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The n. i. Tribune says that 1t must be
admitted that the South has many naturai
advantages for cotton manufacturing, which
are pat possessed by the North. The streams
that run their epiodIes are never frozen,
erd up TO this time they have never been
seriously f.cted by the drouths OF summer.
The climate is parlicbisrly adapted for the
fret manipulation OF tue delicate raw ma
terial. In the North the air Is frequentiy
so dry that steam has 10 be ihtr@duced
into tie weaviu g-rooms to keep the threads
moist aud prevent them from oTesking'
Such an eApedient is never necessary 10
the South; even in mid simmer the at, T.
moephere is always sufficiently humid to
allow the spinning and weaving process &c
90 on without interruption. Further thar
this, the Southern mills require less ga
and less fuc! than their Northern rivals
and the orlEi1sl cost OF their constructor
is invariab's oach smalier. Their owner
derive sd.. greater advantages, however
from the facI that they can bay the RAJ
material az a rednced price, aud Gao hav
it delivered at their doors fresh from Ii
fields without any charge for freight, eTo
kersge, or commissions.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
CRESCENT CITY
INTELLIGENCE BUREAU,
Commercial Place. 25
Between Camp and st. Charles streets.

Between Camp and st. Charles streets.
The undersigned haze estabiished at the above
loca ity q frat class, reliable INTELLIGENCE BU-
REAU and are prepared TO furnish at short notice
reliable help every descr ption, incndipg HOUSE
SEKVANTS CHAMBERMA1DS, COOKS, WASHER-
WOMAN HOSTLERS. etc
BY the aid OF thorough syBtem OF inquiry they
enabled to acertain the character and of hoss
applying situations, and TO furnish their patrons
with capable and industrious servants.
II the purpose Of the undersigned to supply want
felt by employer and employee in this COM
musty viz; q REsPECTABLE INTELLIGENCE
BUREAU, by the cid Of which tho unempoyed ID NAV
obtain situarions they a,e capable Of fonipE. and
those need of labor be relieved Of the trouble
and anxiety usually attending The procuring it
We also furnish LaboreIs Plantation Hands end
skilled It's various branches for the country as
we'll g the city.
The Bureau is complete in all Its branches and win
fuInish accurate Information to Houses and Fur.
pished for Rent. Boarding and Lodging Houses
tho payment of State and City Taxes and Licenses,
Ali persons keeping Boarding Houses and those hav.
ing Houses Furnished Rooms to Rent will hnd 1t to
| their advsntage to register at the Bureau.
Waiting Room expressly for Ladies is attached 10
the Bureau, that they mEy bave no hesitation In
applying in person for such help or rs they
des I'm BALDEY & MYERS.
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ssrs o. mipister hae We gotten, GeordieT
second Ditso-"oh, weel, he's no muGEie
worth. We seldom get CLINT o. him. sax
days O. tn week he's envees' bic, ana on tne
seventh he's eucompreheusb usble"-PHHeh.
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For girls to years to 10 years. 10 to Is years,
and yOung ladies boys to 1c years, 10 to is years,
Is to 81 years and young mcn fathers and mothers,
servap,s ehidrOns bound picture books, and novels
Va dec9 I'm
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B. & w. Crouer, 147 Canal street, TourO
Buildings have one Of the finest stocks OF dry goods to
be found in town. Their Advertisement appears in
another column.
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TuR new TEA REGIoN.-The tea trade
ia generally considered as being the eTclu-
siye business of China and Japan, and tea
from other countries is apt to be looked
mon With suspicion as a spurious article.
Seventeen years ago the first tea planta-
lions were established in Assam, and the
growth of tea in India was regarded merely
as an experiment. The trade steadily
Increased until, from 300, 600 pounds OF
tea in 1851, the export from Case9'sa saa AZ al
cause of the poor quality of China teas of
late wears lies in hasty preparation, with a
v;sw of bringing the teas early to market.
small farmers grow from so to 500 lbs.
of leaf, and carry it off to q market, K J.
If they fail to sell it here they take IL 9 t9
others. and in the mean time the unfred
Leaf ia spoiliDg fast by exposure to the air
In India the planting, picking and hring
are done more syetematicaliy' aud eonsS
quently better quality of tea is produced q
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MAMMOTH HOLIDAY STOCK
WD n u ~ u - 10 GID A IA MA

