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Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-20
Cnmn Meeting,

A Camp Meeting will be held one mile above
Yuba City, on the West side of Feather river,
commencing Wednesday August oath, and con-
tinuing for about one week.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-20

IN the Sacramento District Court, the case
of Emma Smiley VS.. J. E. Smiley has been
dism ssed.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-20
COU N II Y
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET

For State Senator,
CHAS. T.. DE LONG.
For Assemblymen,
F. G. NICHOLS, G. W, LAWSON,
R. H EVANS c. F. WOOD. L; D. SAAAN'
For County Judge,
WILLIAM SINGER.
For Sheriff.
j. S. SLINGERLAND.
For District Attorney,
JOHN t. CARTY.
For County Clerk,
WILLIAM HARKEY.
For Tax Collector,
l.. b. MOORE.
For Recorder,
GEO G. G0RHAM.
For Treasurer,
GEORGE A. KING.
For Assessor,
LYMAN ACKLEY.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-20

FROM Fixes PEAK.-H w. Vanleuven, an
experienced miner, and for three years resi-
dent of Nevada City, has just arrived there
from Pixies Peak His statements respecting
the diggings there, and the emigration over
the plains are at variance with those of
Horace Greely. The Nevada Journal says:
Gle arrived at Pixies Peak on the 9th of
February last, and prospected to the head
waters of the Platte and Arkansas rivers, oc-
cupying in company with fifteen others three
months in his operations. The "color" was
to be found almost everywhere, but in no
place did the metal abound in quantities to
pay.
Mr. " is acquainted with the diggings
which Horace Greeley oertiies are paying
ones, and expresses his positive conviction
that the "white coated philosopher" and
many others have been wOfuly sold. He
declares the best diggings at the Peak have
never averaged more than two bits a day to
! the hand He also takes issue with Greeley,
and combats the opinion that the emigration
this year will reach 10000. Greeley passed
the emigration to Pixies Peak on his way
there in a stage, ard saw thousands who had
turned back. Five hundred wagons on learn
ing of the state of affairs at the Peak, turned
about in one place The emigration, with
she exception of portion of the OK teams
were ahead of Mr.. Nanleuven on his way in
and he does not rate the number of soul
coming to California, via the plains, at mor'
than two thousand.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-20
s Il 4 II r.
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For Governor,
JOHN CURREY, Of solano County.
For Lieutenant Governor,
JOHN CONN Of I'll Dorado.
For Judge Of Supreme Court,
ROYAL r. SPRAGUE, Of Shasta County.
For Clerk Of the Supreme Court,
JOSEPH POWELL, of Sacramento County.
For Congress-Northern District,
JOSEPH G. McKIBBIN, Of Sierra County.
For Congress-Southern District,
s. A. BOOKER, of San Joaquin County.
For State Treasurer,
JOSIAH JOHNSON, of Sacramento County.
For State Controller,
GEORGE PIERCE, of sonoma County.
For superintendent Of Public Instruction,
All. MYERS, Of Alameda county
For Attorney General,
EDMUND RANDOLPH, of San Francisco County.
For State Printer,
JOHN O'MEARA, of San Francisco.
For Surveyor General,
JAMES S. LONG, of Butte County.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-20
NOTICE.
H. FRENCH

Has received from Ne" York direct and no" of
fers for sale, the new KEROSENE OIL and LAMPS,
at REDUCED PRICES These Lamps are warranted
superior to any in this market. Call and see at &c
ID STREET, Theatre Building, Marysville.
aulS-1m
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-20

TnE steamper Cornelia, from Stockton, took
to San Francisco, last evening large quan
tity of hides, destined for shipment to the
East. The trade in hides and skins has be
come one Of so much importance in this part
of the State as to threaten a renewal OF the
traffic rs it was in the olden time, when hides
instead of gold formed the staple production
Of California eNnort-S T. Mems
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-20

The editor of the Nevada journal has re-
turned to his sanctum, and taken from the
head of the columns of his paper the Le-
compton ticket. He speaks as follows: =
The boys in the Office enjoyed carnival
during our two weeks absence AS near as
we can judge from the papers they left to
spice our file, they had the DEVILS own time
of it. They closed their diabolical reign on
Friday last, having PI enough-if not we in
tend furnishing them with sufficient here
after to keep the imps in their proper plgces
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-20

