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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-02
4 Flrst-Lkate suercstinr.
We ind the subioined excellent suggestion in
Shreveport Gazette Of The 28th ultimo.

We find the subioined excellent suggestion in the
Shreveport Gazette. of the 28th ultimo.
A CoTToN Factory would call the attention
81 capitalists to the fact that we have no factory in
shreveport 1hs Is the best market in the South for
the sale OIL heavy Gotten goods, including d0mestcs
negro clothing, etc. Inferior cotton can be bought
cheaper in this place than ia the older States The
planters prefer selling theircoton here and laying in
their supplies they can dc better for themselves than
commission merchants are willing to do for them.
Cotton yafhs are sold in vast quantities to tie Texas
people Every old planter enquiries for aspun truct'
These yarns are manufactured in Georgia and Ala.
baa, where the lower grades OF cotton sell at higher
price than with US. The expenses OF transportation,
re-shipplng commissions and the per centutl on the
capital invested would be deducted ii factory was
established IN Shreveport. Every pound Of yarn and
every yard OF cloth could be sold to the planters who
trade 70 this market nom the distant counties OF
Texas.
4 dome market would he created which would com.
pete with the cotton buyers and in that way eqaalize
the price of the raw material.
When boats are lest In upper Red river. the cotton
is damaged hy the water It is thrown upon the mar
ket, and often sells for so per cent less than its
valne, u we had factory this cotton would be
honght readily, and worked mp Immediately, The
planter and the manufacturer would both be bene-
lifted blythe arrangement
We have no doubt thata number Of cotton iacto.
res would DO an excellent business Id Shreveport il
properly conducted a large number might he pro.
dtabg conducted ia New Orleans. giving easy en-.
ployment 70 hundreds Of girls boys, men and women,
who are now deprived Of a remuneratige market for
their labor an the advantages for cotton nanuiac-
turing are on the side Of the South and the wonder
is that 50 little has been done in that line although
aninpoftant commencement has been made in sew
eral OF thesates. We can spin and weave cotton at
q twenty per cent less cost than It can be done In
England orthe Yankee States. ii We 8iI only go to
work the right way, Then, let as improve our nat
ural gts, and become as rich in fabrication as We
now are n the production Of the raw material which
furnishes clothing for the world
lHs EIRsIaIARs A FAr1uRE.-T There is universal
disappointment expressed in Ehaekeray's Virgin.
lans i is The dollest Of prosy twaddle, aud the
sale gone down in England to 50 low an ebb as
not likely e pay iQF printing.
Enis Vigtfanee Committee IL worse to some ~ cur
Macbeth EDeita,
1as ail,5FalFn daggsrH q Ieeteth frightened
himself not bis neigh5ors.
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Southern Paell ] ltaslEsas.


Ihe Marshall Harrison Co.. Texas) Flag, Of the
18th nit, commenting upoa soma remarks which had
previously appeared il the Crescent concerning the
sala, under deed Of trust Of die rights, property
aad iTanehi4es. o. the Southern Pacific Railroad ia
which the hope was expressed that the new Texas
proprietor would at least take care Of the bona e
stockholders of New Orleans, says
Me trust and believe that provisions vim be made
9Y the neW Company for tile relief Of those mentioned
hy our city eotempofafy,
Aud, further along
We have bat one remark to offer in reference tothe
last sentence copied from the Crescent The oondil
sl9 II e@ 9Ileaas stockholders could not posi-.
1hy he Wotsed by The sale, for il paipabg plain
they never would have been prniited one cent for
then Investments had the sale not taken place.
We really trust the New Orleans stockholders win
he protected. Their claims are peculiarly iorcble
and Just aud equitable Tor, without their subscrin
items, mode and aaid in honest aud patriotic faith
she charter 81 The read would have been unuestioa
tonably Forfeited and The progress Of mighty en-
terpgise, ia which The whole South feels an absorbing
interest would have been retarded many years. not
less forever
Ne arg inclined % The opinion that the Neg Cpf
leans, ana ia other actual stockholders t not sa
~ tie sae spoken of for the very soafi and sabstan
tal reason shat they have more is expect nom the
Justice o. NE Texas propretors than they could pos
aiblE hops Coz from Wail street stoekjobbing saiu
ers who by theig pluaaeFng practices have brought
diseFedit aua disaster upon The ightest enterprise
Of modern times,
However, we shall await the issue with due de-
gree patience, aud III the meantime, win indulge
II she hepe that inslica be melted ont to honest
mon That Hascals wi ge heir reward. aud that die
efeat work WiIl yet succeed despite the Obstacles
tlAt eARlEoG it.
sss-ss-
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Rpetfsag Eecls,'stons 10 she LaEe.

