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TRUTH STRANGER THAN FICTIoN.-Ihe readers
Of the Ledger were probably attracted by an adj
yertisement that appeared in its columns on Thurs
day last, in which the advertiser, John Dawson,
a Young man, desired to learn something of his
relatives. from whom he had been separated eigh-
teen or twenty years, under the following crcum-
stances: In the year 1929, when about four years
of age he was stolen from his parents, then living
in Coomb's Alley, by man, Charles lngelfritZ, who
took him on board of vessel bound to New Bed
ford and subsequently carried the child with him
on various voyages to all quarters of the globe.
The boy, though conscious of having been stolen
from his parents, had no knowledge of his real
name or place of birth, and all the persuasion he
could use in order to obtain the desired informa-
ton from his self-constituted guardian, of no
avail The heartless villain had called him John
Dawson and no clue to the place of his birth could
he obtain, until one day Ingelfrtz happened TO be
intoxicated when he said he had taken him from
Philadelphia. Like another Japhet, in search Of
his father, John Dawson, having at last obtained
clue, visited this city, and after unsuccessful
search he determined to advertise. This had the
desired result, and he has found his father in the
person of Daniel Brosnan, now residing in McCoy's
court, running east from South Front street. below
Mead alley The father identified him as his long
lost son by certain marks upon his person. The
meeting took place on Saturday. and the joy On the
part Of both was indiscribable. 1t was Witnessed
by number of persons who sympathlsed deePV
with the family made happy by tins return Vi the
lost one whose absence had been so long mourIied.
The father. and brother and sister, were all that
survived to rejoice over him, his poor mother nav
ing become deranged in consequence oi .ne hrhu
is act of the monster that stole him, and died years
ago Inpelfritz was in New York when the hero
Of this sketch separated from him. We should like
tn record his arrest and conviction OF the crime he
has been guilty of. as fitting sequel to this over
true tale. Philadelphia Ledger, 9Th inst.
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HEARTLEss SEDUCTION AND ABANDONMENT
Considerable excitement was created on Friday
last in Broadway, near the City Hall, by the APP
pearance of respectable young girl lying the
sidewalk, evidently in hysterical fit. On being
she had been seduced and brought to this city from
Philadelphia, under promise of marriage, by
young Spaniard On arriving at this city, her Sc
Queer took her house of illfame, where he left
her, and the poor GIRL discovering the situation
in which she had been left, went towards the Bat
tery-it is supposed for the purpose of putting
end to her existence; but her strength failed her.
and she fell in the street. Every attention was
paid to the unfortunate girl, and she taken to
the Tombs and placed under the care of Mrs Fos-
ter, the matron of that prison.-N Y. Tribune, jth
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-16

