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strong adjective. No wonder that crops are burnt
up, the cotton dwarfod, the corn yellow and wited
as If fire had passed through the fields, the puny
stalks bearing no fruitful ears. The very trees Of
the forest are scorehed by the drought and are
shedding their blighted leaves in showers, as if
autumn had prematurely come upon these parallels
Of latitude and forced the foliage to don It's nolan
choly livery of sere and yellow leaf.
Ny next letter, Dec ro,cde, will be from Yer
non, the seat of Jackson Parish, which adioins
this on the East.
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FIVE PREPARAT1O
SANFnRDrS
sANFnRD's
YER I'M IG RA 4 o x

is compounded entirely Gums has
tabshed fact standard We'eilt known and approved by all
thai have used il with confidence
the diseases for which II recommended
Il has cured thousands within the last years who had
given up all hopes OF relief unsolicited eofG-
Gates in my possession show.
The dose be adapted temperament the ndiYd.
ual taking IT. and used in such quantities gently
Bowels.
Let the dictates of Judgment guide the Of the
Liver Invigoraor will Liver Complaints, Bilious
Ascks, Dyspepsia, Chronic Diarrhea, summer Complaints,
Dyeentery Dropsy abtnal Cost Yeness Cholic
Cholera MorDns Cholera Iuanum, Fatience
dice Female may used successfully
Ordinary Family Medicine II viii Sick Headache, las
testify in twenty minutes if
spoanul of attack AL who
| IT are giving their testimony It's favor
Mix the mouth with the Invigorator and swallow
| both together,
bottle.
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gg-ticoe y Gibbs

s Il w i N @ M A @ II N e .
The points superiority claimed this Machine rendering
desirable for Family or Plantation use,
Its accuracy and power being caush ~ aang
-FOUR THOUSAND stitches prs Of the Crwld PER.
FECTLY RELIABLE STITCH. q -
1t will drop stitches, and uoiseess in It's operation.
Its wonderful simplicity making easy learn operate
L. No mistake possibly be made in setting tho nsede
Ii will hem perfectly of any required size from the
hem 10 that of yard in width, also form and fell
without the difficulty experienced with Machines
Last but not eas the price hrty doars
any other reliable Machine in the market, and brings
within the reach Of ALL
s8~Purehasers will be perfect satisfaction with
the privilege Of returning the Machine it, trial does no
prove to be al recommend
~. -.-. DAVIS BROTHERS, Agents,
ni5 2ueodtf 9a Camp street
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LoUrsIAN \ IN s14IoEs.
NUN DER NNI.
The Parish of BlcnviIle.

Sparta aud tie Spafdns The .JeaersonidnH aud
It's Editor-M. Lebanon and lis Institutions
arcadia, Ringgold and 0tke5 Places Tie Lands
and agriculture Of the PdfiSh- It's Forest
Grotcth - The Solid Men - Messrs. JOHN and
Thomas Denndtd and tr{6t happened on then
Plantations Major Hafay CreRSaate- Gen.
Fei9 Leteis = M,4tiPly ana Repienisl - Hot
Weather, Crops, etc.
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Purchasers will always ind in assortment of the wei
snown brandstnenusdad Flo Puisas Meridan Flor d,
Pancho Redowa oaborga, Paragas, Knowsomethng Wash
InEton, Dos Henanas M&zo Habano the loves
prices
P. PRAFS n CO., ~.
.ns - my
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Blood Food.