Painted wooden Soldiers, ? s.Ze', No d----.-----
1yso stab,a. comuletely finished. four
"oo1eh ia s'' s'' ...-......-.sl. 50. 2. so
Wood carved animals u in . box assorted Per ~
---'------- w
p.,1or Creone. ss;zes in paper boxes 81 O. 81, 50
Parlor Crcquet sizes. in wooden boxes si' So W
Wooden Gymnasts, movable limbs, full set IL q m
Wooden carved Monkey Musicians 6 pieces, COM m
prlsing full orchestra, sst...'....-.-'------i
Wooden built Guardhouses. W
Ncahs Ark, with painted animals extra W
Wooden Horse drawing CART .-.....-'-- W
Skin covered Goat drawing tainted hay cart-har- m
messed ----------t w
. Horses drawing heavy freight wsson---.''''-'l w
Horse drawing fne finished hanson cao--''----.' ~
unholstersc wheel Cart, drawn by skin.coveIed m
horses, SIZES ~ = ~ y w
TEN PINS wooden, extra large varnished and .o
painted in a strong box .--------.-'St 10 oo
Sfah'a' scpcfaH Merasere John GIlpn
81 so 81
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,aI, rnie in south Carolina, S250,000 was ap-
0nopriased 0ao and alleged to have been expended
for the sinRle item of public printing for one
wear. At the last session the Democrats re-
considered the bottom fgnre at which the
Work could be done. The Committee on Pub
lie Printing for this year, however, have as.
ceTtained for their qualification that 81 iesss
81 900 of this appropriation RENAME upoalieu
for in tie treasury, with all bills on this &C
count paid. This is certainly oreditaoie, e1,
| hibit, aud it is doubtful whether any otner
| state of like population has had its poollc
printirg for one year executed for $500.
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FOR BOYS FROM TWO TO FIVE
YEARS OF AGE

ANIMALS on 4wREEL ROLLERS .,
Goats with saddle :$t 20 :,
Dnua noodle 100 ~ '.
Mules and Horses, moving head .....-.'.-'-'----
B. ---''-----
Monkeys dane cing '.--' 20 L
Monkeys crying and moving tongue, ...-..'oc X
--opy- roPsEs ON Rocters with Upholstered sad.
de BI :dle Strrup,lHeir Name ana AT {,
No. l. body 515 turned legs ~ inch long ''-'-I "a
M came No. vi h strTup.. .---.l ~ ~
No 8 body 6x6 tIrned legs name and SUR 9ps- W
No same Nc. ;, with fancy leather sSooie IN
No S. body 6I6 carved legs well trimed. ;;..S %
No g. body 71T. carved legs, strong eaoole' "a
fuely trimmed - r,cb and hand ~
some,y trimmed. .-----.'.'.'-' 0 az
No g. body lCxIO well shaped and strong ---.E W
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what to buy for boys
arrangement ana exhaustive
given to the
/ k-ofh eexent
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HOBBY HORSES, on Platform, propelled OJ ne~
Steel Spring No7
ST. So SGi5 So ~ 81 : SIS