DISASTER AT NIAGARA FALLs-Chippemu, Can
ada, June =. The boat Duke of York, Paul Par
ker, owner, bound from Black Rock to Grand River.
reached as far the mouth of Chippewa Creek this
morning, where she came in contact with raft,
and broke the tow line, and drlited down the river
with four men on board, as far as the first rapids.
A young man named Samuel Smith started with a
small boat and reached her about three quarters Of
a mile above the Falls, and succeeded in saving
the four men. The boat however, went over the
Falls The young man Smith deserves great credit
for his heroic conduct boat with four men in
her started ahead of him, but returned being afraid
to proceed.-Bufaio Com. ADO
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ANOTHER REVOLUTIONARY PATRIOT CONF
Matthew Gregory died on the 9TH INST, at Albany,
in the 9lst year of his age. He entered the army,
in Connecticut, as non-commlssloned officer, and
served during the whole of the war. He partlcipa-
ted in all the suferings Of the army at Valley
Forge.
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DECISION OF THE SUPREME COURT IN THE
CARLISLE SLAVE RIOT CAsE.-An argument took
place during last week, on writ of error, before
the Supreme Court, now sitting at Harrisburg, in
the case of the eleven colored men who were com
mitted at Carlisle last year on a charge of not,
growing out of an attempt to remove some alleged
fugitive slaves out Of that place by their master,
the particulars of which were given at the time OF
their occurrence. Each of the defendants was SEN
fenced to undergo Imprisonment in the Eastern
Penitentiary for the term of three years The
counsel for the defendants contended that the Court
erred in sentencing them to Imprisonment in the
Eastern Penitentiary, the offence being put mis-
demeanor, for which the law authorizes lncarcera-
ton in the prison of the county where the offence
is committed The Deputy Attorney General for
Cumberland county appeared in behalf of the Com
monweath, and Charles Gibbons for the prisoners
The Court decided to set aside the judgment OF the
Court below, and on Tuesday, the Keeper OF the
Pententary received discharge for the prisoners,
all Of whom were discharged. Baltimore Sun
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The Four GREAT STEAM TRIPs.-We believe
that the following the shortest trips ever made
from Liverpool to NewYork by Atlantic steamships:
Great Western, IL days and Is hours; Great Brit
ain - days and 3 hours United States, 10 days
and hours America, IA days and | hour. The
trip of the Niagara to Boston was made in IL days
and ~ hours. But this was not equal to a run to
NewYork in Is days--it being deemed, we are in
formed some "a hours longer to NewYork than to
Boston,
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IMpRovEMENT.-The new track of the Stoning-
ton railroad is laid on India-rubber, and the cars
are mounted on lnda-rubber springs, which deaden
the sound and almost entirely that Earring
which has long been an annoyance to railroad tfa-
yellers
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EIoouENr.-A democratic orator thus expresses
himself on hearing of the nomination of Cass and
Butler:
'In regard to the extension and acquisition of
further territory would have this portion of Gods
footstool as District of Columbia the rest of the
planetary system States, and the fixed stars as
Territories and with Gen. Cass for President and
Gen. Butler as Vice President, would show you
the greatest Government the sun of Heaven ever
shone uDoD''
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DAGU ERR E0TYPE.
ELECTROMAGNETIC PORTRAITS

ELECTROMAGNETIC PORTRAITS.
by the application of the above mysterious agent to Da
- guerreotype "a discovery OF the subscribers the under
signed Is enabled TO produce PORTRAITS OF the most
superior KIND IN SINGLE SECoND-caLchng the precise
expression instantly, and fixing it ndeby upon the silver
plate t<y Those who wish TO retain their families g0od
LKENEssEs OF relations friends, do moderate
price, Rooms corner Of Canal and Charities ss.-Enance
No . Charities street. [my3 lyI w. Ii. HUTCHINGS.
MAGUIRE'S nAGUERREOTYPE.
M. would respectfully thanks for the liberal patron
u. age bestowed on him since he rs had the honor OF
Introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NewOrleans
i've years during which time he has taken portraits
than any other person IN the world His specimens
exhibited at the Fair in competition with Others taken by
the best operator from New York and he awarded the
First Premium No specimens exhibited at his establishment
but those taken by himself NJ the public that his
portraits will continue be what they always have been
the BEST His long experience, and constant practice
the best inducements to DESTROYS OF instruction the
beautiful art Genuine Voigtander Cameras 70 per
cheaper than any in the city, all other articles the
Plates at $2per dozen Sc0rlls No. for So 2guaIanted
the best plates made in the United States Gases So IS and
80 81; NewYOIk Cameras at $l6.
etE Orders from the country promptly attended TO-
LIZ Entrance No. 6 CAMP street. mill if
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TRANSIT OF VENus-The American PhiIoso-
phical Society, and the Academy of Arts and
Sciences, having recommended to the Secretary Of
the Navy, to cause observations to be made on the
approaching transit of Venus, for the purpose of
obtaining data for the more exact determination Of
the distance of the from the earth" the House
of Representatives has appropriated five thousand
dollars for the object.
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FIRE-The Touring and saw mills situated Oh
the Iowa river, about three miles above Iowa City,
commonly known as the " Company Mills We're
destroyed by fire on the morning of the 24th nit.
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o. Miss Maria Mitchell, of Nantucket, dis
coverer of the comet which bears her name, wax
unanimously elected an honorary member of The,
American Academy of Arts and Sciences, at their
last general meeting
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ASREAERXs
KNOWLES n N0Er.