BULL, BEAR AND BUFFALO FIGnT.-The Tele
gram gives the following account of another
beast fight, which came off at the Mission last
Wednesday, and was witnessed by some five
or six hundred persons;
Some bulls were tortured buffalo tossed
a picQdore and broke two of his ribs a Gin
namon bear whipped several bull dogs; two
dogs had fight two bulls were let loose at
the bear, the latter broke his chain and start
ed for the seats occupied 10y the audience
the people rushed pell NELL on the roofs OF
adjoining buildings Confusion was worse
confounded :" the bear mounted a house top
entered the church under the caves of the
roof fell to the floor and was captured. In
the opinion of many the man-tossing by the
buffalo was the best part of the performance
The Telegram also says, that while in the
church, the bear got hold of the bell-rope
which he pulled so Justify as 70 speedily
bring the whole population to the vicinity.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-20

A Dashaway Association has been organi-
zed in Yisalia, and is rapidly increasing in
membership.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-20

SAN Francisco NEws.-We c take the follow
ing dispatch from the Bee;
The News is informed that Breyfogle
Treasurer of Alameda county, is defaulter in
the amount of $4,000 Reports, however,
vary as to the amount.
In the case of Roach, who is on trial for
killing Gallagher, the jury returned, at II
last night with verdict of mot guilty"
There was an immense meeting at the
Greeley lecture last night.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-20
WAGON LUMBER.

CONSISTING of Oak, Ash and Hickory Plank
~ Hubs, Spokes, Felloes, Shafts, Poles, Axles
Rims, &c, for sale by SELBY u co.,
je21-my2p % and "a u street.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-20

PooR SICKLEs.-We notice that the reli-
gious papers of the country have the least
charity for Dan Sickles in respect to his tax
ing back to his bosom his erring wife and the
mother of his child. Their indignation knows
no bounds. 1t seems to us that they do not
judge the act solely upon its merits as an
isolated transaction, but connect it with the
fact of his killing Key, and pronounce upon
his wife again, why did he kill Key Well, if
he wiped out his dishonor by the killing Of
Key, was he not then as well qualified to for
give his wife as if he had not killed him
Indeed, was he not better qualified for
the reason that by Staying the yiolator Of his
honor. he showed that he did not accept or
tolerate dshonor, and that he did not live
with his wife again upon the Acknowledged
footing of a mere equal with her paramount.
He has forgiven her, he says, for the sake OF
his child and for her own sake, to save her
from the black abyss of ruin which yawned
beneath her He accepts her upon the con-
dition that she Otones for the past by the
purity of the remainder of her life. If he
chooses to pardon her and believe on her
promises for the future, does he do any more
than the repentont sinner expects his God tc
do for him when he prays for the divine
mercy
We say that the religious press, above al
others, ought to be charitable to this man
1t is hard for a mere wording, as the mos
of us unfortunately are, to understand tn,
feeling which would induce a man to taxi
back woman who had thus wronged him
but surely Christian men and women, the fol
lowers of the meek and lowly Jesus, ough
to be able to comprehend the charity whicl
SAYS, 81 forgive thee, sin no more"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-08-20
BIRTIIS.

BIRTHS,
At Nelson's Point Plumas county, August 18th, Il
wife of VIM b. White, of daughter
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To Country .MerChn1,ss.
UDOLPHO WOLVES
PURE COGNAC BRANDY IN BOTTLES