vrIOcIPEDE iron frame and nickled, ls-l6 inch
- heels Weighs pounds ----..-:.s -. .t1 w
Snipdle SeatChalr lone horse rockerl with swing,
ing Table in front, upholstered Win enAneieue N
Iepnv Lind Rocker, two horsks, can be taken 70
pieces for packing, we'll made, nicely painted
With tray IN front, upholstered with enHmeled IN
ouscborae GOsp Ioeier paned in bright ccoTs 90
Grocery store, stocked, two szes...-$ ~ W anu ~
Theatre with StSr Company OF actors W
Ten Pin Alley, complete w
WHEEL WAGONS
No |, pony wagon. wheels ls and u inonj 4, %
No wheels ia and IA inch, body lGx2e, >,
striped and vanished .-....A ~
No 8 wheels - and u inch, body l4x2s front = ~
| wheels turn uudsr the body .-------;...;..2 W
No. T. body I6132 front wheels turn unoer She o ro
| bodg......-.....-.---.. 30
| No 5, Iame No. ,. but has iron A1les ana . 5o
seat ~ {: nojnicd stiioed
and vanished iron axles -----. -.:.:---S1 w
No. I, same No s. but is painted stripe" or
and Vanished ---.-- 800. 1..-' W
No. 8, extra large and elegantly painted Tor =,
No s0SS sItra IT large and elegantly painted, sti
larger, for goat OF dog .-..---.----------io --io "
GRANGER WHEEL wAGoNs-Csn DO taken t'
| pieces e. RI
No. /, l2I2I IN
Garden WheeIbarrows IL inch spoked wheels,
side boards out body i2zlS hnshea IN n
natural color of wood.
BOYS TIP CARTS No. 9 l6 inch wheel natural
BOYS Tp Cars paiuted red and blue
| No. ], IL inch wheel. el....----''.- ---'-'''''' I
\ No
E No
4 WHEEL TOY WAGoNs-Express-
No l. natural color wood ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
No 2 painted blue and red. d...-..-'.-'.--'----
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SUeIDRlES s.

waikiki G CANES fancy hardles.... ...-.--: p
Hor-e wi bells ~ ~
PA9oraras different subjects 10 W
w
oPTICoG RAPH now optical toy two sizsssl' 81
lack In the box" very large 20
The Glutton a eating worked by sPring.----- 20
GARDEN TOOLS hoe, rake, and shovel, tet.--l GO
liuck W, complete
music ---' '''''---'SS
Harmcniques 20 keys----.--.-------.---- w
BRASS INSTRUMENTS
Piston g and 10 "
.......-..---..--...."".l w
metsi Cynbal. =, ~
W
Birds Fowls Animals with musical bellows >
- FOR a Coed Chic" = leather box, containing
knife, fork. snd spoon, with napkin ring or m
'"'e
Do in fne morocco case, satin lined -
MILITARY TOYS
Caps Knapsacks, Sword, with beit.--.----.i 9S 9S
Drums, large size, woocen frane.---."-------'i w
. brass frames sizes
No: 3 6
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- brass framee sizes
Nc; :;., .,so 8 $50 50
Drums, nickel frames, PrussiAn pattern with
Nss. :. ..?so q 80 q
Guns shooting, ramrod aud caps -------.;.-'i W W
Ciups breech-Ioaders shooting potato mould:.il "
RSildoEerG or marching soldiers, made Of metal -
and operated with . stick .-..::l W
PistoIs-Cast Iron Rsvolvers, shootinE paper -
."
Pieto!s-Nickle Plated Revo.vsrs, shooting -
caps - I'..' ="
Sham EIghLs-PeWter infantry, cavalry and Er' oc
Sham EShtS-Heavy Itadsn cavalry soldiers =,
horses-a dozen leading w
Cannon and Caiss On three sizes. ;-SI Z, > u
Bresc ch.oading Air Pistol, IA inches long, very ~
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WOODEN TOYS.
PICTURE BLoCKs-Alphabet Puzzle and CombinA'
nation Elocks-
SiZes.....l ko
81 I'll 50 -,
Variety Of subjects, all in strong wooden oo1es'
LOCOMOTIVE AND TRAIN.
No. l. Locomotive. vita cars. %
No 9 a new and very interesting toy: mAElng
every boy an en- gineer. The car is hollow
and contaius the material to build or put
together the engine, and when completed m
makes o hue Appe Arence, only W
| No 3 something like No ., bat is a com cHaa-
ton OF ola a railroad IE"'n anu ...c.. 90
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4 Slight Mistake.