KNOWLES Il NOEL
PR-alCIE II ~ TCH.hdk
YEN below Camp Nti0 Orte0ns keep fzzT5-viSSSs9s
r. 5zls constantly on hand large and - ~
ksasa"e iesGsa ssa1 fT Of Swiss and English
Jewery, Silver Ware, Pocket Cutlery Gold Pens Specaces
ana Fancy Goods.
Our personal attention will be devoted to repairing every
description OF FINE WATCHES, CLOCKS, and JEWELRY ;
winch shall perform satisfactorily, charge. my2tt
REM OVAL WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
~ RECON respectfully informs his trinds and the public
". that he has removed his JEWElRY STORE -
10 the New Building on the corner Of CH.4R- 431H
TRES and C1SIOMHOUSE Streets, where 81
ne will open, on MONDAY, May LIST, Il splendid EAasa
establishment lie has spared neither pains EXPENSE 10
make in way worthy the and patronage OF
all and he therefore hopes that he Will with share
OF encouragent As heretofore he will constantly have on
[PTS and beautiful JEWELRY and FANCY
- ARIlCLES, Gold and Silver Watches
and Chains, Silver and Plated Ware, China Chysta
Bronze Ware Clocks and Mante Ornaments every de.
scplOn, WokboXes and Dessing CASES Papier ace AMI
Japaned Goods line Pocket and Toilet Cutlery Dirks and
Pistols Choice Periunery and variety OF other articles
AL oi WEIGH lie Is usefhned 10 sell at the most moderate
prices. APPS III.
WATCHES JEWELRY, ETC.
EfDWARD a; TYLER, SO Camp street, would respect
- tuiy invite the aent0 OF lbs niends and the -,
public to his line and well selected stock of JEU- AA
LLRY, ETC., comprising Watches Of the most ap- e. ill.,
proved hanuiaclGs, IN Cod and Silver, Hunting xkkzAa
and openiaced cases; Silver Ware OF every desc pun
consisting N part OF lea Table, Sugar Salt and Mustard
Racks, etc.
variety of Jewelry Cutlery. Rich Fancy Goods
Periunlery,
PIANO FoRTEs.
sIagy5 ssMj niesrs. NUNS 4 Fischer, and A H. Gale
Fa AZ a n ne~ s1s ss OF eass ne tsw SDs i
coleman 1Eouan Attachment and vess Tuneabe Reeds
fiease cSli dhd examine. apt
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SOMETHING WORTHY OF ATTENTION.
AWNINGS. TARPAULINs. ETC.

TE1HE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and
the citizens of New Orleans that he still continues
manufacture every deSenpnon OF HoOO and lRON-
Galleries etc. He also manuaeureS every description
of Military Tents TarpaulnS and Dray, Wa and Horse
Covers at the shortest notice Particular attention will be
paid TO Splicing and furnishing Wheel and other Purchase
Ropes for stores. etc. , -,
As there has great deal said within the last year
So about what some parties enormously call w AIEh
PROOFiNG the subscriber offers his that capacity
for small compensation and to those OF his customers who
would prefer saving the expense by doing themselves ne
will cheeruy give the receipt which in itself Is very sInpe
and useful in preventing rot or mdew on any article
of cloth canvas that may he exposed to wet OF damp
All orders left my slate, at the Clothing store OF
ALFRED MUNROE y CO., will meet wit h prompt AT
AsA-AAA uhlS 6u u. CASSIDY.
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CHURCH AND STATE.-The letter of NJ. Luequet,
Ambassador of the Pope to the Swiss Diet admits
that the separation of church and State is the
great question of the age that it is likely be de-
cded in France and in other countries nearer
Rome; and that the Pontiff has pretty nearly made
up his mind to the divorce.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-16