Lake at baePas in heevenug for tie except sun
day at $40, which great Improvements wing those who
cannei leave the city before r. a. pleasant stroll on
the Wharf, bath iii HE Lake or sail on the Lake Or
good Supper at Benon Hotel nthe Of the evening.
Parties Wishing 10 st later always get an extra train
very cheap applied FORM times but the present
allows families 70 get home little past O. and e facts can
not be too well known Is there are many who would like Ia
take an EVENING EXCURSION. iy2 2p9t
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sotsthel,l. Enterprise .aI.eaeE!
EMERY
PATENT CORN HusKING MACHINE,
Now o. ExhibiIion Al n. 50 oAMP srRRET.

Now on Exhibition at No. 80 CAMP STREET
This machine for simplicity, utility and durability surpsssas
anything ot that purpose brought public
worked by freddie with the foot fed with hands thus
huEkng from 500 to 600 bushels per day against fash
oned way by hand of which 40 bushels large das work
Another advantage besides the saving time huskng
Is that this machine prepares the hsk In perfect
for Mattresses which worth from $50 500 per un III
they fan from the machine
Planters and the public generally invited ra and test
the merits of these machines.
a. CAMPBELL 80 Camp ST.,
Az 2pf Owner O. the Patet the T1ntted Sta{aa
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SWAN 4 co. CONTINUE I'D TRA E As USUAL, WITH
OUT INTERRUPTION.
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Great Reduction he Tie T1,ioe
WHITE GOODS

w 11A1l3 GOODS.
The undersigned have in store about 5000 pieces WHITE
GOODS which, for the purpose Of closing out Immediately
viii DO offered at
Fifty Per Cent. Less than Former Prices
They are composed Or
PLAIN cAMBRICs and JAGoNETs.
NAINsooKs and INDIA NULLs.
SWISS and INDIA MUsL1Ns.
WHITE and COLoRED TARLATAN.
BISHOPS LAWN and BOOK Mus1fNs.
PLAID and STRIPED oAsfBRIcs.
NAINsooKs
MUsLINs
SATIN SPOTS and BRTLLIANTINEs.
CORDED IDENTITY and INDIA rwILLs.
FINE AMERICAN and BRITISH LONG CLOTH.
JACQUARD CURTAIN MUsLrNs
FURNITURE DIMITY
D1AftrY and TOILETTE, Bed and Crib QUILTS.
DAMAsK TABLE CLOTHS and NAPKINS
Ladies going spend the summer out of town. as well as
permanent resident families win end great inducements in
The above very desirable staple articles.
P. Il D. REILLY & CO.,
I28 Canal street,
jefs 2p6t Between Royal and Bourbon streets
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M aH ss4srf R0ggE Il q said that
nis haa informed ear Government
en g Aalafd " Co. bage net acted
sAge e sataqfite d tha French Government in
aaa tFasA8 soaeg and aiIalts in Central
slea taAazed Tint The monica Of tha fiji.
shenas 81 Na4eleon 81 making contract for
yes deaga e lle BaI6 q Belly, Maillard
sseae g enliai he EmpeEagis favor and 10
SOFA tha gsanad Waateget secret
aasa Eeen bad u pagls lhe French
nat se insna 81 Is risk q rantnre
sassg ape n ths aeaA customers for lis
IA atisF in Which i has 10 little
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~ Half ss.....,.... 20
10 Quarter. ...-....... 10
10 Eigtts ss ...s...s. 10