The brakeman opened the door and
shouted out ..Sheveltown, . as tha tram
drew o. at n conuTry station. TNe only
passenger who STEPPED down and out was
IA elderly f9mn!e. who, the moment she
struck the platform, started Oft for up
the road in n style which intimatcu that
she reckonad she knew where she was
any how. She hadn't got more than
twenty steps off, however, before Il
young man, who occupied a seat direct
II behind the one she had lust vacated,
bounced to his feet us if a ~bombshell
had hit him, seized a rusty -louking va
lise from the rack above his head, shot
for the door Ike a rocket stick, jumped
down on the platform, and vociferou5ly
yelled, Say. madam, you've left your
bag" The elderly female turned around
20 look, but Just then the train started,
and the young man dropping the valise
like a hot potato, jumped aboard again
and resumed his seat.
Presently there came in from the
snoklng-car ahead a suudy-looklng old
man in a homespun SUIT and ~spectacles.
Now" said he, II wonder what's be-
come of my valise?'
The young man felt tidgety and was
suddenly attracted with the rare beauty
OF the landscape without.
"Anybody seen a valise that l left il
this ere rack2" continued the man il
the homespun, a~n4iously.
The youth saw that he'd gone ant
zone it. There was no alternative bu
10 own up. why" said he, was tina
gouu valise? l thought it belonged t
the lady that got out at the last station
She went off ana lett it. / ran after be
with it,"
"The ID you did," continued oil
Homespun, aghast, I'm the Key
Hezekiah Holloway, all the way fror
Injianny, and that bag got al! my ser
mons into it,"
For 8 minute or Two, reader, Their
was a scene in that car, you may Deepen
upon it. But when they reached tn
next telegraph station, a dispatch cam
that the didn't own the bag, an
wouldn't own such a bag, nohow,
and the Rev. Hezeklsh Holloway s.
his sermons in due season by the neg
train,
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She Couldn't Do It.

Yesterday morning when the mistress
OF an Edmund street residence pro-
posed that one of the hired help polish
the front windows, Sarah replied that
she coaldn't possibly think of it. The
lady demanded ar explanation, and the
Girl said:
I'D have been willing enough a
month ago, but my Johnny is now driv-
ing q car on this line and he'd see mo-"
.asupposo lie shculd?" said the lady.
az wouldn't have him for the world,
ma'am. for he's been here two or three
times, and be thinks ! am you and you
are me. If he saw me rubbing the
glass he'd know / didn't own the house,
and there'd be an end to u match.
Please, ma'am, you go out, or else let
me clean the windows by m~oenlight!y
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A Pleasanter if Not a Better Job,

One of the Methodist ministers Of
this city, was a few days ago, called up
on by a German and requested to con
duct the services over his wife who had
inst died Brother l., with his
usual urbanity consented, Of course,
and the services were held with due de-
corum and solemnity. After the iuner.
III was over the forlorn widower stepped
up to the minister and the following
dialogue ensucd:
Germap-"Vell, Mr.. Il how
mich you charge for burying me vife?'
Preacher-"Ohi l do not charge any
thing for attending funerals"
German (smiling significantly)--"Eel
now this is very kind NV yon. But shtop
a minute. In a few days / give You a
better job dan dat"
Pleacher-"Why, what may that
be?o -.
German-"Ohl ferry. mnch better job
than dat. | be's going to get married
again.
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gar 4essfgt.

