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Louisiana Intelligence.

Capt. Louis D. Prescott and DR.. George Hill are
candidates in St. Landry to fill the vacancy in tlle
Legislature caused by the resignation Of Capt. j.
G. Hayes.
The OpeIousas Sentinel in very cordial well
come Of our neighbor, the Bulletin, speaks Of the
late Col. Seymour as colonel of the 9th Louisiana
Regiment. He was colonel of the 9Th.
ANOTHER MURDER.-T Thursday night, lth inst,
at O'Clock, while at supper, young Don Dlegue
S. Fontenot was shot and killed by some unknown
persons who had approached his residence under
cover Of the ss.-[Opelousas Courier, 10th
The West Baton Rouge Sugar Planter says in
regard to the weather and the crops:
Another week of glorious weather has passed
without q cloud to obscure the horizon or shield
us from the SUMS rays. Such weather is TOO good
to last and when it does change be on the alert
for chilling Northern winds and frosts. Cotton
picking progresses with considerable rapidly and
as prices seem reasonable, with prospect OF
doing better, our planters feel somewhat relieved
although they would have much preferred making
larger drops than have rewarded their labors this
year.
HoMIcIDE.-On Tuesday night last, two me1
employed on the levce at Chinn and Robertson's
crevasse, got into a quarrel, when one of them
drew knife and stabbed the other, inficting {
mortal wound. The murderer escaped and ha
not been heard of since. We could not learn thei
names or the origin of the difficulty. Every effor
is making to bring the offender to justice.
[Baton Rouge Sugar Planter
EAST FEL1cIANA.-The Democrat, of the goth
says:
"The weather during the past week has beer
delightful, atfording an opportunity to planters t
gather that portion of their crop which the rot ant
worm has spared them. The continued fail
weather has improved to some extent their pros
poets, but not enough to fill the expectations o
the early part of the season. 1t is only partia
recovery from what one time threatened TO b.
perfect ruin to their hopes"
The Baton Rouge Advocate, of the goth, says:
Business continues brisk, and many teamsloade
with cotton are on the streets. There is now
market for it here and buyers are in the field CON
peting for every bale that is for sale"
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PERVERTED TALENTs.-There have been men in
all ages, certainly there are not a few now, who
answer closely to the remark once made by dis
tinguished statesman in England; THAT God had
given them great talents Of which the devil had
given the application Insuch cases The greater
the powers the worse; for, as Bacon says: THE
swfter the runner the further he will go wrong, if
! he sets out in the wrong direction"
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pATnNr LUMBER DRYER.
guAKEEx'a...... ................nUAIShEH's
PATENT LUMBER DRYER,
sUpERHEATED STEAM, WITHOUT PRESSURE, WILL
SEASON LUMBER IN FROM 2 TO 4 DAYS,

Important Invention for Seasoning Lumber.
1t will Lumber at cost Of 81 1000 feet
1t will season Lumber thoroughly, and check 1t Less
than any other process.
safer the work quicker cheaper and better thar
any other process
Tho expense Of Kiln Right is within the reach o.,
every one.
1t to dry out the Lumber than to haul
twenty miles.
NO NECESSITY FOR USING GREEN LUMBER.
The Lumber the ready to be worked I'M
mediatey.
Kiln Of erecting Kiln and the price of Right, are
often saved in year by this process
No need Of keeping large stocks of lumber on hand 1t costt
less it by this process than the interest hepce while
drying in the air.
Carpenters Cooper Cabinet Carriage Sash, Door and
Blind Manufacturers Owners of Planning Machines Saw as
and all who wish dry lumber should be in possession Of the
Right to this invention.
common Hot Air Kiln can be changed into Steam Kiln
| for small expense.
This process Ia In the Car shops of the Pennsy
yans Cenr New York Central; Atlantic and Great West
ern Chicago and North Western Chicago, Alton and St
Lonis Illinois Central Chicago Burlington and Quincy
CINCINNATI and other Railroad Companies Also by o.
the manufacturers of Cars Carriages SASH Doors and Blinds
Agricultural Implements etc. throughout the United States
T0BACCo WOOL PAPER, BRICK, SALT and Other
substances are dried by this process.
of the Dryer allowed before paying for the Right b!
| paying for the drawings and specifications.
| For further information, address
| JOSEPH FRY,
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osad poyAr,s a.rss.. corner Of Tchoanlt
EAssMAN's PATENT IRON TIES
FOR COTTON BALES.

