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he ouachita Register Of the 2sth ali. says:

The 0uachits Register Of the 2sth alt. says:
4 heavy rain set in here yesterday morning.
We fear, however, it came too late to save the
corn crops, which seemed to be utterly ruined IN
many places. The cotton will be much benefited
BY it, no doubt, Late corn may yet do well. Tie
rain seems to have been general.
The Clinton Patriot Of Saturday last says;
The corn crop of this parish may be put down
mankind wilted. With thermometer mark on an
average Of 1UO in the shade ne resign ourseIf to
--, and stand prepared to receive visitors.
The Naehitoehea Chronicle Of the 30th nit Sc Us
At length the pentup clouds have bursted and
dropped their benefcent showers upon the land
The parched and thirsty earth greedily drinks In
the morning beverage, and fields of vegetation
greet with heartfelt smiles the welcome visitaft.
fully appreciated, and though the scorched maize
crop has been severely injured by the protracted
drought, the showers Of the week have, to con-
siderable extent, repaired the damage which had
been previously sustained.
The Caddo Gazette Of the 3Gtles esays:
The weather is still dry ana marching. There
was light shower in this place on Wednesday
afternoon, which served to lay the dust, but was
now safely report that the corn crop iii this section
will be an entire faiiure-not enough will be made
| to make bread for the district
The cotton crop still looks very WELL but If it
don't rain soon, it also will suffer. II s predicted
that there will beplenty Of rain the occasion Of
the full moon for this month. we trust so or else
we'll all see '.hard tines the coming season., a.
good cotton crop would serve materially Go make
| up for the loss of the corn.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY II, 1860.

and was held at 80 per Dbl. The prices Of Corr
range from 4j to Ice. per bushe Oats are selling
at 38c. perbushe1. Polar Whalebones are quoted
at G3 to ffe.
new YoRH, July 1.-The Cotton market closed.
dull. The sales amounted to 500 bales at 1Oae for
MiddIing Uplsads.
Flour closed with declining tendency. Tire
sales to-day add up 1900 bbls. superfine State is
quoted at $ Is % IS Is per Dbl. Corn is active.
a 900 bushels were sold today, at sc. TO soc.
Pork closed firm at sic 30 per Dbl.
Lard in tierces is selling at l23 to 13e. per ib.
Coffee closed firm Rio is quoted at 1s4c., and
Costa Rico at l49e. per Id. The Sugar market is
steady. Tie sales to-day were 1860 hhas. Cuba
is selling at 81 to 7e. per lb.
River Intelligence
LorIsvHfE.-s.July 1e--The Ohio river at this
point is rising, with feet inches Of water in the
canal by the mark
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HAIR REsToRATTVE!
THE ONLY DISCOVERY
WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE FOR RESTORING
The Bald and Grayi