Healthy Human Blood upon being ANALYzED always pre-
sents with the essential clements ega course,
the True Standard Anayyc the person suffering
from Consumption Liver Complaint Dyspepsia scroala
and find every instance certain dteienciaa He red goh
ulos OF Booe woipply these dsfeene yoa we'll
The Blood Food is founded upon ibis stohh
ng success. There
FIVE PREPARATIONS
adapted the Deficiencies this BoodR different
Coughs Colds Bronchitis any affection whatever tie
Throat lungs inducing Consumption No which also
the No. for Depression Of spirits Loss OF Appetite for al
Chronic Complaints arising from fhverHse Debility.
and Nervous Prostitution No 3 Liver Complaints No. g.
for Dyspepsia Beng already prepared for absorption it is
taken by drops and CARRIED Immediately circulation
that wha gain you retn The No. Feae Irregu
aritie, Hysera Neaknesses special directions
this For Salt RheGm. Eruptors Scfanlous, Kidney and
Bladder Complaints. take No. In al tho directions
bs strictly followed Price of Blood Food 81 per
bottle.
Sold By CHURCH Il DUPONT. No 4O6 Broadway New
York j. WRIGHT CO. No q n ISL Ghsrtte4 street o.
j. WooD & CO.. 81. Lons No. by all respectable Drug.
gats throughout the country,
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GERRY odds

At HOME AGAIN
oal his friends 1856 Common street. orcns street
on SATURDAY EVENING, at o'clock, and thenceforwarl
auto 2p3t
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NATIONAL UNION PARTY !
zz..rnn committee have emsa ged a Room

for The pesidrna oNpNgn No IN seeonl HooF Of soFy
upg Camp and Common streets, for the transe-
ion of business and whore the regular meetings of the Com
miitee VIII be held The Committee weekly EVERY
TUESDAY EVENING, az clock, and oftener when
qtifed. z.m.
nyeTHIS EVENING the regular meeting Of tho Commit
tee md all the requested be paneual iii their
attendance THoS. CURRY,
IY2t 2nim S cretarys
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MrRpEt.-The Louisville Journal gives the fol-
lowing account of a murder committed at Twelve
Mile island on the occasion of prize fight there
few days ago:
AS the crowd were disembarking from the
steamer Pink Marble, after the arrival Of that boat
from Twelve Mile Island yesterday afternoon, two
persons, supposed to have been Peter Mcguire and
James keegan, fred upon James Welsh. one of
the party one shot taking effect in the side,
another in the groin, and third in the right eye,
causing his death almost Immediately. Subse-
quenty the police got upon the track of keegan
and Mcguire, who were accused of the assassna-
ton, and officer Bsh succeeded in arresting Ma
guire, and placed him in jail. Keegan was at one
time in the hands Of the police, but the crowd in
terfered and connived at his escape, and he was
still at large last night keegan is well known to
the police Of St. Louis and New Orleans and else
where and will be arrested sooner or later. He j.
about five feet four inches high, is well formed
weighing about one hundred and forty pounds.
His complexion is somewhat forid, and he has a
fresh cut or hruse which he received in row yes
terday. His appearance is quite genteel for man
OF his habits.
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THE EXCAVATIONS AT woxRrBp.--The exeava.
lions Of the buried city At woxeter in England arc
still IN process The uncoverne Of the room con-
thinning the ferge, etc., has been continued. and
aeseral new features have been brought to light
The remains Of another furnace have been found
and from some fragments Of material which have
been picked up. il now appears probable that it
waa the Workshop of an enameller. Among the
objects found within the last few days is a well
preserved sieelyard. The men are now partly EN-
ployed ID preparing the ruins for the meeting o
the British Archaeological Association at shrews
bury which were to begin on Monday, the 9Th 0
August
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FATAL AFFRAy. During the election in Mid
way. Wooaiord county. on Monday. 4 Tight occur
red between James Thornton and James Davis,
twc young men living in The place, which resulted
N the sudden death Of Thornton. 1t appears that
me pariles, after Q short contest had been separ
atea, and were about 70 dispense among the crowd
when Hillery Davis, brother of James. drew a
pistol and shot Thornton. We learn that tile diff.
Guilty a'd rot originate from any cause growing
out o. or having anything TO do with the election
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ieoMHUN1cATED.l

