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NATIONALITY or New ORLEANS
City Hall, June !, 1860.
The preservation of public order during the coming Election
is the first duty both of the civil authorities private ci
The closing Of all cabares and coeehouses has, hereto
fore proved the efficient aids in preventing
the polls outbreaks of passion between opposing
partisans therefore,
], GERARD STITH, Mayor of the City of New Orleans
earnestly recommend and enoin a coehouse and eaha
keepers good citizens for the honor and credit Of
the city keep their doors closed during the entire day the
election every carefully avoid the liquors.
bear himself with courtesy towards his ielowcen The
thortes confdentyexpeet the active cooperation of all
men in maintaining the public quiet
The Chief of Police is also hereby instructed and charged
exercise unusual vigilance the polls and thshou, the city
public quiet and enforce the laws Upon the Mayor
under the amended election devoves the entire duty pro-
ecting all the rights of citizens and unfolding order in the pre-
cinc of the polling booths well the highways of New
Orleans.
je2 2p2t GERARD STITH Mayor
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f.ool o,raynsna,,f L essential 10 the well being
Il ,sf snc;ctx rb;z Il iii axiom n0ns will dispute.
And II fnl,oss. Is logical consequence, when So
a;esv i fb4sxlsned With bad government, when
t,sr II pbsTce even IL it be remote, of the rens
gsI,Inr iuto indiscreet aud inexperienced hands,
shat the general community, without regard to
any former divisions, having everything to gain
4 b. good government ON the one hand and much to
i Iose by bad government on the other should rally
4 to the support 81 tho Man for the Times and the
Ticket for the Times.
We, Of New Orleans, are in the category briefly
described above. We are threatened with bad
government Experienced, indiscreet, Ii not nm
scrupnious men, are aspiring to the control Of the
affairs OF the corporation-there is actual danger
OF bad government ahead-and the Men for the
Times are TO be found on the Citizens ticket-the
ticket we hare supported from the frst and which
We shall sustain unto the last.
The head Of the Citizens ticket Is peculiarly
fitted for the post OF chief magistrate of this great
and growing metropolis. OF him it may be truth
fully said that he is able faithful and true meeting
The leffersonian requirements Id every particular
II the city were thoroughly searched, from one ex
fremity to the other, we doubt whether man pos
sessing all Mr.. &. H. Places qualifications could be
found. Plenty OF good men abound in every com
ssnnitv hut fhnrn ora 4. trlx,
ing, who combine the large and varied experience
70 the affairs Of the city-the knowledge only to be
obtained by practical acquaintance with minute as
well as important details with the rare admins
trasive qualties requiring nerve, decision and the
lights Of experience, with which the head Of the
Citizens ticket is fortunately endoYed And as an
old citizen Of unimpeaehable character, and a
merchant Of irreproachable, standing, he fills the
lmandI
4 A. pIace has hoan 4, AZ ror,,nan f,,,,a,,
i,n,;n,r s.,-a~aI IS ~ ,,,,+ -.
h;story II New cr,sons A. Cba;ra,sn - ths
fomrrttee 81 E;ran.a ~ srst ra,,,,s;
canire nnaar IN act - eonso,,aaton M ,aaa
tiated u oo 0f n M br,nas e M nm a rata
al,ope noy. This never had hean done bafors and
mas never baan done s;,,ca and Tho oras;t i,
mainly due, without dsparaee ment Of other mar.
ties, to his tact ana management. ANA. ID lead.
fnp member. occunvinr ;mnortant nosit;ons h
both branches Of the Common Council. he inya.
riably showed himself. as an examination 81 his
record viii demonstrate faithful to his trsts care.
fsl Of the public interests watchful Of the public
treasury, ana devoted IL tie public veal. MANY
Of tie benefits municipal and otherwise. We are
now ENJOYING are directly traceabIe Ia the nolicv
by i. II. place.