Ny Button Tie the FIRST offered for sale extent n
the South and has been BY thousands of planters
the shape button It introduced and
also procured patent for Buckle Tie which for slmpli
unequal Sizes and security in holding is think superior
Tbs advantages Of iron over rope for bang cotton are
universally acknowledged II holds the bale IN much smaller
both the country pressing the
ports immensely the risk from re stronger and its
This last advantage has been strkingy manifested during
war Thousands Of bales of cotton have been lost BY the rot
ding breaking Of which could have been
iron hoops hsq been used In addition to this can be
snt Of labor the hemp growing has the sup
ply of hemp TO such extent IS TO cause prices to rule unpr
cedentedly high Indeed uciency for bang moderate
cotton crop cannot be relied on at any price,
have ged for the importation Of large quantity Of
MesBrB Chambers Latng for the sale and delivery of
Ties oo
sin January jsst received from your press 1889 bales
your Tie safely affirm that the cotton boun
Presses that it slowed better and enabled the ship carry
more than on any previous voyage.
IN better order than the rope bound cotton It. is highly
s f as % se s5sa IRON paa G m
that dampness will rot the rope bound can confidently
and carefully watched it. both in loading dischargng
'-- DIT ''1i' JOIN HOWARD, Master
The undersigned, Fire Warden and Fire Inspector
New Orleans Insurance Companies o. opinion that
Iron Tie aords greater protection against loss of FIR
than the old style of baing with rone - ~
JOHN ADAMS, Fire Inspector
1e'u'ut IL '--' "''''' Alfred BELANGER,
EIChief Engineer, Fire Department.
CHAMBERS & LATTIEG.
Agents for Fassman's Iron Tiles
And
DEALERS IN BAGGING, ROPE AND TWINE,
81 Carondelet street, New Orleans,
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The tendency of people to carry quotations too
far was illustrated inn New Haven prayer meet
ing the other day BY a brother, who exclaimed in
ns @ Door miserable sinners, Of which am the
chief among ten thousand, and altogether
loyely.n
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AsPINwALL AS A REsIDENcE.-A gentleman who
has recently gone from New York to Aspinwall,
writing from there to a friend in the North, and
speaking of his first experience, says:
The stories you hear in the States of the IN
healthiness of this climate are all bosh. At the
most you are only in danger Of fever which, in
all probability, will not PROSTATE you for more
than three days, and certainly not for more than
week. AS for myself, l grow fat on the warm
weather.
And then everything is so cheap down here, it
seems almost as if I had gone into another world,
per hundred, and very nice Hayanas for 81.
Everything else is as cheap. Even greenbncls
can be bought for sixty cents, and then gold and
silver are as plentiful as fractional currency Or
taX-cOlectors at the north. l assure you it is
almost fairy land.
The military, however, rather makes me smile
after having seen sailor with his fists whip five
fully armed soldiers who attempted to arrest him
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COOKING STOVES.
sTOvEs........,..'sTovEs............srovE
A GOOD COOKING STOVE

