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On the instant his residence Jasper county Ceors
Hon. ALFHED CuIHBERT, In The 7s year Of hts age. 80
member Of the House o,
United saes during OF 1914 against British
the year sai During period. seived
altogether years In 1884 be United STATE.
Senate vacancy caused by transfer John
syh csbne, and In 1887 he elected for full term u
sir years. a#
his from tho Senate is43 he te &C
live part public affairs though feeling deepest then
up to OF his last illness.
On the evening 2s WILLIE, only Of VIZ and IA
Prrunoxr, cholera ufanum, aged day
win take place this Tuesday, a,rnonn pas,
O'Clock his faihe lai hetwecn an
Tho fisn Is Of the family respectfully
attend,
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From The Maine rre. Press.

From Maine Fres Press
DISSOLVE THE UYIoNi-DIsS0LyE THE USIoSlI--
PERISH COMMERCE ll-PERISH EVERYTHING
THAT IS yALUABLEilil
What stands at the head Of this article is now the pr
which acuaies the supporters Of that asmall gulf John G.
Fremont who cssaying to float the Of politics II
is not only their spirit but their languages only
their language but apparent from their acts. If black re-
pubcansm s TO be the order Of the day ship carpenters
ore doing their last summers work Sea captains may
prepare 10 haul up their vessels The coast Of Maine will
become waste howling wilderness and may fy be de-
scrbcd by the picture Of tho 1as man. drawn by Camp
bell Our Inhabitants win have to fee to the West fer
bread 10 cat
prepared 70 show that the Fremont leaders hare
declared themselves ready for civil and dissolution
Of the Union Then there the great fact that they in
yoke but half the Union to their asssnce Their words
and acts declare for dissolution To such extremes have
these madmen by their been driven The crisis Of
the country Is upon The strength Of the constitution
must DO tried and tried with the blood OF cit zens
should the counsels Of the Fremont fanatics prevail Lat
all conservative look at the state things with alarm
Let them be up and doing before 1t Is late let them
remember that the events Of years hurried into
months and that bloody revolution and dissolution will
soon be upon US il do not put feet upon the
treason that stalks forth in the land.
Thomas Ford president Of the grand council Of the Ohio
knuwnolbings president pro fem. OF the Phsdelphia
know-nothing council member Of the New York Banks
aud Johnston Convention member OF the committee APP
pointed BY the bIackrepubIcan convention 70 inform Ere
olhis nomination. in Fremont speech gave
uttcrance 10 the following.
Ilors ne Onion and he time has como wben ps must de-
elers hsat ws ioss freedom better Than NE Union r.
Freedom 10 Fords vocabulary means only Fremont ,
John 0Nei Of the pblest lawyers Ia Evansville,
heretofore thorough whig has out for Buchanan,
taken the sumpin old Muskingum and will be accomps
ned by large force Of his old wing companions and
friends He Is well known BY the members OF the bar and
bench throughout the State and win deny his grea,
talents hts sterling integrity and his solid He s
host and the stampede IL fast aud furious all that
lion Of the country Ifths thing con,inues much longer
ohio viii not leave anything OF the black republicans
worth Growing over Gereisnd Pigrdai~.
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United states Patent Once.
Ua.hiu.tou Tuf. OF faf


