiaaea.

The regular Quarterly Meeting Of the State w OF Louisiana
will commence in NEW ORLEANS! on .-5
MONDAY, APRIL 2, 1s5G.. g.
Subordinate Lodges throughout the State requested ;oac
credit Delegates to the Council business OF Importance will
J. O. NIXON President.
State w of Louisiana
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LIES AMouRs Du d On Monday evening,
Gsisars new and magnificent opera entitled :. Les
Amouls ID Diable will be produced at tie French
Theater, with new scenery, new costumes, and music
arranged expressly for it. The cast is very fine and
from what have heard Of the piece, those who fail
toaftend will lose great enjoyment.
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a. Hon. Henry Paul will accept our thanks nix
-fo, Ieeislative attentions

JAN STATE CouNc By reference to the
notice ID another column it will be seen that the regu-
III arlar teriY meeting Of the State Council Of
Louisiana viii be held this city the 7th Of April
net. Business Of the utmost Importance will come
up for eonaid eration and earnestly hoped and
expected that all subordinate throughout the State
win he duly represented By delegates.
Papers friendly to the american cause will please
cal the Of their readers to these facts
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neY~I. o. O. F.--The officers and members of
the W Grand Lodge Of Louisiana and the officers aud mem
bcrs of Subordinate Lodges also the members of the Order
from other Jurisdictions requested assemble in ODD
FELLOWS HAIL. of Lafayette and Camp streets, on
SUNDAY d inst q o'clock p NJ proceed to the resi-
dcnce of Geo W Shaw E Apollo street for the purpose
attending funeral Of lAe Brother VIRGIL BorLEMET
of Magnolia Lodge No. y.
rn22 2plt Tll0S. II. SHIELDS Grand secretary
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AMERICAN CIRCUs AND AMPHaHEATER.--T There
will be an afternoon performance of Washburns
great Circus Company, at the Pelican Theater to-day,
commencing at one o'clock. The grand historical
scene of Pocahontas saving the life of Capt Smith,
is one Of the prominent attractions and well deserves
being witnessed by al who can command the time.
The opportunity il an excellent for ladies and
children 6s$
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klNnSEss BETTER THAN HARsHNEss.-John, iona
than and Punch.-A late article from the London
Athen@nm expressed the kindcst and most friendly
sentiments towards this country. A war was alluded
to as calamity calculated to check the progress of
civilization, and to paralyze with horror every en-
lightened and humane mind. The London Punch
which is not only one of the wttest, but one of the
most influential publications of its class in the world
also INDUCES in similar strain, and says:
We will not quarrel will, YOU Jonathan You are o,r fes
and blood, the children of sircs sneakers of The
tongue, the readers of the Bible same haters f an
preston, the lovers Of freedom every land Lei ~
then shake hands, dear brothers Our fathers oaT, smj
then, now surFowed that conflict the war was not
of u.s. but of those sehemng politicians who their own
poses, would again drag into But, with we have
both grown wiser. Our interests both given
hostages of friendship in children and brothers sisters ard
friends in both lands too dear TO be endangered Cushing
rail and Palmerston buyS and J. dear Jonathan will
smile, and fill TO each other cup Of kindness
Very friendly and wholesome advice. In all ages
and in all countries it has been the rulers, not the
people, that have precpitated nations into desperate
and bloody conflicts. The exceptions to the general
rule are as one to one hundred The people of the
United States and England do not desire to go tc
war with each other. Those in authority may reck
lessly provoke such an alternative.
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New Orleans, March I'D 1856.
nq7-The officers and members OF Washing
ton Fire Company No. % beg leave their sincere
thanks Thomas c. Poole for refreshments furnished ut
the the 10Th instant.
mn A. d. CLARKE Foreman.
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Ill Card.

Ill Card.
New ORLEANS, March 7, 1856.
Dr. SAMUEL. REYEoLDs-Delr Sir: THE my lip
which you have treating, happy say has been
rey cradcated the lip entirely we'll Feeling grateful
you for relieving me- take pleasure in allowing you the
OF my name in tie numerous testimonials which you
yoIr command. Very respectfully,
Your obedien servant,
D. S. STACY,
milf 2nhn Of Vla1in La.
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IMPORTANT
To Those Using Sfg3' Candles

The attention of the public invited the fact that most Of
the Star Candles offered for sale DEFICIENT IN EIG 1T
that whit is sold for pound weighs but fourteen
fifteen onnces and packages marked 40 lbs" fiji two
ree a even hye pounds per box. This loss fall
upon the Wholesale Dealers who sell packages at the marked
weight upon the Retailers who sell by coEn hut upon tho
receive. $3.50 - ' A 'AsS
R@ The subscribers have always made their Candles full
sixteen ounces TO the pound and mark ut their real
%sg wGh may be aseeraed BY testing them their
in qityo any in the Market they solicit The patronage Of
purchasers who desire 10 study own interest," and al the
same time encourage dealing
PROCTOR O. GAMBLE, Cincinnati.
Candles. 7 ~ " '' DA' va
JOSEPH Lands & CO.,
JUG Zponl So Tchoupitoulas street,