A GOOD COOKING STOVE
ONE OF THE MOST NECESSARY AND DESIRABLE
Articles of Household Economy,
And if properly managed will prensose the health comfort
and happiness of every member of the family.
TINE, MONEY, and extreme vExATToN by delays q
your daily meals, may be saved by using the
Charter Oak Cooking stove.
Over TEN THOUSAND of these celebrated COOKING
STOVES are in daily use throughout the city of New Or
leans. Every one Of them has been sold under FULL
GUARANTEE, and we offer them aa a reference wherever
found.
The Improved Charter Oak Stove, with
Extension Top
Has but ONE DAMPER and is simple in its construction
that child can manage It. The OVENS are larger Bake
more uniform and the Stove heavier than any Cooking
Stove of corresponding size ever made.
The Hot Water Reservoir boiler
furnishes constant supply Of Hot Water at all hours Of the
day. and for hours after been extingushed with
out additional cost FUEL practical illustration OF the
ECONOMY in using the CHARTER OAK,
The Reflector GridiroD,
original with the Charter Oak and usedon no other stove
the perfect manner to BRo1L Meats and Poultry where
by the offensive arising from me during the process Of
brong are carried up pipe and JUICES Of the Meats
preserved
The Hot Closet
in which MEATS and PASTRY are kept WARM for hours
when there has been delay at meals besides enabling the
cook to furnish greater variety of dishes and deserts and
place themhot upon the table.
The Charter Oak Stove
will do one third more baking in given time, and Is per
cent less wood than any other stove made
RICE BROS. & CO., Sole Agents,
90 and 95 Camp street, near PCydras,
| and 565 Magazine street near Magazine Market
4 Warehouse Nos. 81 and 80 Julia street
Ar PERRY's OLD STOVE HOUSE,
al PoYDRAs STREET Between Camp and St Charles SITS
For sale, 500 Flat Top Diving FIue Cooking
Stoves.
Au of the same general character but differing
4 tation, and in their names)
For twenty years have been selling and continue to sci
the "OLD HATH AWAYn stoves which, under the names o
Charter Oak Brilliant Peerless Olive Branch Magee ant
Magnolia are the market the prices varying with TN
Amount putting received and not for
yalne that one Of them has the other The STEP
PREMIUM STOVE under the of southern star uee
Of the South Mustang Pride Of the East Planters Cook
Pana ZION and other names have also IN great xaeiS
coal and Franklins and aewof our right WOO
Stoves large small box and Ten Plate Stoves Stove pt
etc do peculiar merit in being able TO 20
bro steaks and preserve then juices to Keep ate
all times or to roast eats IN onr stoHes, ~ PeoP
do that they know also that rose by any otner nam
would smell az sweet and that before they buy they may ca
at PERRYs IA Poydras street, and save 50 IN the pufeha
8 of a Stove.
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Manufacturers of Barrels, Eenburg Center New York
We have in use two Bukleys Patent Dryers. They
perfectly satisfactory We the of the Dryers
interest alone each year one of them.
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s. R. CHAMBERS, DRUGGIST,
Corner Liberty and Ersto streets
NGOsTURA AROMATIC B1TTERs.
PREPARED By DOCTOR sIEGERT, AT ANGosTURA,
CHOW CIUDAD-BoLIVARJ

