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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-09-26
Scott and Fremont.

The Buchauiers have endeavored to
create an impression that the old Hero
Paci6cator" was opposed to the election of
Col Fremont. Gen. SCOTT was always
opposed to the extension of Slavery, and
must therefore be opposed to both Bucha-
nan and Fillmore, and especially to Fill
more, whose political influence was felt
against Scott in 80. Since the shameful
rejection of the noble SooTr for that trai.
torous popiDjay PIERcE-a mistake of the
American people which has been visited
upon them in their present woes and dan
gers-the NYEVe Post says the wounded
veteran, Gen Scott, has abstained from all
public discussion of the Presidency, "but
in private we understand he speaks Of Col
Fremont as be always has spoken of him
as man of superior accomplishments and
unblemished honor. The only opinion
which the General has ever publicly ex-
pressed of Col. Fremont, we believe, was
emDOuleu III Tue EtcommtuudtiOu WuiCu
be volunteered to make in 1874, just after
Fremont's return from his second expedi-
ton. The first part of his communication
was an argument to show that double
brevet, under the law, might be granted J
and the second set forth the grounds why
double brevet should be granted to
Lieut. Fremont for his gallant and high
ly meritorious services in the expeditions
commanded by him-the first to the Rocky
Mountains, which terminated Oct. IL,
1912, and the second beyond those noun
tains, which terminated July 81, 1S43.'
These are the very words he employed,
and they were used to convey one of the
most distinguished compliments ever paid
to young officer in this country. We
have reason to believe that Gen. SCOTS
opinions of Col. Fremont's public services
and distinguished talents have undergone
no unfavorable change since that time"
|
Simeon Pfouts, near Lock Haven, was
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-09-26

til. 4 o'clock in the morning, as :hc rapids
can only be passed in daylight.
Ahandbili on board, announced tha. the
great American Aloe, or "Centu.y Plaat,"
nov IN :an bloom, is located here, and on
exhibition. A procession vas ct once form
ed to go and take look at it. Pound it
on vacaut 10: square or two bacf, pen
ned up il board sharty somo thirty feet
square and forty high, with large open
ing in the roof, winding stairs inside to the
top, AID lighted with gas.
The base or trunk Of the plant, was
about six feet high and three fee, in diam
ter, in square boz with droop,ng leaves,
foot wide and ten to twelve feet long,
projecting on every side, to the number Of
about one hundred, like huge bunch Of
swamp flag. From the hear; Of this encr-
NOUS mass, sprang the steln, or tree itself,
a slender symetrical shaft, as smooth and
green as cabbage plant, perfectly round
and straight, eight inches in diameter at
tie base and tapering to less than two in
ches at the top, and lifting itself away up,
like a vegetable giraffe, thirty four feet
from the ground slender branches ike
the arms of an old fashioned caudelabrs,
projecting gracefully on all sides for the
last tea or twelve feet, from two to ten feet
in length, curving slightly upwards, and
the ex,remities covered with = countless
number oil small light-yellow blossoms, An
inch and half long, and quarter Of an
inch in diameter at the opeDing-the out
line CT the tree from the lower branches
around the outer extremities to the top,
forming regular egg-shaped oval.
Viewing it from above or below, it is
one of the most curious and wonderful
"animals" that could be presented to the
eyes Of citizen of our temperate zone, and
is well worth a special trip to see it. The
blossoms are very perishable, and are already
beginning to fall off on the lower branches
though shooting out with fresh vigor at
the top. Some of the trunk leaves are also
whiting, whether from the effects Of the
gas and confinement, or because the plant
is exhsusting lis vital energies in this last
mighty effort, is uncertain, but more likely
the latter. Can't well send you one of the
big leaves; but if you will send to Browns
saw mill for timber slab, Il feet long
and foot wide, plane it smooth and paint
it dark green, it would make very fair
substitute.
The Plan. was in the possession Of the
PATRON, Stephen Van Rensselaer,, at Alba
ny, for nearly seventy years, and has been
at Ogdensburgh twenty three years. on the
premises of his son Henry. The Horifer-
Gus stem made its first appearance about
the middle of March last, aud has attained
its present gigantic dimensions since that
date. Mr.. V. Rs house having been de-
stroyed BY lightning, be gave the plant to
the Young Mems Association. The num-
Der Of branches is thirty-6ve, and the num-
Der Of blossoms estimated at thirty thou
sand.
Can't tell you anything abou. this place
for it is too dark to see it, II.