ponr p,ue;o,ser on the bounty % IA
hour-Ioung. ,;.
r,.w,,.her no sooner begios to suit
recple than a change eeasea,
Al improved idol 10 aoh;neae s'a aha9
7<.th pump attachment, 10 ape w '
tears. u,sop
TN. nan who cearted iuvess'Ra.ioh
- U.s., nsnr 40 agreeable a. court
ing n char ming vcihsh' .,
no,.ty,to e.esp in church oelo[s
Tho contribution plate Ia passeo "io
Il looks .s if yon placed a very eA'"f
valuation on religion.
\ ,pins.er lady Of htty ye"fS
marked recently that she c"ntd go a'I bor
al ak months old. Yes, sa'" nua
hatefnl half brother, "and yoo H"''
been going atoDe ever since. :.
a soft answer turneth away wrath
vet a man caught by his wife deal'ns
an, soft answers 10 u pretty widow mex
door save he can prove that tue pro'er'
didn't work well in his case.
A western paper, in descrinins III
accident recently, says, with MnSn 'nH
IN. "Dr. Jones was called, and nhuef
his ,rompt md shi!ttrl treatment the
,n,nr nan died on "Wednesday mEh''
4 w;as MN eaid-"The success, /
mint il thnt which follows me, not tA"I
nLi,b follow" Bns it WAS observer
TINT ne paid for cotumu ad'oFllteiheEla
una had \ lull-name silver d"of-pI"'''
How wise is the tramp who sleeps III
I'm corner, aud has no fear of ne
tel fras and six story leaps to stone
novsmeuts. Go to the tramp, thon
architect, consider lis ways and be
wise.
The husband who informed his wife
ak months Z that be w"Ptt ~
nat ont the washing az soon "9 ll'
times improved, has kept ms proIAlS1-
He lets her pat il ont--oa the Hh9'
Aud still she is not happy.
When Il Young msu'a salary will 40
permit him to wear . III rty cent cHme'
mead Of some old pagan god or other
the fo.ns of his fall-tr pct-save-Wl8h
ing b~ill-neck-ties, tnnu r';A f'm7S MAJ
be characterized - impenetrahlv derSe.
The most married woman Of the daE
lives al Holyoke, Mass. OF seven to
whom she has successfully gwen he
hand. four sleep in the church yard
two survive divorce SUI :. and tn
seventh-well, he's officiating as hus-
band at the present time.
4 woman. SO ~paralyzed that th'
picking OF a dozen needles Won t att|r
her nerve centre, may still muster
strength enough to get to the front
window when the woman across the
way makes her first appearance IL "
new spring bonnet.
After the battle of Chattanooga the
surgeons made several missions IN the
leg Of II soldier who had been Wounded
in the knee by a musket ball. Out OF
p~u.ience Mt last, the sollie. exclaimed
WHY are you carving me up so?
We're trying to fluid the bali" II
sYered'a surgeon. why didn't you
ask for the ball in the first place." in
dignantly cried the soldier; there it rs
III my pocket
Il believe | know why there is SO
much wickeaness these days" said a
little eight years old to his mother in
this city, the other evening. why Is
i.>' asked the parent. "Well' replied
the reasoner, sit seems to me maybe
some artesian we'll mau has borna 30
deep down some time, he has bored 3
hole right into tho bad place, and
every night when the world is up side
down, you know. lots Of hell raus out
and spreads all Overt The mother
thoughtfuuy ,t,!,rl A"r little boys
3cn,, ana pa him to be@.-Lr.
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Ger3n0 an Millet.

This is the best variety of seed e own in the
South at this season for hay. 1t VIII yield more
per acre III less time than any other variety. II
should he sown in April, May or June. From
two TO three tons of good hay is the usual yielt
per acre, ten weeks from time of planting. Three
packs of seed are required for an acre OF ground
For sale in quantities to suit by :. f. VIRGINS
SEED STORE, 9S Grsvier Stree t, New Orleans.
Apl 12-lm.
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NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS.
Southern Shoe Facf0rH
OF
III HAM z IA
nos. IS and 50 Canal ST., New Orleans.

10 he Citizens NJ he SoNth:
am pleased 10 inform you that The Shoe Man
~ufactory started by me a little over a wear since.
at the above mentioned place has been prosper
one and successful. Ihave c0nciusiyety demon
strated she fact that we, Southc fners, can manu-
faCture our own goods. thus keeping our money
here aud giving employment to our own me.
~chanics, and successfully comp ts with Eastern
manufacturers In price,. To 40 this we mnst be
industrious, he ssilliul Ia our work and use the
hest material and pay our Eiborers promptly. : ]
am certain | haze supported, since I started, An
average Of at least I'VE hundred people, men.
women and children, by the employment Of
workmen in my mandatory.
Thousands have called and examined nv fac
tor and made purchases. Many strangers aud
buyers from the country, that I had never seen
beOre, are now numbered among my regular cus-
toners.
thank the public for their KIND patronage aDd
shall earnestly work to retain 1t.
Our people should pltrOuiZc AMI encourage
home manufactures Of all kinds, not alone OF
boots and shoeHi bui OF all kinds. In this way
we can help each other and all become prosper
GUS and happy.
have now Il large ana excellent stock Of foot
wear on hand which | have lately Manufactured,
and 70 which | ask the attention of the puf!!c.
Please call and see me. JOHN HANSEN
Jan IS Gu.
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MEDICAL.
TUFTS PILLS
MEDYChL.