UhUkNINU IINhhIa WH -UEHIIFILAThbl
Enclose the money addessfor the Tickets ordered
receipt 81 which they win be forwarded by astmail
Purchasers can HAYS tickets ending any hgure hey mar
designate
Thsiist Of drawn Numbers ana Pres viii bsesas % pHr
chssera Immediately efter the drawing
Purchase VIII please write their signRtures plain and
give their Post Office. County and State.
ea~Remembar that eFerS Prize ID drawn and payable Ii
fs without deduction.
All communication strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets Certificates either 10 Esmue
Swan Co., Augusta, Ga, ofto
sAMtL SWAN 4 Co, Box So s, Post-0fioe,
ss7s 9nkyv Na,y 0r1sfaA II.
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Ean. Snle.

On account oour intention remove to No 108 Canal street
we offer for sale the xtu Store "a Common street consist
ing Of SHELVES, GAS FIXTURES, DRAWERS. COUNT
EBs, etc They will be sold low Apply to
READ, HEDGES g DREW,
ly2 2plm Druggists, "a Common street
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ETesIG Ts0peg.s wan Esa17e1.!

Agood selection 81 Fine. Medium low Priced Papers,
iu received "a good assortment Of BTSET HARDWARE
ara PHoLsTE Frs, Trimmings CAAPHEEE, SPIRIT
GAS OR BURNING FLUID. PAINTS. OILS, BRUSHES,
etc etc. 81 Lowest Cash PRICES by
HEATH & MILLER, rs Camp st.,
Agents gor W. Tiden 4 NeDhew's
.r12s 2n1v aelahratai. ilnnnl .VaznIst,
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school psacattons.
Gl.eat EaedNctioa u Lie
BRITISH HOSIERY


And
y DmR "a Az - rvma.
For the purpose Of clearing out the Stock the undersigned
will cfier the following Goods at
FIFTY PER CENT. LESS THAN FORMER PRICES.
500 dozen Fine and superane WHITE COTTON HOSE.
$50 BROWN in.
Guiding large and extra large sizes.
50 d0a. Fine Made DRABa and SLATE MoRAvIAN HOSE,
for Travelling.
100 doa. superhne WHITE and BROWN THREAD HOSE.
100 dos. TRANSPARENT Isle THREAD and GAuzE
MERINo UNDER VESTS, for Ladies, Gents and
Children.
ALSO
COTTON and THREAD SOCKS for Gentlemen and CHI.
dren, and
is dozen IRISH LINEN DRAWERS, for Gentlemen.
P. 8 E. REILLY & CO.,
126 Canal street,
ie2s 2p6t Between Royal and Bourbon streets
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SeILtlan ~. "a GoaE

Ladies who have not yet supplied themselves with pretty
SUMNER bonnet will find to their advantage call
MRS. NORToN's,
On PoydTas street.
where they obtain very desirable ous ct COST PRICE
je2s 2ptf
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Carpet HKsn,.eI,elnsae.