Many since he great discovery of Prof Wood have attempt
covered M omethn hat at would prodaee results identical
they haye come gone being carried away BY the wonder.
leave Ged 10 lis rosistess sway. Read the following;
BATH, Maine April rs, 1853.
1866 concerning Your valuable Hair Re- orayo and which you
nSe N s opshn Us @ fd es IN he css
he aqssa a Ar Is ss o. Rs sscond %s a1e
Of all thcren contained third, does my hair li con,
s f S s d + % s0Sd Sde S ses Ne 5
better than in Of life for forty years r. past g. dG,e
ke only why generally Ne 4 M that tia s
y l. washed I'd 81 y 5 a aPnRn m eSe o, ns @
the whskers the saae result will olsw as the ha, asTs
New England asking my har stll continued V good
compounds we'll .h has doabt been basey minutes
and been used only Without aly good eeet p9 70 Gosgu
hair Is good as As, ever sd AZ Il Ysaq a
%dreds have examined with surprise ~ l. al nov o yehts
M fact send you leek Of my ar taken an NC pss @ SiI w
received your favor al qtart bottles last o Mh'p
gaseit 10 my en,is thereby induced them TO ry
many were sketic until after trial and then partha@gsd ed and
ued universal neeess n w. n r. m ay9r tnas So
sold " many, fear without authority itom yoa pafg af,
follow lie failure by tho impure article which curses
s sssb nns S s Il fSS e eohanad S
Al whoinqle of me Of NY unskaken opinion 81 ~ ys
Aaron's Run, KY, Nov 80, 1858
pnor O. j. wooppeat sifi would certainly be doing you
reat iistee make known to All the world !he wonder
f M wall ns e unexpected result have eDerienGed from
nsg osE bottle yauf Hair Restorative After using every
knd II restorative exten without and finding
head nearly destitute Of hall, WAS hnaS induced TO Try bot
N vor Hair Restorative cnd0r and Justice compel
Il, announce 10 whoever may read this, thai possess
new and ea growth Of haF which pronounce rele and
sIer than tile ORIGINAL w, therefore, take oeca
sloi 10 recommend ugauube vesdy to who may iee
an Necessity ''f y REV s. ALLEN BROCK.
III S. This Testimonial of appreciation for yonr valuable
Yby Of u unsolicited bnt II you think
worthy pce among the insert IT. iJon wish not
destroy it, and say nothing Yours, etc., kEV 81 a. b.
The IL n IN bottles Of three Sizes viz Large
nrdiun and small The small holda half pint and reai fo
ptf bae Tie medium bottle holds ~ least wentj
cent moro prnportsn than the small and tesfs for
ears ri bottle Thslarge holds quart forty cent NOR
Il proportion reaiis three dolnrs bottle y. j
MOOD Co PfopFetors, I4 broadway, New York and II
Market street, Louis NO. and sold BY all good druggists an
4 Ss8ss- ssss j. WRIGHT 4 CO. Agents,
g4 ".5.l II and l5l Chartres atreet
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Tbcusan,is are daily speaking in the praise Of
DIR. RaTON7s TNFANTIEB coRDTAk,
and whys because il fails afford instantaneous relief
WHEN given in time. II BY naglc and trial alone
will convince you that what say Is true. 1t contains
NO PAREGoRIC OR oPIATE
any kind and therefore relieves by removing the snrngs Of
s cld, instead Of by dsadening III sesbes For this
es5h ii cpingnds itself the only reliable preparation
Known Children Teehing, Darrhea, nysentey, Gripping
the Bowels Acdity Of the Stomach Wind Cold In tho Head
Group also for saening the Gums Reducing Inflammation
NRegisng tho Bowels and Relieving Pain IL has equal
eipg all antpasnodic 1t is used with unfalng in all
#3es Of Ccnvusion other Fits. Az you value the life and
@ sour children and wish to save them from those ssd
Agl consequences which certain 10 result from the
narcotics which all other remedies for Ihanle CON-
&hans are composed but Dr. Eaons nfanle Coz
s on rely upon. It sperectly harmless, and eau
Barc lie delicate infant Price 25 cents Full dfrec
~ OIL accompany each bottle. Prepared only by
~ CHURCH Il DUPONT
# No. 400 Broadway New York.
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GEBMAN BfTTERs,
DIR. Hooflantt's
BALsAMIc CORDIAL,

ss 3 A l. S NJ q Y U Il u ! II
Thr rea standard medicines of tc present heve acquired
air great popularity only through Of inI upboundcd
faoon is rendered w the Ii Ill eases and The rooplehaye
pronounced them wafthy.
y I.IvER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA; JAUNDt0E,D DEBfE.
sarY or THE NNRvoUs sYsTEM, DISEASES OF TIL
ipN ana al diseases eFisiag from disordsrcd liver
n.a ii e stomach an digestive organs speedily and
N p5riaepently cured by ths GERMAN BIrTERs.
Ths BALsAMIo CORDIAL has acquired reputation
pang taas y any slaar preparation extant win cure
1hbat Fai tha al long standing COUGH, COLD
SoR MoARsENEgs. BRONCHITIS, INFLUENZA, GROUP,
gg9ggsgroNIA- 1EGIPIENT CONSUMPTION and las per,
formed ,lle saost astonishing cures known Of
CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION
Afsw oes Win also eeck ana cure the most severe
DIARRnEA proceeding from God IL tha Bowels.
rhaya medicines are prepared hg Df Al M JACKSON Co.,
go 4s Areh street Philadelphia, Pa and sod hy drug
and eaiers medicines everywhere az rs cents bot
III Ths signature If 3. "a, jackson WIN % the outside
4 wrapper of eaeh bottle
In the Almanac published annually by ne propriatos called
EyERYBopy's ALMANAC you VIII find testimony AND com
usudaory notices from an parts Of the country These Alma
uses sra gissn away by ell our agents
N VI WRIGHT 4 cO., Agents.
N %# a aud l5I Chartres street.
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VOLUME XIII.
oUIsIANA STEAM CLOTHING MANU-
FACTORY,
l65...........C Sire et,..."......167
..-.. NEW ORLEANs -.-

