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wINER's CANADIAN vERMIFUGE.
IMPORTANT MEDICAL INFORMATION.

The Dr. Chapman of rhiadslphin has laid down
rule be suspected in child where there Il
cancellation especially weakness Of the bowels
led discharge slime and mucus" and all medical author
agree work thorough the stomach and bows
be nvsorstsd we'll the worms themselves disr
charged Hier Canadian Vea1hqs falns both these
dions only expaes the vsrmicues bat strengthens
geson the solvent Of the gastric juice
npars healthy action to the bowels Hence It's
complete and permanent.
THE IDEA OF THE LIVING BODY
Being the receptacle Of greedy cks.ing and ys
sx out Of every ten children less afflicted with
them Why shoud this be the when there volumes OF
testimony prove that Of Wners Canadian Yer
muge will eradicate the dissssf Parents make ofhi
fact and remember hs the medicine free from
all deeterious substances.
PAINLESS IN ITS OPERATION,
Certain In Its results free from all mineral subsances and
nvgoratlng the system these the merits Of WINERs
CANADIAN vERMIFuGE, preparation which ersdcasss
every Of Internal worms with degree Of dspetch that
as agreeable a. II is astonishing.
For sale IN New Orleans wholesale sad retail BY
J.wRIGHr co, ssle proprietor.
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Of bar.room in that city, been shot through the
window by some unknown person.
None doubted that 1t was Ross's brother who had
sped the fatal ball, hut none save myself ever knew
that the worldly prosperity good name, and life ITSELF
of Percival, were all sacrifice to the woman he
loved. martyrdom it seems that might almost have
power to cxpate the sins that may have stained his
previous career.
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J FAsHIoaAaLE ANp PIAnrArIoN C1nrn1xa AxD

FASHIONABLE AND PLANTATION CLOTHING AND
FuRHIsHHG GooDsThoso who looking round for their
outfits Of fall and winter ohng should look Into tho merits
the heavy stock Of goods which Mesrs n O. Folger
Ssn 81 and IS Aagasno street, have got in and which they
offer At they lowest market rates. There IL which
u desirable for either comfort elegance which be
cured Their store, em which the young buck the old
sager walk forth arrayed In the clothing which age
occupation and taste They deal both wholesale and RETAIL
having in their usual full supply Of plantation clothing plant
get in their fall and any amount
advantageous terms by calling Nos 81 and 50 Magazine
street. See advertisement Of this stock Of goods.
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HELmBoLD's EXTRACT. BuCHU.
JOY TO THE AFFLICTED

JOY TO THE AFFLICTED
II Nervous and Debtsed Sufferers and removes IN
the symptoms. among which will be found
Indispositoa
10 Exertion, Loss
ofPower, Loss Of Memo
ry, Officially Of Breathng Gen
erA Weakness. Horror u Disease.
Weak Nerves. Trembling. Dreadful Horror
Of Death. Night sweats. Geld Feet. Wakefniness,
Diness Of Vision, Langsor Universal Iassuds Of the
Muscular System Eeemsss Appetite. with Dyspepto
SYMPTOMS. Hct HANDS, Flushing Of the Bsdy. Dryness
Of the Skin, Psllid Cou.tenAaoe and Eruption
on the Face, Pain In the Back heavi-
meas Of ths Eyslids, FrequeDtly
Black Spots Flying b.
fore the Eyos.
rsmperary guusien and Loss Of Sight Attention.
Great Nobility; kestessness, with Horror sf Society,"
Nothing Is more desirable saeh Patients than
Solitude, and nothing they more Bread
for fear Of themselves, ne Repsss Of
Manner, go Earnestnesa, ns spe-
alatsn, but 9 Hurried 90.
Transition from
question to
another.
These synptons allowed 70 ss-vh,sh tsh nedicsns
Invariably rsnoves-seo. follows LOSS OF POWER, HArUI
rY EPILEPTIC FITs-in Of which the patient
expire Who that these aot feqasnly
followed by those dirssl dlsessss INSANITY AND CON-
SUMPT1DNf The records OF the INSANE AbfLUA ma
melancholy deaths CONSUMPTION bear ample wfnss
TO these assertions In Lnnatc Asyums the oa
melancholy exhibition appears The constenance 10 actually
and quite destate-nehor mrk grief visits
Should sound Of the voice occur. 1t rarely art'culate.
"with woeful despair
Low salien sounds his grief beguiled.n
Debility Ia most TERRIBLE and has srsush. Thousands upon
thousands unneiy graves, TINS blasting the ambition Ct
many noble youths. II be cured by the Of this
IHFALLIBLE REMEDY.
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and RETAIL by
J.wRIaHT CO.,
Il and Isl Charras street.
General gents.
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FEW Err AND Jag q e i.
OsGooD's CHoLAGoGUE.