~~~O-~~~~-~~-~
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-09-26

nA-THE Fremont MEETING IN MIF-
LINBURG, last Saturday, We are assured
was the largest ever held there. On the
way out, the Lewisburg delegation aided
in raising the Sd Liberty pole for the inde-
fatigable Fremonters of East Buffaloe-
their I'd, like their ls,, having been clan
destinely destroyed. The new pole is zen
feet higher than the others, and when it
had been firmly seated and saluted, one of
the company gave vent to his indignation
in unmistakable Saxon, as follows:
~Aye, cut the pole down, in the darkness,
Sneaking towards, tories, fools.
Instead of souls, you've only gizzards,
Buchanan's dogs and Slavery's tools
So, in the time Of Revolution,
True patriots raised their poles ty day,
And British spies and sheakIng tories
At night would carry them away.
The same old breed of tory scoundrels
Is sDeaking here among US yet:
The price of hemp would be quadrupled
Ii they their true deserts should get.
Ho! honest Democrats, what think ye,
These midnight rutfians do ye claim!
No-true Democracy means Freedom,
But these have stole that honored name.
Come out, come out from that foul party
Whose bastard leaders all conspire
To fill the beauteous plains of Kansas
With desolation, blood and fire!
Ho! Democrats, come out for Fremont,
And let these midnight providers still
Support the dough-face Jimmy Platform"
And work for Slavery-if they will
A little further on, we found juvenile
Fremonter pole, and four year old Sim
onton swinging his hat to every load that
passed, and crying "Hur-ray for Fremont
and Dayton % With will l.!
Our delegation entered the same time
with that from New Berlin, which num-
bered over 100, including 81 young ladies
IN white, and in black, emblematic of
the States and Kansas After dinner, a
procession of over $50 took turn around
few squares, when they were Joined by
several hundred ladies and others, and all
repaired to the stand in Deckard's garden.
DAVID HAYES, Esq, presided, with Vice
Presidents and Secretaries from nine Bor-
oughs and Townships.
Hon. Joseph Casey, and Hon. John C.
Kunkel, addressed the audience for over
two hours, with pertinency and force, and
received the best attention. Music from
the Mifilinburg Band, and Sengs from the
Lewisburg Glee Club, were interspersed,
and the crowd separated in the best posi-.
Bile humor.
A large and enthusiastic meeting at
eVen'ng,in the Franklin school. house, pre-
sided over by Philip Lipley Addresses
by the President and o. N. Worden, and
james Aiken "said few remarks" which
made the audience uproarious. The Band
was On hand, and the Mifflnburg Glee Club
'e It's drs. appcayaace-saccess to it.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-09-26

All Mills, Postmaster At Georgetown,
Madison county, n. Y, writes to The Tdi-
6uae tha, he has been notified, b swear
ing government official, 'ha. IS to lie.
removed from TIL Posi- umca aesa for ais
letter in the Tribaae z jay 10, out apon
looking about for Il bes.an.n man Al take
the office, there vas none to DC found.
There Is but ole Buchanan man in the
place, and be deaf blacksmith, who would
also have been o Fremontar Id te teeo
abs - hes. .as IL. !
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11,700

Thus it will appear, that while Mr.. Blu.
chanan has all the Catholic and Mormon
influence in the great Metropolis, the best
class of religious papers are almost oil
against his party policy.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-09-26

Simeon Pfouts, near Lock Haven, was
playing with q rattlesnake, one day last
;aolth /; It tit hin, ari be soon died
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NJ A I n E

NJ a / n E..
Eastern sentinel of freedom.
Gazing towards the rising sun,
Thrice ten thousand thanks are due thee,
For thy glorious victry won.
Party's cords were drawn around thee;
But, like Samson in his might
Thou dIdst snap the cords asunder
By the power of Truth and Right!
Ev'ry frightful goblin story
By which Slavery's skill! deceives,
Hunker speeches, lying pamphlets,
Strewed thy soil like autumn leaves.
But thy vision, like the eagles,
Glanced thru' clouds of fear and gloom;
And thy voice, like Sinai's thunder
UIlers Slavery's final doom. t}E
ThrilI'd by thy divine example.
Lo, thy sisters wait the hour
When, united, we will srapPle
With aggressive Slavery's power.
Thanks to Maine, o. thanks and blessings
She has acted well her part:
And her very name, like music,
Fires with Joy each patriot heart.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-09-26
Che Chronicle.
FRIDAY, SEPT. 26, 1856.

pA-The following from the Phil. Times
(aud that entitled "Vermont" in our last)
is from the pen of JAMES AIKEN. A COM
petent correspondent pronounces it to be
"worthy of WHITES"
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KENTUCKY CoRREsP oNDENGE.
