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UDOLPHO WOLFE,
SnVa V,,,r,,,,.1,,.
4ne sOuthcrm OIL C0mpamy.

The undersigned having be. appointed SOLE AGENTS for
the sas Of the products manufactured by the SOUTHERN
OIL GoMPANY'S saetory at Mobile are now prepared to
urnl7h
Machinery Ou
warranted equal to WINrER-sTRAINED LARD OIL, for
lubJicang purposes.
Paint OIL.
Suitable for every description Of PAINTING and for ALL
COLORS except white cztrsme light shades.
Gas on.
Manufactured expressly for the portable gas apparatus,
Deck OIL.
Ofsuperi2r quality, for decka Of ships and steamboats,.
Also
Navy Pitch,
Which will be found Of superior quliI perfectly clean and
free from al impurities.
The Nacbnery on fully guaranteed when purchased Of
any recognized agent Of the Company.
For sale by ths resident agent the works in Mobile and by
G. c, B0GERT & CO.,
Agents Of tile Gqmppny,
sec 27tf&W 72 Camp street, n. o.
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THE RlyER.-The Eicksbnrg True sonthron of
yesterday says that the river at that point is within
six feet Of the lowest water mark ever known.
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MuRpER.-On the night Of the 10th man named
Lee Barmour killed Mrs. CLARK with knife, about
thirty miles below Louisville The murderer escaped
in slS1
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BosroN RACEs.-The races at Boston closed on the
18th with trot, best three in five to harness. fer
purse of 5000. The horses entered were Tom Carpen
ter ridden by A. Carpenter Trotting Childer ridden
by D. Mace Ajax, ridden by its owner H. H. Smith,
aud Romeo, ridden by D. Pffer in the first heat and
by B. Thurston for the remainder. The race was
won by Tom Carpenter in five heats, two of which
were dead heats with Trotting ChiEdeFs The time
made by Tom was 2:405, 2:394, 939, PAL, ana 2:39
It was most exciting race.
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. SEWELL !. TAYLOR,
"A No. L Rnval street.
Read TRSs }!

Nav ORLEANS, August II, 1881,
8Ps COLEMAN, ESQ:
a sirhe twenty four inch Mill which purchasadEr
for air i. Paokwood's plantation has been attached
sugar-ml engine and put in operation last wesk 7
pleased with ftn every respect hoh in regard it's sim
fty, durability, and quantity 1t grinds timed the mil
min operation several times and found to my surprise thai
niii grinding baahel per unate therefore expeo
miH grind regularly thirty bushels per hour with
bngag PlstefHI would especially recommend yopr Mill
loving theao be suneEior to any ever manufactured
Yenra respectfully,
ln14 zpif JOHN $. MCDONALD. Engineer.
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WHAT DO Folks Drink - On looking over the
imports from foreign countries the last quarter,
through the Custom House. oueitem rather astonshes
US, and will cause some alarm among those who i'm
bibe mint jnleps, We notice that during the last
quarter the quantity of brandy imported was 81 Isl
gallons, costing Uad down on shipboard) $74, ALL or
about one dollar and orty.ive cgnts per gallon This
is an average price. But we should like to know
how much of the brandy mbibed at the ffrst-class
bars come under this average? We know that if a
person wants good de 0ie, it cannot be obtained
under six to eight dollars per gallon but if we have
been taking 81 50 brandy for first chop it would be
best to return to the principles Of foeathers and
practice ou nothing but old Santa Cruz or Jamaica,
or take Mr.. Millaudon's creole rum or taia.
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0r0 Otleans 9aiIg Crescent.
MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER q, 1853.
TLL1No1s-DOUGLAs AND L1NcoLv

~ The purser of the steamship Magnolia has our
thanks for manifest and late Texas papers.
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BRANDY FROM THE ARCTIC REGloNs,-Among the
curostes exhibition at the fair Of the Industrial
Society Of Rhode Island is hottie of Brandy foaud
on board the bark Resolute when she was picked up
after her abandonment in the ice Of Wellington chan
mel nncnstp1. ennrll
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ASenaOUed
FROM IS no II ROYAL STREET.

supply Of oRBstE DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE, in quar-
idpin coptnul hand, which is equal 10 the best that
mes ts marte Also, other brands Of inferior quality
oPh1 sHERRy4 CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA sHER-
= GOLDEN SHERRY DUFF GORDON SHERRY, AN
&0R SHERRY, SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, Old and
Me PORT WINE, MADEIRA and SHERRY WINES
ANDIEsSaaerac, of the vintage Of 1895, 1898 1905
other brands WHISKY ofall descriptions Irish
eand Bourbon ALE and PORTER, in puts and quarts
8so on hand, my nsual assortment Of the best
Wines and Liquors
market which will be sold reasonable terms any
srhouse in the city.
1n11 N Rows
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.Uagm0lia Cotton GIN.

The undersigned Agent for the sale Of this improved Patent
GIN STAND, has hand large sock Of ali sizes.
For speed lghtness of draft beauty sample stand
anrivalled.
M. s. HEDRICK, A gent
Is Camp street.
selO 2ptial6W Also, 81 Front 81, New Orleans.
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G+rent Enlportssn. !