This Is the only andcertan remedy for this haefuI t
onse No reed again complain of having IT, uplss,
they have this celebrated remedy If once they
take
osGooD's CHoLAGoGUE,
then farewell to Chlls and Fever forever,
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL BY
J. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
81 and 15l Chsrtres street,
Agents Tor the sorh whom all orders hs
addressed.
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CHAPTER IL.
F" Mrs. Ross, DR.. Eustis.n

" Mrs. Ross, Dr, Enstis."
quick glance of investigation at my face and
one even transient of reproach to Percval pre-
coded he'll acknowledgment of the Introduction, the
bred courteousness of which scarcely yelled the
GOODNESS Of the welcome.
But the first step was taken. had formed her
acquaintance and obtained entrance to her house,
and as often as possible, without arousing any sus-
picion on her part, for many succeeding weeks did
seek her presence and study her of the most
difficult pages in the abstruse book of nature.
Sometimes found her almost gay and joyous, as
though the lghtness of heart which probably origi-
nally characterized her from some unknown depth
would bubble up to life again sometimes in tender
melancholy, as if her soul with trailing pinions
mourned its wasted treasures; again in apathy of
indifference, benumbed it were by the conscious
ness that " unknown fate' could bring nothing more
than she already endured and then ferce defiant,
combative with iashing light in her splendid eyes
that took the weird and wicked CLEAN of insanity.
But in whatever phase found her no word was ever
spoken Of SELF and the most artful turn could give
the conversation in that direction was either foed or
met with frigid silence.
Analseeing eye alone could know all that she had
to bear, but as visitor saw enough to understand
that it was everything coarse tyrannic nature en-
bruted by the constant Of strong drink had power
to inAct on strung, refined and sensitive tenn
nsl.".. u-..,
eI . s,. "AeA ,1e 1euN .oNAT''
80. 1870 Na.. -, --..Ss -. - ~. w
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sy "at"A's QUO "o1'o IA .Pon H n'oi1A
sa,, Wv .nosu. "oa.a 'v' ~ Ae,p ,oN MAJ
N Ss..- .'"a w ~ ". Nv on1n.
.ss =, s.aa, 81 h,s. &c aonn;a.;on .
sesp y. 90. ~. ISIS. A.
-. e.. w" Ae Ia Wv -s.a ~, $500
w.. re . -, 80, -.
1..Su w. Aao.' W aaa $50.
~ VI 81 Az 81"
~ ~ $3.50 Wv go" ~ $3.50.
80 pa,No ou,ioJ, "A ' ~. 30
, . A-'N ''oss W. - ~ r.-Oe va.
A.'.o'u W "oAuei ~" ..la' -, w 80 800
"'N . ''1' - lnpf''A'
Percival and gradually became conscious that she
secluded nefselt from US, ana unoer aa exterior Oh
calmness knew he chated 10 madhess az MS lack OF
power 10 rescue her from inc noriors Oh hef saauon
ana would, thougnt pus iof the restraining lhau-
ence OF solemn promise she nao eAacted from h'n'
nave sought with ROSS oeaoiy QUARREL
Finally, upon the occasion of public meeting one
memorable night Ross drank usual to ntoxicaton,
and raved and ragged around the streets with more
than his usual frenzy of conduct insulting ALL threat
ening all, brandishing his bowie knife and osten-
tatously displaying the pistols belted around his
waist. In those times such sights were not unusual,
and in the absence of police regulations esteemed
it their duty to interfere with the desperado SO that
he was left to wander in unrestrained freedom. AT
last tired ont with whoopipg and bowling he sought
the still darkness of the home which, humble as it
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that club Z" Send it to the editor, of course.n
=" But what are you going to send it to the editor
orr" =" Cause he says If anybody will send him
club, he will send them copy of his paper" The
mother came pretty near fainting but retained con-
suppose he wants of club?h Well, l don't
know, replied the hopeful urchin, unless it is to
knock down the subscribers as don't pay for their
paper"
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SUGAR PLANTATION FOR SALE-A valuable sugar
plantation Coupse fronting the Mississippi river,
with capacity of production the amount Of i've hundred
hegseads offered sale with without the current
Apply McCerren Landry Co., Masonic Hail. St. Charles
street, and advertisement.
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LEHIGH LUMP CoAL.-Messrs. Spencer Field l.
Co.. advertee six hundred tons Of Lgh lump COAL
ing and for sale. Oics of Camp Streets
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g FINE CRAvATs AND MEERscHAuM PIPEs.-Messrs
Lion fusaid Importers aud Wholesale and retail dealers in
fancy goods and perfumer5 and 5s Royal have
received splendfeous assortment fall and win goods
and fresh invoice Of meeschaum pipes See their advertise
mem = r.
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DENTAL.-Dr. T. Anfoux announces through our
columns his return the city, and the resumption the prae
ce of his profession at his Office residence IS Baronns
street. Dr. A. is very skilfu scientific practitioner
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Day GooDs OF ALL KINDs.-Messrs. Benthuysen,
Lewis Co.. Of l16 Canal street. have
heaviest and cempeely assorted stocks Of goods
opened In this country comprising everything in that way
business This morning, in sundy advertisements which
ask special attention. they direct general notice certain
the peculiar costly elegant Of their goods such
shaw black silks, embroidered lace and muslin curtains
gloves and gauntes They also address country
goods Dealers that they prepared stock
their with description Of merchandise and they
favorab.y for the purchaser be
where their extensive operations enabling them both
chase and sell cheapy No. 16 Canal street is descrvedy
fayorte shopping depot with the ladies.
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BRANDIEs, WINES AND Branded CuERRIEs-
Messrs Eug .Rccheraa Co., 6 Is ST. Louis street.
landing and for sale large Of old brandes
yore brands claets King Co.'S champsgnes in quarts and
pnts branded cherries See advertisements Of these
extensive importers.
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CREDIT SALE.-We call the attention of the trade
to tho sale Of winter clothing etc. place day. ut
O'Clock A. NJ, Blache LesumoAts auction rooms, No.
~ Chartres ttreet, Terms at sale,
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You've GENTLEMEN visiting New Orleans to find
business or those residing here should mind that
chants and business Literally good
and that Dobear Commercial College, which has been in
cessnl operation more than quarter of century, is devoted
exclusively to imparng this important Let all
govern themselves accordingly.
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FERTILIzRgs.-A general assortment Of approved
ferzns agencies for sale Is Camp street, by Mr. D.
Iowber whose advertise and gardeners
fArred i i
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A WORD TO FAMILIES.

