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81 gRAvRNsoUs AND fRAvENGEFuL.---
elder duck was citing assiduously on hei
nest, fol-. Matching time was near. But
crafty raven, ever on the lookout for eggs
made up his mind to have treat at her
expense. The elder duck, being heavy
bird, is not easily dislodged. The raven at
tackled in therear, and with his strong beals
laid hole of her tail, to pull her backward
The duck from sitting 80 long, was scarce!
ly a match for the robber, and would have
been forced to give way. But the drake,
ON guard near by, presently saw the assault
on his wife, and fastened to the rescue.-
So intent was the raven upon getting
at the eggs, that the drake was on him
before he was aware. With head erect
and nruflled feathers he made sud-
den dart at the raven, and took o firm grip
of his enemy's neck with his strong bealx.
The raven at once gave up his hold of the
could not get his neck out Of the brakes
beak, and, from the position in which he
was held, his own beak and his claws were
useless. Hewould have flown up could he
have done SO, carrying the drake with him !;
but this was impossible Moreover heTwas
being choked. One side of the rock on
which the struggle took place sloped grad
ually down to the sea, and It was the
brakes purpose to drag his enemy In that
direction Slowly but surely he succeeded.
In,vain did the raven, with the elder drake
upon him, flap his powerful wings; they
only beat the ground. In vain did he utter
the hoarsest Of cries. At one time It SEEM
cd as if the raven would have escaped, az
ter all but never once did his opponent
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@aetitaL. 9
one Lsssk Gone.

3
iEoI Tako tho pillows from the cradle es.3 lUss
Where the little sufferer lay nj t e-b.as
Draw the curtains, close the shutters, giHE
g G shutout every beam of day III G8i feca0
Spread the pail upon the table, PC aAaliLau
Place the lifeless body there's, --e
Backfrom off the marble features
Lay the auburn curls with care.
With its little blue-veined fingers
N n Crossed upon It's sinIess broast, 49,
4 Free from care and pain, and anguish, s$
X III Let the infant cherub rest. I VI ksafssal
ii Smooth its little shroud about IL; t,-r .A.--
Pick its toys from of the floor; ~ -yef
fltc They, with all their sparkling beauty. sg.tT
Meier can charm their owner more .tt,.s.
Take the little shoes and stockings
From thcdoting mothers sight;
Pattering feet no more will need them,
~ : Walking in the fields offght lta
Ice, Parents faint and worn with watching
Through the long dark night of grief, 49,
Dry your tears and soothe your sIghing--y
Gain respite of relief. ~ -,
Mother care is mo more needed 4,e ezs.ra
u or, To allay the rising moan, so ~ .5{. g.
And though you, perchance may leave IL, .gse.l
1t Gun never DO alone.
Angels bright will witch besideit
Init quiet holy slumber,
Till Tho morning, then awake It
To place among their number
"a Thus golden link is broken - ~
y TO Ina chain Of earthly bliss; Ff 4 5Fir.I
Thus the distance shorter making ss, q. .s'sl
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-10-16

EFFECTS OF SUGAR ON THE TEETHs The
children of sugar growing countries have
good teeth, although they almost live upon
sugar IN one form or other Inconsistencies
must spare their allowances Of Sugar ION
some other ground than this gllildfeh
crave it, and ought TO have d liberal 4upply,
as &c is D highly nutritious substance. Ii
has also balsamic properties, ana assists the
respiratory functi 6ns. An inor Innate quaii
,tity ofcourse, might derang u the, st oinach.
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go "Are you going 70 the Legislature
sir ~ asked q newly elected Assemblyman
ola gentlemen who sat beside him in the
Hudson River cars. ~, - - 1919 II
aSir," was the reply, lido you mean to IN
suit me Do I look like q scoundrel r.
No, sir | thank God, I'm not going TO the
Legislature; I'm going 10 I he State
Prisoni'' 81 sil1 Il w a LIZ ssasg5z
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81 egr Josh Billings was not ten miles ont
of the way when he flung this of !: AMEN
who have . CRATE deal to do with hosses
seem to dcnoraiizc fsr moro than the boss
es do sl4 '5as W 70. ~ ss'liz
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Bob Brown, aid you say that my
father had not ais much sense al Billy
Smiths little yellow dog ~ No, I never
said any such thing sAll T sad was that
Billy Smith,s little yellow dog had more
sense. than your father that's all r ever
said = sWelh i've well you d 1il5 say the
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- IA man III Norwich dropped a live.
coal I; mtg II bOmbshelt to hear AZ: = ~
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70 Horses aro cheap ID some parts Of
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DosTnRE, HANDBILbs CARDS, CIRCULARS. &c,
Il neaasy atintcda tehe .Hgts ofuoe,' Hs
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-28