The Subscribers respectfully inform their cusomea
The Planters general that they always prepared to
furnish them with NEGRO CLOTHING the very best
serals, and at most reasonable prices. -.-
The large patronage they receive from this and nghhorng
States has Induced their establishment as 10
meet any increase Of business order be able to supply
patrons always with the and best descriptions of ma
erals they avcInade with several of the ost prom.
cn manufacturers in The seub and shall henccorth be abs
TO supply Planters with goods of uniform quality.
They feel confident that they will give entire satisfaction 70
all may parone Southern enterprise
and solicit orders which shall receive Immediate attention
,als 6m HEBRARD co.
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most insane eaasion from deserved eoaderaaa.

most insane edasion from deserved eonderaaa-
ton.
Old Tamrnany was roaring on Monday night in
behalf Of Douglas, and after exhausting It's powers
in denuuciation Of Southern ssceiers, poured forth
in procession into our streets, and proceeded To-
the Fifth Avenue Hotel and serenaded the Douglas
IN mis- hail. the lion in his temporary den. For aIl
fnl5 raany willy old Democrats are hanging back,
watching the turning tides, and there are Belmont
and other noneyed men who supply the sinews or
var much inclined to regard the Southern nominees
with favor. z,x.3e.
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COMMON COUNCIL.

BoARp OF ALpERslEN.-This Board met last even
ing, Mr.. Nixon in the chair.
A communication from the Fiscal Agent was re-
ferred to the Finance Committee.
Petitions were read and referred, and one rela-
tive to the proposed severance of the city railroad
Mt the monument on Canal street, was also ordered
to be spread on the minutes and printed.
Mr.. Forstail offered resolution for having the
Place d'Armes filled with sand. Referred to the
Committee on Streets and Landings.
Mr.. Mereau offered a resolution for the improve
ment of Clay Square, Fourth District. Referred to
the same committee.
The Committee on Finance reported resolution
authorizing the Recorder of the Third District to
employ an Assistant Secretary at a salary of $50
per month. On motion of Mr.. DeLabaTe, SIS was
substituted for $50, and the resolution adopted as
amended.
The Committee reported resolution accepting
the suretes offered by the deputies appointed by
the Street Commissioner.
The Committee on Streets and Landings reported
a substitute for the resolution from the other
Board as to paving around the IRENE Market
House, Second District, approving instead of re-
ieetlng the sale of the contract. Adopted.
Resolutions authorizing the Mayor to publish
the itention of the Common Council to cause shell
roads to be made on jackson and Washington
streets towards the swamp, were reported and
| adopted. The Committee reported adversely on
| several petitions. They recommended concur
renee in resolutions of the other Board to permit
| G. w. Lytle to erect steam-engne; to permit
Edwin Kennedy to erect fre-proof black
smiths shop; directing the City Physicians OF the
Second and Third Districts to visit monthly the
Smallpox Hospital of Dr.. AnfouS, and report the
number of city patients therein; and in reference
/ to the Fire Alarm Telegraph. Goncurred in.
Mr. Harrison moved 10 reconsider the vote OF
| last meeting on the resolution liking the rate OF
i city printing. Carried.
4 motion to concur in the resolution was lost.
/ Mr.. HARRISON wished to withdraw his notice fol
reconsidering the vote on the resolution for nereas
/ ing the police force. Granted.
/ In pursuance of notification from the ethel
| Board, motion was made to meet that Board il
Joint session Tomorrow evening ats o'clock for the
election of city officers and official journal.
On motion, the Board went into executive ses
| sion.
BoARp OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN. = This Boar{
met last night, a quorum present, and Mr.. Bake
we'll President, in the chair.
Mr. Leefe moved dispensaton of the rules, 81
that he could offer resolution adopted.
Mr. Leefe then offered resolution inviting tht
Board of Aldermen to meet this Board IN JOINT ses
sion for the purpose of electing city officers.
Mr.. Magoni then offered an amendment, postpon
ing the time of meeting till this evening at o'clock
The resolution adopted as amended.
Mr.. Leefe then offered a preamble and fesolntlo
relative to the death of Recorder Fabre, whie
was adopted He then moved an adjournment j
respect to the departed, which was also agreed tt
and the Board adjourned until tonight at
O'Clock.
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Old DR.. H fiourished twenty.f years ago
in D. county, in this State, and many hundreds
of people yet live to tell of his witty sayings and
queer doings in the absent. minded way. One bit
ter morning in January, the DIR. led his horse to
the house by the mane Che never used halter)
proposing to make the nag carry heavy grist to
the mill. The bag was in the house, and the good
man ran in, shouldered the two bushels of wheat.
took his horse by the mane, and walked of half Il
mile to mill. He didn't know that he'd carried his
gFist himself all the way till he got home and found
the !. girls enjoying hearty laugh over bis ha.
manitY in saving horse flesh,
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
Domestic Markets.