I'd. Crescent Il see that the Breckenridge party
are trying to ininre John Bell. on the grounds that
he, with many other good men belieyed--some
thirty yeaEs that there was bargain entered
into between Adams and Clay to secure the cleo
ton Of tho former to the Presidency, by the House
of Representatives, in the year 1885, This accuse
ton was believed in by many persons at the time
referred to but subsequent developments led them
to believe otherwise, and all those who were IN
stfumental in giving currency to this slanderons
fabrication, have long since acknowledged their
error with only one exception, and he was the au
thor Of the charge. mean james Buchanan, Pres
identof the United States. lie never has had the
niagnanimity to withdraw the accusation, and /
suppose he never will, and it matters very little
now whether be ever does or NOT.
1--WE ali remember how james q. Clay was eulo-
gized ID 1866 BY the Democracy, for having voted
for Mr.. Buchanan for the Presidency. He knew
very Wel III the time, that Mr.. Buchanan was the
iFadueer Of lis illuatrious fatherthat he was the
anhor of the false accusation of bargain and cor
rnption between Adams and Clay. Yet he voted
for Mr. buchanan, and was applaudea by the De-
mocraey for having voted for one Of his fathers
most inyeterata enemies.
There existed d strong friendship between Henry
Clay and John Bell FOR more than twenty pears
anterior 70 The death Of Mr.. Clay and If he were
alive, he wenld be one Of the most efficient sup
porters q John Bell for the Presidency. II James
81 Glay could vote consistently for the author of
Tie unfoHnded charges against his illnstrious father
cannot see why the political friends Or the late
Henry Clay cannot vote for John Bell. have
been anardent admirer u that great statesman for
more Than forty years and I consider myself as
sensitive AZ any other admirei Of Henry Clay in re-
gafd e BE- fair fame, and ! certainly would not
vote fri my man who Ind wantonly traduced his
character haze known John Bell for the last
thirty iise years, and know him to be man Of the
strictest honor and integrity. and shall vote for
him e eheerfnlly 81 ever did for Henry clay.
"A CLAY WING.
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HtsrdsUUre.
TIE T0iIets

s'TREFELIo" Is THE TRUE SECRET OF BEAUTY
"TREFELIO" Cures all Eruptons
"TREfELI0H Sof,ens the Skin.
"TRfFELIo,, Beauties the skin.
'tTREFELIo" Eradicates Humor.
"TREFELIOn 80 cents bottle
Particularly adapted to climates drops pouret
IN he water Bathing decousy refreshing exhiera
ing giving the Skin Freshness smoothess Elasticity oncss
Briancy and PurtScooling and Inygoratng thu
of alnbaser richness OF Reality removes
Eruptions Immensely popular among The Ladies
sz-sold everywhere at ~ cents u bottle.
Said wholesale retail by JAMES sYME No. I3i Cana
street. and by Druggists generally, M-
TILEST0N 4 CO.,
nly2s 2ply General Agents A Broujwuy, New York.
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Dsati0aoJ Ession Ticket.

