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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-27
NUMBER l9.
Mississippi Intelligence.



paragraphs:
We are sorry to hear that the 1evee near Hard
Times landing, in the parish Of Tensas, has given
way for about seventy yards. We learn that no ef-
forts are being made to stop it, but that those inter-
ested rely on the fall in the river to relieve them.
We regret to learn that the small pox, which has
been prevailing for time in Jefferson county, is
gradually spreading, and that it has reached the
neighboring county Of Claiborne. Too much care
cannot be taken to prevent the spread Of this loath
once resort to vaccination as preventive.
Wee extract the following from the vicksburg Times
of Monday last
The plan of merging the vicksburg and jackson
Railroad in the Southern Railroad, was fully and
finally consummated on Friday last. Henceforth
" the twain are one.' We are happy to state that
the work goes bravely on,' and the energy and in
dustry Of the manager give warrant for the compile
ton OF this important road at the earliest possible
day.
Some malicious person attempted to fire on Thurs
day night one Of the small brick buildings oppo-
site the courthouse. Fortunately the fire was dis
covered IN time to prevent much injury. Let the DO
lice increase their vigilance
By gentleman just from Chicot county, Ark, we
learn that the levees there have given way and the
water now covers great deal Of valuable land.
The fall here is extraordinarily rapid, and we opine
from that fact that there will be no serious damage
done for If the river continues declining at its pres
ent rate much longer, it will be barely possible for
The friends Of JEFF. Davis in vicksburg are prepar.
ing for his reception, and intend to give him public
dinner.
The Kosciusko Chronicle Of Friday last, states that
no less than three fires had occurred in that county
within few days. Fires originating in the woods
had also been very destructive of fences, etc.
A case of poisoning has occurred in Koscusko
which rivals in mystery and tragic interest the famous
Burdell case. Mr.. Goff, IS years of age, recently
married a young woman Of 81. He was possessed Of
property, and had neighbors related to him by mar
riage, whom he had accused of robbing him. and who
had in consequence threatened his life. A few days
ago Goff and his wife sickened and died suddenly.
post mortem examination and chemical analysis by
three physicians resulted in the following verdict by
the jury OF inquest: l.- >....- -s
We, the Jury of Inquest upon the bodies of Garlant
and Elizabeth Golf find that they came to their deatl
by being poisoned with arsenic, administered by SOM
person or persons unknown
No arrests of suspected parties had been made, 70
want of evidence.
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A"PERFEcT BEIcK."-An elegant young man put
up at of the best hotels in Savannah few days
ago. writing upon the register, A" Charles WOLF New
Orleans" He had no visible baggage except box
inches by s. carefully wrapped in paper and tied with
string He seemed very anxious about the safety of
this piece of property and gave particular direction
that it should be locked up in freproof, salamander
safe. The box was very heavy, and evidently con-
tanned something valuable, gold in the crude state
perhaps, perhaps diamonds. The young gentleman
made things fly for several days, having apparently
made up his mind that he would "go it strong and
blaspheme the expense, but suddenly he went away,
and from unaccountable cause did mt come ba
When the landlords "anxiety darkened into doubt y
opened the box, and found, nicely wrapped in cot
ton large sized brick, which looked as if it might
stand much higher temperature than the salaman
der safe in which it had been deposited. 1t woEld
probably be prudent for the landlord to retain
sion of the brick until Mr.. Wolf returns and pays
| his BILL
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Louisiana Intelligence.