nv petition OF O. B. Rosin.on Of Boston. Massa
ehuset praying the extension OF
3oh sepsmber isf for sppa
s. % sr an s'y ss G ss patent
ordered that the said petition heard al the Patent on
Wednesday ash day o September O'clock
have, why petition ought be granted. r.
opposing The required 10 ke
Once their specially set forh writing AT least
the said hearing must be taken and
rules Of the once. which will be furnished appI
The testimony 9Th day Of ser,eu
Der, depostions and other papers relied upon testimony
be nled In the ONCE or before the morning Of that
Ordered also, thai this notice be published In the Inteigence
Union and Evening star, washington, D. OF Republican, au
York, Evening POST Bosio., three
successive wects evioos 10 the aih day Of September
CHARLES MASON,
~ s Commissioner Of Patents.
PsEdiiors the papers please copy lhe,
bills Patent Once, with paper containing this notice.
July 22-fswsv
A JAMrsHIvER Est-se vfsgsnis for sale. III.
Grecnlee family oher private sale The presently Their
lanes liver ~ Rcckbdse county virginia. oaed Screen
The tract productive situated IN the mou n Atpoids Val
ley, Of Compspy
within ibree mile, 2. he Natural Bridge The packet boat from
The Improvements brick beautifully stusod on the baui
There an qualify on Che bank Of ma river now
Welding for ore leaves $500 or COCO per annum and might yield
handsome
place ws.red BY scenery and
e of The most desirable county residences 10 The valley
The rs unidentified and win be conveyed win general war
rsnfy.
Address the subscriber, At Lexington, yirsni.,
For hlms,f heir. ofJas cresnise, deceased.
Jolly al idAhtv
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To Druggist, and the People.

V0U are hereby cauDned against Dr.
Ora "Eeetc OH AZ thal prosecute shy parry
my copyrighted bills This aenuIne Electric OH has
mayor Of Camden OF piles and ao, Hon J1h VIII
of HUNTINGDON, Hon. T.. knhngurlh an on
chss In day.
whose nance have been published Philadelphia Ledger
The Wholesale DEALER In Phadephia
scamp sa'ly ofhe fascai u countre,ng In Harrisburg,
John Wyehe, welksown druggist
es, aad nprhment OF Valentine, who attempted imI,
don OF this valuable remedy
PHrtAprLpmA, May S, 1855.
II nc People Drusgsfs throughout Saie:
List OF cures BY Prof. DE Grains Electric on; Jos Frc West
phsdelpba of rheumasmi Mr. Rodenbot, Montgomery
beunatsn and spraiu Mrs Ogden, No. $50 Fourth
nation Of Mrs Maryland PROVIDE hinses
bfeatj Mr.. VIM Spence fclan
Ienry oampbe, Lower Marion, Of burns scarlet
eighteen others.
7-Every druggist knows that only genuine
by the sole inventor and his old oeF which
all orders must be- add essod 10 procure the genuine
IF Pref CIAs. DE CRhTH,
e.9a.e Old Office, % South sth street near ,henut.
For sale by CuARLts srOTT,
Juyh-u ..-H Washington, ID. q.
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Medical college or Georgia.

.i.t. AuousTA July, 1856
Tue twenty 6rh Of lectures this con-
l meacs the first Monday in November next
r#taE FACULTY.
q. NJ, Newton, M. d., Anatomy.
Ia A. Uiras, VI. surgery.
Il p Gsryin, NJ. D. Matera Mcdca Therapeutics, Medical
jurisprudence.
A. Eve NJ D. Obstetrics, Of Women and IN
fants.
III VIM. Miller NJ. D., Physiology and Pathological Anatomy.
Alex. Means, NJ. ID Professor OF Chemistry.
L. ID Ford. NJ d., lBst mud Practice of Medicine.
II Campbell A. D., Surgical Comparative, Microscopcal
Anatomy
n Csinpbel NJ. d., Demons,rsor Of Anatomy
. B, Simmons, VI. d.. Assistant Demonstratnr
Juriah Harris NJ D., Pro % Professor
Clinical lectures will be delivered regularly Cy Hnspl,a
and ample opportunities viii be afforded for study Of practical
anatomy.
Fees for the entire
Matrieuaton ticket, Ito be taken oucel
For ~ ther particulars, applyto q. NJ. NEWTON,
July io-din Dean,
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Markets.