"S@esO"oS E'si0p Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENTS:
JOHN BELL, of Tennessee. ..z vi
"m.." FOR VICE EsIDENT:
EDWARD EVERETT, of Massachusetts,.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS FOR LOUISIANA:
.s.o.E Fist Electoral District.
R1ytERE GARDERE, Of 81. Bernard Eieotor
g. pEFERRttT, Of Orleans, Alternate a.
Second Electoral District.
Hon. RANDElI HUNT, Of New Orleans. Electot
JULES hAyERGNE, ofNcw Orleans. Alternate.
Third Electoral District.
CHRISTIAN RosEaIus Of jofIctsou, Eeetor.
DUSCASs. CAGE, Of Terrebonnc Alternate.
...@. . Fourth Electoral District,
-. 80, FUQuA, Of East Felicj,ma EIector.
BIN. FAvRor Of Yves, Baton Rouge Alternate.
Fifth Electoral District.
THOMAS H. LEWIS Of opelopsas, Eluctor.
FALslN FouRNET, of st, Martin, Alternate.
Sixth Electoral District.
JOHN nAy. o. 5uacbtia, Elector.
Hon. b. l., HODGE, of Caddo, Alternate.
Each voter at tho Polls his for SIX ELECTORS
each ono which reside in Districts. IVA
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Removed OF ACCOUNT or rHH FInE. Messrs.
shanwas New Soss ~ aarsne ADe buresd IL lie
fire Of Thades Night motifs friends that i
caacs for Ne present M IS ls,css.ils ssyces
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sELLING FF AT CosT.!!
Tie subscriber sng laoas If sill further reducing lis
stock Of ,li,nu-,,s,, u. - .-.---r.r.-''s
'''.'-'' FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
AND
F'rtr tshing GOOD S.,
of alterations repairs be made his store
now oaers his ENTIRE STOCK OF seasonaUle Goods
AT Cost for Cash, w.
being determined to dispose Of If possible before the season
closes.
Those wishing TO secure GREAT BARGAINS will pleas,
ROBERT GRIBBLE, .z-
jyl6 2plmarowe&sa 45 Camp street. cor. Grayier
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~ ~ ~ " ID e. l. ~ ~ kN-SF IL vs. :
The regular weekly meeting Of This ch viii ta het at their
Hail, Story Building THIS EVENING Saturday, August IT,
al So'cock. Every member srequcsted 70 tttend
Hy order Of the President;
aH1l 2plt D. C. CANTER, Sec'y.
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aBRaI1y! Rally Rally: Union Bell Ring
Frs JEFrEKsoS.-Jas p. Fere Presdent-The regular
meeting the Union Bell Fingers Of Jefferson will be held
THIS EVENING. at GS olelook woodru's Hotel,
Of Louisiana Avenue and Tchoarit1uas All tie
bers Of the CLUB requested in their attend
ance members the Exeetlgs Parish Committee to BIT
appointed.
AaE1rablc election Of and Everett mol get Joined
the Climb requested forward and enlist themselves
III the good Distinguished will address file
ins. Come one, come ALL BY order Of die President.
aul1 j. EMBLEM TRuDEAE, Secretary.
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10 Bullpsns. -rAe Firenea,s Charitable Asso.
ca.e aaystiss day nreposas fa hiiaa lti{ sadie
foF Lsssetse lIk apa Is5der Company No j. On jackson
street. geash p.stir..
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CAurIos --Mr. u. Martin, ST.. warns the public.
This morning srslss Or his vie Ia has is.
NJ duaiefls ~ hsai csese.
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MARRIED:
ss-Rany. Rally /, Ral,y. Union Bell /

On Thursday 9th nst at Christ Church, by Rev Dr. len
cock. M DAVID R. EAKIN to Miss LUCE W. BR0D.
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sATuRpAY MoRNns. AUGUST n, ls6O.

ss zoass BELL RISsgRs, RALLY RAnLfi .---Ihe
8yssnbersxQf this patriotic club OF young citizens
VII - that their regular meeting taxes
place gnf at their hall in the Story Buiidings
We hope there win be a full attendance OF the
members. each accompanied by a half dozen
friends, whose love for the Union their fathers es
s;sIsshe,a HIS at last broken down the francis of
sa4A j ouDg men remember that to you alone
y5h he left The duty Of protecting your coun-
INV frorn danger and the suffering and shame, if
HAT danger with which she is threatened over
xFleim nor 70 your posts, then.
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REai9- RESTORE /
THE ONLY pIstkRy
WORTHY OF ANY CuNFIDENQa RESTORING
The BaIa and a.