When you lock around houses, and think hee
nothing wanting, your children all playful and smiling and
everything orebodes comfort and happiness suddenly Of
the dear young falls and deep cut Is the result Of the
cden You look everywhere for relief and can't End
-whyi you have neglected. to have hand box
Daey's Magical Extractorthis Is the whole
bic. Remember and always have l. on hand. Instant rsf
will be hand.
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
VIII subdue the pain and Inflammation from the severess
burns scads in from twenty minutes heal tho wounds
without and efecualy fever piles rheu
nammatory rheumatism and named cuts wounds
bruises, old scad head and bunions spras
dwellings, folons chbains bites Of insects nipples
swelled broken breasts and all oker inasnaory and
diseases, where the parts affected reached
For sale in New Orleans Wholesale snd retail, by
J. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
q and Isl Chartres street,
Bole agents for the Southern States and to whom all
should be addressed.
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CREDIT SALE--We call the attention of the trade
the sale of 100 of boots shoes and brogan
THE day. 10 O'Clock A. NJ Bacae Lcaunonts auction
rooms No. II Chartres street. Terms sale.
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qenloL D00Ks.--Paxents, guardians and school
~ Aisssts referred the advertisement Of Mr.
Whlts ~ Csaal street. who has for
- luge and varied supply school for
" of tsarnins, end which general in
yns statieas Of The country. Country merchants will
- ~ NY deal most advantsgeonsiy with Mr. White
stocks u .his essential literature and viii
~ ~ ~ - dssrs u his assortment.
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Wars 70 INvEsT.-See the advertisement Of
snder hs hesd Of wants The advertiser wishes
y eaes soen ctorsEe commission house. and is gentle
nan q xsnknawn business capacities extensive
anrfufanoa
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J. WRIGHT & co.
tyr. WRIGlTs CELEBRATED REJU-
vENATING ELIXIR.
Prepared strIcest Pharmaceutical Pasps By Of
he Ablest Chemists Of the Age.
NO MINERALS.
NO MINER AIS.