NEW YonK, July 2lCotton is dullsalcs Of 500 bales
buyers and sellers awaiting foreign intelligence. Flour
dropping Of 10000 barrels State, IS 90 Ohio,
SO standard southern 81 So Wheat is irregular and
unquotabesaes of 81 600 bushels Corn is scvesale
Of 1000 bushels; southern mixed, 81 cents Pork low
sales OF 400 barrels mess, $40 so. Beef dull saes
200 barrels; Chicago repacked sli. Lard frmsae,
OF $50 barrels at l21s cents Whiskey eAsisrsales
100 barrels Ohio 80 cents Coffee is dulsalcs OF 500
bags; Rio II cents Sugar frmsaes Of GOO hhds Mus
covade, o cents. a# ..st ..#.t
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LOCAL VS..

The Georgetown correspondent Of the STAR speaking
the Georgetown council proceedings, says;
voiuminous message, covering sixteen pages
foolscap received from the mayor returning the
luton providing for the election of joint committee
quire into the expediency of annexng Georgetown
Washington and giving his for Withholding his
assent 10 the same.n es s
After remarks by Messrs English and Tyler the ques-
ton aShall the bill pass Notwithstanding the objections
of the mayor" was decided in the Affirmative.
In consequence Of the oppessyey weather Of the
past few days the citizens and vsters Of Washington
aocking to the springs and various watering places in
large numbers. We hear that the guests at the White
Sulphur Springs number three hundred and the accounts
from other quarters equally indicative of rich harvest
for the landlords. ssa r48.st@ EafafF III
The laughable comedies, Laugh when you cam and
The Toodes" performed last night at the National
Theatre The audience though not large appreciated the
many points made by Mr. A. H. Perry his character Of
Laughing Philosopher atested by frequent bursts
Of applause. Mr. j. S. Clarke, Timothy Toodles was
equally successful and both VIII be remembered long as
having enlivened the monoony of warm July night II
is truly refreshing in these dull times to lay aside the
prosy routine Of daily toll and enjoy night odeghnl
recreation. #g hS
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Life versus Death.


= :"
GLOWING Natures ghta scoufres Of e
" human orethsr with the
asthma
eses knEs evil eupiions iamor. tnswom aid bcsd,
and Ulcers salt rheum and swclnes Of
rrns, AID AL diseases aisins from impure the
This ise book, wtrn but farcibs rusee,
the advice rational,
h without drusrng ~ sns kind strongly
commended Afflicted Of families,
able guide In time need. VT
Il sso contains interesting information fo with
deafness, bodily defomues, &c
More than io0uo
few weeks, 10 every part of the county
Price 10 cents TO be had Of booksellers mri,
post Free OF Acs BRIDGMsN Co, is3 Grand sus, New
York. tt '
,une s-dAcpama
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BY TELEG RAPH.
Later from Hapana

7 --r-
NEW YoaK, July 21.-The Quaker City from Mobile on
9Th, Havana, arrived this morning She left Havana
the evening of the 18th. eft
There political Of Importance. The clipper
ship Warhawk from Swallow, landed cargo Of 563 coolies
and AZ died the passage, from suicide and disease.
The yellow fever prevails considerable the en-
vrons of Havana though there have been but few
the city. $500 " NY 5s MI "
Gen. Concha Is down with the fever.
Sugars are less actiye stock hand $1,000 boxes
Exchange New York and the eastern Cities 6 ~ dis
count. On London, q premium. ~ Fftsa l
The Quaker City brought $50 passengers. taya assf
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persons having bills agnnsi either Of the Offices
OF the tirst Comptroller the be CVmmo
Cuoms the First third, Fourth and fih hudprs VI the Treas
the Unied
of the Treasury, and the Light house Bo rd thank
books binding other contingent hereby nod
and requested prompy the Tor Ia du ~
cate prepry receped tour Gays befcre The end Of mon
order That they included discussing
for in which they rcurned orhrrsse
may be delayed the end " the succeeding month
D. -. CoLMisNIL,
July 8-dawf Disturbing Clerk.
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THE undersigned, for several years past onfcinI
Department of sise, respectfully his
the public for the Of csms
Spanish freneh Poropnese and Isian Gent engsErd
nho csims against forisn Oter
requiring faithful and reliable foundations " legl docu
grants laws, will ind.
II fidelity In
phrases, which long
give, Union
obtain ranaons Of o,eirn books literary ern IN
the undersigned, and
upon orders being promptly and satisfactorily ssecutsd
For further particulars apply 10
L. FITZGERALD TAsIsTRo,
$50 street, 10Th and llth sshnsion city, b. C.
June a4--dly
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nlAitlkiED,