From the Natchtoches Chronicle of Saturday last
we extract the following
The severe cold weather we have mad within the
last ten days, has been very destructive we under
stand, to the young fruit and to the that had
come up.
On Tuesday last an alteration took place at
Campte between Benjamin Laitte and Ouazine Pre-
vost, when Lattte shot Provost with pistol. Death
Immediately ensued. Latitte is in prison, await
ing his trial at the next term of the court.
The Greensburg Imperial of Saturday says:
We have had some very sudden changes in the
weather lately The signs of the times induced many
Of farmers to commence planting about the frs
of this month. Their corn had sprouted and mad,
its appearance at the surface when winter returned
with its chilling blast and much of it will need
| planting. Those who commenced gardening early
are complaining of great destruction of their vege
| tables by the freeze
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-27

CLEVER OPERATION IN THE GROCERY LlNE.-A
grocery firm of Philadelphia recently purchased large
y in that city, wherever they had credit few days
afterwards their store was closed, and remained so
several days with the following notice tackled upon
the door "Closed, on account of death in the fam.
ily."
As it remained closed, the creditors began to think
that the whole family might have paid the debt of
nature in order to get rid of other liabilities, and
had the store opened, which was found to contain
nothing but an old stove and few other worthless
articles The creditors were the chief mourners upon
this sad occasion.
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MOVEMENTS OF TRooPs ON THE PLA1Ns-Troops
are to cross the plains this spring for the protection
of the overland emgrants bound for California and
Oregon. Orders have been issued for the 4th In
fantry, now stationed in Oregon to move across the
country, constructing the road for which appropria.
tions have been made. The companies of the 9th In
fantry, now at Forts Kearney and Leavenworth, are
to follow up the Platte Valley, in the old Oregon
trail, and go through the mountains at South Pass
The companies stationed in Kansas are to embark al
Fort Leavenworth and ascend the Missouri in boats
to Fort Benton, there to remain until relieved by the
4th Infantry, time in the summer when they tor
will move across over the route passed over by then
on their march from Oregon
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THE SUPREME BENCH-The names and times o
appointment of the present Judges are as follows:

MORE BURGLARY.-Rascaty is looking up most
bravely in our midst just about now An attempt was
made last night the iron safe in the State Trea-
surer's office. The lock was smashed and broken in
manner to demonstrate the energy with which the
burglar went about his work. The safe contained
nothing but vouchers and papers, and as it cannot
to the lock, they may be considered as entirely be-
yond the reach of thieves. The villain who made
this attempt was, independent of his house breaking
propensities, fool; and being such, of course
menced operations on the strong-box which did not
contain the money. We recommend him to try it
again. [Baton Rouge Advocate, Oath.
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FoREBoDING LETTER-At the recent murder
trial at Auburn, Me-. mention was made of letter
written by the murdered Mrs Knight, and deposited
with friend, to be opened by a married daughter
after the death of the mother The letter is published
verbatim in the Portland Advertiser and written
just hrtyeght days before the death of Mrs Knight
She says in it " believe my husband wants to kill
me- He has given me poison since was sick ETC.,
and speaks of his coming into her chamber at mid
night when she rose and struck light, and in the
morning found that he had brought his razor into the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-27

PRACTICAL AMALGAMATIoN.--Beauti of Negro
Citizenship Illustrated. - The New York Mirror
states that Jack Singerland, pure blooded African,
sort ofprotege of Hon. John T. Slingerand of Beth
lehem, N y who, though black as the ace of spades
is freeholder and well to do, has recently eloped
with the white daughter of neighbor, and been
united to the fair lass in bonds matrimonial Jack is
%, the young ladyl7 All that is necessary to recon
ce this affair with perfect proprety is that the young
lady should be the daughter of an Abotionist.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-27

Majority for Railroad... .i9l
None but owners of land were entitled to vote, says
our cotemporary, according to the Act of 1852. The
result shows that decided railroad spirit is abroad
in the parish, and that people have caught the
infection Of enterprise that is being developed all
around US. Three times three for the Baton Rouge
and New Orleans Railroad!
We echo the cheers of the Advocate with right
hearty good will.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-27

PRINTERS IN PENNsYLvASIA.-Gen. Packer, the
Democratic nominee for Governor of Pennsylvania,
is printer by trade. The two U. S. Senators and
Chief Justice of Pennsylvania were also formerly
printers. Mr.. Strickland, the Democratic candidate
for Canal Commissioner in Pennsylvania is also a
printer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-27

