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IA Y NAG \,
MEDICAL,

URINARY affections, symptoms, vrulent disease
so peculiar in their nature that unfortunately Inv 1
are able 10 discuss them. 1t is herapeuca fact of lev
ance the more the disease penetrates into the system
its specific nature aud undergoing the Transformation. @
ticu does the treatment become. General Syphilis u 0l
tlneouS and takes place under host of different mel &
ignorantIy prescribed symptoms OF those complaint
properly distinguished, yield TO professional treatment l
rative order; and the safest method Is radical cue VI r.
primary affections in the shortest possible time at tb le
time subdung their characteristic chain OF serious comN
DIR MALLON, rs Canal street, thoroughly and efE,
cures all of those diseases. The Doctor contemnls
emotions of great satisfaction, his success There ~ VIII
few eases record in the annals of the healing an rl
afford more striking proof OF my triumph over dsea" w.
The thorough and complete of well known ca ha
this CITY that was looked upon desperate and bey
reach Of human aid. DR. Mallon offices at rs an
Street The Doctor has removed 10 78 Canal stree, al
doors from Royal street. ntI sH
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FRENCH PRoNoUNc1NG DICTIONARY.

TTNHE STANDARD PRONOUNCINGD ICTlONA AIRY
(Surennes of the French and English languages IN
and French The first part compreendIng words IN com
mon terms connected with science terms belonging to
H. terms lately published with the pronunciation off every
nent Iexcographers and Grammarans: together with $50
critical remarks in which the various methods of
employed by different authors Investigated and COM
pared with each other The second part containing cop
Vocabulary of English words and expressions with the
by pHctica and comprehensive system of French pronun
CATION BY Gabriel Surenne, F. A 5. f., French Teacher
in Edinburgh Corresponding member of the French Gram
NAUTICAL Society of PARIS Lecturer Military History the
Scottish Naval and Military Academy, and author of several
works on Education.
Also REDS DICTIONARY ofthe English language
cont aiming the Pronunciation, Etymooey and Explanation
of all words authorised by eminent writers
Just received and for sale at the New Orleans Statoncgs
Warehouse and Emporium for Standard Miscellaneous
Polite and School Literature. ~
mi5 j. Is. STEEL, IA Camp st.
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PRINTERS AND BINDERS ROOMS

.N0s. y 0N0 81 t01d SlrCcf, .Nelo York.
rFNIIE subscribers continue 10 mannfac. n ga r.
ture, at greatly reduced prices $50
PRINTING PRESSES Standing Press. No. M
es Hydraulic Presses, &c. &c of the most IT1&Sf
approved kind, among which their i'm MfsSSir9
proved Double and Single CYLINDER IS%fN%
MACHINE PRESSES for Newsunper [SysMA
and Book work Gard Printing Machines u tE.-TN
and the Washington and Smith HAND ~ A.
PRESSES, with without their Patent Iron Poltr pou
Chases, Gases Imposing Stones, Composing Sick, Bra,
Rule Furniture Ink, &C. &c, constantly on hand and
every article necessary for complete Printing Office in.
clndng IyPe furnished at the shortest notice, and on tie
pound. ' ut "'ie V'""F'
Editors and Publishers will be supplied with estimate u
detail for Printing Offices Bindery by ntorning Ms oe
style 9 and quantity of work they desire to do
he subscribers are prepared TO furnish Castings of any
SIZE or DESCRIPTION, al the lowest price
Cash paid for old Cast Iron
~ ne Snnscflbers also manufacture Cast Steel Mil Pit CoS
'u' circular and other Saws supply of ,ylirL tey keep
constantly on hand [mh5 l2m1 '' p IunE I" 10
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Rates of Postage on Letters, etc.