COMPLAINT has been made from time ;mmemo-
I'LL, IL I'LL conduct ma ineiciency u IN Police
f,enartment. The central II ~ poI;ce under
Z 80. 80 ,,,a 81 b. ~ 49,. ~ AZ
IS. o,a
n ~, M .,a, Il, NV,
,av 1 mi III III, II IL pJoca IL. 49,
Know IL ,,oszesses he axnar,ance saa.c;,v and
,,<~,.a q, Il. -;,ht ar5 I;.s.,..4 4; -, .1,..,4 T
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LIySK9opi QR LoSp6N PARTIES interested will
sid eIseS here 81 ia srtisement Of middle aged
! os3sn desiring 80 go to either Of the above
psac4ss ana ssIling to not Is stewardess as com
pensatjpn for alsx passage. s
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IHHs 0Kla Al GlRr Book HronE. One Of tile
estipnslns md agreeable ways d bpying upon the
who're some sha aFtas is always presented along
Ro2k Hhlsh zou ppFsisss These artices Of differ
Mt " aI cossilnass accordps 10 Tie number
zoR adding she attraction of i lottery so ne
heaafa work Tie greatest drawback Is
sthAt yourself 100 mucA ii
tn mercy of ss Nto behind the scenes One is willing
eonroi Ws publish To- day HE adv ertss
snft S Aanss Hhieh 6snated ts systsm mid II hch il
hga cArryAg en with pesfe1t fairness The
Saturday GAxc spnthes fol the Reasonable deal
~ based se TACT 81 complaint bay
ses bsn hes sgan i from he hundreds OF thousands who
Il wil Be that parties can send on
" oFrF f6F and shen It's With confidence
snat dsawn w eoma with I'll THIS viii aIford
quite e fcr persons VINO cannot apply
q any Send % Geo c. Evans
81 HAsstadz stzsst flIIadslph III
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Np CANpIDaTE. Ave nj. Oliver Rice's card Of
NasIlfawal from the canaidature for Recorder,
Ras4sk DissficE
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AQakxf1 4dEs Beams or JAGEHoN RAILR0Ap. Pro-
nosss fur HI purchase Of iirst mortgage bonds Of
Hislt94d are iasited 10 the amount of fifty thou
ssnd ollasa. see NOTICE published By Mr. Ed. s.
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FAki hAsr NoTuHs Having gotten through the
xFest al Ladies'
hssg4 ~ set cheaper they are ito ".
xsink " MI Jeha Tods baek acs ponis, shaws double
Ass end aukaiillss eex i half nicaI orr andies
nd taesfs advertised at and same reducton
81; aset ~ 4 iese articles ali on soen
Al sa II NJ fos asxs NH AID Winter. sIer
ans 0s N ~ tias owing b nh sk pf ansagin Viii
sssS s uc sise tllnss away. Cali 1t IL and IA
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SuIrzArx Of QuiHlNE On. s Massrs. Linn 4
Adf n ~ Rp5sl sisees corner 81 Bsenss,le haye uat
sessissA AsAha III abose spses III ts MI
ssrysssca vs. w sse ssss II fIss ssast.asnl n .er
aAsss asas rssab Isee The qualities ii rel
slsdt nnke Il pa,sss. -, s,,s.
4 4 here ast slsy pt ssin,
sssieles fsetsslsz ~ q sS''"s
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fFEnN TssTE sl7lTEp, aIessrs. Alfred Munroe 4
Scss Hnisdius adTastsse j nost at,rae,lys a.,,
@ s eAQshss INK all hs sasiefips " ~
~ - En- aanss asarxacks boabaaiae ssc
shes " 49, fssaleus @ Is select tom Al snds 81
~. ICY sa g % 10 80 .gsarai,e.
sta I'D p ssoss Gomez i N. nsaa wv
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Candidate for Mayor.

MIR. ALEXANDER GRAILHE
WIN be supported candidate for Mayor by the CitIzsns
without reference parties at the election to take n ~
June next. ,,.oa n -.
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Dental Surgeon.

DR. GEORGE w. SMITH
Haa removed from No. III Canal street, to the opposite ida
No. 2s door from Rampant viii be pleased to re-
ceive his old rsnda and others who may his
services. ,,s avku
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Ml1ptq 4aasas. Read HE Advertisements N
se.ass Wahk u nells, narical n,
g Aesss Eaaadiss vsrmfasse and The Ola sssbso,
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In IONS .. HoLL He call attention to the
card Mr. John 2. Holland, asserting his registry
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xksAfS |iiaoasa Ill IA ". -, =
~ = By ztsas J. Wsskt 4 Il. : 81. *,
ss ssfsss 4 q Iasss IN sss ai,rs ef sss
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Ciosssi.sg Clothing !.