HoMIcrDE.-We learn from the Rusk (Texas) En-.
quirer of the 18th that man named Ranwater shot
man named Findley dead near that place a few
days previous for having boasted Of criminal intimacy
with the wife of the former. He was held to bail in
the sum of $500 for trial.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-27

THE SOLAR Observation-Disclosures with solar
telegraph (says an cXchange) have been made, with
complete success, in Paris in the presence of lie Yer
rer Sturve and Others. The rays of the are pro.
jeced from and upon mirrors the duration of the ray
makes the alphabet, after the system of Morse. It is
proposed to apply it to the use of the French army
in Algeria, where the ordinary telegraph cannot be
worked. The posts can be established at 90 leagues.
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ADVANTAGES OF BEING DRUHK.-On the night of
the lSth dwelling in Philadelphia destroyed by
fire. man named Kelly was burned to death. An
other named Burns, and his wife, threw their two
children from second story window and then eaped
after them all escaped unhurt. The account states
that all the inmates Of the building were drunk but
we presume the children were not.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-27

NICARAGUA MEETING.-The Clinton Democrat calls
meeting of the friends Of Nicaragua to assemble in
the town on the first Saturday in April Push on the
glorious cause
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THE LAKE.
~ LAKE SHORE r X Il
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

e-.a. - --r--==<==zz.- THE GREAT Ma
h5 tt.s t.s .5s TI0TA y kpTTE TO THE
OHIO RAILROAD-Which forms the grand central link in
chain of between the Mississippi and the At
WHEELING, BENwooD and PARKERsBURG, ON THE
wAsiiiSGToN CITY and BALTIMORE ON THE EAST.
At which places it uhites with RAILROADS and STEAM:
BOATS etc. for all points, East and West is the ONLY
ROUTE by which THK0GH TICKETS TO WASHINGTON
be procured, which point well BALTIMORE it
bic 1t is the only by whcpurchasers of Through
Tickets New York enabled reach the cities of Baltimore
only thus enabling business and travellers for pleasure
information visit four of the principal cities in the Union for
less than can be afforded by any other route,
TO from New Orleans, Nicksburg Nachez,
Memphis and The South generally travelling by the boats
upon the Mississippi river CHOICE OF ROUTES The East
by the Baltimore and Ohio Road and connections is offered
FiRST-They leave the boats at CAIRO. at the mouth
Of the Ohio and thence by the Illinois Central Railroad
SANDOVL, QlS niles PANA QT2 miles and thence by
Ohio and Mississippi Terre Haule and Alton Railroad,
easwary By this the traveller passes through Terre
lIaute, Indianapolis Dayton and Xenia to Columbus o.
SECOSD-The SOuh western river traveller continue
then take the CARS FOR THE EAST, via, the Iitle Miami
and Central Ohio Railroad which takes him directly BEL
AIR four miles below Wheeling, where he takes the cars on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. ...
~ Travellers are requested to notice that while this Is the
only aoding Through Tickets all the Eastern cities
the charged by other 10 New York only it
is alo the shortest speedy and direct all the leading
points in the East The distance from Columbus Baltimore is
only b miles, being about 100 miles shorter to New York than
by other There less changes of this route,
and conseque nly less detention than by any other.
E by the Express Train of this route the time from AFRO
to toBALTIMORE or WASHINGTON is but FORTYTHREE
Hs- Be particular and ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTI-
MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
B Through Tickets allowing the holders to stop at any
purchased W. f. REDDlNG the office Illinois Cen
j. REMEDY METTEE,
- - Agent D. 4 .. R. R., New Orleans.
JOHN NJ. SHARP, General Agent. me- Pm
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n- UNITED STATES TRI- Ya.a
sI4elki g WEEKLY MAI LINE slAsLhkitcs1 slsAsLhkit =