Ihe Pendleton Guards, strong in number,
stronger still in the old names they bear, and
strongest Of all in the cause they adhere to,
halted in front of the CRESCENT last night.
and gave us a serenade. As we looked from
our windows upon that array of youthful
manhood, each one a soldier of the Demo-
cratic cross, we felt more jubilant, if that
were possible, about the prospects Of Louisi
ana Never have men, in battle array, obeyed
the orders of their officers more promptly
and these men only have transparencies in
one hand, and ballot in the other. Can the
hepublleans cite one instance along the line
OF procession followed by the Pendleton
Guards where soda shop has been gutted
or man on the sidewalk beat? No.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-28
DI.trfef Elecfnr..
A L TIE RNATEs:
sICKLY INvoCATIoNs.

The New York Tribune despairs of its pre-
sidential ticket unless Maine and Vermont. in
their coming elections for State officers and
congressman, on the 14th and the 1st of Sep
temher respectively, shall revive the hopes of
the Radicals by giving increased Radical ma
Jonties. Despair does not improve Tribune
eloquence and force, as may be Judged by
these two sickly invoeations "Green Noun
tain boys, let yourselves outl" "Republi-
cans Of Maine, let the rebels hear a thunder
clap in the East during the coming month !"
The Green Mountain boys, unless much
greener than even the Tribune takes them to
be, doubtless will let themselves out by thou-
sands from the Radical lines, and come over.
like intelligent patriots, to the Democratic
camp. If they don't, hundreds of thousands
IN other States will, SO that their dere-
hction will not be of the slightest conse-
quence. Boys of another color are in this sense
letting themselves out every day down here
IN the South, as the Tribune will soon dis
cover, if it has not already done SO. AS to
the thunder clap in the East during the
coming month, prayed for by the Tribune,
the Democracy have not the least fear on that
score, were it even possible for so miraculous
phenomenon to happen as a clap of thunder
drawn into such longitude of sound as to ex- |
tend through a whole month But one swal- |
low does not make summer, and one clap of |
thunder does not make a storm. The Radi-
calls will appreciate the force of this remark in
November, when thunder will stun them and
lightning will blast them from every point Of
The heavens, and from the very ground be-
meath their feet.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-28
FORMATION.

me LtADiNs DIVISION will occupy New Levee strss,
tirst District the right resting on Canal street
The FlhsT DIVISION will occupy Iehoupltoolas 49,,
right resting Canal street ''
The SECOND DIVISION will occupy Mara,in. str.s, .A,
resting canal street. "s''
The rfIbD DIVISION win occupy Camp street. rirbs
resting Canal street - ''e-'
The FOURTH BlUsIOS VIII occupy Baronno .,,..,
right resting Canal street 'f
The FIFTH DIVISION will occupy Dryades str.s+ ,,,..
resting Canal street '''' "sA'
The SIXTH DIyfsi ON wiz occnpv .ast .,a. ., a.,
Second DistricD right resting on Canal stree.
Ihe hkNEh1H DlYiSION will occupv sn--us -,
right resting Canal street s"'g shse4
resting ON Canal street. ''' 70"
The Ninth DIVISION will occupy Bourbon .,,.., ia.
resting on Canal street 'A 'i0e' hsl
The ThNTH DIVISION will occupy 3, c,o.,.. -,
right resting Canal street io' '''eA
me ELEVENTH DIVISION will oceupv ss., ia. =, n.
fonueeI right rssd- IN canal street
me TWELFTH DIVISION viii occupy west .,a. o,c.,a
delet, right resting on Canal street
Inc fhlkrkkNIH DIVISION viii oe.pnv Raj. ...
AZ thAt portion Of Canal rect below Ran,p.rt st.,
Inc Headquarters Of the Gran Marsh, ,,I, -, r-
siAtue where ali Chefs OF Division will ren,,, . -.
neir respective Divisions formed in coaoruI, h a,
programme. WIN -
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-28