| A|tSssNee~g 4<&sSsssssg
MORE FRESH GOODS
THE asroRY BUILDING,
ALFRED nTuNRoE & co.,
in receipt of large additions their previous stock,
recent arrivals, consisting Of
black CLOTH AND SINGLE MIILED FRoCRs.
MERIEo, FRENCH and ENGLISH FRocKs and sAcs,
BoMBAzINE D. B. and s. B. .
BARBOUR, all qualities, :. !.
4 ALPACA,
CASHMERE and SILK MIXED SUITS All qualities.
I sEERSUCKER and LINEN
Vests.
1 sEIIIEs-Whiie, Fancy, colored and Check
SILK, BLACK BoaBAzINE and BARBOUR.
Boys and children'a Clothing.
| AIARGE srock-made up in every possible shape.
SHIRTS. SHIRTS. SHIRTS
rHE PATENr YOKE.
| SIX HUNDRED DOZEN, ACTUAL COUNT.
THE PATENT YOKE SHIRTS are superior to any other
make for sale in New Orleans.
BoSoMs up all the styles Win; Small Fancy
Large. Gross. Puff Full and Embroidered
CUFFS-rrench English and Regular;
COILARSBishop Byron Turnover and without Collars all
sizes of neck and length of the
Prices from SI2 to $40.
Are superior to any other the same cost
Patent Yoke all Linen Shirts s54
French, all Linen Shirts. s4 $50
All Linen Shirts, cheap SCI
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER
Under Shirts.
SILK, CAMBRIA, COTTON GAuzE MERINo, FLANNEL.
AND COTTON.
Drawers.
GAuzE aERINo. ALL LINEN, COTTON AND CAM
d
Half Hose.
Isle THREAD, WHITE AND BROWN COTTON, etc.
India Rubber Clothing.
Full Asscrtmentsold in quantities suit advance
over factory prices.
Trunks, yaIises and Carpet-Bags.
UMBRELLAS,
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
STORY BUILDING,
jea ap6t Corner Camp and Common streets.
Ftsyshes. Consignment
w Fl TIE q Q Q y .
JOHN TODD,
I2 and IL. ........Chartres st........ IL and N
Has received the manufacturers consignment new
the e
Regardless OF Cost:
cases Superior AMILy LINEN at Sc So 81 60 IS 60
Thompson Sons celebrated IRISH LINENS sll
and Sl4-p,eces of rs yards.
200 dozen 6ne LINEN cAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFs, at
g 50 per dozen-worth 81 per dozen.
1000 yards White Indie oRGANDY MUsLINs for shawls and
Dresses, at 75c. per yard-worth 81 90
Nansoo swiss auis Jaeones Canbcs and Figured Swiss
Muslns, at correspondingly low prices.
EJrRTE4ER REnTfTVnN
oRGANDIEs AND JACoNETs
FINE oRGANDY ROBES, Single Jupe IS 5O-worth si4 co.
FINE oRGANDY ROBES, s and Fiounces at s5-worth
SO
RIcH eHINTz ROBES new style, at sIe-worth SIS.
Just Received
eases Of those celebrated Fast Coored ORGANIZES I5c
worth Soc
cases fine FRENCH oRG4NoIEs at &c., worth 4ec,
cases FRENCH J4eoNETs, at &c., worth 4Oc.
JOHN TODD,
iel 2psfoTh&sa Nos. Il and IA Chartres street.
.Wore Bargains
j.. A, BRA S Ell MA n IS,
No. 15I Camp street.
ENGLISH BAREGEs for he, worth. &c., |
FRENCH JAcoNETs for l5c., worth. a0c
NFANTs'8 EMBROIDERED ROBES at.,....,........s2 90
AIDES LINEN GHEMIsE ................t.S2 50
FINE FRENCH CoRsETS 90
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.gnserscass nominations.


american foundations.
FOR MAYOR:
JOHN r. MONROE.
FOR STREET COMMISSIONER.
9. o. FLECHIER.
RECORDER, FIRST DISTRICT.
WIN. EMnIERsON.
RECORDER, SECOND DISTRICT.
J. Il. FABRE.
RECORDER, THIRD DISTRICT;
WEBSTER LONG.
REcoRDER. FOURTH D1sTRrcr.
Q. G. CAMPBELL.
oil LDE RMEN;
First District. @. BRIoE
,.....,....,..A. p. FIELD.
Second District. .,............F LEvAssRuR.
Third Distrct...-. ............P. 8. WILT.