Western Presbyterian Church. wednesday evening
10Th Rev. T. ". HAsKrLt Mr. EPHRtIM X.
Miss KATE o., daughter OF ws 7, srsisrr esq OF IN,
General Laad Once all IL this city, .... @ t gte#.
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II ARPER's msgsz,ne for August.
III Devils Pnipii, by Rev. Robert Taylor r.. A.
Rouesesu's Confsssiops hrst period. Translated.
He'en Lircoin tale, by Carrie apron. sl&tfl
Critical - -
The Kingdom which shall sc Destroyed; ny Rev D. o..
" = ~.
,ry n rmNcK TAYLOR
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CIscSSATr July 2l-William Arrison was to-day con-
victed of the third trial. for causing the
death Of Mr. Allison, by the explosion Of Internal machine
years since. Great dissatisfaction expressed
with the verdict. The win be deferred and he will
be put trial for the murder Of Mrs. Allison and applica
ton viii be made for change Of venue.
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applications have been examined or what number reached
for adudcaon IL may be stated that TO The 30th nit the
examination for additional bounty lands had reached to
$4,000. ae/ tr# fe
Original claims army service . 10000
date Of reception, June l5 1852 So.
Original claims naval lb4 900
Date OF reception, June ], 1855
Original claims eams,ers war with Mexico.'., 100000
tDate ofTeception, April 2s, 1881
Agricultural dipf,ion Of The Patent 0Gee7hs culture Of
cotton IN Nereo The United States consul Tampco has
kindly furnished the following interesting information in
relation the varieties culture and manufacture OF cotton
10 Mexico In circular issued BY the Commits
soner OF Patents in February last
The greater production in this country Of this article 10
the Of Vera Cruz and southwark from the capital
Of the State ofthat towards Avaado and westward
towards facotalpsn and It's nelgbborhood.
little ever seventyfve pounds Of seed cotton Yields
when ginned, twenty-five pounds OF cotton wool. The
quality good and the whole is sent up the country for
consumption In the factories Of Jaspa orzaba and Pue-
bla r
From Vera Cruz to Maamoros, notwithstanding the
territory being extensive and admirably adapted for
the growth Of cotton produced beyond little in
the Of Papauta which the Indians cultivate
for their use and spin in the primitive
their did the time OF the conquest via by
Of species Of wooden spindle the point Of which
Is put 10 common wooden bowl and Its gyrstons given
By the fingers
a From The yarn thus spun they manufacture narrow
country,
aIn the neighborhood Of Matamoros cotton Is raised
put limited ana IL also cuiuVheu In
coys One hundred peun Of seed required TO pro-
duce twenty-five pounds OF clean cotton All that 10 pro-
duced in these places Is consumed in the factories Of Sal
lilo,
con the west coast mention may be made OF Santiago
place situated between Topic and Mszatan, where
siderable quantity Is raised which Is disposed Of by the
factories 10 Topic.
aFarthsr south and between The towns Of Antlan and
Colmn and downwards towards the very rich cot
ton country H. be seen and where immense quantities
could he raised were there more hands attend TO i cub
vaton; rs II Is however, sufficient is gathered for the
supply OF the factories Of Colima and some OF u even finds
lis way TO Guadasa the capital Of the State OF Jalisco
From Coms stretch must be made TO the ncighbor-
hood OF Acapulco where Is raised bat by 20 means
IN abundnce but all that IL gathered In that section OF
the country Is sent tho market ut the city Of Mexico
That part Of the country IL called the "Cosa Grsnde
and Is separated from the Costa Chc by the river Pa
pagayo On the latter and In the neghborhood Of Ayuta
cotton u raised but In limited qusntine and sent 10 Pue
ba for sale The cotton the whole OF this only
requires pounds Of seed 70 produce twcnyhvs
pounds Of cotton wool when ginned.
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DffIrrING-PREss sale. cheap Tor essb.A double
cylinder Ho~s prnnr rood running ORDER being
which Washington Union newspaper
printed. APPLY AZ this office.
May i5--dinf
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Dsstrue.iee Fire.