OUR ANNUAL REvIEw.-We are devoting un-
usual time and labor to the Commercial
and Financial Annual Report of operations
in New Orleans for 1867 and 1865. which
will be published on Tuesday. September Ist. in
our letter sheet Price Current aud in the Daily and
Weekly CRESCENT of that date. As this will be
one of the most accurate aud comprehensive doc
uments ever issued by any Office in the Crescent
City, and as our last annual review was received
with such commendstion that we had to repubish
1t several times during the first week of September
1867, In order to supply constantly increasing
demand. our friends and patrons would confer an
especial favor by lending in their orders -omptly
during the ensuing week. Parties ordering 100
copies or more can have their cards inserted free Of
charge, and those who prefer a private circular
may find II 10 their interest 70 csf AZ oar Office
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-28
sOUTHERN CROPS.

The Jefferson (Texas) Jimplecute of the lin
says lne worms DESTROYING the cot,oo
nelds IN the lower end Of this county. No more
hope for over half a crop.
Ibe Marshall Texas Republican of the IAtb
says; Ihe rams have ceased at last Never were
crops more promising. The yield will be great
land. 'N Y" "u'
The Claiborne Advocate Of the 22d SAYS; We
sun near much TAX about the cotton worm but
nom great variety OF notions we can gather
nothing very satisfactory. Cotton NAV bs cnt
snorl Dut one thing certain the crop is far supe.
nor 10 last year. The speculations of men VIII
LOi lneresse or diminish the prospect of the wor
time alone will tell. "O'"'
Ihe Tyler Texas Reporter of the 18th has the
following The cotton worm is abroad ana no
mistake. We have seen numbers of the little de
predatOrs ourself, and found them TO have the
utliolm OF The army which swept our fields last
yesr. They are becoming quite numerous in the
e~ou,heas, ~ portion oil this county, and in portions
oi Cherokee. They are not so early in their AN.
peaIance as last year by few days, and the cot.
ION is SAID 10 be two weeks earlier THIS will giva
US chance for better crop than last wear We
ieel sure that If the weather remains as IL has
9een' that me crop of this county will be cut
The Shreveport Southwestern of the 10Th sovs.
WIN the exception of two light shower, tbs
Nea'Iti iOr lhe past week was Dry and hot Cor
ton picking has commenced in earnest In the hill
ana VIII soon be general on the river. We hear
OF more damage to the crop from the hoII -.
Than The caterpillar, though as vet notbioo ser;1
Ous Dss ranspired. Much damage. howe1er 4.
anticipated by the alarmists who aver that I, o,i
requires little more time to make A clean s.,aa,S
oi the cotton weed. Many well Informed nsrsons
~ SUI, oi tne opinion that as much will be made
IS can be picked out, in spite of the worm NJ
Dg me past week seven bales new cotton w.
ecelVed 10 this city. while last year only one hsle
was received up TO the lst OF September
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-28
ORDER OF MARuu