H UNITED STATES TRI- r-.
sTll1rt g WEEKLY MAIL LIME EAAshht, Ss
fssEassss@@sssz 10 EICKSBURG. fs|@R-=-sE15
ON TU ESDAY, alton THURSDAY, ION SATURDAY, at
5P M, - at 5 p NJ. p. NJ
The magnificent U The magnificent The magnificent q.
packet II. packet States mail packet
Princess, Captain &c p Natchez. Captain
Wilson, will Capt. CanoH,lT. T. LeatherS, will
Donadsonvle wl Don. leave for Donaldson
Plaquemine Baton Jacksonville Plaque Vile Paquenne, Ba
Rouge Port Hudson mime Baton Rouge ton Rouge Port ud
Bayou Red Port Hudson Bayou Bayou Sara Red
Landing. Sara Red River River Landing Fort
Adams NAtchez. Landing Fort Adj Adams, Natchez Wa
Waterproof Rodney am Natchez, Wa teprOOT Rodney St.
ST. Joseph iiraud lterproof Rodney Joseph Grand Gulf
Gulf andlSt Josepa Grand andVicks
Vicksburg e Gulf Warrenton, burg every SATUR
TUESDAY, at 2. Vicksburg, Mli- DAY. at 5 P NJ
NJ. ikens Bend and Lake.
Providence, S 4 k
Island Reach and
lSkipwith's Landing
Ievery Thursday
lat 8 P. H.
The above mentioned splendid passenger packets will leave
their regular days without n the hour appointed. All
business entrusted their will be promptly and faithfully
attended Freight taken for Yazoo coqsg gned to W. ~
SHAW the of the boats Vckburg who will forward
it without delay, and without any extra charge.
These boats will not be responsible for letter or package
containing ewery other vdluables unless regular
bills of ang taken specifying the and value and
the freight paid vauabes deposited with the clerk
by the passengers contained in their baggage.
For freight passage apply on board
CARROIII, PRITCHARn CO..
Union Row. 53 Garonielet st.
MO tt T. 3. SMITH, No. Tctoupitou las st.
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FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 27, 1857.
Nem 0rlears 1ailp Grestent.
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 81, 1857.
The Railroad Vote.

We are indebted to Sheriff Babin for the annexed
vote on the Railroad tax, says the Baton Rouge Ad-
vocate of the oath:
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FOR CAIRO HICKMAN AND NEW MADRID.
NIEMpETS NEW