am now supplying the trade pure cognac Brandy In
bottles both for medical and private The immense
that crowned efforts to place Gin within the
reach of ALL under the OF Aromatic Schiedam schnapps
the market the perncious compunds sold %
Gin throughout the country led many leading druggists apo
ecaes and medical for past to solicit me 70
the In regard the article Of Brandy
should have complied with these requests from all quarters
long but deferred from by the fact that owing to the
exorban prices Of Brandy in France consequent upon the
shornss Of the for years. chance
Of being able to import the choicest Brandy bottle and
sell at moderate prices Fortunately for the grape crop
for the last and previous and for his
abundant and prices of Brandy fallen the standard Of
years The duty Brandy also seventy per cent
lower and have made with four Brandy
exporters in France Of the highest and regularly
ceving consgnments of the best Cognsc Brandy
boing aud selling Wolfe's Genuine Cognsc Brandy. I
with seal labels and certificates the Brandy
bottled by me- pure article and 1t will be
found. when used medicine, beverage cordial.
heahfu invigorang II has been Of universal
complaint that bottle of mixed French Brandy,
very difficult obtain the purchaser, nine times in ten,
was deceived with vile manufactured imitation. OF all des
cptons of ardent Spirits Brandy from its high price, has
article that mixers and sellers have turned their
attention and millions Of gallons of the socaed French
Brandy scattered annually through the land and
the primary of murders, suicides cruees
crimes have thousands early grave self.
destroyers from deum remens and horrors,
unknown until unplnciped began to make mad
dsning compounds and sell it the French Brandy
The virtues Of pure French Brandy need not be told by
They known throughout the world medicine mild
stirnuan the French nation POLITICALLY It, Eau
de la vie the Of life. But this applies only
pure and unadulteated Manufactured with fearful ipgre
dents that make good imitation becomes death drink
thousands of To remedy fearful
evil have commenced importing Brandy, boing It, and
selling 'Wofes Genuine Cognac Brandy. daily
receiving orders from the druggists and apohecares In all
parts eff the Union to sell it for medical purpose
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
No. % Beaver street. New York.
No Agents in New Orleans E. ]. Hart Co.. D. Grief
4 Co., ]. 7. Moore 4 Co, sell 2plm
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Singers

Sc WIN G. M &c HINE s.
The fact Is established that SINGERS SEWING MA
CHIMES, with improvements have rva either
for the fine sewing That they have given universal
abstraction has been shown by certificates published In mostly
all the this sae and other certificates have
been published be gwen like Of other
Sewing Machine.
SINGERS FAMILY
And
PLANTATION SEWING MACHINE,
combined. has rival for fine work, and will leather
beautifully using either cotton silk fax thread. Ser
readily them in two hours and they
substantial that they cannot be out of ORDER except
by violent musage abuses and will last fetime Those
who will take the trouble to inquire will find that nneenhs Of
the clothing and shoes sold 10 this city made Singers
Sewing Machines and there is doubt they used
than oil others put together
The undersigned has sold two thousand Singers Ma
Chimes Of which has been returned though they
all guaranteed eighteen months.
No Family Sewing Machine compare with Singers either
in the beauty and decacy of the STITCH the simplicity ee
gance and durability Of the Machine 5m=
Singers Machines beautifully sold
in handsome If desired.
have Just received large supply Of Machines by the Ca
hawba and all those who have been obliged
WALTER BENNETT, Agent,
se23 2p6t No. 80 Gimp street.
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The weekly southern Clarion,

Published at Magnolia, Columbia county Arkansas, by
Messrs TURNER h O'BRYAN, and edited by GEO. MEEK
TURNER respectfully offered to the business men of
Orleans Of the best mediums in This section OF
country through which to nc vertise
GEO. MEEK TURNER raised in North Louisiana and
Eastern Texas and those two sections perhaps
extensive any other south of Masn and
Dxon's line. The circulation of the Clarion In North
Louisiana and Eastern Texas already large and increasing
daily general circulation in South Arkansas second
to no country paper in the State Our being
established upon firm basis and prices for advertising
being extremely low mos. respectfully solicit liberal share
patronage promising the time to use our utmost
endeavors to forward the interests Of our patrons.
All letters relating the editorial business department Of
the paper must be addressed TO
GEO. M. TURNER,
$3.50 2pltaw3m&w Magnolia, Arkansas.
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Asr State Rights Democratic Club-The
members Of the Club requested to meet THURSDAY.
the 2sh ins At 6 O'Clock r. NJ their room Of
Bienville street and Exchange Alley.
attendance expected matters of great import
ance will BE- transacted.
sses JAMES GARDETTE, President.
- Ninth Ward American Club, Thira
Dstict-This Club meets regularly "WEDNESDAY, ~
Star Coffee House. No. IS Old Levee street. between Aone
gut and Clouet streets, at O'Clock r. NJ.
seas 2utf JEo.J J. LUGENBuHL. Secretary
1NHas Arrlved-Dr. James mas rot"1nS q.
fo nj, Northern tour and resumed practice Of his
speciality
He treats exclusively all diseases of the SKIN oooo sna
vcus and general debility, etc. -
Can b. his old eahlished Dispensafy 2.
| house street. New Orleans, La. seze zplm&W
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F. E. JORDAN, Master.

