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Louisiana Intelligence.

The Caddo Gazette of Saturday last says:
We are suffering awfully with heat in this place..
Such spell of weather has never before been ex-ti
perenced, even in the recollection of the Oldest
nhabitant.' We have had no rain to speakiof f0r--
now nearly eleven weeks, and the soil is burning
hot. The thermometer has been up as high as 107
in the shade during the week; cisterns and wells
are giving out, and people are really suffering.
Sickness is also prevailing-in most instances
proving fatal. A good rain would help MS mnch. ~
We hope thatit may come soon
The Natchitoches Chronicle of the 18th has the
following:
The thermometer during the present week has
| indicated the warmest weather ever experienced
| in this locality. Since Friday Of last week, ON
which the mercury stood at l04 degs., Fahrenheit,
| it has never been below 99 and onone occasion t
Thursday the 18th, it stood as high as I05. These
| registers were taken from Thermometers which
were in the shade and not affected, by the retlsc-
ton Of the SUMS rays from the street Or otherwise
Several feeble and unsuccessful attempts to ret
up respectable shower have been made by the
clouds which have been lowering above our
house" for several days past. The parched earth
seems almost praying in audible voice for vista
tion of rain, and every species Of vegetation is
sickly and langushng for the want Of it. The corn
crop Of this parish may be set down as fearfully
short.
The jackson Parish Times Of the 18th sayss
The Oldest inhabitant has no recollection Of ever
having seen the rain machinery SO sadly in want Of
renovation. Here we are with the thermometer
standing for hours at 1869, the earth almost
parched TO cinder, ana the not winds sweeping
over us and around u.s. and with not a single good II
indication of rain! They have all failed. It isa
question with if it is not too dry and hot to rain
The country is almost ruined in these parts and no
mistake
The Claiborne Advocate says that, in conse-
quence of the drought, half crops will not be made
in that parish this season.
The Alexandra Democrat states that navigation q
has closed above that point, and has the,following
! in regard to the crops in Rapides:
The cotton, Notwithstanding the very severe
| drought, is looking well, and, although very
abundant crop may not be promised, yet its early
| maturity may in some measure benefit the planters,
| if the dry weather still continues. Some of our
planters have commenced picking we expect to
| have now cetton shipped from here on Saturday
4 from the plantation of 7. G. Calvit.
The cane crop is not very luxnriant, it is quite:
retarded by the drought and much complaint is
made of the inferiority of the stand.
The corn crop in many portions of our parish Is
a complete failure, and to judge from the large
quantities of corn arriving from New Orleans, it
would be natural to suppose that the last years..
crop did not quite suffice to reach to the beginning
of the new crop.
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Blood Food.

al,iy Human Blood upon being ANALYzED always pre-
II, with tho same essential eenesdd gives o. course
ssl1e staudard Anayae ths blood Of person suffering
,sumptiea, Liver complaiht Dyspcpsin scrofua, etc.
in every Instance certaii deficiencies in the red gob
" Supply these deficiencies and you are made we'll
IS founded upon this Theory-heuce It's asoniah-
..lll.rn nre
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HAIR REsToRATIvE'
THE ONLY DISCOVERY
WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE FOR RESTORING
The HaId and GrmYI