Fourth pistriet.... ...........s. A. SUBWAY.
ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
First Disrct-lst Ward Y. n. JAMES BEGas
"a ward...... ERNEST ToLEpAso
Sd Ward.......C. F. HATCHER,
Second District-ath Ward. ~. W. HoDGKINs.
John n. HOLLAND.
9Th Ward......J. FREsfEAUx.
Third pistrict-7h Ward u. +. sErcsHNAYDRE,
9Th Ward.....J B. LEEFE
Fourth District-iith Ward. Capt. JAS. DAVIS
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Deses.,s W.0rsfett ,ss.,,.e.

CANAL STREET MAR DAUpHIY
good many articles sold under price. make room for new
arrivals Just received fine lot Of Nets silk Nets ~
and without Beads Braid Nets Aiao Of Chenille
ana eoid ny29 2ptf
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" hat great convenience and
result from the of Robert ssraess as VAN,
~ = Al " nadins as essiassis given hu, &,
Is Ts p. pf ths ST Isnis Mattel, md puhiissa
S senent gkas hessl hHs cat IN 81 eonua,
III Y tas mud has hssu nsI,,g ~ tnans
9e;Asa u sIsi u shtn i ip ibs.
q es d sugar Apasss. hotels and even barge
residences % xrl u ssAd she eassyfisersenl
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n8rSeyelath Ward American Club Third
DsTRiGT Club will meet the schooIH House
men street, every WEDNESDAY, EVENING at ~ rock,
| precisely, until further notice.
BY order Of the President:
/ n,xl 2pia e ID. InYETT SeeretarY.
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Diseases or the Throat and Lungs.
DIR. @. PRESTON CRANE
Would respectfully location is still ths
ssme-old No. las No. 1876 ST. JOSEPH STREET be.
tween Camp and st. Charles, where he will continue to
treat diseases of the THROAT AND LUNGS by his PEI
| cuIisr and successful method of
INHALATION OF INDICATED FAP0RS,
| In connection with CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDIES. Dr. O.
will also continue administer the
ELEcTROLYSES OR ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS,
Which have already proved so wonderfully efcacous In
RHEUMATISM,
govt, LUNBAGo,
INTERMITTENT,
seRoFULA,
And all eutaneous affections, and in all diseases arising from
puies the blood produced by the minerals
the SYSTEM The DIR. will give his attention diseases
| the Eye and Ear.
Office hours from s A. NJ. till 9 P NJ z==Z
Patients abroad DESTROYS consulting Dr. C. by letter.
address Box @ 49, dl6 2ptfFrMo&ws
The Toilet.
''TREFELIo' Is THE TRUE SECRET OF BEAUTY
"TREFELIoa Cures all Ernpions.
.m.~ tTREFELIO y softens the Skin.
"TREFELIo Beauties the Skin
"TRfFEIIo Eradicates Humor.
"TREFELIot, 30 cents bottle.
Particularly adapted to climates drops poured
in the water for Bathing deeousy refreshing exhlera
ing giving the Skin Freshness Soothness Elasticity Sones
Blancy and Purs Gooling Invigorating the
flesh firm and Of aabaer richness of Beauty all
Eruptions. Immensely popular among the Ladies'
pa-sold everywhere at 50 cents a bottle.
CARY, HOWARD, SANGER 4 CO.; NORTH, SHERMAN
& CO.; LAzELI. MARSH Il GARDINER; TILEsToN &
CO. General Agents broadway, New York. my2s 2ply
Syftcoa s Gibbs
s E VI MACE HI N E 3.
The points of superiority claimed Machine rendering it
desirable for Family or Plantation use are
Its remarkable accuracy and power being capable making
-FOUR THOUSAND stitches per minute, and PER.
FEGTLY RELIABLE STITCH
1t will drop Stitches noeess It's operation
Its wonderful simplicity making easy learn operate
g. No mistake possibly be made in setting the
D. will ham perfectly Of required size from the
hem to that Of yard in wdth also form and fell seams
without the difficulty experienced with other Machines.
g. Last, but not least the price hrty five dollars
any other reliable Machine in the Market brings
within the reach of ALL
NPurchasers will be guaranteed perfect satisfaction with
the privilege Of returning the Machine IT, after trial. does
prove to DO all we recommend.
DAVIS BROTHERS, Agents,
ms 2peodh % Camp street.