HATS! I1AIS!t IIA'IS!!l
AND
GAPS! cAPs!! cAPsI!!
T OR THE MILLIo ~!
JOHNSTON & TURNER,
UNDER THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
On st. Charles Street,
Near tie FRONT ENTRANCE,
-ITave jat opened
THE RmArmsr STOCK
HATS AND CAPS
EVER BROUGHT TO THIS CITY!
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PROFESSOR YEGAs-This gentleman is alive and
kicking, Or rather hopping, up in Mississippi, He
writes usa polite request to inform his hosts of friends
and pupils in this city, that he is well and hearty
and as fond Of New Orleans as ever, and that he will
be here and open his classes at Odd Fellows Hall on
the LIST November His arrival will be the regular
beginning OF the dancing season. Our heanX and
bellies beginning to spoil for dance at the Odd
Fellows, and they will certainly be gratied to hear
this news of their favorite dancing master.
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Whether it be TO Work visit infor Fair Weather or
Foal-'or Peace or for war-ror
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Residence s. Port street, Third District N ~
hugh Kelly, passenger board Of the
Olivia about A. NJ Saturday, the 18th October,
while thr oat was towing the ship Calendar the
mate niel Andrews throw belaying-pn after man
was taliinS from the yard, HUd who drowned
Hu6H KELLY Residence, 5. W. Pass
" aRIP EALLESD4R, SoUFH-WEsT Pass, OF I6. iS55.-To
Capt. john %. b estwOpd, Commander Rev. Sion my
Way d5Wut Tiv IN Of tile Olivia abouS o'clock
Of the aoft the yard heng
IN The cabin at the time, Daniel my second officer
being ott with the above who either fell knocked
overheard and was drowned refused the
ship. send to you for assistance.
GEORGE j. PATTEy.r
- John Riley, do hereby certify that fireman on
toart the steam boat uiTn. On Saturday,
toher about o'clock A. NJ, having tie ship calendar
saw D,ne Andrews, second Of the ship strike Of
ne men @he aott 2n the man gallant yard vii belay
lhsPh aad 2 te nun tai overheard, wh9 was drnwned
'JQHS RILEY, 10 Port street New 0reans.''
Other witnesses are named who can be had upon
examination day, to await which Andrews was sent
to prison.
Recorder Adams had nothing before him worth
notice in this mornings Crescent.
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HATS AND CAPS

EVER BROUGHT TO THIS CITY!
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IN W. SPENCER is Agent for many of the
~. most popular Medicines now in use, a
few Of which be viii mention:
l.R. STAFFORD s coz S OLIVE TAR.
DR.. y. JAYNE 4 SONS FAMILY MEDI-
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AND PILLS
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! Good Tor the WhooPirg Cough. l&3.
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CHERRY PICTORIAL,
For the rapid Cure of
COUGHS, COLDS, H0iRSENESS,
BRONCHITIS, ,HH00PING-COEGH,
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.

TO CURE A COLD, WITH HEADACHE
AND SORENESS OF TIE BODY. Take the
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warm. to sweat during the night
FOR A COLD AND COUGH, take in morn
ing, noon ard evening, according 20 the direc-
tions on tie bottle, and the difficulty will soon
be removed, None will long suffer from this
trouble when they find it can be so readily
Icurcd. Persons afJIio ted with seated cough,
which breaks them of their rest 81 uight. viii
find by taking TIE Cherry Pectoral OH gcing
10 bed, they may be sure pf sound, unbrokcn
sleep, and consequent refreshing rest Great
relief from suffering, and an ultimate cure, is
afforded to thousands who are thus afflicted,
by this inyalYa5le remedy
From. its agreeable effects ia these eases,
many find themselves unwilling to forego its
use when the necessity fgr it has ceased.
TO SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
this remedy IS Invaluable, as by its action on
the throat and lungs, when taken III small
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hours, and wonderfully increases the power
and ilcxibili:y Of the voice.
ASTHMA is generally much relieved, and
often wholly cured b. Cherry Pcc,oral. But
there are some cases SC obstinate rs To yield
entirely to no medicine. The CHERRY PEcTo@
RhL viii cure them if they can lie cured.
BRONCHITIS or irritation of the throat and
uppcr portion Of the lungs. may be Sured ny
taking Cherry Pectoral IN small and frequent
doses. The uncomfortable oppression IS soon
relieved.
FOR GROUP. Give an cmetic Of antimony,
/ to he followed by large and-frequcnt doses Of
the Cherry Pectora until il subducs The dis
case II taken in season, It will not fail to
! cure.
WHOOPING COUGH may he broken up
and soon cured by the use OF Cherry Pectoral.
THE INFLUENZA is speedily removed by
this remedy Numerous instances have been
noticed where whole families were protected
/ from any serious consequences, while their
Inc;ghbors without the Cherry l'ectoral, were
suffering from the disease.
! FOR CONSTIPATION in It's earliest stages.
it should be taken unlcr the advice OF good
physician if possible, and in every case with a
careful regard 10 the printed directions on the
bottle. II fiuGiciously used, and the patient is
carefully nur5ed meantime II will seldom fail
/ to spbdpc The disease.
! For settled CON6VM?Ti0N Of the Lungs,
/ The CuERRY pEcTGGAL should be given in do
SIS adapted to what the patient requires ?aI
can bear. It always Affords rclic!, ana not
unHrequcndy cures patients that were cOnsid-
/ cred past hope. There are many thousands
/ scattered all over tie country, wEo feel and
/ publicly PROCLAIM thut tAey owe their lives
. and present health to the Cherry Pectoral.
| Many years of trial, instead of impairing
! Tie public confidence in this medicine, has
won for it an appreciation and notoriety by
I far exceeding the most sangu.nc expectations
of It's friends. Nothing but its intrinsic viz
tues and the unmistaAeable benefit conferred
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