d. Wright thinks we'll to stake his professional character
On the ae that minerals whatever from the least copone0s
part Of the ingredients in his REJUvRNATING ELIxIR-
well knowing what run has bees snAled the community b.
opium and mercary.
aeneraly to the dsbtaed Dr. Wright would NY, nsvsr
despair No mAt'or hsw down you may bs-ns mater
how weak you arens matter what have beon
forsake at once whatever has ed from Hygsnio
principles take his
REJUvENATING ELIXIR,
and you will end yourself man. pride nstead OF
the friends and healthy sssnd worthy
member Of the whole human family.
For sale BY the Propriotors,
J. WRIGHT CO.,
a and ISL Chartros street, New Orleans, La,
See Proprstors,
by Druggists generally throughout tho United sases
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DALLEY's.mAGICALP PAIN EXTRACTOR.
THERE IS NOTHING LIKE IT.

How much pain and sunertns-nay oven life itss-nay b
saved, by having a supply Of Dalleys Magical Pain kx-
hand sudden accidents In cuts wounds
burns sealds prans and to which children
constantly subjecths action Of he Pain Extractor
tbs same Families should be wthout Fall directions
accompany each box The genuine always signed HENRY
DALEY, manufacturer. upon q steel engraved label.
DALLEYs MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
In thirty there is hardly par
son but heard OF It, and family that has
that could DO induced to be without box hand
Of sudde. accident Whore used 10
standard remedy because has equal In curing burns,
cads cuts wounds and bruises fever piles and all
nsmmstory dlssases where tho f
fected DO reached.
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ELECTRIC OIL.

Tor the reef and cure OF PAIN But the people themselves
rendering their verdict In manner both uausakabe ard
satisfactory More than twenty thousand bottles have been
sold in tmsa great proportion to those who heard
theirs recommend it, who had tried it. That It's splendid
discovery Ia everywhere acknowledged snd nothing like
before prepared.
The only genuine ELECTRIC OIL Prof. DsGrsths which
be had at all the respectable Druggists in this city and
Wholesale and RETAIL at the propreor's prices of the Agent
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale andlretaf, by
J. WRIGHT L CO.,
al IL Il and Is Chartrss ssssss
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Betting Is immoral ; but how can the man who
bets be worse than he who is no better?

The leon CoTToN-TIE WAR.-Capt. Belcher the
energetic agent Fasarnans iron cotton tie is not whit
dannted by the published statement of being fred from
the percussion of with iron combiug srk ing
IRE but in card elsewhere given
not be produced from such cause but probably
Of the cigars pipes which generally and careessy
In use by the who handle cotton Capt Belcher puts
mprobabity that the fire could have
strong light and his card does all
must be somewhere it least should induce suspension
of opinion until is known about the probability
possibility Of fire being communicated In the stated to
iron baed cotton For ourselves and for those whom have
heard speak of the matter snci
emily persuaded that the bale referred in the Bpmasters
card published above Capt BPS mast have taken fire from
other than that alleged though apparently occurring
only from the forth The ebers of the fire may have
been umtern fer many minutes in the bale when the shock
of falling caused tie flame and smoke to break forth
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Anr1r1c1A1. FInwERs, ToMR ORNAMENrs, ETC.

ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, TOMB ORNAMENTS, ETC.
Me srs Mchon Desportes log Royal street, have just
ceiy by ships Ros and Heidelberg heavy stock Of
their archandse selected in Europe by NJ Desportes
who recently returned and which comprises everything
propste for the tombs bouquets crowns
reahs well candles Of all coors for funsreal
religious ceremonals Messrs. NJ have established new
of enterprise the manufacture of artificial flowers
scale and TO order NJ Desportes having brought
Paris competent force of kwomeu who are we'll
skilled attes in their line. Madame Desportes will give les
all who wish acquire the elegant accomplishment Of
artificial flower making. We refer to advertisements.
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NEW HrvLs IMPORTED DRY Goops.-Wc would
drset hs attention Of readers city and country to the
advertisement o. Lsvos. stairs on Bourbon street. near
Caas uhs opening two hundred and Fifty packages of
I'll ~ just landed ex shpp from Hsyre Liverpool
1ss ~ Latest styles Of goods elegant and fashion.
els - tod and all that requisite for ladies who would
NV dfes l. mods for the promenadehe parlor or the
psslis asseshly. Call and inspect them.
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GREAT DISCOVERY.