N4ny since the great discovery Of Prof Wood have attempt
ed pot initiate bis Restorative but profess to have dis
they sye M md being carried away by the worder
lesye the field to It's fesi2lcs sway Read the followng
BATH TI Maine, % april = 1852.
1855 eonccas your vaaSe Hair Rcstove and SIie You
have published in this vicinity nnd elsewhere has given rise
fSa naarss e2 as "a Il s ac fact Of my hsation
~ S n 4 stated in se a Sss p ee2na Sa 4 Uni + do ge
tmNs % be IN sooa crdeg ard cf natural c9lorf TO
Better San IN a9y stSse d ny e for forty yeapas more
@ @ 5 & and oy s s ] me e rssay sss qs @ # H. ny Ts R
Substance Is washed of BY frequent abuti9n Of The face when
,s wes @ i e sSse sP PPsst vii folsv n ,e haT aaye
sea 4 gs $csR e M g @ Number @ 5 n esri @ n x g stsS
ee much fraud IL no manniaeure and sale Of yarions
SSa ac not not "n7 Gat a"y s@oi ss I'LL absolute
ar, hye sdd qf your Restorative o any aGc1nt &
s.stls Lave exasinsd Il with surprise now q years
S s 1 ~ send Gd S WIN ook ' nv y+a aa II atta III ps
cryed your ayoF " two qua bottles iof Wheh
IEysi u ny lignd aa thereby induced them e try,t
@ @ II 4 @ d GnyetS ~ 5ftg sn deoVs saad Il lS Rstorave
eo W asiia saseass sad beove where good effects donot
s5s liz failure " tie inpafe article whiGh, curses
q s9oa eala % \ iag @ Sag " s A. ss'pSs Ss SssSs f
" 6uqnire # my unskHke opinion e i " y9sf Fe
Aaron ID kun, KY NOV. W. 1893
Pp0r a. J woon-Denr Sir: lwouldcetGiniy be doing you
grsA Injustice maize to all the world the wondei-
m well as tho unexpected, result have eSperienGed from
using nr bottle Of yor Hair Restorative. After using
kind restorative extant hat without success, aud ndingm my
head nearly destitute ha finally induced to bot
ynur Restorative Now capdor andlusee compel
II abnolnce whoever may read !bs that now possess
ne and oennal gfGSh Of HAIR which pronounce Igber and
rauisoer The original will therefore, take o9ea
this Invaluable remedy to ALL who mag feel
-''e''' '' - REV s. ALLEN BROCK.
r s. Thstesnonal Of my appreciation for your valuable
e4aina as you aware of) unsolicited but you think
worthy place among fes; Insert H. If Wish. II not,
des.l9y H. aud say nothing. Yours, ETC., REY.s A. b.
Restorative mt up IN bottles Of three sizes viz Large
med'ua small Tbs ANAL holds hall pint and etils for
ogr Der bottle medium bottle holds least twenty
et cent propor7 than the small and eiailB for two
sd9ld bottle Tac large holds quart, forty per
iH uf5piru0n and reais three dollars bottle. o. j.
WOOD CO. Proprietor IA Broadway, New York, aud II
Mt street w. Louis No and sold by all good druggistA
- N' j. WRIGHT & Co, Agents,
Il and Isl ChGrtres street.
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SpALDINGss PREPARED 6LUHs
srALDING's PREPARED GLEEi
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUEf
Save the Pieces!

SEQ NoMYt DIsPATCH HI
s8-'A Stitch in Tirne Saves Niae.n-es
As saccidents will bappen in weregulated families Ia
very have cheap and convenient for
pairing Furniture, Toys oroekery etc.
SpaIding's Prepared Giue
Meets R such emergencies and household can afford to be
vhout II is always ready aud upto the sticking point
THERE'S longer necessity for ipng chairs spntered
uess headles dolls and broken cradles is Just the article
for cone she'll other ornamental work, popular with Ia
dies of refinement and taste.
This admirable preparation is used cold, being chemically
held solution possessing all ;he valuable qualities of the
cabinet makers gue be used in the place of ord
nary rlucilage, being vestiy adhesive
'.UsEFuI IN EVERY HOUSE,"
MIA Brush accompanies each bottle. Price, u cents.
Wholesale Depot, No. Is Cedar street New York.
Address HENRY C. sPALDING CO.,
Box No. 5000 New York
Put up for Doas Gesaa containing four, eight epdweiye
teautiful Lhosph showcard accompanying each
package.
r7s-A single bottle Of sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE
will snyc It's cost annually to every household5
Sold by all prominent saioners, Dngss Hardware and
furniture Dealers, Grocerz, end Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should make note of sPALDING's
PREPARED GLUE when making up sir list. It will stand
ativ climate jalg iyEw
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MORNING, JULY "a, 1860.
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

TeLeosApAEo TO THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
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BIRDS EYE MAPLE, MAHOGANY. =