No. 10 CHARITIES STREET.
We OFFER az the lowest market prices MATTIN50o roIls
White Checked and Fancy. FLOOR OIL CL0TIJ-0f all
widths styles and qualities. GARPETIEGA large assort.
ment Ct al kinds received direct from English American
manufactured Table Govern, Crumb Cloths Rugs ndo{q
Shades Hair Got Mats etc. for cash approved paper
je2S 2p6t A. BR0USSEAU 81 co.
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=, !, III, -, NEW ORLEANS August H. 1867.
Dear srThe tweptgfour inch Mil which purchased FROM
yo1 for me- n plenatiop has been attached 10
me engine and put in operation as8eek. ana
much pleased with every respect both 10 s
plieity durablitg and quantity ii grinds timed the mill
when several times and found my surprise that
the mill was grinding one busel minute therefore expect
the mill 70 grind regularly thirty bushels pei hcur Nth eass
Sugar PiantersI wehld especially recommend yo1r Nils
believing them g be any ever manufactured
Yours respectfully,
an14 2ptf JOHN 81 Hcg0eFA IN rnetna.,
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SoeFtItes.tt F'ltt'1att1ea.e EV1afcroOeses

RsWtFtIteE.aE N.G&k'aatE1e9Se EE7'eE3sGas8DA9aa
WILLIAM ii. STEWART,
AZ Mes. III and l7a Canal stneet, Nete Orleans.
Has iastreceived the nanaaptory beantfuls.ook
splendid MAHOGANY ARMoIRs and BEDsTRADs. IN "a
dttion to his hitherto large stock Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
omprising EVERYTHING in his line Of business Parties
wishing anything e viii u il to their advantage to
give him call before purchasing elsewhere
WILLIAM II. STEWART.
yes9 &pRtSltM Ill and lfS Canal street,
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PLEAsANTRY IN WASHINGTON has been
said here and much more abroad, 81 Che awlessess,
violence and outrages iii New Orleans, and all the
evil IN that way has been BY partisan presses, at.
2tribated TO The American party. Without stopping
to reute caumnies which every resident of this city
knows to be such, we simply refer our readers to the
present and past municipal condition Of Washington
City That city is, and has been for two years past,
under the complete control OF the Democratic party,
they having possession of nearly quite every mu.
nicipqI Office, andye the papers, which are all Demo
cratic, with two exceptions, TEEN with accounts Of
outrage and bloodshed and elamor for police reform
VIII the Union or the Star Or the States, deny this
The latest specimen Of law and order there is fur
nished by the latter paper thus
On Saturday night last, a young man named Eau
eett WIS married on Maryland avenue and while the
occasion WAS being celebrated by few gathering
friends, some ten or twelve gentlemen came m thitis
vited, and with characteristic payfuness struck the
groom over the head with slung shot and, blowing
cut the lights, proceeded to make merry after their
own fashion, by breaking the furniture and Brighten.
ing the ladies present. After remaining as long as
they chose they retired outside where they remained
t about clock 4. NJ, throwing occasional stones
and bnckbuts at the house. Tits said that the groom
knows the captain Gl of this pleasant party. but
having due regard for his lite in his new domestic
relation refuses to inform on him.
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Ths eaersi movement ssesa4s Nefe moderate.
aoass eohtnue aspa1 aaiiY wita many passaus
gers Aaioue shs departures yesterday Nas tile
sgsbnEg ana tli9agh tsonsaiis 81 felix's have gone
theFs aFe isN uisfs thaasauds remaining. our
Streets, II HE aEly nats ~ ths aay present uEipsua
activity TIE Woadef ~ hoH 10 many people do
Sagrsgate ID this good city III ours The health of
tie city eeQtnues IN the highest repnse. Il quaran
tine regulations win keep our city free of sickness,
We shall never he troubled with an epidemic, Our
sanitary laws are rigidly enforced 1t would Ne no
use 10 base them il they are not enforced al the
same time, they bearratheg hard and vexatious on
commerce and business. 1t is not supposed that vel.
low fever can be introduced through hogshead of
molassess or q box Of sugar from Cuba, through a
mail bag, on the yonito be concealed in bag of
Mexican dollars from Vera Cruz. We trust our
health officers and quarantine attaches will be rs
ienient as possible We have not forgotten the case
Of a vessel from Bostoa being detained Ten days be-
cause the cook happened to have something of tile
govt in bis big toe and could net attend to his duties
in the caboose.
There were very few arrivals Of steamboats, yester
day.
The Northern newspaper mail failed yesterday
The schedule for the transportation Of the North
eFn mail via the jackson Railroad went into opera
tion last evening, Of viii this morning as the mail
goes BY the cars 1T halEpast O'clock way.bag
accompanies the train so, it there is anything i'm
portant to be dispatched this morning, it will go, if
in time
CoFFEE. We have received from Messra. #. T.
Lonsdale, Son 4 Co, copy Of their annual state
ment Of the great coffee trade of our city. It EN-,
braces statistics Of high interest.
nni.z r.
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s AuaigSssrEa JusFg0E n swEnHN-
nisshi editor d tha FeeasfasalaaRets news.
ailsaa - Stockholm haa been condemned
fle Sq. fer Haeiag G#lsaly and with evil
qas aaaas aasmoisalia Aeadelssean af ils
sae AE q G ugga was condemned
imprisonment 6ed ta iateFdistian af
sgaa aaSssFaaen tha defense Of an nns
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phaoIxoray's opfnIon Of Americans,