Ample tests both by able practitioners and ehemca, sn.sv
ss have demonstrated the great value Of Prof. De rat,s
beautiful combination called
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A Coop INvENTIoN.--We are enabled to announce
that during his North Mr. N F. Rico patent
for his and improved bakers ovsn which, If
Judge from the description given its peculiar MERITS
marked advantages any other in Its
leading points of merit cleanliness and economy Of time
and fuel When opportunity occurs may advert to this
matter again. and will forth fully e1celencies Of
this work Of one of home inventors.
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(For the New Orleans Crescen
X TRAGIC "REMINISCENCES.
BY ELLIS AMMoSErrE.

At the close OF the Creek war, when the treaty OF
peace threw open Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi
to emigrants, the tide that set in from the older
States was considering the difficulties to be overcome
and the dangers to be encountered from stln mai
hostile foe, most astonishingy great.
These emgrants like all who pioneer the way to
new States, were motley crew. Occasionally there
might be found man of good family with numer-
ons sayes who. lured by the fertility Of the virgin
nil transported his household gods to these great
v;lds Init more frequently of the farming community
II was the humble possessors Of one or two negroes,
or the brawny athletes who watered the fields they
TILED with the sweat from their own brows, who took
the road for Georgy, ALBANY, or the Massissip.'
These, however, were unfortunately not the pre-
ponderating element among the incoming settlers
That numerous class who come under the compre-
hensye head of adventures composed the ma
jority Refugees from the sentence of the law, men
banned from social intercourse, SPECTATORS gamblers
cutthroats and villains of every variety, were the
most numerous Inhabitants of the villages which
sprang up wherever land offices and Indian agencies
were established by the Government.
OF all the localities to which they thronged, no
where did they muster in larger force than in the
northern counties Of the now Furnishing State of
Mississippi.
As matter of course, among such an asssmblage
Of lshmaelites, bloody duels street fights, and muir
ders were of daily occurrence and in the tangled web
Of their intercourse tragedies were frequently en-
acted, more wholesale in their destruction of human
life than any ever put on histrionic boards.
was then young II. D., who, following the ad-
venturous bent Of my nature, had wandered thus far
from civilization, and finally located in village in
the fertile valley of the Yallabusha, then bound
less contiguity Of shade,' but now farspreading
series Of magnificent plantations, familiar with the
rush of the iron horse, and made neghbor even to
this great metropolis by the mystic current of the
telegraph wire.
Here occurrences came under my observation, some
so appalling and some thrilling, that they have
never been erased from the tablets of memory.
After having been there sufficient length of time
to become familiar with the general reputation and
position both social and politically, Of every one in
the place. found that the person Of most popularity
was man by the name Of Louis Percival. Strange
as it may seem at the first glance, the man who
swayed and controlled almost with autocratic power
this turbulent settlement slight pale and physi.
caly weak, though the fact is not without numerous
precedens in cases where TACT intelligence, unscru.
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.
though spoke to prevent it.
He turned on me beseechng look and murmured :
But once-my God forever!'
And so it proved, for when her head plowed on
his shoulder she drew deep sobbing sigh, like q
child who nestes its griefs away in mothers breast
and the graceful head fell back, the glorious eyes
were yelled by the purple veined lids, and breath
passed away as the crimson current flowed for the
last time. With her passed away all possibility of
ever knowing with certainty until the last great day
Of Judgment the deep provocation that had led to the
awful deed. The Saviour who pardoned the dying
thieves have mercy on her soul.
An hour went ere called on Perceva to leave, and
the appeal was frutless another and yet another,
and finally it was with force that drew him to the
door, showed him out, supported him to his horse
and assisted him to mount. His farewell was voice.
less, nothing more than quick hard pressure of the
hand.
His after fate is told in few words. No clue was
obtained to the manner of his escape and once out of
sight the officers of justice made but faint endeayoys
to discover bis whereabouts.
few weeks after, though, there arrived at the
village man who stated himself to be Rosss brother
After remaining two or three days be left as quietly
as he had come, but he had been heard to VOW that
never again would he rest under shelter of roof until
his brothers death was avenged.
With the unerring keenness of bloodhound's
scent he must have tracked the supposed murderer
through every turn and disguise, for in less than
month the newspapers of Natchez gave publicity to
the fact that man, who on investigation proved to
be Perciya had, while standing in the brilliant light