NEW ORLEANS, September, 1859.
H. Fassman Esq-sir: As the stevedore of the ship May
had good opportunity Of observing the advantages Of
iron bound found the cotton you sent her in iron
mark ably well pressed better than that enabling
with greater ease the same greater in the
space.
Your tie being flee from the objection raised that hoops Will
unlock and off will obviate all the difficulty in that
pect snd persuaded will give shpmasteIs perfect sats
faction. Respectfully, yours,
SEES 2ptf JAS. Fl. HUCKINS.
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n Card.

SHIP MAY QUEEN,
New Orleans, September, 1859.
Mr.. Il. FassmanDea Sir have received from the New
Orleans Press huud cotton bound
in iron tie and think it superior any Of the
bound cotton yet taken In ship Coons in your te
and we'll shaped WE'LL and instance have
either the hoops ties give the cotton
better than the bound. take interest in the
matter and have made trial Of what you and
convinced that cotton bound in iron, with your e the best
for the ship does expand and enables vessel carry
the COMPRISING ard think gang handle the
onie readily the Recommending the Of all
shpmaers and hoping brought into
remain yours, respectfully,
seq 2ptf F. E. JORDAN, Master.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-28

Gu,aaetsOa, Chapman Co.,
SUCCESSORS To-
$. GRISWOLD & CO..
MANUFACTURERS
GULLETT'S PATENT STEEL BRUSH
COTTON GIN.
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
Portable Circular Saw-MilIs,
CHAPMAN's PATENT COTTON PRESS,
shafting and Pulleys Engine and Wood Lahes Drills,
Wood and Iron planners, and Irons
for Running Gear. ..5. +
Also, dealers in all descriptions of Plantation Machinery
Machinist Tools, including
ANDREWS PATENT
CENTRIFUGAL DRAINING PUMP,
Grist Mills, French Stones Newell Cotton Screws
Circular Saws, Gin Saw, Steel, etc.
These the superior patent formerly made
by Mr. Gullett when member of the Of Mesrs
Gulett Gadney Co.. of Aberdeen, MISS especially
distinguished combining great Ginning speed with much
improved sample of Cotton enhancing its value rcm 4 to
cent. per pound. Price, IS per Saw.
Being manufacturers principally Of own MachHery
enabled thoroughly on use and Ne.
purpose and to furnish customers upon the
most favorable terms.
All articles sold furnished by will be fully guaranteed
krOice and Sales room SO st. Charles street. Manuact
ory 19 Tchoupitouas street, New Orleans sel9 2pl
HAY! HAY 800 bales prime NORTHERN for sale
Sc $. JONES & CO., 81 Graver street.
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Oppostft0,s State Ticket.

Opposition State Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR,
THOs, j. WELLS. OF Hapidcs.
FOR LIEUTENANT-G0VERNoR,'
Hon. JOHN RAY. of Ouachita.
FOR ATToRNEY-GENERAL,
THOs. j. DURANT, Of Orleans.
FOR AUDITOR PUBLIC ACCOUNTS,
MATTHEW WATSON, of Caddo.
FOR TREASURER,
DIR. JEHU PERKINS, OF Il. Baton Rouge.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE
Hon. e. w. BLAKE, OF Terrebonne.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC EDUCATION.
II. II. CUNY, of CatahOuIa.
FOR COMMISSIONER OF BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
FIRST DISTRICT
DIR. PHILLIP YEISER, of Orleans.
sel9 2ptd
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vim, widow Of the wellknown aeronaut, recently
made balloon ascension at Rouen, (France0 &C.
companied in the car by her assistant in the costume
Of Saneho Panza, while below was suspended q
donkey, mounted by . new Dulcina del Toboso,
whose white toilet was visible when the balloon itself
could hardly be perceived. The descent was effected
In safety At Eranuueville
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-28
additional .Vesc Books.
FOR SALE BY
TIL 0 M AS l.. w H I T E,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
CANAV. SUEs yns
To the Ladies.