These bittes do only distinguish themselves by their
flavor and aromatic above all others generally used but
are at ths same time excellent tonic, and etcacous
stimuant to ncte the appetite They are principally used
tbus nour half Tablespoonful in wnegl9ss mix it with
wine or other liquor and take before breakfast or din
ner or at any hour the day yon should ee ncned
they can likewise used in sugar and water or SYRUP and
thus composed they agreeable taste and more
suitable ladies and children They moreover an excel
lent remedy removing Indigestion hanleney hystericai
and attacks cOcs colds pains OF the stomach
and dRrrhea which originate from weakness and relax
digestive In such cases the doses from hf 70
one tablespoonful according to she violence of the attack aud
several per hour in the OF the day unhe dis
appears Besides their extreme usefulness i'll the cure
offever ague, they also excellent pesevatlva
against maades in the forme case the dose IS
from tablespoonful either mixed as above and to
taken three four times during the day while
the patient from fever; in the latter adapt their
principal application according to the general of bitters
should be from twenty sixty drops in proportion to the age
In they be applied with success for the
new ru using tablespoonful OF Btters to eAch
gallon of rum thus they remove its bad smell and aerd
taste giving Immediately agreeable flavor silzlar to Old
rum. . ,,,, =
these Btter they most important service as rem
ey against Asatc Choerannd Choern IN every INSTANCE
where they had been employed with splendid success II
such is of tablespoonful repeating
tile same every day three four times. until favorable
result obtained which very often experienced For Wo
men children the doses TO be smaller in proportion
their age constitution ana to be taken mixed with
generally found be preventative against the aoresai
| Cholera and ChOiegin. - 30
| For sale by w. II. HESNtHG q w,
50 and o. Camp stzset, Sol a gents in New Orleans
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walnut inch boards one II inches wide dry shrunk
inch in width one 10 inches wide as dry as it could be
made, shrunk men IN wlqh. IN olr Qplnon tnis prooes
takes more shnkage OUT OF inc 1unoeE Snan any oHe u
does not iniure it
Hs Gentra no Sailroad 6ompany. Aitoona' Pa.
In order to make test of Bukleys Patent Lumber Dryer
the En was ea WIN Gnr n e pbsr came from Tie
XII ooEs Ed of lumber were weighed and
when put in the kilns and also when taken ont;
~ inch pine plank weighed in u bs weighed out 4o D
gaIged in II gsngef ont - lS absd go ms
a "A iH in lg az inches gsaged out 49,
56f bs j rsu lS in TX inches, gsnged out ~
log ece If oak weighed in 1888 Ms weighed out 1877 MS
gauged in 63S by 9l6inches gagged out ca by 7l6.
pine board perfectly greenl weighed in ~ d. weighed out
BY ms and was only in The Kiln twenty hoprs Ehe luoe4
The tests were perfectly satisfactory. - ,,-ou.-t
JNo. P. LAIRD, Sup't Motive Power and Machinery.
~ .oo+,o., oneration 1T Rnklev,s Lumber Driver ha,
m 6e sat forth g the Certificates Of MI
Gar9 and MI EeYAn % o"' NV
fho"Ae a. 9oo1t' 'i'o teS'O0"'
..A &c 1I,oos WI, a,d M sbor, Cbioooo u,-
lington and Quincy Railroad Aurora Ill
thorough made at this shop Of Bukeys Patent
Lumber Dryer 1t has the qualities OF thoroughly seasoning
lumber, safety from fire. small amount of fuel easily at
tended and will dry the lumber in short space OF time Il e
four days using JESS fuel day than had formerly
a S lumbar any was more borohy than any
have dried heretofore and that too without any checks
From William JohnsoHe
Foreman New York Central Railroad shops auburn n y
1t has been great nep 10 u.s. 1consneE we ess 0u "
4''As -N'-1O' w. Er,,or, a n uova
&aoM 90 = AAtAsS, ,,,,.,,
Superintendent of Machinery, Illinois Central kalroaG
The Dryer works satisfactorily We have recently DUH
another KIN, and snail huld several more
| From q, O. Case,
Superintendent of Oar Dept of Michigan Central Railroad
From several years experience with H g. Bukeys and
other methods drying lumber, cheerfuy
mend this as the best in xse
| 1rxn,,, 5Tx.,.,,x,,- 1n,f+1, q, 10
| HAO - Ivy S' -, ''
,.z Az, uar BulaeIs layton. d ono 10 o and bry
lumber and all dimensions; the time required for drying
varying with the kind and thickness we hnd 1t nospensao
in our business. 1r MAO, =, Eet
From Dean o. Gtitoh'
| Car Builders, Detrot Michigan
some ~ by Il men green OAK LOT car qcfs was aflea
and in the open air Wehaye made thorough tests an
And the nmher does not shrink PARTICLE after coming or
the kiln.
| From Russell 81 Co.,
~ p,,do.a o,1 NnFaot,ra ~ Rsenars 4T,nars uors
oAt u Po,rIrs and Spnsratogs MasfIi66n 6hio ' A'
The lumber comes from the Eins ali ready to work Fror
tests made we are satisfied that the shTnkage is taken cut
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.JEWELRY.