LOUISVILLE, June u, is

IL, 4, ,;r,,t ,ftar ) +vantv .fnnr honI trin
n,,is ia Az Nt;ssissnr; end Ohm Road.
~ ~, o, Il Jefferson.
+h tyn
NJ hoots
= r. th;s ain river
~ - 1a,,t sr;t mo II
80 ~ !; AMI ,ora INT few
Il. froisb+ At 5Oc ne,
100 o..,, s1co ana M oror three weeks
- ~ hands Bail rome
0s -, - - - ~ f,o+or,. hoooino 1sc
-, loa ~ +,aso o,i;clas is 1oo1ed fo,
49, rta,1- ~ or and hocon l;oht firm rules at
tisl'' S,oohs =. a;tto % 1o1c and lard
~ - Ia,,s 7o,c Tbasa ore Ger
tleltes, ll4e'' e'hf"seu t a =
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Prizes Amounting to S20J, 900
Will be distributed according to the following magnfct

60 prizes amounting 900
The 5000 Prizes Of ISL determined By the number which
draws the So Q09 Prike that number should be odd
every odd number ticket the scheme will be entitled
if number then every number ticket will
be entitled " iii addition other prize which may be
drawn.
Purchasers in byng equal quantity Of odd and
Der will be certain drawing nearly half the Of
the same with chances OF obtaining other prizes.
Remember that every prize drnyu aud payable in full with
deduction
All prizes Of $1,000 and under, paid immediately after the
drawiug-0tlIer prizes the usual time Of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential The drawn numbers
will be purchasers Immediately utter the drawing
Whole Tickets SO; Hulves. s. Quarters, S2lz.
Prize Tickets cshcd renewed in othur tickets either Office
! Order, tickets be addressed either 70
E Drawings received This city days after the drawing
s. SWAN It co, Atllunta, Ga.
! ie2 2ptd orS. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
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\ 10 EfuEa. ENo. 7o c5AMP- sTRB ET.

n a RM s:sS5aS55# a5 &s
e CRESCENT will baregulay served to IN ht
city honr every morning tSnndass 10
$40 year advance half yearly and quarterly at tht
same rates ID cents week payable to the carriers
per insertion IN al eases
81 for every subsequent Insertion 80 cents #
advertisements the second page are u oF
N insertion # s5$8$s 5 IS
published ii intervals WIN ~ charged 81 peE
square fol- every Insertion 8$$5 81 W.
Advertisements not will be published one MONTH
and charged accordingly ad or SUP
be stopped until AL are paid q the
3S option of the proprietors.
vsfESernI Discount viii b made y regular advertisers
THE DAILY CRESCENT
eircaston which renders 1t medium for adyer
Users As FAMIr cireulaes largely, reaching
mary hundreds Of homes hour, and being read
the approach hours consequently articles
for family use may adyantageousy published in Its
columns. f$88f i4S Il
THE WE 70 KLY C R ES CENT
III published every Monday morning year invariably u
advance. Having extensive circulation throughout Lou
isisna Mississippi kansas, Alabsmas Texas ana ofhef
States presents mode to advertisers o. makins
thar wares and commodities known. Advertisements IN
" M serted for 81 per square, eachiasertion
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Removed Esem0ree :!

Removed EsensOresE :!
FROM NO. Is TO IL ROYAL STREET.
A supply of CREME De BoUZV CHAMPAGNE in quarts
and pin constantly hand which is equal to the best that
comes this market.
Also
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and Still. HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
RT v d les:
sAZERAC Vintage Of 1856 1898 and 1906 and other
brands.
w MS ky:
OF all descripcns-Scotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quarts.
Also
On hand my usual assortment Of the best WINES and LII
QUORS in the market, which will DC sold reasonable
| terms as any other house in the city.
SEWELL 7. TAYLOR,
| d7 2ptf No. Il Royal street.
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PrRf. .FEOhssS

G E r NJ n FLY p \ L + II.
For the sure and certain destruction Of
FLIES, REACHES, ANTS BUGS, MOSQUITOES, ETC.
This valuable article is offered the public
DEADLY POISON
for the above named pests all HousEkEEPERs AND FA
MILES,
1t perfectly simple and safe yet sure and certain in its &C
ton There is likewise no danger he apprehcndod from thu
insects poisoning ANYTHING they may WITH nfte
leaving the paper it great advantage over al
other poisons in its not being liable be Mistaken thereby pre-
venting those serious accidents which of almost daily
renee.
1t can be hung on the walls of the room, in the window
out Of the reach of chdrcn-aough little fear need be
hcnded of its iDuring them.