Bs-ssF Brother S Seagey,
WARREN sr..................AA
New York.
INVESTORS
CELEBRATED OVAL EYE COTTON HOES,
IMPROVED PATTERN CANE KNIVES
SOLE AGENTS
Il. p. BRUFF'S AXES.
s9-The jobhing trade supplied by the package.
sS-A heavy stock of HARDWARE. CUTLERY, GUNS
sto.. onnstantlv hand. == iy2l sply
Fairbanks
PRIN cIP Al souTHERN
Scale Warehouse.
ANB DEPOT FOR
LILIES BURGLAR AND FIRE-PR00F SAFES.
FAIRBANKS co.,
dia spa No. IS Camp street.
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Hg Eighth Ward American Club The
Eighth Ward American Club will their New Club Room
situated at the corner Of Greamen Elysan Fields Streets
MONDAY, the T Of May 1862 O'Clock r. NJ and "
cry MONDAY following until further notice.
myI 2pte BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
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EEils0n's

To the Planters,
And all who Interested in preserving Life Limb and
Health Of those connected with them in any way
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
warrantedto the seads relieving
Of the sufferer in the very short pate
also cures the most nseerae of piles old Sores swengs
bruises wounds scroul erpons Of the skim broken breasts
and nipple and everything arising inammations
family that experiences this blessing will nc yer be
without 1t
For sale In New Orleans, wholesale and RETAIL by
]. WRIGHT Il CO.,
Fl and l5l Ghartres street.
General Agents for The South whom ali orders should
be addressed JED 2p3teod<W
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RETo the Voters OF the Fourth Ward,
EIGHTH AND NINTH PRECINCTS, Second pist1ict.-By
referring to the LIST OF REGISTERED VOTERS IN THE
EIGHTH AND NINTH PRECINCTS, you viii fnd that
AN REGISTERED AS VOTER In THE NINTH PRE-
CINCT.
JET 2plt JOHN K. HOLLAND
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/ Sf,t.fsg and Sasasas,es. or 1850.
\ SOUTHERN CLOTHING ESTABIISHME TENT,
as, ss and 30 st. Charles street,
CORNER or COMMON STREET.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS,
Ar
| WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Jsst received per late steamers of the LARGEST
MOST MAGNIFICENT stocks Of
FASHIONABLE
Spring and Summer Clothing
EVER BROUGHT TO THE SOUTH
Which, for STYLE, MATERIAL, WORKMANSHIP AND
| CHEAPNEss,
! rs Not Snrpassedis
Goods divided into three Departments but all nude,
| one general visw:
| STORE No. Is ST. CHARLES STREET,
l For
boys CIOTHINe.
| STORE No, Is ST. CHARLES STREET,
4 For
MEMS CLOTHING,
STORE No. 80 ST. CHARLES STREET,
For
FURNISHING aooDs AND SHIRTS.
AS-salesmsn speak French. Spanish German English
L. W. LYONS,
Nos o. rs and 30 ST. Charles street,
of x
Boys Clothing Ensp0s.isss,s,
6...............sT. CHARLES STREET. ...........a
Between Canal and Common Streets
This Store is exclusively for YOUTHS. BOYS, and CHILD
REN's
CLOTHING, SHIRTS,
.t And N
FURNISHING GOODS,
X WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Just opened, LARGE AND EXCELLENT STOCK Of
SPRING AND SUMMER
Dress and School Clothing,
Embracing
EVERY STYLE AND QUALITY.
All Of which will be sold at VERY REASONABLE prices
Ss-saesnen speak French Spanish German and English
L. W. LYONS.
Nos. 2s q and 80 St. Charles street.
jes fpls corner Of Common street.
Trunks, 1s-aUessssg- Bags,
vALIsEs, UMBRELLAS,
wATER-PRooF CLOTHING,
Of the
VERY BEST STYLES AND QUALITIES,
Made to order and warranted.
j. W. LYONS,
je4 2plt 8 q and 20 81. Charles st.. Common.
Shirts /! Shirts!
Just received, BY late steamers LARGE ASSORTMENT
ef-
w SHIRTS.
OF THE LATEST FAsHIoNsl
OF all the various qualities sizes-whits and Colored
Manufactured expressly for
The New Orleans city Trade.
TO FIT MEN, YOUTH, BOYS AND CHILDRENi |
L. W. LYONS,
Nos. %, 3 and 30 St. Charles street.
ie4 2plt Of Common street.