FOR CAIRO HICKMAN AND NEW MADRID.
60 dkfs1k1 ta5kEf hISE siI e; % S d a. q
re Bo s hs ns @
and are the steamers
John simonds, Capt ": wray,
H.R: IL. HiiH, Capt Thos. i. Newell.
Hs5ifSt bsS Tisai,, aisi il 5sS5 r T. A,aes.
Their prompt attention will be given to all business
ee M d G s WITH hs q Nah ii Fs For
St Louis with ali the Railroads for the Eastern and
Western cities EO, IN her y P@fns m app a povar0s street
n plan of the cabins of the above he
and state rooms engaged on anplieaon to the agents NIL
SH f5E sANst ta,5sns Asp Ir.t, l. %
~ a large assortment of Choice GROCERIES, WINES
f5k s the 5 Ii <Sy and and 59ss
Liquors snperfne CoRbiAL variety q Fancy STi
'f St to
DR. WOOD, WIG HAS HAD FIVE YEARS
tie S9e wl attend s prnsp& o oes pracc lie hk
his method Of tG pGhs n ha he treat" n VIII uTgeT %
Kidneys Bladder Chronic Dirhe in word all chronic com
p pr Women a and Of females: Prcapsls ute
tlsur AIns Anuios[ho rs and that class Of diseases
Al wto stl,iH ~%" do %r'I 10 & give EN- me call before
obigste m, self 10 cure i'rs Riennutism
p9qs ths hms or nHys u & srSs @ f." my services & M ny
of discoveries Il Matera Meic and it
In consequence the many habas advertisements in the
With great gSs ny E r1e 70 te Ss
DELFT street between Poydri,s and IIev in streets
Office upstairs Hours from 4 n 'P9ri 9;,I'; NJ Noon
--> SOUTHERN MUSICAL EMPORIUM
III y fNnin Depot 80 Camp streeBrauch Sc Chartres ST
L. GABICI, Proprietor.
The stock these comprscsa full and complete
ms 49,, AJAX Hy4 THI a ATERrcAN V1 PUBLICATIONS.
sTEINwAy 4 SONS cELEbR >rEp = 1Sos. ",,, ,,
pom1tn 's "rtss .fiSSS1 he best the Uni
f" 5 snd pF; @ syS Ss Nof % %
MUM colo NED AIS for the superiority of their r'nos
B. FrsouErs PiAS@s 'S o fsi1 M s'' at prices
to suit the convenience and meaps o' all classes of
MA$9Ss and HAMEt1N's cg1EnRATEn ME5onEoNs fII
of all kinds and Musical Merchandise Of every
5-Misic Bound. Pianos Tuned and Repaired.
ai TS" @ p 6 mG y , @ Stee:% s either store or addressed "
"ita @s-TEkMs II! EFIIRI IbEnGf "I;s"''' TO-
| NHINESEl SUGAR CANE -PURE UNMlXED
- fresh just received and for sale in lots to suit
each o us sIha S plant Acre 81 per-
sNGSs, pS Ai:s 81 80 f1sp T " pTkX PskX wit" " 'SS'0" '0
! ms lmEW l3 Cnrondcle; st.. New Orleans
| DORiAisLl S'Na1Au NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
visiting New orloIs requested to call at the s"bScri
! ber's Store and operation Il
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE
expressly for Plantation which for running Cotton
Gins, Corn Mills pumping wnter cannot be eXceiiet
The first of these Engines is less than hat OF the mules
that would be required do the amount OF work. and
simple any negro of ordinary capacity be
| taught iu n week.
Several work in different manufactures in this city md
are giving entire satisfaction. ~
| d. C. LOWBER, Agent,
d5 lawSfnW 95 Magazine street.
TTNALL0VV-2O whole and 10 half bhlS: for sale by
| l. ALFRED kEARNY,
! fe2+ II Magazine street.
! MOLAssi1s B.AttRELSa5@C9t 900 10; ,, sale by
| 1fl ALFRED kEARNY,
: fel2 - Magazine street.
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go. - ----zzz=,z.z..r,NENv ORLEANS, JACk-
&ias EH5 son AND GREAT NORTHERN

EEE - ABROAD.
A PASSENGER TRAIN leaves New Orleans, daily, at
o'clock A. ;arrlves Summit Miss hundred and eight
rle from New Orleans 3 o'clock A. NJ Returning leaves
Summit day at O'Clock, P NJ, and reaches New Or
leans go o'clock, p. N.
FAREThree mile. each Children under five
Of free Children between five and twelve years Of
age and colorei persons, half price.
SEASON TICKETS may be obtained at the office of the
Company Carondelet Also family tickets,
woe halves in packages of reduced price
Coored permitted to ride in hetrans without
written expressly authorizing them do and naming
the stations from which they may AS the pass will
retained the Conductor and will be good for trip in
direction only those making trip both ways will have to be
provided with
A FREIGHT TRAIN leaves New Orleans for Summit and
Intermediate stations S o'ck A. NJ every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday. and leaves Summit for New Orleans and in
temedate stations every Monday Wednesday and Friday
morning at 4D o'clock a. NJ This train Fridays and
Saturdays Flag Stations midway between regular ations
receive and deliver freight but other days
p No freight will be received the New Orleans depot
after 5 clock 7. NJ.
Il. P. GUYARD Slp't Transportation.
line of four horse mail from Summit to
and from jackson Summit every day
with the trains So
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FRENCH, SPANISH AND ENGLIsn-