AT "a o'clock bomb will be cred from Hessa,.r,.-
~ he Clay statue, which viii be the signal thai ,bs go
Marshal has taken his position.
Al O'Clock second bomb win be fred which will b. IN
sss Tor the Clubs to light their torches Il being un
'na' me ues will move 10 their respective pl.oss
onng Without lights, in order that the lights yllsnoj
De exhausted before the c nelusion Of the parade.
Al minuts after three bombs viii be fred IN oBie u
ce n which vii be he signs the procession 20 move
Nhsh each Division, the direction Of their Divsu
Ohle VIII take up the line OF march, strictly conforming
ZONE Programme and tse direction the Grand Marshal
Ihe Foot Cub will form march by sections or by fou
pressr ng the distances which the Olubs respectively
should occupy
Ihe Mounted Clubs viii form move BY iours throughout
the line Of march.
Is taues y enjoired upon hs Division Chiefs Club Mar
shss and their Aids that the make such
ahgebts a. will positively the prompt rs1ponss to
e"eh Of the signals and hour dsz-
nrted -
arriving on the ground aer the procession shall have
VIII be required to take position en OF the
eeiumr loot ubs the left the foot organizston an
mounted clubs on the e o. mounted org a. ization.
NoOiue viii be allowed 10 leave the Procession unit, d,s
nssd except BY lpeciA permission Of the Grand Ma.n.1
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-28

STAR MUTUAL Insurance CoNPASY. - With
much plessurewe call the attention of our readers
10 ihe card Of the Star Mutual Insurance Com.
pany' which will be found in another column. ia
new directors are well known citizens and va
nope our business community will render them all
The aid they ask both in the way of subscription
ana business. They have issued supplementary
subscription lists for the purpose of extending the
business and usefulness of the company; and IT is
the earnest desire of the new directors TO render
the Company fully efficient and prosperous, and
they tust the strenuous efforts they are making in
eiaf OF one Of our old home institutions will
M ct with hearty approval and the assistance
Of our citizens.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-28

CAooLoeIcAL.-Greeley is so wrought upon
by the gloomy prospect before the Radical
ueket that the Tribune breaks out every day,
like the fiercest case of measles, with all the
geological phrases of Billingsgate, of the
Iombs, OF Sing Sing, of the Five Points, and
even OF Congress when its oratorical graces
are illustrated by Washburn and Dom
nelly. This is a good sign for the country.
but it is hard on those subscribers of the
inoune whose tastes, by reading that journal,
have not yet been assimilated to those of an
ostrich or a yahoo.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-28

That PEL1oAN.-The tight little craft Agnes,
plying hence to Grand Isle, brought in on
her last trip the finest pelican we ever saw.
He stands feet inches, and by this his pro.
portions can be estimated. To the kindness of
Capt Geo. Ralf of the Agnes, we are indebted
Tor this monster specimen of one of Louisi-
anas natural products" He is Demo-
crat, as all true Louisianians are, and is
doubtless greatly rejoiced to have arrived in
the city In time to participate in the display
tomorrow night. Any person who is desir-
Gus oil beholding genuine Louisiana pelican,
fresh from his native haunts can have his
curiosity fully satiated by calling any time
to-day at the CRESCENT Office. Again We
state that this is a Seymour and Blair
pelican.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-28

AN OBITUARY.-Alexander Mckenzie Bu.
chanan died Wednesday morning. The name
OF such a man, coupled with his death, brings
with it very sad recollections Judge Buchanan
has lived IN New Orleans for half a century.
lie came hither poor young man. He died
fuil OF honors, and left a numerous and ex-
cellent family, and circle of friends which
extended over the whole city of New Orleans.
lie was an associate justice of the Suprem
Court of this State at the time of Buffers
arrival. He resigned that high position be-
cause he could not hold it conscientiouslv.
The peculations of the military authorities
under General Butler outraged his sense of
equity, and he gave up his Office and retired
TO private life.
Arriving in this city, young and unknown.
ne soon made his way at the bar of New Or
leans at time when that bar was immeasur.
ably higher than it is now. He never attained
first rank at that bar but was considered
very respectable authority. Raised to the DO
sition of judge of the First Judicial District
Court, the jurisdiction of which extended as
lar up as Bayou Sara, and down to the Balize.
he filed that place so well that when the Con-
stitution of lS45 was adopted, he was elected
to the same seat, albeit with limited iurisdic.
tion. Judge Buchanan was thence raised TO
the Supreme Court as we have already stated.
lie was a man of excellent memory. n
scholar, ajurist and gentleman. He was
as pure in private life as in public, and
leaves behind him name of which his pos
terity may be proud.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-28

The remains of Col. James Mann were fol-
lowed to their last resting place yesterday
afternoon by very large number of friends
TO whom he had endeared himself by his
many genial qualities. At this juncture of
affairs the loss of Col Mann is very serious
one to our people.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-28
Diseases or the E,,e.