LETTERs.-For single letter, not exceeding half an
ounce lavoMdupose,) sent not exceeding 800 miles,
For every half ounce, and any every half
ounce the same rates of postage; and when adver-
tised two cents on each letter, four cents, if the
advertising cost much additional
For drop letters not TO be mailed each Observation-Disclosures
CIRCULARs.-For any printed circular, handbill adver
tsement unsealed sent any distance .............
NEWsPAPERs-Of 1860 square inches, less. sent
~ and not more than 100 miles, any distance
within the State, ............,...
Sent such dist lance II:
Nt1spdpers-uneSs 10 subcribers3 each pre-paid
not forwarded from the Post office,
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Residence Foreign consuls,

Slcit.eridad, JOHN A. Merle Esrlanadc s,reet
-tioRterideo. b. Walls. II Common Stree,
Hk,sm6arf, Wmi NoEsI g BenvilIc street
feBudrk. +. NleS. los Common street.
t;RstdHd. .... VIM. Mure 10 Royal street
fartHgd.,.. A. j. Gouyea. cor. Common & Carondelet
ffiaHsrcr''. j ames u. Ben. IS Bienville street
nSgthH 800. James B. Behn. IS BienViIle street
xolfdHa.'....E u Ward 81 Common street
-,aSr~ae'.'--.i Y, Nhe>esaes, "a Old Levee.
5fhssta''''.'. YIN hose, s. Bienyle street
'nHStFta II Eimer, Exchange Place
hrewes .'..... tedeErk Rodewad . Bank Place
nHsSaH 49,. Emile JOINS, ITO PoydraS street
Efnbtf Roger corner ST Peter and Rapn,rt 10
grGh'''.... erre Keynaqd 81 TchoupitouIas street
hGdfR '...'. jacob Heinrich Elmer FxchanSe placa
SPsia HrtoS de Espans ls6 81 Lon. Sty,at
hoaif .....-..-l. I. parom, s. Common stree, ''
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SECOND MUNICIPALITY.

SECOND MUNICIPALITY.
JOSHUA BALDWIN Recorder;
Z. p Jonte, Clerk; AdoIphe I.ayet, Comptroller
VIM H. Garland, Treasurer; Geo. r. Dunbar Surveyor;
F. R. Southmayd, Secretary of the Council.
A. IL Edridge Ship Wharfnger.
John B. Foster, Steamboat Wharinger.
Julian Neville, Collector of Levee Dues on Sea Vessels
William M. Cuss do. Steamboats, and FIatboats
r. X, Thompson Collector Merchants Coffee. houses etc
G; w; Shaw Collector on Drays, Carts, etc.
VIM Malcolm Collector Taxes Real Estate Slaves ETC.
Randel! Hunt, Attorney Edward T. Parker, Asst do
y. G Hackett. Principal Warden of the Workhouse.
Dr. R. Beim, Physician to the Workhouse.
J. l.. Winter, Captain of the Watch.
Philip Van Beuren LIST Lieut. do Daniel Busby I'd do do
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From the .Nsac York 7ri5naeor 1yl, 10 1871