The Bald and q
Many since tie great discovery of Pfsa s4rsn,erp,.
ed only initiate hs Restorative, tts2, >. hryp ii.
covered something thai would produce iiE71jrai. p5t
they have AZ soge md zone hetng earli by Tie woer
leave tho field to its resscss sway. Red H5wipg
" =. 49,. BATE III hs7ril Is, 1862
1856 concerning yonr va'uabe HAIR Re,t9 ma hei Won
have published IN Tits vicinity 4ud eset rs iycn fise
numerous Inquiries touching the ticts tast
Tho inquiries Te-nrst, is 1T " fact ahRbtslien md
name, as stated IN the eompll4eadonpad Is i liuo
tnne 10 ba IN good order, and Of 4 n coar7 10
better than in any stage q my life Tor lcsfs past raors
soit Thrift ~ and better caortd he saie o. my wl,5.
kers, and lie only Cause why Il Is geneEiS h. tiat lie
sn1iane8 washed Oh ny iieqei a4attt at tcG, whcu
Y cure were used by wptrg The Mce n claech3n With
inc MINISTER'S, the sine result viii follow bal@ have
New England asking NE II my har elih ii u Is is goua
Is there 81 lirCl rand IN ne m8inctsaie oil {Srf1,,
compounds ny wolia his iay dG8a ~ II ,piiG5,
anu hoch .sed, moi oTy witsou, any good est Il bett
tel sore months am. ye. my hair IL ab glar , finn
dreds have eEamned viii nuprhe Is Ia,, CT etrr
old ard no fraJ hail In int head mi lr IoiF9vs
this send loot Of tny taiF taksR f5,st vel
received your ago Of Two quart bottles asblr fargieh
gavuit 70 my friends and thereby irdet 10 ,ryit;
many were skepical until after trial and trgh5sed and
uEcd II Ssith universal success viii Hs& GvEr tlat yo.l
send ost by which eau discover ffld Restorative
sold y many, fear, with0aI anihary oEU i pure Grti
Gle will insure auccess, and believe where tast5 nt
follow hc failure is caused by The impure GEtFlh crsog
keep yon apprised OF he continued effect M rs Assure
all whoinqaife Of me Of my anskaken opjna' gaabe
suits. remain, dear 6iF, yours, =. tsfaQNDt
Aaron's Run KY, Nov 81 1855
PRor. o. T. Woop-Dear Sir | world rsrtB 10 doinr you
great nnsticcno tomake known TO GIL th he wonder
using bottle Of your Hair Restorative Alsing every
kind Of restorative eSant bn without success finding my
tie OF your Hair Restorative Now, eardo5 aoce compel
me 10 announce 70 whoever may ead this h4pg possess
handSomer than The original was will There tae oeea
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sa- sprtat tsests--ss so 5u for the best
prne Bed in existence owes PAten Ne. 1854 Chatham
street. York. Examine IL address the EhIPFlN BED
PRIMO COMPANY their descriptive circular Specia
adncaraens 10 inns' iy23 2paWly
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LINEN H1raagea.s.

4 large invoice Of FRENCH LINEN DRAWERS, Just
received, by
LION e. ANDREE,
"*a.Y 81 and 81 Royal street,
AUG 2ptf corner Bienvls ST.
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Deateul Ssergessss.

DIR. GEORGE w. SMITH
Has removed from No IN CANA street. to the opposite SIDE
u.s. Ranpart where he viii pleased re
oeye his old rends, and others who desire
ssrrices. MD 2utfsw
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UdoIphO Wolfe's Pure Cognae Brandy,
In bottles imported and bottled BY himself Warranted pure
and the best quality, with his certificate each bottle
UdOlpho WoIfe's Pure Old Port Wine,
Imported by himself i'll of each with his Ger
tihcae of lis purity each bottle.
Udolpho Wolfe's Pure Madeira Wine,
In of dozen each with his certificate bottles
guaranteeing its purity.
udoipho Wolfe's Pave Sherry Wine,
Imported By himself Warranted pure with his certificate on
the bottle and stamp the cork,
Udolpho NVolfs's Genuine SchIedam
AROMATIC SCHNAPPS,
Pints and quarts The nnde IN he world All G
sold under the Of sehnapps put up by h an in
position on The purchasers
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Board Wstssted.