For sale, by the quire or single sheet by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
q and Isl Chartres street
where full directions will be given for its use. yT 2plm
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, I
l. {


City Hall, June D. 1856.
Ray- Notice Is hereby given, that from and
after the first day Of July next will kept open
Mayors Office between the hours of O'Clock A. NJ and
O'Clock, p NJ, COMP LIANT BOOK, for recording com
plants of municipal abuses of all kinds.
The undersigned Mayor, invites all persons avail them
selves of this mode of communicating him all violations Of
the city ordinances all nrances any crcliction of duty
the part any Of the officers of the city, as il his intention
to all legal in his power the laws to be en-
forced and the public interests protected.
5e2S 2p - Nayor.
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Bul'g0ills! ksGrg0ins!
S L NJ NJ T. II CT Q T HI G..
ALFRED MUNRoE & CO.,

ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
"a Magazine street, corner of Graver,
Bargains can had the above house. Call and
nine Onlys slight advance choice GOODS
and many styles of goods BELOW TIE COST.
Among the Inter real French Merino Dress COATS At S.
and White prill PANTS from s. % TO 81.
Also SHIRTS all Linen; Cotton, Linen Bosos Fancy Lin
en- and Shirts; Gauzc Mero, Gazc Cotton and isle
Thread Shirts; HALF HOSE, all kinds every other hrt
Gle in the Furnishing line
Large stock of RUBBER CLOTHING, Negro Goats, Car
rase Hospital Cloth manufactured by the Union India
Rubber Company, sold manufacturers prices.
ALFRED MUNROE s. CO.,
jy7 2p6t 81 Magazine street, corner Of Gravier.
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SYfspIC SALE CoSTNuED Gardner Smith, auc-
tioneer win continue to-day. at 10 o'clock, at No. So
Camp street, the sale Of rich jewerg, plated ware,
guns, fancy goods, etc.
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Vo.Etce.
Dissolution OF COMPREHENSIVE

The copartnershp heretofore existing between the under
signed the style of NORRIS Way is this day dis
solved by mutual consent ."-.'
Thaddeus Norris charged with the liquidation Of the same
THADDEUS NORRIS,
per pro- EDW. G. HANCOCK,
New Orleans, July LIST, 1856 A. H. WAY.
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',aEE GREAr RussIAN REMEpY-pro Rono p,lbLice

u The GREAF ItUssIAN FEMEDT--i7FO Bono PtL6lCO
Every mother should have box in the handy in
Of accidents the childrcn Reddngs Russia Saye is
remedy Of thirty years. standing, and is
by ply scians. It is and speedy for burns piles
bois corns on chblains and old Of every kind
sores ulcers itc scad head nee rash bunion sore
nipples by nurses) whlows sites Testers flea
bites spidersngs frozen limbs, salt reun scurry and
cracked nose warts and flesh wounds val
remedy cure which be testified by thousands
who have city and vicinity The
thirty years instance will this save do injury
teere with physicians prescriptions II is made from the
purest materials from recipe brought from Eussfaof articles
groxngin that counand e propretors have letters from
ali classes physicians captains and 9TH
have used themselves and recommend it to others
Redangs Russia salve in large tin boxes stamped
with picture Of horse and disabled soldier which
picture is also engraved the wrapper Price, Is
5 box Reddng / Co. For sale by j. Wright & Co., Q. O.
goodman and all druggistE. tel4 eod6m&W
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saddlcry, Harness and Trunks

The subscribers have just received full supply Of English,
French and American
SADDLES
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
Including many late improvements Their stock OF both SIN
GLE and DOUBLE
EA IN HE Rn o. 50 ~
IS NOT TO BE EQuALLED IN THE SOUTH Also, con-
stRnty hand, complete Of Ladies and Gentle
mems SOLE LEATHER
2Ta gr20TxT.S,
and other articles in their line which they invite attention
LACEY g. CO.,
je23 2ptnl 81 ST. Charles street.
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NrCranaps--'EIae most efficient remedy for
cramps in the stomach Cholera Morbus other stomach
arrangement the free Of Dr. j. Hoseers Stomach Bit
coming generally brings its periodical diseases
all Of which be avoided by timely of these Btes
Therefore, family should be supplied with them in time
AS family medicine they have equal Their medical vr
tues have been tested by eminent physicians and
adopted their practice whenever tonic is required For
sale by druggists generally. Sold wholesale by e.
Co.. No. 79 Tchoupitouas street; Alexander Norton & Co..
No Poydras street. jy4 2p6l<W
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The commune alton signed g Amercus,' which
mas nnavoidably left out yesterday appears in our
columns this morning. We commend it to the care
lss1l8 nerIlsal Of our readers.