6 BIER. ,.s.............'..''....'...'S MAG4M
No 90 CAMP STREET, UNDER TIE CITY HoTE1.
:goygelry, Watches, silver and Plated Ware
--soLE AGEET FOR
sFMMONs' BRAZILIAN PEBBLES.
FnsGod Watches In Hunting GsHes diamond mounted and
sncraved host Makers rich Sets Bracelets, Pins and Ear
rim sin Diamond Amethyst Coral Onyx and Etruscan Gold
10 karat Gold and Vest Chains latest pates Sleeve
Buttons and stus of every variety and best workmanship
Cents Scarf Masonic Pins, various desgnsi Silver and
Plated Sets Table and Forks and Spoons Cups Goblat
Napkin Rings Oastors etc. Pocket ard Table Cutlery best
makers and superior quality
Clocks,
ONCE and MANTLE in Bronze, Marble and Wood.
apecCnctaE,
Gold Silver, Steel and Shell mounted
The particular attention those needing "heps to read"
respectfully solicited semmons Brazilian Pesbss the hes
and only glasses that be used New Pebbea reset
oldfranes Parteuarattention paid repairing Watcher
Jswelry the best vorkmen oeag employed.
| Rom.afer 20 CAMP STREET. upder tho City Hata.
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No. % 81. oaARIEs sTREE4. new oas.gara.

No. % 81. CHARLES sEHEEr. NEW oatnArs.
Having received, by Iase arrivals, large stock Of yREa
and NEW DRUGs IN addition to the iarzs asscrtpsn. =
hand, am now prepared to supply the large and suczssas
wants Of the DRUG TRADE soUFH
The following articles comprise pszt ii my stock:
Acids, all kinds, Alcohol,
Basom Copabias Ammonia, Gazbcnats,
Blue Mass, Bay Ram
Borax, Blue Vitri
Calernel, Birthstone,
fanthRrades, Castor Oh,
chlsride Lime, Chalk, red and whisss
Concentrated Le ohioretoRrs
Cream Tartar Goppsras,
Indigo, outtls Fish Bons.
Iginglasa Ipscae
Lcortce, JGlap
Lcorica Root Lunar Caustici
Nader, Aaca
Mamma, AagneaIa,
Musk, Marphfnes
N1trnegB, epiura,
Quicksilver, Quinfns,
Rotten stons4 Rochelle Salts
Sulphur, Pumice Stone,
Tanin, sy-iuges
Epson salts, TurpsntIne
varnish, Whits Lsad in on,
Ether, Nitric FIT Emery Flour,
Ether, SuIphuTie. Emery !, 2ands
Gamboge, Extracts, solid and autas
Chamber Salts, Flax Seed.
Gum Arabie, Flax Seed ground,
Sum Benzoin, Ginger,
Gum shellac, Gum Asaaieedita.
Gum Myrrh, Gum csmphor
Glycerne, Gum TTagseznta4
Hops, Glue
OH Bergarnct Herbs, fresh.
OIL Cod Liver, whttes On Aniss,
OIL Ged Liver DARK. on Cinnamon.
Oil, Olive. pints and quarts Oh, Croion,
on, SasssfFas, on Lemon,
Pepper, black Oh, Peppermint
Potash, Chlorate, Oh. Wintergreen,
Putty Pepper, Cayenne.
saltpetze, Potassa, Iodide.
SIENNA, Rhubarh.
| Soap Castle. saleratus,
| Sponge, suuR in isrs and botsiaEs
| Alum Soda, Bieazbonate,
| Soda, Sal. White Wax.
FERFUMERY,
Fancy Gosds. Stationery.
Combs, Rruahes
oologns4 handkerchief Extracts
Pomadss, FlayorinE
Toilet Articles Pufs and Powder Boxss
Soaps, plain and fancy, Patent Medicines, etc
Orders received from the country VIII meet with prOnBG
attention, JAMES CONCEAL
70 st. Charles utEesss
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Foreign Gossip.