N
n Beautiful Head HAR-We haze seen a great
many preparations used the Hair but not one that
eoud admire or recommend TO the community: but the
introduction OF the celebrated Chinese Hair Cream our
eg, ana witnessing the application Of tlend Of QUO
a lew days since, feel that would he doing the public
injustice Especially the ladies We're We moi 10 express
opinion and say thai all who are in need of an article TO
dress and beautty the ato keen it soft TO remove df
ana dandra or 10 give dark rich coIorcannot be bet
Ter satse II ey were to search the city over than put
chase botte oil Dr. Pafsh Co 5 celebrated HAIR CREAM
IT ms NO EQU4Ll
DR. X PARISH Co,-Geutlemen A How me 10 adlmy
iue tsuhohy among the many others favor Ot your
n'tbe preparation by the of Chinese liar Cream
d = ue ne article myself and in my family, an p~
pae 10 say mat II exceeds any thing have yct iOt
soHenng the Hair and removing the daudruF find tIaf
Ia. tendency 10 render the hair soft and oiabi aud
eS'ilon : ~ that is recommended to be By othe
Respectfully, yours, &c.
~ - GEO. &. THOMPSON Commission Merchant
New York, August L. l8t7 - TI T.
-, rtepaed only by D r. Parish & Co, New Yok towhom
al letters must be addressed posi- paid
sod o"lB At RrsTE & PtnDorK's U,J;e;,e ,oJ pcrfy
Delta office '-' "'N' n i'm
NO. 20 CAMP sTREET I'rTe a1'vcr,i.er la. ayyays
on ha 10 a wei vel. a; escorted stock OF
with suitable BoRbER fINgtegk f., a,h,aoa are
roh and Velvet Papers and Bonlers
Cold Papers and Bodies
Zee RI PaP p, double and single width;
BED Top Papers and Borders, do
SSatIn unglazed, and Common Paper,.
" lndoW Papers, feet wide
49,, Figured screen Papers and Borders.
Wch ne Is selling low French Papers can I've sold
he oeJf ,s lie, lie has also AMERICAN rAPERs which
-ieatp prices and buy # They suit you # not there
Is morning charged t0r a show -
~ rapers hung to order, and warranted 10 sfjck
"i'''u JOS. ETTER, % Camp ST.
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Port Oficers-Jos. Swier, Flarbor 1st Munich.
patty France, Quares do I'd do; L. Sheridan do Sd do
J. CLARK, 5. High, A. Capdeviele Port Wariens
= josiah Cole, F letebvre; G. Bouigny, A Lvaudais and
p 1.anauX, Inspectors of Flour.
w. Wmbume Aug Bozant and A. McKeeyer Repack
ers and Inspectors of Beef and Pork
Joseph Dubuc, Insp Weights and Measures. lst Munc y:
u. PlauchG, do. Cd do f. Cermont do 3D. do
:, A. Prieur, r Dnryee J. j. Whery, $. ". Polk P. A
Hardy, ). q. Staples, w Tumbul, c. l.. Johnson A w
Green A. Duplantier, Inspectors Of Tobacco n C. Hall
Treasurer.
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GRAND ATTRACTION FOR CHILDREN.