il the last instalment OF the Yirginians, as pub
lished ia the July number Of Harpers Magazine, oc-
ours the following
There lived, during The last century, certain
French duke and marquis who distinguished himself
in Europe, and America likewise and has obliged
posterity by leaving behind him choice volume of
memoirs which the gentle readeris specially warned
not to consult. Having performed the part of Don
Juan in his own country ia ours, and in otherparts
Of Europe, he has kindly noted down the names of
many eonrtbeauties who fell victims TO his powers
OF fascination; and very pleasant reading no doubt
II must be for the grandson and descendants of the
fashionable persons among whom our brilliant noble
man moved TO find the names of their ancestresses
adorning II lie Dues sprightly pages, and their fra
ties recorded by the candid writer who caused them
In the course Of the peregrnations OF this MOBILES
man, he visited North Carolina where, according to
bis custom in Europe, lie proceeded straightwag to
fall in love. And curious it is TO contrast the elegant
refinement of European society," where, according to
Monsiegneur, he had but to lay siege to a woman in
order to yanquish her, W.sh the simple lives and
habits Of thecoonial folks, among whom this Faro.
pean enslaver Of hearts did not, il appears, make
single conquest. Had he done SO, he would as GER
tanly have narrated bis victories In Pennsy and
New England, as he described his success in this and
his own country. Travellers in America have cried
cut quite loudly enough against the rudentss and bar
barism of transatlantic manners; let the present
writer give the humble testimony of Ills experience
that the conversation Of American gentlemen il gem
ally modest, and, To the best Of his belief the lives
Of the women pure.d
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Lea y Esepftns'
M0RCEs TERBHfRE sal OR.

The attention Hotel Keepers ropretora Eating Heuaes
Caterers fer Climbs Messr end Private Families Il
mended e trial Of Lea Fsrrns Famous Worcesi0shifs
Sauce This eandnant BY has attained the high
eft rank pleasant paatahe and wholesome Sauce app
cable e soup hsh, hot and cold meats, game Is
tsnsively nsed IN aiquarers Of the globe.
The numerous iitatio1si on both sides Of tie Atlantic
spea loudly Of It's ners end the fact received the only
Medal awarded to foreign Sauce the New York Exhibition
aests the estimaon IN which It by those saectsd with
special to their ability Judge Of The quality osn
lar articles 81 table asa Aud being popular Sauce In
the market unpncped parties sre Offering Tor sse spurious
seuee by slightly varying the spelng Of LEA PERKINS,
only PropEietors Of The Genuine sauce
stock hlaysn store Also orders received difecsBhfp
ment from England.
JOHN DUNCAN b SONS,
405 Broadway, NeR York.
5y24 2plT Sole Agents
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Clothing at CosR,
FOR CASH