To the Ladies.
We have received ship Roger Stewart beautiful assert
ment Of
HIGH CoLoRED PLAID PoPLINs
SOLID :. POPLINS.
GRISAILLE POPLINs.
FRENCH MERINoS.
FRENCH PRINTS
FRENCH FURNITURE CHINTZ.
Also
SMALL LOT
Or
EXTREMELY CHEAP SILKS.
c. A. BARRIERE & BRO,
100 Canal street,
se26 2p6t Touro Buildings,
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4 GOOD ARGUMENT.

/, /. ,.ce,. .nt,,slavery article tie London Times
-. 8, s,sp,se.. vhich retcrts upon To own propo'
ellsoe "a 1eine escs, and really y p transparent
thst - a. scarcely help being Of the opinion tnat
tAe alhanderer,sn usually keen wits were wool
e.sheeln9 When Il committed - fatal IN error In
slehi.e ssrenrously aganst the institution a. the
rtfb sourceof political and social evils the Times
a,sisns il = "a agency which Keeps up the price OF
lahor fiee labor -remarking that at this moment
l.hor u dearsr ID Louisiana than in the Northern
eaes 1t The Union high % the rate stands in those
pasxsn By this argument and the undeniable proof
which It cites in confirmation, the Times annihilates
tho most cherished, specious and generally popular
u the stereotyped sophisms advanced in denuncia-
lion Of alavery, Wis that the employment Of slaves
takea tho bread from white mems mouths, that the
low rates of slave labor make it impossible for white
labor to compete with it, and that thus shareholders
are enriched while nonslayehcders are impoverished,
and the general prosperity Of the country injured BY
the encouragement thus opposed to the growth and
consequence OF the industrial classes Of society.
The Times really must have come to the conclusion
that the masses Of England are not worth pleasing
and 20 ID seeking to commend itself to the arlsto
cratic class.
Il has obligingly proved what upholders of the
;natitutop have always advocated and maintained by
the facts which has now instanced that 80 far from
.Iaye labor exercising q ruinons competition with
White labor the effect just the contrary, and white
labor ID better remuuerased in the sliveholdlng tnsn
In the ftee States It has always been so and always
viii, for the walks Of slave and white labor are
diverse and the two interests never clash each travel
ing in their appointed channel with the utmost
harmony. Cheaply and successfully the peculiar
IL AJoI1or
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The Ladies