,,,,,,, VINEGAR ESTABLISHMENT.
l'HE ndersigned is constantly manufacturing and has
o[ sale a very superior article of iNEGAR, @@~
wach nc vii! guarantee to improve by age and igE
mui ueh'er u, Tree OF charges, any part OF f@54
o Gr city or Lafayette, at the following reduced
p 70 SUIT the times viz: Butts, ~ gallons, 81; Barrels 81
sdyns ~ 20 Barrels 40 gallons cents gallon libe.
h,,llcount made to wholesale customers.
~, ~ line dropped in the Postoffee will be punctaay
G re%ea TO- tapg til JOHN H; WEBB.
lone Common and Marais ss opposite Charity Hospital
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FROM DEMARARA.-The schooner Globe, Capt
Seely, arrived yesterday with accounts from Dem
arara to the I'D ult. Governor Light and family
embarked for Europe on the 18th. He was sue
ceeded in the administration of government by
Mr.. Walker,f ormery Secretary. The impor-
tation OF coolies to the colonies has not proved
advantageous as was expected. Another propo-
sition for abolishing the system argued before
the Assembly on the subject. The following was
embodied in a report from Earl Grey to the Co
vernon:
''As there had been no application from any
quarter for coolies this season, the presumption
that the description of Immigrants might be dis
pensed with. 1t was also suggested whether the
bounty the Introduction of immigrants from Ma
dera might not be altogether discontinued, and the
appropriated to bringing immigrants from Africa,
who, according to DR.. Bonyuns report, appeared
to be in every respect suited the production of
sugar.-N. Y. Herald, June5
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SADDLERY, HARNESS AND TRUNK WARE
HOUSE, No IL Canal street, Men Orleans,
7 A. HORTON has now on hand large assortment of
d every style OF Saddles, Brides Martin; GTsS ; IN
gales Coach, Gig, Buggy, Wagon, and fsskilsss1ss
81 Cart HARNESS; bray Brides, xlTs-sS 3 III
sE9 Collars Whips. Stirups Bits So ~
-4--k4@ RUBBER GOODS; together with the largest
stock of Trunks Valces, Saddle and Carpet Bags
before offered in this market which he invites the attention
of purchasers all the above goods will be sold at GREATLY
REDrCED PRICES.
e The subscriber has also the agency for the sale of
SPANISH SADDLE TREES. Of great variety OF pat
terms and at the manufacturers prices mh7 6m
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NEW ORLEANS FRIDAY MORNING 1913

WARES POLITICAL ECONOMY-Every poli-
w cian should have this Book this juncure in the
political times. For sale by MILES c. SALE y CO..
apo II st. Charles street.
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A q AlNSWORTH, Marine and Commercial Notary
n No SO CAMP street, holding Commissions from the
states OF Texas MISSISSIPPI, KENTUCKY FLORIDA New
SSSLvASA, RHODE ISLAND, VERMONT, NKwHAMPsH1RE.
DELAWARE, ALABAMA, MAINE, NoRTHCARoLINA SOUTH
CAROLINA, GEORGIA, NEwJERsEY, ONO, MICHIGAN
aaRkANsAs, VIRGINIA, MASSACHUSETTS,, MARYLAND, and
NoSSEcIcuT prepared to take depositons and
anu perfect all kinds OF legal instruments be used recorded
sad States and the Territory of WISCONSIN, The usual
- - ,,IS
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PORT AU PRINCE, HAYTI, May 20.-There has
been no decided movement at this place, as the
President is still al the South where he is carrying
everything before him. Mr. Dublasse, a merchant
of Aux Cages, had been shot by the President. The
brig Allen King arrived on the 1lth, schr. Leander
on the llth and the A. Emery the Nth. all from
Boston, loaded with provisions. Their cargoes will
probably go to some other port they cannot be
sold here. Domestic products are scarce and high.
while foreign products very low The cur
rency has sadly deprecated, and is quoted at the
rate of seven to one.
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G'EMENT.-s00 bbls Dennai's and Nelson & Brown s
y Roseudale Cement for sale by
ms JOHN STROUD Il CO., 146 Common st,
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N, ORLEANS AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE

ID L. ALLEN. IS Camp street-Excusiveiy for the
III ~ sale Of Pans,iOn lmR isbani ,
embraces Us large assortment OF a..
the best and latest improved nipple
tonnd in the nted States, containing more
than fifty patterns OF the celebrated EAGLE, sward, cu
vang'double mould board Eukes ST B-SOli, sell sharp
enng and P .0WS: Carey's, the improved SlooI
ri, burg and three-irrow PTew; expanding CtLTiyA
TORS OF all sizes arrows Rolisr, seed Sewers and ton
Planters; GRAIN MILLS OF all sizes Corn and Cob
tinshefi C9n Sheien and straw Cutter g. len 2anls si
each Horse Powers. Saw tlil Cotton ems hIain% MA
CHIMES and Fan Mills sugar Mills Root Pnilers Brush
Scythes; tfasS Trades; shoves; Spades AXes: efc
complete assortment OF iI0RIfttLlL Raj i oois,
including Garden Engines Pumps Flower Syringes Rakes,
Hoes. etc
A large assortment of fresh GARDEN SEEDS.
FERTILIZERS, Plaster of Paris Lime. Gaano
The MISSISSIPPI RIFLE, used at Monterey and Buena
Vista will carry halfoupce bal $50 vardS with effect.
nd 2mSm
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FAIRBANKS PATENT

PLAIE OEtNI and UUUN IEjh oCaLES.
THE undersigned, sole agents New Orleans for the
L sale of Messrs. E. II r. Fairbanks 4 Cos Original
patentees) St iohnsbuy Vermont, celebrated PLATFORM
SCALES prepared furnish them the manufacturers
prices Counter Scales weigh = So lbs Druggists
Scales 10 weigh dracm lbs; Portable Platform Scales,
200 to 900 lbs Dormant Platform Scales $500 1000 lbs;
Iron Scales 300 5000 lbs; Railroad Track Scales Tor
weighing cars Railroad Depot and Hay Scales
to tons The above particularly recommended TO pnr
chaseE, being superior to any other article OF The kind
ample testimonials can be furnished. ~
STARK DAY, STAUFFER co,
yny4 2md&W corner Canal and Magazine sts
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5m l.. J. WEBSTER, 26 Gravier ST
SPICE AND COFFEE MILLS,

\ ~ LSO lidga.iRe ST., corner Of Lafayette st.
L; BoLEN would respectfully inform the community
b VI , New Orleans that he at all times prepared the
% III s 10 furnish roast and ground Coffee ground Spices
S a Kinds together with CorDmeal, HOminy and Gritz
es Groceries and Restaurants supplied at the
SuWVe>l notice, ana 6n,
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TOOTH ACHE CURED

TOOTH ACHE CURED
IN LESS THAN ONE MINUTE by c.
iL Z ikkEh1ss so dsvoa a
so o!1 ingredients Try a bottle and you s1I1y
Will soon face turned into smii9. tiAuiC
TOOTH POWDER.-This article is the best now before
the public eradlcates the Tartar without the aid OF
suments Remember that these articles are prepared only
by DIR. MENSiNG DENTAL SURGEON, office No. 3D.
BGr0RRe street. four doors above Conmonst my Is 3m
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Family OF NEGROES ZOE SALE.