BIRDS EYE MAPLE, MAHOGANY,
BIRCH AND OAK,
with Marble Slate Wood Bed. Also, Bagateiie Tables
and Balls Pool Boards Cushions Cloths, Cues Pockets Cue
Ieathers Ten Pin Balls everything spperaning to Bill
lizards other ganes
EB-spcciens of the Tables can be seen at tie st
Charles, Marble Hall and ST. Louis Billiard Rooms.
R-RcpairiRg short notice and reasonable terms
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nv 4nr ssnosAr ~ A~rrrcAs rgE.l'
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Dr. uoofiana's
DIR. IEooIand's

LMAN TERsI
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pILLIARD rABLEs-B1LLIARDr

35............sF. LOUIS STREET ......,.......35
Under the st. Louis Hotel.
undersigned b leave inform the public that he has
opened BILLIARD the above place, where
be intends to keep constantly hand BILLIARD TABLES
from the celebrated mandatory of J. W. BRUNSWICK
BRO Cincinnati all descriptions and prices; such as
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- UHAPTER III. ~ T-T "I|V
The Administration g cut off his head off,
"" THE END.
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EpMefchants' Lodge No, ~, L. 9. o. F..
in Room No. 2, Odd Felows Hail. every Monday
ming O'clock The following brothers were elected officers
for the present term
W. Irving Hodgson N c.; H. NJ. Isaacson, v. g.; VIM, H.
G. King, Rec. Secretary; Il. ADAM Per Secretary; f. Raw
Treasurer, a3 ly
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FOR THE SPRING MEETING OF 1861.

OnSATURUAY. March SO-slweepstake for year ods;
mile heats 500 subscriptions half faeI 500 decaFauon four
m mare to 6ll CHM if the run
ond horse 10 his Stake and close the Isl Al.
inst 1860 he made before the January,
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NpuyGlie-' irttgns II A0ut $50
A WIS AUX OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rurcn u
"A DIES Assessors de la vile dc Ia NoaSele Orleans ny aut
complGt roles dassesemeHt pour EAnnGe o6b
copies ayat misses les mains du Haire du Blu
reau au local No. 10 de la Aare les dts roles peuVtn
yls ct eNnin6s habisant de In Souvce Orleans
par popr6aie de Ia dte vile de 9heufes A. NJ heues
r. iotrpeemenf les dmanches eNcepteS pendant TRENHE
JaUkS partr du 10 dH present mnis,
Ut DIES onnent avis de plus qn'is
rtnnironl lerr local No Is dc la Marie de heues NJ.
2heures NJ les 2Dne 2me, PINE 2ims 25me 2Ge jours
Sepemhre proclaim ain de eurs
application de toute personne Sc croyant ts6e
HENRY BIER,
nnI 31t du B1rra q Asses
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" AyEsmAN,s rRoP1oAL RooF1NG-

