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tOT the cure of GOnOTThRa
elect, Structures, Venerea
diseases, etc, etc.
Untlring research, trRve.
and labor, combined to the
advantages afforded by an
extensive and diversified
practice, have enabled the
above named celebrated
physicians 10 make various
highly important discover.
lea in the healing art.
In offering these prepara.
lions TO the human family.
Doctors Leroy and Peletiei
ieaTlessly hazard the asser.
ton that they are not only
not surpassed, but une.
fualed, either for Their
curative properties or fol-
nlldness, saiety and Ger.
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EDUCATION.
HIs I aga99E E ] J. 4 81 y HAPIEs

CAEeepEhEl sIREEE, MAR ST. JogEPH sNRHEE.
NsHIAhLiSHEH in 1879 under the nupenutenuenpe OF
~ The Misses ALLISON nom L0ndon,-ln this tnslto-
the eeura % study thorough and systematic No 4ee
theories euperc1l methods Of teaching 20 elicit dal
are es0sd to- ia any o tho vaons Departmental science
or litefntuIe
The French Lengna9eis under the supenntenaeAoe @
French gentleman Of high literary attanmens otaeI an
guagea music and the accomplishments are taught Dy mas
ten Of equal eminance in their professions.
Drawing IN every style is taught by tho 1iasea AAo
themselves pupils for many yeaIs 0one Of the most eminent
drawing MASTERS in Europe
~ Terms may be known application 10 tho residence
OF the Misses ALLISON. Caf0ndelets Rely
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ron FEMALES AND MALES.

ID u
nH. LARZETTPS JUNO CORDIAL, OR PRO
- CREATIVE ELIXIR.-This is the only actual Ienis.
t1s Emission and ali diseases occssioned 81 certain Sc
cethabits and many the nOsma recently recommended
unrvaed excellence, fame, and popularity have brought
into the market The medical faculty Of Europe aud the
he Juno C6RDiAI and have not given ISe saSetioa
10 single instance that has been authenticated 70 angc9m
poand or the purposes. The nature Of the alsdies
relieved by the Juno Cordial generally such % leave
s u IA ~ o. ~ 99tJ ~ ~
ygas upt accidentally obtained 6u i TmIy bsSe anon n
to be found the happy parents of healthy offspring who
would mot have been 30 but r ths extraordinary pFpara
ton And Il is e1ualy potent In the many diseases for which
the price Of the Juno Cordial became the Trash that has
been thrown in the mars IN Opposition 10 is sold cheaper
but the fact E the Cordial be afforded for less
ought to be much deseT many Of the Ingredients which
compose among TIE costest things nature wheeai
the Othev are made OF cheap drugs worth bqt4e IN mo-
ney and less In merit We the reader that the utmost
reliance may be placed in the Juno Cordial in the cure
the maades mentioned above and also Of those which fol
low viz: Loss of Muscular Energy, Physical Las.itgds
and General PTOstraton ntabity, and al Nervous Aztec
tons, Indigestion, Suggshness OF the LIVER elect or Leu
conh9a OF Whites, and FqOr AlbO and every dsease in
any way connected with the disorder of the Provocative
FunetOnsn all of which i will afford almost immediate
relief and Il used as directed almost certain 70 produce
positive and permanent cure. Persons about to marry il
conscious Of any weakness disability Of certain nature
health and vgOr 10 brief period and where want Of of
2pnng cause OF Tegret recourse be had TO A. the mos
If priceless value those without offspring. II has taken
the precedence in Italy and will in all other countries where
II also posSesSeI the unrivaed qualities of curing inoipen
ConsamptOn and have ADMINISTERED ltwh tspcce to
patients who have sought our delightful climate for the regto
ration of their health and the result that medicine has
been added to the catalogue for the of noipsnt
Ean1ptiOn.
TospIead wide the blessings of this medicine have ap
pointed Messn JUDSON CO, of the city OF New York
in the United States Of America, sole gents ii sale
ana none can be genuine unless i comes through them
,o., ANTONIO LARZETTI n, D.
Sold OILY IN New Orleans at SO POYDRAs STREET.
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WcV0Y,S FLTYTR.