DR. JULIUS HoNBERGER. a.t. A,.,.,.u...
.neJ oOoLlsf, 40 Canal street. Eew os.an. o]o-
om - 70 O'Clock CT mic FOR Disease OF the Eve
from to o'clock Physicians vsdIcsl "a,
invited to attend the Clinic Demonstration with
Grated fres Of -has1e @-N'p
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-28
IRON Cotton Ties.


Noue Is hereby given that the undersIerd are au.bo
" " & ', OnAhLHS hOkGAN owner of tbv Morgan line. Of
ou stA'es mail steamers, to take Marine Rsks o cago
and Merchandise shipped BY his teaners plying to Nob ~
any OF the Texas ports, AT ONEHALF THE rates
ADOPTkD BY THE BOARD OF UEDERWRIrFRs ov
NEW ORLEANS Jolly l. 1868 "
COZ noenee In bis own steamers and an ca nesi
desire to pr mote trade betwees New Orlenp. Mb. ~,
Texas ports, have dictated this course -
iurther ticu'ars those are invited To .
the ehice 30 and 50 Camp street. ~
CHAS. A. WHITNEY 4 CO AcoD,.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-28

The Democratic procession on Saturday
night next promises to be very brilliant
affair We understand that the jackson Rail-
road and the Mobile mail boats win bring
passengers at half fare, and the Opelousas
Railroad will bring excursionists free.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-28

me VIII move Ouni the head Of Canal ,tr.
ao~n ihs nsr'h 'se eof Canal street; down Rova -. -
M isi1, street, on Eiian Field street 20 ths sve,;
e'ee 70 bsp'sIade street; down the .oute ,ld. ~ r.
plAnAas sweet to ch'rirss street; u, uhar,,.. a
.no streets 70 Washington avenue o, ws,bn,o
Magazine street; down Msgaui-e street 40 sDai
tn-nee 10 Clay statne. wh-rs ap,n the arrival Co.
'''n' Ano Clubs 'hey Will be dismissed and di psrssd
JAMES McOLOsKEY,
orand Marshal
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-28

10 All INDEPENDENT CLUBs.-You are re-
quested to read notice in another column
from the Parish Executive Committee, asking
you to send at once to them the name of your
club, its officers, the time and place of its
meetings, and the date of its organization.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-28

The members of the EIGHTH WARD WIDE AwAKEs
will assemble at hs Hsu, corner Of Eiysan Fields aud
Levee stress over kseo.'s saleon FRIDAY EVENING
August 18Th, At O'Clock, fully equipped
R0U TIE.
sta'tirg from the Hall Spain and casaealvo
see the residences Of Mr. JNO LLANsias where the a
Tanner ar wr,sth ~lll be reeeved ~ Mr. L GARo on
behalf o. the Clab thence the sidence o. Mrs U SHE
IHEN Nos " and 10 Enghen s.reet 20 recs We tbe sod
Banner from the hns of the fair donors " ~ A LAuB.
ESQ President; alter whicn the prOce sion will 81
Ferdinand, 20 NetOry Esp made Cha tres Bienve ROYAL
~ thares Py srss Camp 20 Canal Rapart t1ence 20
Royal TO EspanAde 70 the Hall uher process on W -.
dismissed The DE ent Democrat Clubs Of the city are
respectfully in,itea to attend By order -
WM.:SWANN,
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-28

10 those OF our readers contemp ating house.
Aeepng next winter, we would suggest the pro.
pnety OF slsncing over the advertisement in the
auction column Of Chss. 7. Nash. Sale to-day at
Masonic Hal Auction Mart at IL O'Clock AN.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-28
las. II. Thompson.