Owing 70 an intended change my @ and 70 extensive
alterations and Improvements intend milking in my Ware
viii offer, from this date until tie Isl july my en-.
tirs s,ne- ~
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6 A Iipzeomb for j
morning
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Ra- Joy to the VVOrId-The greatest Medical
Discovery Of TIC day. Read the advertisement headed Helm
bQld's Genuine Preparation"
For sale, wholesale and RETAIL by j. WRIGHT CO., Nos
y and l5l ohartFes street. je2l 2p6teod
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as-NotIce--Tllo public are hereby in for,ne cd
that the second MONDAY 2j Of July positively he las
day for the Of their City Taxes without cost The I'M
dersgned respectfully invites all who AVE not et paid to come
forward and do So
iyl 2pl2t ADAM GTFFEN, Treasurer.
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HiN 1853.

to sAsal eaa hare eii6sg
ssss sfsls u isaesag tasr
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Head TYsls

4U5 BrOa3Wayi New York.
y2l 2ply Sole Agents IN the United States Lea Fegrns
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As iAsares ii sore 81 Common
As saAsgsesi "a the zsea93s &C thes
III Hezisas ssAa5iHss lsssssas
AafsaefagsE tafs egaEssn sst.iah sses ujsl.
4sass sseassssssf *ss#s4s 800
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as Ne3 YORK Evening
aeas#se sast = DEAD RABBIT atpls d aofaa
a lgs say ae6
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aEsERgosiya FisH az occurred d Albany. Il.
5it9A ~ 1Ali which destroyed property 10 the
slaeaat q ngte taaa 50 a09
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80 } Ca.,a EoIserasg

SWAN 4 co. CONTINUE T0 DIR AY AS USUAL, WITH
OUT TETERAupTTnN
5ts 55t
Swan e Co.'s Lotteries are Legal,
AND AUTHoRIzEn BY THE STATE on GEORGIA
ns-The late asnptto injure dTm has shown that
Lotteries nre DRAWN FAIRLY that Prizes PAID
PUNcTUAId.Y, asd that eur Schemes MORE LIBERAL
than any other Lottery IN the world
The following Scheme Will DO arMsA hy B. SWAN CO..
Managers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery Georgia. II each
Of their Single Number Lotteries es Jnne, 1858. 81
AUGUSTA Georgia III public under The sabsrnlen dence Of
Commissioners;
Glass ~ viii be drawn on SATURDAY, July Q, is5s
Glass Is TO- 1855
class ~ q III 1853
Class 5 - 4 "a 1855
Cass % e 81, lsSs
ON TEE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBER. i
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FASHIONABLE cLoTHrN q.

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS AND PLANTATION CLOTHING,
Al Prime Cost OF Manufacturing
The following List Of Prices Of leading articles will convey
toereble idea Of the extremely low rates which The whole
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s8- Persons Afflicted with the Fever and
Agpe should not either time trouble Or expense 10 bro
cure Dr. Hostsefs Celebrated Bers whose beeRcent effects
upon he human system as been clearly proyedto those who
have been stricken down in spaee Of time by ia dread
~ curse Whose cheak are and mege and whose nights
are sleepiess and freu and whose eyes dim and
with deh staring them IN the face this compound must prove
blessing snSehhg then as itwere from the very mouth of
the grave None can kno its value until they have tested
it When All others have failed these ets have restored lie
sufferers to pristine healh Their popularity in al the Western
and Southern parts ldintroduce them all families
js2s 2p6t&ItW = = AS
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BOOTS, slsoes essseE gsgo0ssses.
4He Eastern Clarion,

PAULDING. MISS,
s. Il. 4DAHs.. BDTToR.
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having MISREPRESENTATION
Of any Country Newspaper in the South very respectfully
esns.
ordersfor adyortisinEieftat the CRESCENT oEFIoE viii
be punefually attended to,
R5-FRANK A. BARTLETT agent for New or1eaus iaT2D