Is Best Medicine Of he Retesnta Century nladsfTOm
tfeats-Q Plants Rr6lqttF ths f9aff of Aeric0
t Ihi a truly valuable remedy and everybody sbond
haNe In Diseases Of Children. aid preventive of dis
ea4e ~ liH acute orm who can tell lis worth Il las been
used with pIsemnent success in Dssases Of The Chestsueb
fg0ai slght S1eats, often attended with CslSand B1f
fdn ~ tae Breast and Side, CgRsUap zion ~ 10 forn
ttagci .4sthNa, Group, Influenza. Also, Liner tspH
giGlitY Iostgeaess ScrQfia Nesting of the Fash m
{ceft9Rs III the SptFGn Stomach and B0Deis. We have
beard OF OF Chelera occurring where this RENEE
y has been used. Where i has been used ior ndsposon
nahtden they have been invariably free from Worms and
enoyed TIE most perfect health For females will be found
eqpeQf 70 every other MEDICINE, and be used under an
ailt sanaparas In Scarlet Fspsr Is dnquestonaby
~ FoI further Information see Pamphlets and BfS-
THE HoLEoTIo SYRUP.
y OF the cure Of EgH0r l3bus Frosssioe Ufsfins his
staf&es and Chronao Disease of the Spleen OF unsur
eAeeenee positive in its saiutary results and worth
~ nRlNsfsal patronage. Price 4l 50.
TEE RHEUMATIC ANTIDOTE
y Great a1d Wonderful 8genf, of truly ayionisbirg
power composed Of simple vegetable element and evieT
4til{ Applaq FOR the Of RhsNmatisn TdtaHHs or
Agegagi SpasHs Stiffness Of Tie Joints, Pam n sssgt
in TIE ear Of the Affected side. - 1PP'tou
We would not deal in fnsome enoeV NOR in the pu,s
style oi panesYnq N commanding hig article 20 public 10
tee yet We feel that terms 100 strong as %
uatve OF ia power 10 heal ENcelenoe efieieuey eey
talqg ils attributes All who It viii say n IA ao6d
aHa VIZ az lnoalouahle good 70 thehgman race Price Ell
EQl Atietg ii. HONNABET,.
corner Of Naiqhez and Ichoupitoulai gta
peH g. ~. MtlhlHnh ~ MAeaziae 1t.
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CONVENIENT COTTON rABr.Bs,

M Z have Just received copy Of a little work showing
tbe cost OF Cotton per pound shipped either at Mobile
% New Orleans, when landed the wharf at Liverpool
any given price rate Of exchange and teghts az also
sh9wng the price Of the article at Liverpool when the fac
tors commissions and other expenses added This work
compiled and published By Mr.. James l.. Lawrence of
in city, and one Of much sdhmetoa labor and viii
doubt prove very valuable and practical assistant those
enseged in the staple II i got Up in neat STYLE pocket.
book form, and foI sale b.
mhN D. ~ NORMAN Do GhMR 81
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CITIZENS OF NEW ORLEANS,

IF ron cant % pkace N0uT Sons Of the best Schools
"a sdnsriea, i6ek at the advertisement 5aop.
DOUGHKEEPSlE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, he
edifea for this School is situated College but about
three ioults of mile from the beautiful village OF foush
keepse, buohass county, State Of NewfoIk.
The School is conducted on philosophical pfnepleil
mind, and constant efforts are employed 70 eeyeop "
relative Strength The domestic arrangements and modes oil
instruction adapted youth Of ten gears OF age ana up
,gar and they are instructed such branches may be
requisite either 10 quahy them for Commercial Life, En-
cheering, OK % prepare them for College,
The annual expehse per scholar Is SO payable quarterly
in advance This includes all charges for board, tut
ton stationery, bed and bedding washing, room, fuel,
light and books Except the French and the Spanish books
The divided into two terms Of twenty three weeks
each The Summer term commences on the INST w ednes
day in May-the Winter frst Wednesday in NOvem-
be is the purpose Of the undersigned not to receive any
youth into his School whose moral character IS not good.
jya0 3mdaW CHARLES BARTLETT. Principal.
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a G. AINSWORTH, mo T.dR 7 p UBLTC and ON
IN. MISSIONER or DEEDS for eBerg Ssats 10 he
Driqn..s. QFFlCE-No. 80 CAMP sTREET, New Orleans;
Dispositions taken, Accounts Rrobated, Deeda and
WGnRarea DrRwn aud all Documents and instruments Of
Fnng Prepared aud Authenticated for Use and Record
q nng part Of tho UNITED STATES.
~ Marine ard other Protests particularly attended to
and an of General Average Or Partial Loss correctly
slated and promptly HIrauEed. mh26 lydHW
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MnV0Y'S T0NIE