Is d o r f G. U L L EFT
upwards Of twenty Professor of Ancient Mo-
dern Languages in several Colleges in the United States and
for three French teacher in the High Schools
Fourth District has tuken No li Charles
street Mr. Vicors store where he intends classes
in the above languages.
There will he Morning and Evening CLASSES to suit the
occupations gentlemen of different professions.
TERMS-For three lessons a week, Al class, Sll month";
for private lessons single Scholar according the number
Of lessons required by the applicant
nThe TO be paid in advance St Charles
street., 20 lE NiGnr's stnrr. fe21 :m
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N01ISHIES, GisIGtfS 81 co., 10 ICHOUPITOU
las have mud for sale
5000 boxes Shil1ito's It Wiednel' IS Star Candles
5nV Hollands Sperm Candles
1000 barrels Superine 81. Louis Flour;
500 Extra
l5UO quarter boxes Churchis Goldfish;
800 boxes Western Reserve Cheese;
100 pack Butter
800 barrels and halves Davis Mess Beef
200 titrces New Sugar tIured Hams;
100 buSe. Lougwortl's Spal king Cntawha Wines;
800 barrels Dean Oliver & Wiltshire's Whisky;
5UD Raw WhiSky
200 choice Leaf Lard
l5OO kegs :. :.
200 hhds Bacon Rib Sides:
lu boxes rrelktast Bacon, Tongues, etc;
50 packages Davis Dried Beef;
IS barrels IOul rs DryW Wnp n
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TERMS.

rb, vIRGiNIAS Is published daii a oudtr weekly 1T
- per annnm. in advance, " paper NJ p@ discontinue -,
eepi at option OF tan PrapEetors aata afe"ae'' sum
ave heen paid ..,, ,r. =,
Ia % or ss fo iae Insertion and q cts Tor taeh con
,i,Is. ordered inner weekly, and thcn otis
y, IN Ie Tor each insertion. II the hnmbero
he not marked on MS it will be published III OF
srred out and charged accordingly
IiIfs EARLY RATES Al'Lf a..
For square, daiy ,o
For one semiwcekly y......-.... IN
Fort tvo do ''''' y
~ Advertisements for both papers sh1ee 10 SPe
u contract -, - t...,olat.
gy- AmHt advertisers will be limited TO their immeaaie
bus ness charged at transient rates
~ All new advertisements appear IN the daily anu "
weekly papers. 1900, ,,ar..i
- obituary which exceed eight lines are charged
,bly f1r
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BALTIMORE.
nm ,.,,.,., urp,c.,or.i.E, Loeb Tn,

I'm.
- ~
nrulty Instituted y ~ -. - - ~ ~
as sfrft iaitthrtf, near the lati Pto'', -, ~ ,,n,d
IL OK NJ ftE kht2 l"ti ~ nm rn q
Physician If the Alorhlhlt n' lo3 '''} -, "V w.
suited In all "t private rainIs "t "is' ,a..d
No Nouey required ~ ~ = "'' - nv - -, 4, :,
Anacucal rfpcrrheeoi over - -, La,. II snGIy
pWtant "a cure IA the ahafl''' iesai'' IN - -
'aeee". mi, ,,,.,u,,,,
:, -, A. - ,nsrtua AT aud peudy cure of a
asas I Serta nls,aa.a was established IN THIS city m
- - ,,.,, on,s rry ,y,r % vtafs ago
''e' ' IN, xyiuh lion
Hi t,,,i, MD render pnlr uotiee unnecessary we're
= ti t,r t, nan, annie ants here Tor Treatment who have
been al tftr money matteaicd by Re tharlaans who
lonf m arfi, ia the public prni-, mud with whom our city
sa,.rsto,ked
S'N''s''' nv n,,.,,,, H., az, our a.unri,
,an uul avoid LUXURY, pccuubfN luHs ana dW'ppnhtnoht
Nd pr NJ maxi, no alntiug puiossuua prun4os no moe
iban he Win bonornhlv perform
se,audnr, and chronic sns"-.
4.n,t,r4a Throat, llcVthtiah ~ thu
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nNxsED GrNs!Eks.-i small supply Of yer,
y ME dried Canton Ginger il stlr by
nuIUf IpfIN II. SIAN Druggist
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4 ,gsg, uEsES's Dining, Rocking and Arm
u Ch#s aarRe supply just received. for sale low, by
u1v aTts A. WINSTON.