Cheaper and superior any other in Southern
climate.
Its tested and recognized qualities are
lat. DURABIh1TY--equal to the best slate roofs.
I'd. IMP ARIblF2-Superor Ray other; crack
or leaks being possible,
Sd. BEAuTYt smooth granite like
9Th GHEAPNESS-lt costs much less han though If a.
good slate wood roof and less than the ntoro
composition roofing hersoore offered the public thu
COST OF CRITTERS valleys,
9Th. MISUNDERSTANDING will resist fre better than
dth GoNyENIENcEt will not soften under the host Of
this climate and the interior Of badnEs from the In
tense heat Of summer.
It'll SOLIDIFY-It becomes harder and smoother from
pnsure be put any slope of Pht
weight does not relac heavy raere TO support while
The .TRoPIGAL R0OFING1i is "a chemical compound Of
substances, several of which peofa alone combined
In proportions discovered by actual experiment and Ypsrisnc
TsstnSnals OF the correctness of tho above are in a aai
Of ha end may so verified by Tshug tby
Ill oFiees isf n the Post0ace. Box No !, VII
o'oAii''s sSs'''+- . j. G. KATHMAN.
tslsly soroer Of Rlsp gle sod NsrSts
ouIsFAvA MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
omes south eornor Camp and Natchea streets, New
Orleans.
Premiums for the yeaf ending 29h February ls6D SIT ga 81
Assets 18th Febrlfy, es2s tS 7s
The Trustees have dcearea scrip Dividend 3S1s per
Of Profits nd ordered the redemption Of the scrip issue Of
1865.
May The certfeaes Of seGtp 1850 vii be delivered
and after LIST Inne. 1880 .
H.P. I4sE1ER, Secretary. as lin
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Rs-Crescent Lodge No. 9, L. %. o. f., meets
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING in Lodge Room No. /, Odd
Ofcers-J A. Sylvester N G.; Peter Williams v G.; G..
werbrok Recording Secretary L. N Jahan Permanent Sec
Rotary; s. l.. Butler, Treasurer.
Members Sister Lodges arefraternay invited to attend
Y
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T AIDES WINE ............LAD1Es' WINE.
sPEER's WINE OF ELDER,
@.""= Celebrated
For It's wonderful beneficial qualities as GENTLE
sTIMULANT, TONIC. DIURETIC and sUDoRIFIG, which
is testified by Physicians and thousands Gentle
men in all parts Of Europe ard America.
- Asa Gentle StfmuIant and Tonic,
strengthens the Digestive Organs, improving appetite
and Purifying the Blood.
AS u DiuretIc,
1t mparts healty action the GLANDS BIDNEYs ar1
URINARY ORGANS, very beneficial in DRePSY, GoUf
ERuPTIyE and RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
@-. AS a sudorific, mm#.." .....=- .
acts the Skin, opening the expelng i'm
pnies by isensbe perspaton thereby driving Er1pticu
and cleansing the surface giving tone and the who'll
system and BLOOMING, SOFT and HEALTHY condition
the SKIN and COMPLEXION.
The Chippewa Tribe OF Indians
Have long used the Blossom Fruit the one OF
their most valuable remedies.
I'm Germany, .a.....
The Berries dried preserved by cas-
of sickness.
Speer's Wine of Elder
Is from the juice of cultivated Elder By
PHYSICIANS and CHEMISTS possessing remarkable me
dicnal properties SUPERIOR any other comao.
and an excellent article for all WEAK and DE BILITAT
ED PERSONS, and the AGED and INPIRM, removing ALL
DISTRACTIONS improving the APPETITE and benefstin,
LADIES and CHILDREN.
A Ladies' Wine,
Because it will not inoxcate, it contains mixture
spirits other liquors. and admired peculiar flavor
and nutritlve properties; mpatng healthy tone to th
STOMACH and DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
R8- wnegass full may used with meals, or
| any time through the day as desired.
We will only ask indulgence make OF th
Wine.
For sale in New Orleans by E. j. HART 4 co, JOHN
WRIGHT CO., JAMES SYME, Canal street, and by all
| principal Druggists throughout the United States.
Trade supplied ar proprietors prices.
ALFRED SPEER, Proprietor,
my3 1y&W a8 Broadway, New York.
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SEA- IL

a LUTHER HOMES, FOUNDRY AND
xR "a ORNAMENTAL WORKS. Corner Benton and
%&% Euphrosine streets Office No. lu6 St Charles street.
49, fFwo doors from the ST. Charles Theater
sf the latest and most Patterns Of Raings
3ah Doors Shutters Vaults Bridges Straight
Stairs Store FIsnts Capitals and all kinds CAST AND
WROUGHT Ih9N WORK for Building purpeses
RsilnEs Castings Guard Boxes Weights and Ven
alaors for sale at the Old Stand los St. street.
Orleans OF ly
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BALTIMORE CARDS.
CHESTNUT GROVE wHIskx,
CHESTNUT GROVE wHTsKYt