4 kR BILi4lNGS, CARMlNATlNE AND ASTRK
- GENT SYRUP-.4n IRfailibie Remedy far Cbo'fra
Itantum or Summer Complaint Of ChHdrea, Cholera Nor
bus, DiarrdGn, md any irregularities Of the Bos Used
by the Surgeons IN the United States .3rmy oih grea
success
THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY, recommended
by the most eminent Physicians. Letter from The Rev
Alexander Campbell President Of Mississippi College Gin
ton and now of New Orleans j
DR.. +. S. BLLrNGs Dear Sir-It is but simple usics
to yourself and the public generally for say that after
having abored for several months during the last year un
der the ravages Of the scourge OF climate the Dahqa
until Tin spite OF the usual remedies applied by gentlemen
the faculty deservedy high in public estmaton) my bodily
system was wholly Frustrated found your Asringpn
Medicine the sovereign remedy in the also found
equally effective in curing of children of the
miserable compa int. Since it effected on myself
have taken whenever from any cause, there ymp
of recurrence, and have always found as efcua
in prevention, as it had been previously in
In this Southern country traveller, whether by land
water, ought to with him this invaluable medicine
by which, without any detention and with almost noe
pense, he might himself he passes his way FAM
lies and plantations would not only save much disease bn
many dear and valuable lives by always keeping
part of their medical stores. Yours &c
ALEXANDER CAMPBELL
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There are denominations frequently met with in
reports of markets. but their English value not al
ways readily recollected. The following table will
be found, we believe. correct:
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Government of the state of Louisiana.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
M v Gov
: Ns% vi We sf En- b k IsP3
A. Dimy, State superintendent Of Public Education.
JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT
kn A;;osias J,@cf, rI EugsnfA Tones
General Sie 3 B. c. Fon'eneaa District Attorney ,,,.h
u $ circuit cogst5J Mckinley and T i M MeehleD
Rs Rsns ff; ! " Tajd R'S W sSsss H
o. S. District Court-T H. McCaeb, Judge, n H.
adg st A R:'f Fonss esar' f
nSs so"a homs sft o Poo Ce f Berlin Bo
Ju a4 .' Bsd GssE, i9'5 azen
tin and G. Weysham, Deputies, o.,,cns-coo s,ro,r
bridge s' JUDGE + Gilmore, CLERK; J. R. roedano and J.
IG DeP 9ss If y, 0,leausA NJ Buchanan
Ju de- Leblanc Clerk G. w Lewis, j. S Baron and
j. O. Cliaon Deputies.
Officers Of tie Parish of Orleans.
FpEpERICK DuRR1vE Recorder of Mortgages
BERNARD MARIGNY, Register of Conveyances.
ROBERT SPEDDEN, Coroner of the Parish
Sheriff. ete-JoHN.L, LEWIS, Sheriff; ]. B. Ieefte, Gen.
CLERK ana DEPUTY; SAMPSON BIossman, Sidney Lewis,
sofapun Felix NJ Jacobs. j. L. Fafre A. Tenagnier P.
Dan sp To Waon and Ewi
Deputy SherhS L. *. Wise, Deputy Sheriff and Keeper
Of The Parish Jail; r Brooks, H. Bence and Thomas NJ.
White, Deputy Keepers.
Justices Courts for the City
First DiStrjct-[Otlce, No 222 Tchouptouas street J.
Daniel Byne, Justice John 5. Dunno, CLERK. JOHN j.
Hoppe, Constable; r. F. Nugent, A Dayega James Trea
nor, John Spel, Deputy Constables.
Second District-[Office No 65 Common street Geo
Y Bright, Justice G. l.. Bright Clerk L. Beleau Con
stable; Edward ?. Kennedy, P. German, VIM Horton, A.
kerklan, Deputy Consahes.
Third Distyict-[Ofice st. Louis Alley, next to the
Of Bienvle &c. B. Beverly, Justice Victor
Serc, Clerk. J. P. Walden, Constable; N. b. Outlaw, L.
ii. Sere Deputy Constables.
Fonrth District-[Ofce No 80 Condo street. ALEX.
Derbes Justice Paul DIVORCES, Clerk Gustaye Meyner,
Consta bie A. Meynier, F. Geneey, Deputy Constabes
Fifth Dstrct-[Oice corner of EIysan Fields and Vic
tory streets l-AIphonse Canonge Justice. E. Canonge,
Sorapuu r. sschexnaydef Deputy Constables
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FIRST NIUNICIPALITY.

FIRST MUNICIPALITY.
CLEMENT RAMOS Recorder.
Louis BozOnie Secretary. j. A Due Treas Pub. Works.
w. DeBqys; Treasurer Of the Police Department.
A. Rutfel, Collector of Taxes Steamboats,
l.. Surg Surveyor. l.. III. Pile, Deputy Surveyor.
e Lange, Collector on Sea Vessels.
V. Labatut, do. on Tavems.
Charles Claiborne, do. on Real Estate.
w. A. Mott, do. on Drays etc.
J; Provost, Wharnger Superintendent, ETC.
R. Peaux Attorney. c. Morel, Assistant Attorney
John Youenes, Captain of the Guard.
W. F. Schexnayde, LIST Lieut. do. Jean Macon Cd do do
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!. O. o. F.
Time Places Of Holding Meetings, and Officers of the
SereraL T,01ges