NJ f r @ ANT rAIrOp
No. 5so broadway. Corner OF E,~h,h ,,r.
NEW YORK.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-28

II is thrown In your teeth that you do not keep
your dental apparatus In proper trim; it is your
own fault; for all the world knows that you might
do so.by using the matehless vegetable dentrfrice
Sozodont
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-28
Grand Parade.

Roons DExOcRAuc PARISH CaNwTrrF~
New Orleans. Aug IL 1873
lnenformitv with resolution passed at the ~ nj r meet
ingo tbs Committee held ouhe 18th ast lice Is hereby
ven that there will be 9 GRAND PARADE O. all the ia
uocratie Clubs in the parish, SAIURDAN EVENING
August 2oth
The harshas Of the different Clubs Of the CITY viii mi
themselves In communication whsa Hon. JAMES Mo.
CLoskEf, Grand Marshal for full -. 1ctions
By oder of the Democratic PariskC Jmmittea
JOS. ELLISON, President.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-28
Meeting Of .uarshaIs,

The CHIEFS and ASSISTANT MARsHALs ara directed
to meet al Beadq No 205 Canl street THIS EvEs
ING 2sth inst att O'Clock. Punelnal attendance 70 re-
questtd.
JAMES MoCLOSKEY.
anA
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-28
"lSOufheyn Lanas,, .s~.,c,,

oner our services for the dposal Of LANDED pm
- e'c' IN the Southern States References and lp
formation prompt given ~
LIVINGSTON, EGERTON & CO.,
No Liberty etreet Nevv Yors
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-28

The Seymour Guides, Junior, have elected
the senior editor Of this psper an honorary
member. Thanks, young gentlemen.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-28

Persons who propose being absent from
the city during the summer, can have the
Daily or Weekly CRESCENT sent to them by
leaving their address at this Office.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-28

A. Ainsston, suctioDeer, will sell at anction
,us Gay at ~ o'clock, at his office, No. Is Caron
oele' street, ls OpelOusas Railroad bonds. Sale
positive and without reserve.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-28
Fassmann's Cotton Ties

nave Large Supply OF the eeebrst.d aTIra.-,u
inc of b rhieh are rsurpsssed in qas.y Of IRON IN
- "est hntisn Manufacture fully 1uara, 80 20
r,as ,hiso, FAsShAeR. BUTTOk TIES arS M 4 ,ro.,,r
F' = , 30 exstenslvey used in former years OND
fof sale In any quaBt'ty 70 suit puychsser.
CHAMBERS d LATTTNQ
81
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-28

attention,
Programme OF the Banners and Wreath
Presentations by the Ladies OF the
Eighth Ward TO the Wide Awake..
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-28
TtU Goods,

Q. III. zIMN1ERNIANN,
04 and o6........ Canal Street Diana oa
Has just returned with Large Stock Of
coRALs, DIAMONDS, WATCHES. FINE .IEwIFsv
AND SILyERWARE
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-28

ihn ShNEhAL DEPOT OF
@. ~ MILLER q CO..
CoRER OF NEW LBvEB STREET AND NAroHFz
ALLEY.
Just received a fu'l supply Of BRILLIANT FIRE WORKS
suane ior Professions ard um atans at very low -.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-28
". Carer S 90.
CELEBRATED PATENT IMPROVED
COTTON

r,Hnr roLL ASSORTMENT Of the LATEST MANUFAo
OF these well known and approved GINS 4. no.
Rssns os u constantly on hand. 'ogeher with SAWS
DAhDS, CRATES. BHISTLEs BOXES. etc
ihe wide and Unsurpassed reputation Of M. alN ,h
ss tne country is too vel established TO require frtb -
uheases or Endorsements the planter '1'' e'''
FOSTER CO., Agents,
Ne 10 Graver street.
EeV Orleans Ia
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-08-28
To Planters.

GRAY'S PATtNT lAB0R-SAVNG, ANTI.rRIC rIoN
tRoN sc EW COTTON PRESS.
IheMOst Simple Durable and Efr,etivs evsr I.r,aa
for C4rculaIs. For sale by
EDMUND NJ. IVENS & Co .
5S st Charles street. New Clrleaps