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Iii EIfalls ,algll! Crescent,
rsllIIsas II. N WV slEsr. TaaEs.


AMks % NIXON. wlLliAA II MS
5Y NIsSGN q ADAMS.
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ass- We are under obligations to the clerk Of the
Inc steamer James Mont for late St. Louis,
Louispille and Memphis papers
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f Reader, if You have not registered your name,
# I'll means go and do it to-day Do not, by your
neglect forfeit vote at the fall election
Register yonr name and remind your friends to
v 3rerisfer theirs. ....M
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GREAT BARGAINS

GREAT BARGAINS!
SELLING OFF ON ACCOUNT OF REBUILDING.
WD- M"- &G1A va h "a az G1P~e
Nos. I2 and IL Charities street,
Will offer long they keep their open, the whole
of their large stock of SUMNER SILKS, BAREGES, MUS
Inns, EMBRoIDERIEs, LACEs, PARIS MANTILLAs,
and BQNNETS, ut and below cost. jyT 81 Up
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Bullet Proof Shirts.

The immense demand for this desirable article apparel ha
every day created the greatest excitement opposite Moody
The Gentlemen desired 10 keep cool there shirt
enough for all Of them
HALF A DOZEN FOR SEVEN DOLLARS.
Buttons warranted never come Off
at s. n. MOODY'S.
of Canal street and
jy3 2p4t Exchange Place
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M 4 r. r. III ID :
FW0tgfebs Coolers.

4 splendid article nil sizes sale reduced prices, For
economy and the enjoyment OF cool drink OF that delicious
beverage cold water during hot weather, these articles Nh
rivallcd for cheapness and durability. For sale by
F. ROBERTS,
,Itrno
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Pass Chrtstiuae REofeg.

This commodious and eligible establishment is open for
the reception of visitors and complete have been
perfected for the entertainment, Of guests inferior hotel
upon the Gulf Coast.
GRICE & JAMES,
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4 No. The officers Of the fine steamer ]. G. swon
yFill please accept our thanks for late papers.
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Governor Shannon, on the LIST Of June, resigned
the office Of Governor Of Kansas.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, UNIVERSITY OF LoU1-
8sIANA.-We are pleased to learn that DR.. j. G. P.
Wedeshandt has been unanimously elected Professor
+ Of Anatomy Of the Medical Department of the
University Of Louisiana. Dr.. Wedestrandt has been
resident surgeon and physician in the Charity Hospi
tai the last twelve years. and is recognized by the
entire community as a man Of eminence, respected
byall his professional brethren for his extraordinary
attanments and scientific knowledge. We copgratu-
late the Department upon the judicious selection
which has been made.
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A large and enthusiastic American meeting was
held in Washington City on the night of June 5oth,
in front Of the city hall.
The speakers stand was splendidly adorned. The
flag used on this occasion was the one presented to
Gen. Washington by Lafayette. Senator Crittenden
was among the speakers,
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Roots, Shoes and E3rogons.

Roots, Shoes and Rr0ga3as.
AT WHOLESALE.
Now landing ship Norfolk and in general assort
!nent Of BOOTS, SHOES BROGANS. HATS, CAPS, etc.
Plantations Supplied with prime ITCHING BOOTS RUSSET
BOOTS, BROGANS. Wool, MEXICAN PALM LEAF,
STRAW aud CAMPEACIIY HATS, Il the lowest rnSEke'
prices, by <, ~
iy13 2YtW 10 Magazine street.
H,A ATS, "A RS, etc.,
At WHOLESALE.
We constantly receiving general assortment Of silk Fur
Cashmere Panama, Lrhorn, Straw, Palm Leaf, Mexican
| Wool HATS n the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
FROST & CO.,
| l3onkW 10 Magazine street
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aa We are indebted to the officerssof the steamer
Alsck Scott for late st. Louis papers.
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The E7nirca'SNE Disease of Chlf~


City Children universally infested with worms
City trees health surely bghed in the one case as
vegetation in the other. Happily i'll WINER'S CANADIAN
VERMIFCGE have absolute Specific for the former evil
aid its eufeebiug consequences The medicine is free from
mineral poison besides eiecting the disgusting Of
disease, strengthens and foies the digestive Apparatus and
bowels
k particular and remember thename WiNer's Canadian
vcmfugen This is the only article that be depended
Remember This.
For sale wholesale and retail in New Orleans, by
]. WRIGHT & CO.,
ivT ap3tfoWeFr SltW q and ISL Chartres ST.