PHLADELrmA, July 2l.-Thc large saving and planning
establishment Of Messr Naylor Co., situated road be.
low Wallace streets destroyed By Ere at O'Clock th,
morning All the floors occupied by different tenants.
The loss estimated at SIC ooo which mostly insured
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BY }. G. nIcGUIRE, Anos,oneer.

QENNARD LILLE, ain hiatoricaI romance. emb n
cling the periods M
by The Hon. jeremiah Clemens, Of Alabama. Price 81
July % FRANGK TAYLOR,
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Suicide Of a Murderer

PIrTsDrRa, July 2l-Hugh Corrgan, committed at Vest
moreand for the murder Of his wife, and who was under
sentence of DEATH committed suicide Saturday night
Greensburg jail II Is supposed that he took oxac acid
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.
IxrrnIon nrrinrMrxr

tsf# INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
Pension Bureau--An abstract Of the business Of the
Pension Bureau for the month of June under the act Of Sd
March, 1855: stt 9.r
Number Of applications for bounty land received 3l0o
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gy J. .. mooUII,E, Aue,,onssr.

ITNREsEBvED SALE OF AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
u ign and domestic dry Tuesday morning. July
commencing al 10 O'Clock, (and containing
d. of) shall sell the OF James L.
White 9Th street and Market space all his stock trade.
continuing aIt5 3 sst4eat 4 ..g@
shlrtings, checks, boys wear, fsnnes
6heeung and shdstng iiRen, uckngs
Huekaaack towels, &c. ss.t.. .
f1 Embroisered hdks collars chemseies, sleeves
and cambric sting
t Linen eambrc jaconets and tareons
Hft great variety and fancy trimmings
Bonnet, dress, and trimming Silks sains
Coiorsd and white Grape shawls woollen DO.
Assorted plain and plaid msrinos and dcaines
ssasa Black and white bereges and tissues
e Black alpaca, Isle thread and cotton gloves
Silk and linen haudkerchefs
Threads, kniting coitons
a3 Mantilas and capes hosiery &C.
Together with other goods enunlerae
The will be resumed afternoon a 4 O'clock
und0r sum- credit of hiry
sixty and ninety days for satisfactorily endotd hearing
terest. .ra JAS, o. MCGUIRE.
July l8--d sss.e #a .s# Auctionerr
by y. G. mcguire, Anctonccr.
DUBLIC SALE OF National Theatre stock.--T seli
six thousand dollars OF National Hall (heate stock
thereof debt for which said
piefGtd w 4e H#HM.
Terms cash. E6.#s.
Sale posivei TO take place at the auction rooms Of
June Its EerE Er4. ,sm. t.Tsg.t. Auciioneer.
0gy-Thc abaye sale further possroaed until Mon
4'o''' Wy 49, ''"' A'' ia Jas s't q MCGUIRE,
July 9--ds 6sa Auctioneer.
n3-The above saIo 8 further postponed Tues
day afternoon, July ", at ihe same hour and place
July led Auetioneer.
~ /.
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examined, or re-examined 10,

~ warrants certificates ssued-,.... 9462
The number of required satisfy these warrants is
!, l65,340, as follows;
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As frequent letters received inquirng to what date
applications have been examined what number reached
for adjudication IL may be stated that The 3oth nit the
examination for additional bounty lands had reached TO
$4,000. a.# FIJI $40
Original claims army service ........ 10000
date Of reception, June is, 1850 a...
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Total number of applications received ....... 2b2lO0
allowed ...,..... l4s,573
warrants or certificates issued. l48,420
To satisfy these will require 1881 $50 acres
as follows viz: # . 'rE1si- ~ saaes.
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.RHOsSery---H Hosiery.