september IS, 1888.
The Ladies
WILL FIND IT GREATLY TO THEIR ADVANTAGE
70 INSPECT OUR
RECENT APPROPRIATIONS
FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS,
Comprising
RICH BRoCHE PoMPADoUR SILKS,
DOUBLE JUPE TARTAN SILKS
.- RICH BRoCADE SILKS,
EroFFE PoPLINs DE CHINE,
PoULT DE soIE-An colors
eros DAFRIQUE,
IRISH PoPLINs,
eros GRAINS,
eros DU RHIN,
eros D'EPsoM,
eros DE NAPLES
PouLT DE SOLE BRoCHE,
STRIPED and SPOTTED BLACK BRoCADEs.
PLAIN TAFFETAs, ETC., etc.
French Mernos English Mernos, valencias all wool De
LANES, De Lame Robes Rich Printed De LANES, Poplin
Chalies Lavela Argentnes Plaids and Va
lencis Robes.
Our immense stock Of
EMBROIDER1Es AND LACE GOODS,
Without hesitation, may be-
PRONG UNCED UNsURPA ssED
In point of magniacence and taste.
HONITON, MALTESE and yALENGIENNE LACE SETS.
HoN1ToN MALTESE and vALENo1ENNE PoMPADouR
SETS.
French and Scotch Embroideries.
cHEMIsETTEs. HANDKKRCHIEFs,
COLLARS, BANDS.
SLEEVES, EDG1Nas
and INSERTIONS
An immense lot,
WORTH THREE DOLLARS,
For
One Dollar.
BENTHUYsEN, LEWIS & CO.,
se26 2ptf 1l6 Canal street.
EntbrOtdeyies!
We will also OFFER on MONDAY the 26;h inst, fresh
Of the above, in
yALENo1ENNEs AND INSERTIONS.
BLACK PUsHER EDGINGs,
@... :. REAL EDaINGs.
CAMBRIA AND JACoNET FLOUNCINGs.
I'D. LADIES' AND MISSES LINEN SETS
EMB'D CAPS.
;. INFANTS ROBES.
:. AND MOURNING SETS.
:. HANDKERCaIEFs.
:. SWISS AND JACoNET COLLARS.
:. CAMBRIA COLLARS.
BLACK LACE Wells.
GUIPURE Wells.
LACE COLLARS.
FRENCH SWISS COLLARS.
BREAKFAST SETS.
FRENCH LAWN AND MOURNING HDKs.
LACE AND ILLUSION cAPEs.
LINEN EDGINGs AND INsERTINGs, etc.
Ladies' will find to their advantage give early call
as we'll for beauty of styles as for cheapuess.
SEES 2pat E. REILLY & co.
Plantation CL0thtng!
r. MALARD & CO..
Corner of Canal and Old Levee streets,
Have in extensive and varied Of
WINTER PLANTATION CLOTHING,
MEN AND WOMEN.
Consisting Of
MONKEY COATS and PANTS,
FLANNEL and HICKORY SHIRTS,
FRoCKs, JosEYs,
cHEMIsEs. etc., etc.
All made Of and durable sufs
.B-Planters and Commission Merchants requested to
call inspect clothing which will be sold
Low Prices:
| rg-orders will be promptly attended to.
ss2s 2psteod F. MALARD & co.
To Country Merchants.
respectfully call the of buyers extensive
| assortment Of
| TRAVELLING APPARATUS,
| -Colnprising-
EVERY STYLE AND VARIETY
TRUNKS, CARPET-BAGs,
| vALIsEs INDIA-RUBBER COATS,
| CLoAKs, LEGGINs HATS
l.. LlFE-PREsERvERs. DOOR MATS.
| OIL COATS. CLoAKs. PANTS and HATS,
| tBy the dozen or box.)
very superior article for Plantation
| We supply the market at
| A Small Advance on Northern Prices!
Many of goods manufactured iii New Orleans under
our own supervision all orders be filled with prompt
| ness and satisfaction.
H. W. REYNOLDS & CO.,
| No. Magazine street,
| ee26 2p3teod One door from Canal at.
BesUare Of QlxnCk .EOsf5"esnIs
| AND QUACK DOCTORS.
Use HELMBoLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED EX.
TRACT OF BUCHU of the Bladder Kidneys
and Sexual Organs.
| For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
| q and l5l Char.res street,
| se26 2p3teoi<W General Agents.
Getting OaSS Of 1OsU1l.
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AHRem0vaI-J. H. Rinehart has removed
to No. Is st. Charles He Is agent for the PEARL
RIVER MILLS and will receIve orders for Lowells Lnseys
and Jeans tho mills by Messrs j. T.
GREEN jackson. Mississippi
nzrWool purchased. se7 2plm
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~ SPRING. Beds-95 te&6 50 for tho best
Spring Bed in existence Howes Patsnat No. s7s BroAdway
New York. Examine II. or address the ELLIPTIC BED
SPRING COMPANY their descriptive circular Special
Inducements the trade and local agencies iy 2p&Wly
HTDr. james Will return from his North
sn tour the part present month"; and will be found
At established Dspensay 50 Customhouse street. New
Oreans La ssa sci 2p6Wf
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a nrFYrst Ward American C1ub-The me M
bers or the Club notified to meet at the regular place
every WEDNESDAY EVENING, att O'Clock puncually.
BY order Of thu President. sell 2ptnol