IN respectful family ivaie boarding hoHse for
sittrls lady, dausher three cailrn Apply by
nieltien addlesy.d to A AZ th= Office. aus 2aH
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sa.Retter oman al. utne,s -Lufayette. ON

ondapa comfy, N. u, June % 1868.
Meesrs w Il, Hagan Go.Genis Ny hair having turned
premauely grey aud being unwilling silver ocks "
my youthful days Ihage tried various preparations which
highly recommended for hair to original color
among Others Prof Woods Hair kestorer bat found them all
less neecHa and quito nsge until about year
commenced using HGimsrees Hair Gooring prepared
by you, which found he all that you recommended H.
restored my hair It's original beauty, and keeps it soft
and oily and the expense is tring that nothing al
all after continually drawing upon my funds to keep myef
supplied with Prof Woods the year previous ard after al my
pains receiving benefit Therefore, te pleasure
intending your Hair Cootng public cheap md effect
nal Hair Resorer Yours, truly
WILLIAM 2. WENTWORTH.
Onondaga county Subscribed before this
2Sd day Of June, 1875. II. S COLE, Justice
n-ltemember ibis result produced by Hemstreets
Tninita6le original only reliable Hair Restorative
Price 5D anu 81 per bottle. Sold every heres
w. E. HAGAN & CO., Proprietors Troy N. z
Sold by j. WRIGHT CO., 81 ami l6l Chartres New
Orleans iyl6 2plmGV
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otls ..lfbu " & SAILOR IN NEW Yonx.@Tn New
t, lSsi on Thursday a sailors boarding house
keeper, named Theodore Lynn attempted 10 kid
nap German sailor named John Rand, for the
purpose of sending him to sea against his will.
Rand said that Lynn handcuffed him, and at the
same time remarked to Rand, If you do not sub
nit viii shoot you, and to confirm what he said
presented revolver to his head. Being fearful
that his life would be sacrificed Rand yielded to
the kidnapper, who led him into a room hand
cuifed, placed him on q bed, after which rope
was passed through the iron bracelets and fastened
TO ring in the wall above his head, thereby fore
ing his hands up in an unnatural position. Lynn
has been arrested and committed to jail.
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a@ Beware of the volcanic dyes that singG
tho hair poison tie blood and change the color 81 the skin DR..
Chiffon Chemist o the Groon Board the lead Of the profess
sop has apalyzed CFsiadoro Excelsior Hair Dye, and
caes that this matcaess Dye contains particle Of deateg.
matter Hair of any obnoxious color Is instantly changed
to black any shade Of brown.
Sold everywhere, snd applied by all Hair Dressers
For sale in New Orleans Wholesale and retail, by
WRIGHT CO.. 81 and l51 Chartres street. General Agents
aus 2plm&w oRIsTADoRo, No. Aston House, n. z
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UdOlphO EE'Otfa's
.- Ud0tpks0 EV'0tfe's
AROMATIC SGHIEDAM SGHNAPPS,
A suPERLATIvE
Tonic, Diuretsc, AnIi-Dyspeptic
INVIG 0RATING CORDIAL


WoLFE's celebrated AROMATIC sCHIEDAM SCHEAPPs
should be in the hands of every No family should
leave the city be without supply during the weather
1t invariably the iii effects change weather
abeyCrage is the pnrest liquor made in the world.
Put in pint and quart bottles Sold by all Druggists Gro
GERS and Fruit Stores.
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a GREAT BoRE.-The depth of the artesian well
at Columbus is $50 feet. BY means of a register
ing thermometer, it has been asoertained that the
temperature at that depth is IS deg. Fahrenheit.
Taking other similar experiments for a basis, this
would show the increase of temperature to be at
thea rate of deg. for every seventy feet descend,
ing. The artesian we'll at Louisville shows gu in-
crease of deg. for every siNty-seven feet. The
increase observed in sinking the Grenelle well at
Paris was deg. for ffty.eight feet. In the artes
sian well at Mondorf, on the frontier of France
and Luxembourg the water at depth of 1900
feet had a temperature of 93 deg. Fahrenheit,
showing an inreease of deg. ter. ltyGanr feet
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.Ho. a5 Capl,a, Sfreet.

BILLING OFF AT CosT:.
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Fgon our SPECIAL Travelling Correspondent
sp,pr, R;o,ytll. Parrish