zUlsoINsaTl, July 1.-THE Flour market closed
active. There were sales to-day at $ 10 to s. Is
per bbl There were 700 bbls of Whisky sold at
lqe. per gallon. Western Mess Pork closed firm,
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A#-"A Stitch in Time Saves Nine.n-E@
As accidents will happen in weregulated families
very desirable to cheap and convenient way for
pairing Furniture, Toys Groekery, etc.
spalhins's Prepared Glue
Meets emergencies and household can afford to be
ghont is always ready and up to the sticking point
Theres no longer necessity for lmpng chairs spntsred Ye
neers neades dolls broken cradles is lust the article
for cone she'll other ornamental work. popular with 10
dies of refinement and taste
This admirable preparation is used cold being chemically
held in solution possessing all the valuable qualities Of the
hest glue ny be used in the place OF ore
aary ,nueilage, being vastly more adhesive
'usEFUL IN EVERY HousE.n
N B-A Brush accompanies each bottle. Price, 20 cents
Wholesale Depot, No. As Cedar street New York
Address HENRY G. sBALnING 4 CO.,
Box No. $500, New York.
Put up for Dealers Cases containing four eight andtwevs
iozepa beautiful Ltogaph ShowGard accompanying each
package.
sa-A single bottle of sPALDING's PREPARED GLuh
will save ten times annually hosehodH
Sold By a prominent staoners Druggists Hardware and
Furniture Dealers Grocers and Fancy Stores
Country merchants should make q note of sPAhblNG's
PREPARED GLUE when making up their list 1t will stans
anv climate ja19 ly6w
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. bottom of the Ocean u

Mr.. Green, the famous diver. tells singular
stories Of his adventures, when making search in
the deep waters Of the ocean. He gives some
sketches of what he saw on the Silver Banks, near
Hayti:
The banks of coral on which my divings, mar
rated In the previous chapter were made, are
about forty miles in length and from ten 80 twenty
in breadth.
On this hank of coral 10 presented to the diver
one of the most beautiful and sublime scenes his
eye ever behead. The water varies from ten to one
hundred feet in depth, and so clear that the diver
can sec from two TO three hundred feet, while sub
merged, with little obstruction to the sight.
| The bottom OF the ocean in many places on
| these banks is as smooth as a marble aoors in
others it il studded with coral columns, from ten
to one hundred feet in hight and from one to eight
! feet in diameter. The tops Of those more lofty
/ support myriad of pyramidcal pendants, each
forming d myriad more; giving the reality to the
| imaginary abode of some water nymph. In other
places, the pendants form arch after arch, and as
the diver stands on the bottom of the ocean, and
gazes through these into the deep winding avenue,
he feels that they fill him with sacred an awe as
If he were in some old cathedral, which had long
1 been buried beneath & old oesans wave. Z Here
and there the coral extends even to the surface 1f
the water, as if those lofter columns were towers
Il belonging to these stately temples now in RUNE.
There were countless varieties OF dlminutire
D trees, shrubs and plants in every erevica OF the
i corals, where the water had deposited the least
earth They were ali Of q faint hue, owing 10 the
pale light they received although Of every shade,
and entirely different from plants 4 am familiar
with that Vegetate upon dry land. One n partiea;
lar attracted my attention; 1t itresembled sea fan
of immense size, of variegated colors, and Of the
most brilliant hue.
The fish which inhabited those silver hanks,
found different in kind as the scenery as varied
They were Of all forms. eolors and sizes, from the
symmetrical goby, to the globe like fish from
those of the dnllest hue to the changeahIe dolphin
from the spots of the leopard to the hues Of the
4 sunbeam from the harmless minnow TO the Vnraci
ous shark. Some had heads like squirrels, Others
like cats and dogs; one of small size resembled
the bull terrier. Some darted through the watel
like meteors, while others could scarcely be seen
to move.
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pTLIIARD s-BILLIARDT TABIE