The r,orrictor of the above CELEBRATED WHISKY d.
sres Introduce the article ts public and ety
and country, es the
Turest DjnusabIs stirnuIant
which prepared for medical proves Itself
cordial once heahfu and nvgorstnz to the .nfeebls
whether BY age seae 1t Ia distilled from the rye and
malt and its nuri5s properties preserved by process
peculiarly his own wereby the Fus Oil other
grediens known Contained in the Whisky general re
ere completely searaed that the absouse purity Of his
acie from any foreign adno!1ture Ia guaranteed.
In addition to the following testimonials the
nent Chemists Of PhIadephia York and
ton the State Agricultural ss.iety endorsed It with their
Diploma and Dr. Jackson Of Boston has testified under oath
to It's absolute purity. Read tbs following
CERTIFTGAT TIES:
Philadelphia, SEPT o. Issa
We haze carefully tested sample of Chesnu; Grove
Whky which sent and find contains rome Of the
poisonous substance known Fus which Is the character
lotic and injurious ingredient Of the Wrinkles genera use
BOOTH, GARRETT 4 GAMAC,
Analytical Chemists
New York, Sept. B. Lesa
have analysed sample Of Chestnut Grove Whisky received
from Mr. Charles Wharton Jr Of Phlaeeiphia ha7ng
carefully tested it pleased entirely free
from poisonous deeerious substances 1t is unusually
rnre and hne favored quality Of Whisky.
JAMES r. Chiffon, Anaiytical Chemist
Boston, March I, 1889
have made chemical analysis of commercial samples Of
Chestnut Grove Whisky which proves esrom the heavy
Fus eis and perfectly pure and unadulterated The fine
favor of this Whisky derived from grain in manu-
featuring it, Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES, NJ d. State Assayer,
No. 10 Boyis.on street.
m-z0 w.. CHARLES WHARTON, Jr.,
Wholesale Agent,
ll6 Walnut street,
1e2 1ydW PHILADELPHIA.
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As- Dudley Lodge No. Sc, e. and A.; M -
Regular Communications Of this Lodge held VERY SAT
uRpAY EVENING at o'clock in their Lodge Room at the
GRAND LODGE, Masonic Hall, of st. Charles and
Pedido straes Members Craft fraternay invited
to attend.
0rrIcERs-Wn. H Stewart, W. M; Edwin Marks W..
j. Gennson, j. W; Thaddeus d. Van1on Treasurer; s.
l. Outlet Secretary r. L. Aoore s. d. Henry E. Robinson
J. D.. jas Il. Scot, tyler- a5 ~
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pEp WINEs-EoR t.MLLY USE AND RhsrAu

81 easks Ma gam GenonilhAc
m5aT 81 .. s. M lion Ruusseaa.
80 E. Mafgam<. t.ecnmpie " Co.
20 :. 81. EstePhe MonipRiilard.
Fer sale by 5. d ak SiiAA 60,
aWiI 81 t'ustnmhnuSs street
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ELLIS a. BosrfcK FRANK W. sErEouR.
-, ROSTICK & SEYMOUR, q
MFEW Successors to- $A@
BREWSTER zACHARIE,

between Poydras and Gravier Streets
Manufacturers and Dealers in STOVES and TIN WARE
Wholesale and Retail COPPER, TIN and SHEET IRON
WORKERS. 717l7'p
We most respectfully cali the attention of
country merchants housekeepers and hotel popreors
large and well assorted stock of Cooking Parlor Office
Heating Stoves comprising almost kind in existence
Fin and Japanned Ware Chatting Dishes Old Coee
Pots Hecla urns Coffee reqns Toilet Sets Lamps Lanterns
and all kinds OF Wares suitable for Cooking
In the city.
Manufacturers of the CREOLE COOKING STOVE so well
adapted for the of Hotels Planters etc. which we invite
particular attention
Sole agents for s. J. MichePs Premium lightning Rods,
which will be sold at manufacturers prices.
Particular attention paid all kinds Hone
obbng Tin and Sheet Iron Pipes Valley Cutters, Escape
Pipes, and all kinds of Copper Tin and Sheet Iron Work
promptly executed. fe13 tt
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mail consisting Of letters and newspapers for States
German Austrian Postal Unon and denmark,
Norway Sweden Poland Russia Greece 1onian Islands, ETC.,
Il sent from The in New York sesl weekly.
-A mail for West India Islands will be sent by this
0taa
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&s-HoIIand Council Of Royal and Select
MASTERS No l. meets the F0uRI THURSDAY of every
the of Concord Royal Arch Chapter No Odd
Fellows Hall, First District.
OFFIoERs-I H. Holland, T. HI. e.. M; g. p Crane
D. L. G.. NJ; A. BaFtette, P. W; Bruno de Lucas
Treasurer; Jas Furn Recorder H. j. Stansb9ry Captain
the Guards G, Wood Conductor A ohereeld Steward
Peter Monsen, Sentinel se12 ly
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=FRtDAY4yh January, 1861.