Several Lodges.
GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA .,,sysszzsg,s2s>.z
oeteber at the Grand Lodge Hail, corner fsss
Of Tchoupitoulas and Poydras streets, over agFvSS
f. " Ws Ms's7 T;ss Aassy VII
ssbs Rf,e sSG, cRn " Rice
E$R H. %fs Ii a% + 9;
WlsHSGT6S fs o6 H. msss n
EM angnse FS9 dn ndS n5 6n aa5msn
R9g ssSSy M No mes bs , Of
e Hs sidney Secretary M sGsT Mt
sf foeSbsa S n Tson eyeg
evening e Hall in Ca%p of W
Secretary II, W. Omsted, Permanent Secretary; Richard
JEFFERsoS, LODGE, No. s-meets every Tuesday
at their Hal On above Jackson
Thomas Cook G. Burdett Secretary SuH Beach
TEUToNIA LODGE No 1o-meets every Tuesday
eS o G. Php a Wnann e p Pf Hss ann
mee every Tuesday even
W. WANT st G. Fau * cap je
z. Val Witt, Jr., Treasurer ]. O. A. Holt Permanent
COMMERCIAL LODGE, No 12-,neets at the Hall of
Oh esT snd ID Bown g. Wmy f Fs o0
Blake Secretary; j. G. Glover, Permanent Secretary VIM
HOWARD LODGE, No. 1s-Lnstuted Nov. 7, 1876
The Grand %s LEDGE e 81 Of Poyda; ard choapoaa
VIC; J. G. Dunlap Secretary; l. A. Levy Jf Permanent
ofE Lo s sy ss Tfes %ss. every wednesday at
Henry BIER NG E. " Rodd G; 4 B. BEN, i secre
laiy ETza I5DGE every Monday night a.
E J? G e. e f GaG? Bernard S6sone SCI
reta tar; R BARCLAY Treas9Ier.
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Gas Work office on Common street, opposite the St
Charles Hotel Dr. Campbell, Superintendent George
Allen, Foreman P Gleises, Collector Gas Light Com
m'ttee: James Robb, Charm. E. w Wells, Sec'y.
Water Works Office, % Carondelet street J. p Con-
lon Superintendent S. E. Percy, Sec'y; William Wright
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Rates of Gold.

The rates allowed in the Customhouse for Gold
Coins, as per Act of Congress of 1884, fixing the
value of the same, are as follow:
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THIRD UNICIPALITY
P SEuZENEAu, Recorder
7. +. Nogues, Secretary NJ Espard, Treasurer
Louis & Bermudez, Attorneys
J. A. D'Hemecourt, Surveyor.
7. T. DeGourney Collector of Taxes on Drays. etc.
Sol: Audier. Collector of Taxes on Cabarets etc
T.. Mazaret, Captain of the Guard
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New Orleans Chamber of Commerce.

y. J. PETERS, President JAMES DICK, WIN. J.. HODGE,
Vice Presidents Committee Of 4ppeaiS; H. +. Mckenna,
WIN. Il. Avery, w e. Myne w. Bogart, VIM. Mure and
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BANKING HOUSES.