billiard TARLEs-BILLIARDT TABLES
35........... ST. LOUIS STREET. T............,35
Under the ST. Louis Hotel.
undersigned bes the public that he has
opened BILLIARD sALEsRo0Ma the above place. whore
he intends to keop constantly on hand BILLIARD TABLES
from the celebrated manufacory of J. w. BRUNSWICK q
BRO CINCINNATI of all descriptions and prices; such as
ROSEWOOD,
BIRDS EYE MAPLE, MAHOGANY,
BIRCH AND OAK,
with Marble Slate or Wood Bed Also Bagatelle Tables
and Balls Pool Boards Cushions Cloths Cues, Pockets Gne
Ienthnrs Ten Pin Balls and everything appertaning to BIZ
aarda ather games.
Bspecincs of the above Tables can be the St
charles Marble Hall and ST. Louis Billiatd Rooms.
s-Repalrag short noceaad on reasonable terms
ma ly 4. W MhhhiaM'
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pEnRY's Nos-ExPLosrvE. oAnrHENR

BURNTNH
PATENT COAL or LAMPs-in great variety
REFINED KEROSENE OR COAL OIL
Which burns without odor smoke
PAPER HANGTNGS-A good assortment.
LAMPS AND CHANDELIERS,
In great quantity and variety
SPERM, LARD COTTON SEED and MACHINERY OILS
complete assortment STOVES which the eel
shrated GLOBE COOKING STOVES the cheapest good Stove
In the Market
PLATED AND BRITANNIA WARE.
TABLE CUTLERY together with general assortment OF
House Furnishing Goods too mention for sale at
the lowest prices by ,,,-,x, ,n,py
40 Am liz Poydras street.
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REVOLUTION IN NAPLES

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ARABIA.
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.IYER INVIG oR4To R
Never EsehilttRtes.

compounded entirely from Gums, and has become
ashed fact STANDARD Medicine known and approved by all
have used it. and is resorted with confidence in all
diseases for which 1t is recommended.
has cured thousands within the last years who had
fu all hopes of relief the unsolicited cerG
Is In my possession show.
he dose st adapted to tho temperament Of the nvid
taking IT, and in such quantities 10 act gently the
|gels.
the dictates OF your Judgment guide in the of the
Ingigorator and it will Liver Complaints, Billions
seks Dyspepsia Chronic Diarrhea Summer Complains,
atery Drnpsy Stomach Fabual Gostiveness Ghclc,
ers Cholera Morhus, Cholera nfan Flatnlenee, Jaun-
Ia Female Weaknesses aud may be used successfully MS an
Giioary Family Medicine. It will Sick Headache, las
tusans ean testify in twenty minutes If two or three tea.
onsfi taken commencement of attack. All who use
4 re giving their testimony in its favor.
,x water III The mouth with The Inyigorator and swallow
4 b together.
Price, 81 per bottle, ,,..
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cuoAR HoGsuEAp Aps-sUeAE HoasHEAps.
sTAVE AND sRIEGLE MACHINES,
Suitable for Making