sweepate year os; mile heats subscription 5000 for
fell SION $500 added by hs NIB if the run; the second
W. j. Minor names CHI. C EQUINOX, by Matomed out of
SeiIy Hardin Also eli c. by sHndy ks aH of Bnt}ut
BreIbi Ronndiree Oh by Albion out of Eudora.
T. j. Wells names UNCLE TRUE BY Lexington of
Edith: ~, . 49,. w..
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AYer's Ague Cura.

which neutrnllzos this malarlous poison IN tho
blood, and stimulates the liver 10 eXpel II from
the body. As Il should, 50 II docs cure this nf.
hlctlye disorder with perfect certainty. Aud IL
does more, or rather docs what Ia OF moro scr.
vice 10 those subject 10 this Infection. II taken
IN season II eNpcs II from the system ns IL Is ab-
eorbod, aud thus keeps those who use II FREQ from
iis attacks; Keeps the system In henlth although
exposed TO the disease Consequently it not only
cures, but protects from, the gipnt variety Of az
iectons which arc induced By This indignant
iniiueuce, such ns Rcmitcnt Fever Chill Fever
Dumb, or Masked Ague, Periodical Headache,
OF Bilious Headache, Bilious Fevcrs, Neuralgia
Rheumatism, dout, blindness, Toothnche, Ear
ache, Catnrrh, Asthma, PalptntiOns, Painful At.
iections Of the Spleen, Mysteries Calic, Paralysis
aud Painful Affections Of the Stomath and Bow
els all OF which, when arising from this cause,
VIII be found to assume moro or less the lnternt-
tent type, This "AGuE CuRE" removes the cnusc
OF these arrangements, and cures the disease.
This II nccomplishes by stimulating the excre-
tories TO cNpcl the virus from the system; and
these organs by degrees become habltod 20 do this
Their office Of their own accord. Hence arises
whatwe term dcciimdtiou Time may accomplish
the same end, but often life Is not long enough or
ls sacrificed IN the attempt, while this AGUE
CURE" does II nc once, and with safety We hnv
great reason 20 believe this IA n surer rs well ns
safer remedy for the whole class of discnsrs
which are caused by tho mlnsmatic infection.
than any other which has been discovered. and
IL has still another important advantage to the
public, which Is, that Il Is cheap well as good.
PREPARED ny
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Tremendous rash.
DOWN GOES THE PRICE !
/. N. g. w. M. GREEN,

IJlRoM this time until further notice VIII sell
IL Oysters at the following prices.
Whole Cans No, oysters 80 cents.
Hail Cans do 40
Whole Cans Selected Oysters siiO
Hali Cans do 90 cents.
All Oystols sold by US warranted good and fresh.
Come whore you can save money, and buy your
Oyhterg At 1. N. W. NJ GREkN
jan ll-ti No. ale Third 81.
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A PAIR or TwISs.-I4ast evening a lady
residing In Spring street, presented her
husband with two daughters, and was left
by the attending physician in O comfortable
condition. IN the course Of threo hours
thereafter ring was heard at the door bell,
and, under the impression that tho doctor
Ind returned 10 see his patient, the servant
hasiened 10 answer the summons No one
was to be seen in the neighborhood but up,
on The stoop was found basket. which cont
tanned two newly born male children, appa,
rently twins. Tho lady, when informed Of
The circumstances, seemed well pleased, and
ut once adopted the little waits placing
them in bed beside her own. The young
travellers were fast asleep, aod were comfort,
ably wrapped in costly embroidered flannel
II m. Y Tribune.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-29

The higher you rise, the wider 10 your horizon
50 the more you know, the more you will see TO
bo known.
What are you looking alter, my doary said a
very aiccllonato mother to her daughter. "a
son ulaw for father" she replied.
petition Is In circulation In Massachusetts
praying Congress to abolish tho old copper cents.