Robb & Co. Office, No. 4S Camp street, few doors
above Grayier.
Horace Bean Office, No. "a Camp street. corner of
Common.
Thomas H. Barker - No. % Camp street, corner of
Common.
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= Customhonse-[ofIce hours from A. NJ to2P. !
RsPaN ToIee,ors AIeee LaBranche Naval Officer; Louis
w Z. Reybam, DEPUTY do; +. Moghy,, J Duncan, Ap,
prasers >. Boyd Weigher; n. ID. Rind, Gauger; G. w.
P R Measnrer; n g snethen, Marker; 4; Blonaean
Bssio5ses, "a do; Cuculg, 81 do Z, Coliax Impo.t
"a do no Bran,1 "A dn r. Ranbs tIek : VI Head
,eben'ure Clerk 6 3 Mopamat, Cash Clerk IL Generes
Assistant do; +. b. Bernard, Commercial Abstract Clerk
J;P White, Assistant Abstract Clerk w f C. Duplessis'
Thos. iagan, Permit Clerks Virgil n. Smyth CORES,
ponding Clerk w Z. Wells Storekeeper f. Ducayet,
deputy; John Taylor, Inspector at Port Bayou St John
= H. Page, Surveyor and Inspector Port Pontchaain
DAY Inspectors w NJ. Carter, II. G Pearson w p.
Berry Z. J. jenkins. John Jones' G. W lIeyl A. H. Gil
land, I. A. Williams, E.. segot, l.. R. Ranaldson, +.
Sinqott, Jr, G 4, Talane, r; j. Beck N VI Campbell
H. l. Lynd G. Massien, +. P. Percy, Isaac A smith d.
pdsuT J. A. Deuce ie P Egan Jules Dqnivs, " smith
Ro@TSseap John Wilcox Gentn J2hn G Taylor, James
.;enois, Jr John J. Nicholson c. Hut. F Talniuer r.
,, upher DuVeGney FanaI v Duple,Ss, A.: B. Shelby
Geotge b; Bowdtch o. A. Kirkland, Tho>. Theard v ~
Smyth, Musgrove Evans. John DaIman, w. W Virgins,
r. Il. Nicomede, w. Riley Knight.
EEM lnSRectors-A; J Faon J. A. Noble $. p Ross
l.. Breed, III, Crane. ~ "
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=, May INTI
From The .4rmv;-Matamoros, GNIexicol April 9TH, lsl7
have used few bottles of DR.. Billings Syrup
of the worst of Dysentery under my charge in
OF which produced permanent cure in few days s
powerful remedy, possessing medical virtues
]. b. ASH, Asst Surgeon, U. S. A.
90" For sale by slCKLEs 4 co; 20 Canal and q
Y. WOOnMAN, Vicksburs; and CEAs. sIlREVE,
Grand Gnlf.
IT. Wholesale Agency To GIMP Street.
mf7 I'm ID. HANSBROUGH
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MOSQUITO NETTING.
RoBlNETT, Muslin, Linen and Cotton MITSOIJTo
- NErflNG--a large stock hand and for sale cIaan
by nifo II JOS ETTER 20 Camp ST.
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The rlstUles upon the u,der OF a COW commenced -
which would produce the almost divine rnsn M phlggs
hah so patiently aug ahNousy sought. Opposition aSa
ndicned what they dare deny They Asserted fb., t
yaccInated persons became covered with hair and @ aa7
tonrs, believing like bull But tie current ,n GA all
gned ooo me ballSh Palament voted him G.0OO a S
The same shirt has c9aJe Go1n, tl '' ~ a..
the wonderful efficacy and success Of p''No' Jeuoa
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GOvernors Of the States and Territories.

he following table, which has been carefully
corrected up to the present date, will be found yf
Waite during the ensuing year of political contest
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Justices Courts for the City.
Municipal Officers.
A d. CROSsMAN Mayor;
H. D. BEIR, Secretary; Sr. CERAN, Clerk.

II. d. BElR, Secretary; Sr CERAN, Clerk.
GENERAL COUNCIL.
First .NNRicipaiuy-Gustaye Cruzat, Felix MaXent, T.
Zachae Louis Surg.
SccoGd .Hanicipality--Geo Allan A. w, Ianes, j. NJ
Wray, J. 5. Trucker.
7nird .WaHicipniity-W H. Wilder j. E. Holland j. NJ
Nandergnet ID. Sckney.
p. G. CUVELLIER, Secretary.
L. A. Michel Sergeant at Arms. w. w. King. Attorney
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Isaac JOHNSON Governor TRAsINoN LANDRY, 1t. Gov;
Chas Gayane ssey State {Sseph M Walker Ieasgre s0
c. n Rowley Adj Gen1; r. J Kerr. Reg'r Land office;
II r Williams State Eng l.. Bringier Surveyor Gen l;
A. Dimitry State Superintendent of Public Education.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-28