Robert Gs'ibble,
45............,......CAMP STREET. |
Has hand and will keep throughout the season. full and
complete assortment Of FASHIONABLE
CLOTHING
FL RNIsHING GOODS,
FOR MEN AND BOYS
Which he is selling Very Reasonable
every variety Of goods for summer wear. M"
Travelling Trunks,
For Ladies Gentlemen
Parties preparing to leave for the Summer will their
advantage 70 call and before purchasing elsewhere
ROBERT GRIBBLE,
ie4 2pMoTh&sa As Camp street, Grayier
" Wilson's
RAT AND ROACH ExTERMINAToR.
With very good will
The Rats can kill,
No matter how cunning they are
While they suck in the paste
@ With a relish and taste.
In moment they re- all below par
In five minutes a&
Wilson'S
RAT AND ROACH EXTERMINAToR
clears honse totally of these yermin.
For sale In New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT x CO.,
II and i5 Ghartres street,
jei 2pateod<W Sole Propreors.
To the Planters,
And to all who interested in preserving Life Limb and
Health Of those connected with them in any way
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
the and seads relieving the
agony Of the sufferer in the very short pate tt
also the inseterae piles sores sweng
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kFH. r.. Yennard is q candidate for re-
election for Alderman, Fourth District Election 4th Of
june next. nylO 2pte
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pr Dr. Charles e. ExeiIs, Dentist, No. I5a
GAnal street between Carondeet and Baronne New Orleans
MA 2plyAIo&W
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Read, Read, Read.
Mortality .an.os,g Southern

CHILDREN
estimated that in the Southern States children
carried of by worms and the diseases arising from ihe
by all other malades combined em exAmina ions of
the young too frequently reveal the terrible rayages
sdous enemies of health and fe therefore, only
Of common philanthropy with earnestness
preparation like
WINER's CANADIAN vERMtFuGE
which has proved in many thousands of immediate
safe and radical for every kind of sereuar disease
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
q and Isl Ghartres street.
Jef 2pSteod<W Sole Proprietors.
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Roots, Shoes and BrOgasas,
AT WHOLESALE
Plantations supplied with prime Ditehng BOOTS Rasses
BRoGATs Wool Mexican, Palm Leaf straw and carpeacsy
hats, at the lewest market prices. by
FROST CO.,
No. TO- Magazine street. New oresua
HATS CAPS, stc.,
AT WHOLESALE.
We constantly receiving general assortment Of sl and
Fur Cashmere Psnas, Lsghorn Straw, Palm Leaf Mexican
and Wool HATS, AZ the lowest market prices, By
FROST u CO.,
Vla ApAW Magazine street
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EASY TO FIsp.-Messrs. Brnff, Brother & seayer,
Of New York, announce their approaching re-
moval during this month, from their present loca-
ton, IA Warren street, to their new marble stores,
3s4 and 1856 Broadway. There they will open
stock Of guns, hardware etc.. adapted exclusively
to Southern trade. OF course all our friends
dealing in New York in those articles will do well
to give them call il It i only to see the agnit-
cence Of their establishment.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-09-07
Democratic Rowdyism.

Ed. JOURNAL Last evening listened to q very
able political speech by G. w. Van Horne, Esq.
who, Notwithstanding the attempts of the outsiders
to muzzle the freedom Of speech, went through his
discourse without appearing to notice them. Judg-
ing the source whence these attempts came, he
treated them with true philosophical indifference.
Not change was observed on his countenance
The worst feature Of the outrage was that these
Douglasites began their rowdyism before the first
sentence of the speakers opening remarks fell
from his lips. hope these Young Americans, or
full grown boys, will take warning by this fruitsss
attempt, and, in future, keep their ears open and
their jaws extended not quite so wide. hope, too,
that they will not shoot, and ride one another on
rail, while he who merits their respect is holding
up the 'little giant at arms length and exposing
his tricks to the gaze of the world. 1t is wrong,
my friends, to rally around the standard Ct Demi-
Mockery and 60 it blind, as CANNES come into the
world. l am seeking for information, and hope
these Outsiders" will do likewise, and that their
rails will carry them into "Abrsham's BOSOM"
ONB WHO LOVES HIS COUNTRY And FRsrDoM OF
SPEECH.
Muscatine county, Iowa, Sept 4, 1860.