have just received per steamship FRANCOIS Arago and ship
Patterson, complete assortment of ~
English, French md German Hosiery,
Made order by the celebrated MAKERS such George
Brittle and Co., of London Gottleb Hecker Co.. of Ger
many and "Leonnet of Fraucean assortment consisting
in part Of
LADIES' White and Brown Cotton Hose, to 10 inches;
Misses 41Sto
Mems IF. Hose, So to r..
Boys IF. Hose, a: to 81 inches;
Mems and Boys Colorcd Half Hose. all sizes;
Ladies' Merino Cashmere and Lambs Wool Hose;
Children's Merno Hose and Half Hose all Sizes
Mems Coored and White Merino Half Hose
Mems Cashmere and Raw silk Lined Half Hose;
Women's Cldrens Embroidered and Plain Silk Hose;
Ladies' and Gents Ise Thread Hose and Half Hose.
CARTWRIGHT i. WARRENS NERRINo GOODS. uS
Mems Meno Shirts, % to 40 nches-nll grades $50.
Womens Merno Shirts high and low neck and long aud so
sleeves;
Chidten's Merino Skirts;
Coored and White Hose and Half Hose for men, and
children;
| French Cashmere Shirts for Ladies;
| Blue, Mixed and Coored French Hose for servants.
! All of which will be sold Mt very reduced prices.
GIQUEL & JAIMSON,
! dis 2p6t Is Chartres street.
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THE BAGAssE KETTLE TRA1N.--Sugar planters who
may be in the city not do better than call T. Carver
Company No. 70 Gravier street. upon s. H. Gilman No
81 Nahez street, and satisfy themselves Of the merits Of Gil
an patent bagasse kettle invention which
successful operation the plantation Of Mr. E. II.
Skaggs, at Paersonvle or If they spare The time it
would be still worth their while take the Opelousas
for Pattersonve to eete train practical operation and have
merits demonstrated by the paentee in person The great
feature the furnace is Its economy in boiling sugar
bagasse, almost entirely substitute for wood only
and half Of wood being the Manufacture of eight
hogsheads of sugar The crop will be finished day
and all planters with whom economy object should avail
themselves of the opportunity of Judging of Mr. Gmans i'll
yyaptino os
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ltn Orleans 4ailu Cresfellt.
sAHEs o. NIxoNs WiLiiAa =. Ap a4sat
BY NIXON q ADAMS.
e,Pt,rt,r o. ". 10 a Mp sTR u EFT.

s.t 51&5 $4E, e ERMS:
B,e Crescent will be regularly served to the
city at an early hour every nornng
$40 year In advance half yearly and quafiefs o no
came rates. Or 20 week the carriers
atfyerfsserne per insertion, IN al eses
isl; for every subsequent Insertion, 90 cents.
Advertisements On the second page are charged ~
insertion. 5Sjgss = , ,s a, 10,
advertisements published intervals, will be charged p per
square for every inser ons . III 10, ar. u
not Marked Will be published one month"; Of
LONGER and charged accordingly no OF
viii be stopped until all gre PAID a. inc
option Of the proprietors,
ayf,,erI Discount will be made to regular advertisers
m THE DAELY CRESCENT
circulation which rendersit desirable medium aavef
Users FARLEY PArE.it circnlaes largely reaching
auy hundreds ii homes early hour, and being eaa
bsfore the approach Of business hours
for family use may be advantageousy pubshed IN 10
columns, Nj III s# #s8 t3SE# ~ s. Z, y,
THE w ID EKLY c see N
IL published every Monday morning at % year. ~
advance Having an extensive circulation throughout lou
,sana Mississippi Arkansas, Alabama IeSas ana esne'
1t presents afayobe mode TO advertisers OF MASKING
their wares and commodities known Advertisements IN
serted for 81 per square, each thsertion B. -,