Some interesting statistics relating to the con-
sumption Of French wines in England appear in
recent number of the Moniteur industrial. The
average quantity of wine produced in France is
IS, 900 Of hectotres, twenty-five imperial gal
lons) which are distributed az follows: u, 264 900
consumed by the growers or sold directly to con
sumers, 2454 600 convertedinto spirits, 100000 go
to make vinegar, 1886 900 are exported, IL $4,000
are taken by the wine trade, and 1856 600 remain
disposable.
Jewels, of great beauty and value, belonging to
Polish young ladies', to be rallied for in Lon
don to raise funds to assist eXiled lovers to finish
their studies
| NJ. Auber, the "prince of French composers"
and already in his eightyfifh year. is as fresh, ae-
| tive, and witty as when he had numbered half as
many years. Being the other day rather pestered
by his house keeper, who was urging him to take,
| in the way of warm clothing, certain precautions
| which did not altogether commend themselves 10
his fancy, the old composer at length turned upon
his well-meaning tormentOr, implorng her TO leave
him in peace, and assuring her maj she continued
her prosecutions he should ''do something des-
perate.n And pray what will you do" retorted
| the house keeper. 9 III enlist, quietly returned
| the owner.
cheap and poor coffin, that was easily broken
open, saved man in Brussels from being buried
alive.
The Russians are very eccentric people. Il
they get drunk, they often do, it shows itself il
hugging and kissiDg-but being confined to the
male sex, the practice is not very popular among
the American visitors.
A correspondent Of the London Times writes
No foreign dogs are allowed to pass the Prussiar
frontier A passport from the Prussian ambas
sador in London will not avail to gain admittanet
into Prussia to the smallest and most inotfensivt
lapdog. Pugs, as more ferocious, are instantly
seized and gibbeted. About month ago took (
railway ticket from Brussels to Aix-la- Chapelle
also one for my little companion Of nine year
standing, fayorte of the breed of King Charles
On arriving at Yerviers was informed that al
dogs were prohibited, and that guard was sta
toned at Herbesthall to repel ri Ell arms, all in
truders of the canine race. It's believed that tn
Prussian commander.in-chief in those parts ha
been thrown from his charger, which was alarme
at the appariton of an English pug; hence thes
severe measures.
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nhuuectuieis" vi i1"tiSis' N"tiiP'ii9i NHi''
The Dry Kiln built direction of your Agent, 70
seasoning staves has in constant and believe
performs its work FULLY well as you claim for it, wou
BUY green slaves those partly seasoned know
ing canR few days. at small expense, have them wei
seasoned.
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FINANCIAL.

A DvANCEs ON coNs1aNMENTs OF COTTON,
Tobacco staves Tsow Western Produce, etc. to friends
in New York. Boston, Liverpool Havre Bordeaux and the
West Indies. OSCAR BEROIER,
M hs Narnzins strsat I'M stnra
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MEDICAL.
ToNIc-soUTaEESN TONI

years of successful trial both in this city and
in the country. the of number Of persons
have been beneftedby its have concluded to pre-
sent to the public
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HEv oaLEAss
9
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Ar1lele. Of non.ehoIa Eeonon,y.

ONE OF THE MOST NECESSARY AND DESIRABLE
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SOLE AGENT,

SOLE AGENT, H
j. eONEeA%
WHOLESALE DEUGaEaE'
I5apa 3
BE.
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Ohio are received. Taking the Cox and Morgan
the State is 1871.
The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin of the goth
publishes the full official vote for governor in every
county of the State except Pike. In that it says
Itthen adds: owe have examined and corrected
the returns carefully from the tables printed in the
various county papers, and believe that the official
count at the polls will not vary 100 from our fig
ures. It places Geary's majority in the State a
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Fortifos the system against the evil effects Of
water For sale in all parts Of the world. Rsa
Kzya CENTRAL DEPoT--American, Express bn4nlNF 20
Hudson street, Now York. Manutqesory-Hud'9a, n 4
GRO: o. HupBEl co.,
PropristozE
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We're it necessary certificate after certificate could be
pended to this well known citizens but deem it use
less. Sold by all Druggists.
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CONTRIBUTIONS FOR THE SUFFERERS.
QUEBEC, Oct. 20.-Contributions of food and
money are coming in. An address, appealing to
the charity of the province and world generally,
was adopted. The mayor is authorized to ask
the government Tor aid, large number Of the
sufferers are leaving the city.
The weather is fine.