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Nst4.s.ff ertrF5. lF. t..HS
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-28

SItIltIi oisi4Ea>.
Is LEIGH BELLS an s,se.as and ati> Polished do o
nov " oyr&GREae
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FRESH FRUITS.

ea~yA BOXES fresh N K Gajsa-.
: ~ do do Lannon's,
do do Orange, la-t aaralr IF srH FOR
lie low MRS =. ttNft,t%a.
80
- s-@-~-- 'ffHf7ra assHs-
. assortment OF ultrior sA tnG le.tHr tIs.-.
Is heeit pronounced 50 good algc--aIef,r q. sa. t.t
Is heeu uGeted u us, city. Also la#- as eru.eut 90
a,orior Ouer, Fur seal Mush add .t.. el..-. a.s o.
sat variety Plush and oil -Jik Gaps .-a q 8t. f9t
,dI,eus' taucy hats, all Of whtla viii bc sold Il
west possible price. dtH
- Eq'TLEAEN wanting heaafl. Sow Nor. sia
Il nsl AND beaut,tiaiy trimmed, tsi It..r
q % HARPER'S
Fashionable Han ard Cgp e-ral.-5 at.u...ar.
f ann aud 1 Mon stfcts. AuT ~
-sERSONs waut,u4 Hats 4ua Gers tsr t4. ...N
q or retail viii cal, at it.ii lEt.
NOV ~ eorner MsBauu aaH .t-fel.
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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-08


'NA1tosvct enhance Tho value Of
ma,c-tal for use oi uaI,. - hs much pro-
luccr ns he who produces Tho material I..t'i
Though tie SOIL st .e bas. Of producuon.
igsomuch as us mincs lut,s,s and arm fields
Weld she raw material TO labor there are
alcrtran'lt,.Jns and transformations which
900 Carrying the raw material to rs iina! uses
adi 90 double and often give n thousand
6'l value TO the material The fax. hemp
cotton and wool Of the farmer, owe more
than fly percent, Of their glory to other
baud, bslofo ih,y arrive ul lhclr highes.
uses and value.
Thus communities may flourish 10 wealth
and production, wUh0u, turning turrow,
dl'y.ug 10 mine or hcwlng down \ tree 90
a forest NHnuaclurc is equally noble,
useful and productive asi's basl', nGticulurci
sui 20 nation can be uch aud powerful III
commerce lhl, does no, loHcrll For con.
s.lrt how much manufacture ads TO the
wealth Of nations by enhancing the value
Of its raw materials. How much more the
ship is worth complete from The hands Of
ar, than the timber, IRON and hcmp Of which
it Is composcl-or the broglcloth. than the
wool and Iyc-wood. used in rs fibur-- or
the boots than he leather in lhonnncrs va,s
a pound Of cotton wool worth as raw
matarill ten GEMS, has been made worth
twenty five dollars by tho process Of spin
niug-woven into muslin and ornNmonlcd
in a tambour. its value has been raised TO
So An ounce Of Flinders thread Ia,
been sold for 500 Steel may by manu-
acturc, DO made three bundled times doarcr
than standard gold, weight Tor weight. Lead
manufactured into small printing type, IS
increased ,wcnlyo,e ht times IN value. Iron
malo into nee. ic, IS increased IN value -
times into Tho finest scissors. nearly FIVE
hundred times blades Of pen knives, seven
hundred umcs as sword handles, poliShe,
,'oGl que thousand times
that labor which brings forth the raw mo
lerlal and the manufacturer Is from Ten 10
thousand times a greater producer than tn
cotton grower aud the miner The raw
material is the basis. bu, manuAc'uto IS Ia
crown Of national wealth, ard tho chap'e
o. ornolrical economy which man Shout
mos, study. j, that which rclu,cs 10 arts b
which the value OF his raw malcriul IS N
p, creased aluminium. Those arc the mr.
. Of manufacture Scientific American.