s7AVE AND sHIEGLg MACHINES,
Suitable for Making
SUGAR HoGsTIEADS, RICE, MoLAssEs, RosIN AND
TuRPEHTiEE sPAyEs, AND SHINGLES.
The principle embraced ts Machine the old Of
splitting dressing by haid labor. Working directly with
tic grain Of the timber produces article Liable warp
or check from exposure The stye Min will rive shave and
lojn from the box 1000 10000 saves pertsy and the
shingle Machine Shingles. Irequirea
horse power IT, aHd be attached to anSs
gne gin mill power 1t can make any required length
aud adjusted y any thickness taper. The timber
sawed but riyen and shaved directly from
she bolt 7~. g. -5s8
Both achnescan full operation between the hours
Of 10 and O'clock every day at No Canal street These
Machines made In Augusta, Ca
Any party wishing purchase Parish State County enn
gle rtghts or Machines can them from the Agent wiz
vii give fa particulars F,W. G, COOK,
Solo Agent for Of Louisiana, Arkansas Mississippi
Texas and AlHbanla. 'e5l sitn
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rELeeRApHED TO THE uEw ORLEANS CRESCENT
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SouruERs WOOD AND MACHINE wo4.Ks

SouTHERN WOOD AND MACHINE woHKs.-
p. VI, Engineer,
f15.t.... llib
New Levee street.
SAVING MACHINE AND WOOD TURNING, done for
he TrGdc.
CARPENTERS, JoTEERs' AND FANCY WORK, Of ali
descriptions.
PLANTATION MACHINERY of all kinds repaired at tfe
shortest notice.
Ihasenew In operation q PATENT GRIADsTohE SAW
GUNNER.
All orders for CUMMING executed with dispatch PRICES
MODERATE.
Being practical and experienced Mechanic, employ none
but No This with the ad Of MachHeyi enables me
to sesg strey1otiiy jasl I'm
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sanaford's Family cathnrtic PMS.

mpouned pure Vegetable Extracts and put upn Glass
Cases, air tight, end will keep in any climate
ran,ily csthartic PHI is gentle and active Cahartie,
* tie nropfetor used in his practice more than twenty
u The constantly increasing demand from those who have
9nsed the Pills and the satisfaction which all express in re-
~ their use has induced place them within the reach
N Tie Profession well know that different Cathartics act
ilserent portions of the bowels
~ FAMILY Caariic Pill has with due reference to this well
faef been compounded from variety of the pnres
ale Excts which alike every part of the ainen
snl and are good and IN all where tathartie
aeeded snch as neransement he Stomach sleepness
nv " wIoa body from sudden cold, which frequently, If
ectea end in of Fever Loss Of Appetite Creep
,t n the Head all Inanlnatory Diseases Worms in
in or Adults Rheumatism, great Purifier of the Blood
anv diseases 10 which flesh is heir too to
a;nn N ttis advertisement. Dose to s. Price Dimes.
liver Ipviorator and Family Gaartie Pills retailed
generally and sold by the trade in all the large
". SANFORD, M D.. Manufacturer and Proprietor,
: I broadway. Y. ,,,,,,,f,9 = f,,,
Wholesale Agents,
- nj snlA =, a..r Irnst
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n oUlsIANA sTATM INSURANCE. COMPANY
OFFICE NO. IS CAMP STREET.
Capital S300.0o0.
j. Lapeire Z. II. Harris,
Theodore Fra.s, j. N, Robert,
A. d. Grief. j. A. Bonnafon,
Jacob zollyi Aniadeo Landry.
E. GenReheau,
This Company will be ready transact business the LIST of
SEPTEMBER NEXT, and will insure against the peB Of the
seas rivers and damage re and asua risks at
the current of premiums.
cash return premium of FIFTEEN PER GENT. will be
made to those insuring in this Office
E. EGANUCHEAU, President.
A. PIGoIET, Secretary.
New Orleans. August II. 1889 anlstf
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1t is certainly paradox that we are naturally
lesirous Of a long litet and unwilling to be old.
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teII1sH OLD ka r. xsHsslS a-,tg, bpis. OF snpe
y 49, md nure quality, store and for sale by
sc nes A s. JONES L CO., 81 Gravier sire