A distinguished physician Of New York
Gays;
Il: IS astonishing how universally Dr..
TUFTS Pills are used. In my dnily rounds,
7 hear of them not only among the poor,
bu. their virtues arc heralded from The man
sicns Of che wealthy and refined. Know
in~ the inventor from his long connection
with the medica. profession, / have great
confidence in their merits. and of late have
often prescribed them with tho hNppicst "a
suits in cases whore l desired 10 make L do
ciaed impression IN the liver
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Udr IN Louisiana at Last.
D. kATZENSTElM,

1873 Royal Street, NEW ORLEANS,
Offers hand made Shoes of any style from
8 to 4 dollars, and Congress Caters FIVE
and a half 10 six dollars. Also very fine
Calf Skin or Patent Leather Boots for "
dollars. | warrant a perfect fit and guar
antce Che very best material. Especial at
~tention will be given to country orders and
more particularly 10 orders coming from
Grange clubs. vii! give a liberal dis
count to country shoe dealers.
Young gentlemen will find it much to
their interest TO club together as | propose
TO give those a liberal discount who will
send me as many as six orders at a time,
Apl. 12-6m. d. kATZENSTEIN.
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Are practically laugh by experienced
Professors. Persons from ID to 30 wears
attend. Instructions given privately to
each student. who has a Seperate desk
to himself, and is put through a thor
ough and systematic course OF business
transactions to qualify him for the stu
alton he intends to fill. Persons who
have neglected their education can here
speedily prepare for business of any
kind. Students from the country can
board in the family OF the Principal.
TERMS-Thirty per cent. less than
other Commercial COLLEGE s in this city.
Cost of full commercial course, only
500. Average time, 3 or 4 months.
The Principal has been a professional
teacher in New Orleans since 1851.
For circulars, address
j. w. BLACkMAN,
Oct 19-1yr. New Orleans.
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. Or. Tut has hecn en-
gagged in the practice ct
| medicine thirty years, ant
foralong time WAS dcmoa.
stratoi ot anatomy in the
| Medical College cl Gcor
| gia, hence, persons using
his Pills have the gaarau-
tee that they arr prepared
| on scientific principle.
and arc free troin al !
quackcry.
He has succeeded IN
combining in them the
heretofore artaGonis,,c
qualities Of II siytag1h<n-
, ing. pgfgGtjuf, audn par
tying tonic.
Their first aTpasept ef,
feet is to increase the uI,-
petite .ty causing the food
70 property t.itaitatc,
Thus the system is r0Ur-
\ Isi,cd, and hv Their toa3c
, action O.. the digestive or-
guns, regular and healthy
/ excavations arc produced.
Z The rapidly with which
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s7ESsS E.. w. EQpyEien,
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY AND
DRESS-MAKING,
No. 202 Canal Street, New Orleans.

Straw Hats Bleached and Pressed, co cts.
Trimming, Is to 30 eta. Orders from the country
promptly attended to. For price and style | chal-
lenge competition. Hair dressing in every style.
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TAINTED. 800 1yents

to know where to buy 9xll Chromos at
IS 90 per 100. The beat stationery pack
age in America (Buckeyel, the best notlon
casket out, perfuned shells, new household
tool, leather busters, patent rubber cap
mucillage, notions, cheap j%ewelry, machin
needles, etc, etc. Send stamp tor GAIA
iogue. BUCKEYE NOVELTY CO,.
Mr.. oo-3m. Cincinnati, Ohio
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rEleJT] TAzE eN FLEE,
w.lTE -EEl WEIGHT II ae.c.
LoUlsViI.IK z. Ky.
iag ,. 1879.

IcJ ,. hI.
Arg /, 1879.
Dr.. ut Dear Sir:
Flo. ten years I have hccn
amartyrto dyspepsia, con.
slipation, and piles, and
bad well nigh exhausted
tho matcria nelica for re.
lief from This living death,
when, by accident, your
Pills were brDugh; 10 my
notice. ! began their use,
and the first dose gave nc
such relief that continued
totlke them. | am now n
well man. have a good an
petite, can digestwell, tho
piles have disappeared,
and l have gained forty
pounds III solid flesh. ]
would not be without
them for their weight III
gold.
REV. X. l.. SIMPSON.