EEMIIY OF NEGhOES Fur sI1LL'
A FAMILY OF ACCLlMATED NEGROES at
u private sale. As follows
A NEGRO MAN, aged abont q years, good subject,
and his Wife, Negress aged about y good cook,
washer and roner-with their two children VIZ Boy,
aged about years, and an Infant, aged months. =
The above Negroes are fully guaranteed and come well
recommended They will be sold for one-af cash balance
on and Il months for approved endorsed notes, with mort
gage on the Negroes. Apply 10
myl3tf PERSON & BONNEVAF4 81 GraVieTS ST.
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WROUGHT IRON SHAFTS, &c

Y,,r WROUGHT IRON SHAFTS, sc.
w hae prepared to furnish, short notice, from the
ton Of fGge Of ARMSTRONG Danagh PttSbGIg all descrp
I Steamers and Sugar Mills, Piston Rods Wrists PItman
nav COLON Press Screw Moulds and every variety OF org
apll I'm 1, I WEBSTER o6 Cr.yisr e.
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COPARTNERSHIP
I'HE UNDERSIGNED have formed a copartnership
J. with view OF transactins CoTToN FACToRAGE and
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS this city under the
style Of TlORNHiLL u MCILHENNY to take effect
after the lst OF May next which time the connection OF
BE- dissolved.
r. MclLHENNY has opened an office at No 81 GRAvIER
i o the purpose of attending to the of our friends
WHO may think proper to enrust with their business
. ln5 3ml JNO. THORNHILL,
tfnJrlenas lam, 1913 McII uENNV
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. BUTTER.
seHn FIRkiNS Extra New Western, in store, for sal,
~VO by STURGES Il WRIGHT,
myl9 I'm s. TcbonnitonaS II
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PORTABLE SHOWER EATHS,

l. HENS IMPROVED PORTABLE EXTENSION
oWER BATHS, have received the diploma at the
Inn , ihsitnie New fork, and Mechanics Fair, Bos
oneers would announce that they have been appointed
% loT The above really excellent bath and are now pre-
la 10 furnish them wholesale retail at moderate mi
We, m3O3m SAMPSON Il KEEN 81 BienyiIIest st.
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NOTICE

M Subscriber having purchased the interest of his late
partner: ANDREW OLIVER. in the WHOLE
S tL AND RETAIL Drug ESTABLISHMENT, cOrner ~?
X IaartrcS ant Bienrate Streets .Nep Orleans, IA y
wv number OF years past conducted Jointly by theme
L 'et me style OF a n drew oliver & Co. has com.
'a ms arrangements for extended business than
~lk mat htleo done by the old house MY stock of
W. DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS,
~, SURGICAL INsrRUMENS AND PERFUMERY,
- embracing, intend shall every article needul
n ~ iiras OF tamils, Planters and Country Dealers, will
''"e oy any other house in the trade: while
GENERAL PATENT MEDICINE AGENT
can be addressed TO with confidence and certainty
wing them properly and faithfully attended to- not pre-
'"ss'sg experienced in this place
The usual credits and facilities of trade extended to
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w. X. HALL, SURGEON DENTIST,
Il tGr0nd6aet street, .teE Orleans,
WILL perform all operations The TEETH for their
w preservation IN the most scientific c.
manner. ARTIFICIAL TEETH insert sssls.s-5Y
ea os tgm and one to ThOg set on the
Teeth extracted without the of ChoroOrm ana witt,
but slight pain to the patient.
From long experience his profession, and strict appca-
ton to business ne hopes merit share of public patronage
Reference be given the most eminent medical men
and Surgeon Dentists in the country. myE 3m
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NOTICE.
FTfHE Subscriber having, by Act of February 49, 1876 be-
fore D. Ricardo, Notary Public, Of this city acquired
CAVE GRATE-BARs, and Patentee of the same by
patent dated April 25 lsi3 the right sole agent of said
Fere OF making and vending said Patent Crate in the
States OF Louisiana and Alabama and on the Mississippi
River and It's tributaries gives notice that he prepared
fulfil orders for said articles. They especially
mended planters and of steamboats, being
far more durable than the ordinary Crate Bars.
tzF All persons infringing upon upon said patent by
manufacturing selling similar articles without authority
from the patentee will be prosecuted to the the law
New Orleans. March Is, 1913 DANIEL DANA.