TeRe and HeaEth FoEIoD ne Use.
uNlCc tt0niQ from tension, tQne) are medicinal
hganN haafsaters the souud and healthy elasticity the
strength and Veol Of the body when il weakened and
lived and When theme deficiency Of tone vital power
ilOm the Influences of diaeaSe.
Thin @ M acts upon the nervous, the capillary and
the Muscular yslem 1t 6Gts the heart through is
mpnthy with TIE stomach, and also BY The Absorption Of
The active principles employed th0t they be directly
applied 70 The moving centre and 70 the OF the blood
Eds. indeed of all the preparations o0ntvsd BY The ar,
nee Of mon tbs is among these which exea the most
powerful TONIC effect lt increases the digestive power
81 the stomach, stimulates hs nieua and bein dissolved
ID the gastric and Intestinal lnces taken By the absorb.
en enters the blood and stimulates the whoesyssm The
fpouneuanee pae and faded, beaHtulOnd
aspect and ue 9h8e power OF the sysism called into
healthy action aNgmenta the powers Ut the sseet0y sys-
TEN, and By the moderate but permanent impression il makes
on the nerves Increases the general vgoF Of ail the functions
ogEEs Swhog paIgins9 l9bero there IS pale Bet
tga SIAM offended 11iA sastiags, .a7iasared 9r0Bsv
Jaand1es Diseases Of ne Hart 0bstlictsa McnstyHa
tH Cllgresls. and be used with entire success IN
Weak Habit hdlggstlag. Relaxation, Vs6rid, Scrofnka
Gar0Hle CatarFh, CA0Fsg Hgp0ctoadrasis. Green Sick
Moss, FarGtBS1s hlGksts and during the exhaustion which
follows acgls diseases.
Tonnes must not be used whore there Is Fever OIL
InfruHstnu. Price aNu0
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UN D les:
ID ECEIVED BY LATE ARRIVALS
HI IS bbls. Crushed SUGAR;
Us boxes Loaf do
. 35 packages Pine GREEN TEAS:
800 bags TABLE SALT
81 boxes 0nEate's PEARL STARCH;
20 dozen BRDNMS
bales COTTON TWlNE:
40 packages No. MACKEREL;
Is tsices Shays' EXTRA HAMS;
40 boxes and half do. SARDINES;.
GASES CANTON GINGER;
10 boxes 0ASpIEE SOAP;
20 do. NO. SOAP. Is. For sale By
iy2O CdAS. sToUGHT6N. 81 Camp st.
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II. P. PULLING, NJ. D.
]. WILSON, N, D.
r. b. BRIGGs, NJ D.
P. T.. ELMEEDORI, n. D.
Albany April. lS47.
CAUTION

CAUTION.
Owing to the great and immense sale Of d. Town
tend SaIsapana, number of who were formerly on
agents, have commenced making SaBaparllla ENtfacu
Elxrs Bitten Extracts Of Yellow Dock, etc They gene
iay put up in the shaped bottles and some OF te
have stolen and copied Advertisements they are only
worthless mitHtO and should be avoided. ~
Principal Office l25 Fulton street. Sun Building NeW
York Reding Co., state street. Boston Dyoit q SON.
1879 North Second street Philadelphia; 8 Hanee, Drug
gt Baltimore p M Cohen, Chareaton l00 South Pearl 81
Albany p MoGraW Hatehez~-and BY al the pIineipai
Druggists and Merehants generally throughout the UAiea
5tslaz, HaIt liza SD H. QgHedag.. -,
]. w @ISaJi ~ 0heIg@ ltIsst
Esf kfsat AsN Qilta2sS
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AIEXANRER HILL,a

HOUSE FURWISR HING STORE
SO Damp street NewOrleans.
HyHERE families can find all articles OF House keeping
w COMPRISING general assortment and select stock Of
KITCHEN FURNITURE-CoOkn Utensils Tin and
lion Ware, Fire Sets, BTlss and Steel ShOves ana
Pongs aud Kitchen Fire Iron ware.
ENAmELLED and paent-metal timed HOLLOW
WARE; Fire Dogs.
GERMAN SILVER, Block Tin and Britannia TEA and
COFFEE URHS.
TABLE CUTLERY: German Silver Britannia and Tro5
TEA and TABLE SPOONS
WOODWA RE-B5asg and Iron bound CEDAR PALS.
CHURNS and TUBS.
RATTAN-BOUND CEDAR WARE, a new article
Wagons.
BRusHE S57Fanoy and Plain. Dusting Sweeping, and
Hearth Brushes '
WATERS, and TRAYS. ~
BRASS, Britannia, and new Metal CANDT. FSTIC,KS
aud LAMPS.
STEAMBOAT aud HALL LANTERNS
COOKING STOVES and FURNACES
D. a J. Wrightg patent premium COOK STOVES. for
Wood or Cqa!-with fixtures complete the most ap
proved article in use. mpr2 an
stS- nesesoDd Stoamhoa finnish At reIune T.Soo
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nnl,n ,MQl3I4OE. ,,n,,,r, :,

no THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREAL DIS
EASES.The reputation Of the winter is so well estab
shed that all that necesIAry to those who have beer
unfortunate have contracted any Otho dread
fadiseases known and called Secret Diseases in part Of
their various FORMS ia that the writer after most
ful practice of WentyEx years. confined strictly Venerea
Diseases and Diseases Of the Blood, (hav1g treated and
lieYed many hundreds who past all hope, many Of
whom had been under the treatment Of eminent physicians
without receiving benefit is enabled to offer posi-
lively safe, certain and speedy Should of the
unfortunately afflicted this short advertisement, they
would do we'll call at No. SO CUsTOMHoUsR STREET,
before applying eBeWhere aud avail themselves of the bone
Cts of the EubBcnberg long and successful experience
iyl5 Il b. FL MULLEN, IS Custom house Il.
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Com FRUM VIoLETs-Mr r. Hunt, at The
Royal Institution, london, states that friend Of
hisl had succeeded in obtaining minute3 though
'Wsishabe, portion Of gold, from quantity Of the
ll,Af,Ils ilf the blue violet
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Dr. ToionssRd-Dear Sir: lhave the pleasure 10 inform
you that three of children have been cured of the Scoug
by the use Of your excellent medicine They were afflicted
very severely with bad have taken only four bottles
look them away for which feel myself under great Obga
lion. Yours, respectfully,
ISAAC w CRAM, IO6 Woosterstreet.
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nes A pnblican'a wife, in Suffolk, whilst a
church, fs asleep, and let fail her bag, IN which
she carried q large bunch Of keys. Aroused by
the noisa She jumped up and exclaimed, Sail
there's another Ing bioke.S
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nTARrIN a. nRNIan aTIY - q

Copper, Tin, Sheet-IrOn s. Crate Business.
CRATES OF Brass Russa OF Berlin Iron, ofany q
~ pattern oI sze, 70 suit the Fire place OF Mantel ~
5IAlk aud CURTAIN Rods KITCHEN FUR Nh
ktTURE in general. Kitchen RANGES, for "
Boar ting houses or HOtes. COOKING STOVES, to suit
alies Of from eight 10 thousand persons improved hy
~ Il ID, Plain and BIonzed PYRAMID STOVES, to
SUIT Churches Halls, or Public Rooms Small do forOfi-
ga o. goannngIoom Ship and Steamb boat ABOOSES
IRON No 70 3, for coal or wood. STOVBPIPE Of all
sizes, and put mp Bath Heaters, Stills Worms Sugar La
dies, etc., on hand or to order
NB.-BuideIs aud Others in want Of Crates Tin COP.
and examine the SAME
e. ANREPAiRS promptly attended to at
bl a No. % Tohoupitoulas ST, Gagy Orlesut
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aHrtN HEAR p - The celebrated Richard
Bsinsley Sheridan was very much annoyed on one
occasion, in the House OF Commons, by a member
continually interfnphng him by shouting, Heart
bear In the course Of the debate, Sheridan
took occasion to allude political contemporary,
whom he described as one who wished TO play the
rogue but only had Sense enough to play the fool,
4 Where, exclaimed Sheridan--placing great en-
phass on the word iuhere--s shall we find a more
foolish knave, or a more knavish fool thanth ~
3 Hear hear{n was instantly beloved by the
member ia question: Sheridan Instantly turned
round and bowed 70 the gentleman, thanking him
for his prompt reply to his question, and sat down
fortunate member.
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DoN'T GET in A PAssIoN.--'' It is very well,
says Mrs. Dobbs, for the moral papers to keep
saying Don't get in passion, but for my part,
when the nasty creature Or. d., goes to bed with
his boots on, KIDD d bile over"
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-. : UAhRIAGE MAWUFAUTORV,
NH Patronage that has been extended 10 us so very m
4 Tallythe last seven years while on Com UiFg y
mon street, haa induced US the last summer =.
oerect alarge building expressly for manu- Is -
laetuung and repairing CARRIAGES. NHA ~
we have now of the largest Shops in the Sonthsy,
County, and are prepared with good Northern
and The best OF materials to build any style Of Carriage ~
9ef, and guaranty them two years f used ia the oonn
We are also better prepared than ever before for REPAIR
ING CAhhtAHES, and can restore them almost to their
original beauty and durability, although apparently goTp
out and 9seiss We viii pay freight CaTiaeesssn rs ii
lepaT We vii al5o keep on hand assortment Of NEW
low. Old Carriages taken in trade for New ones We IN
viie the attention Of those wanting NEW CARRIAGES.
o. their old ones repaired 70 call at ManuactOy and
keposltog and judge for themselves, the Corner of
". = 40 - < ~ Il ~ q s.Eests next door 70
aYs ea 3EW AgyuHWs b nREAAg.
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DAILY CREsCEITT.


my GRAVE.
would that when die
nay fGfm might BE
Where bIfuchss wave. and wild flowers bloom
Where clear stream slidel b.
Tlegs wuul8 love % sleep.
Where blda say anthems kea2s
Stiued b. no memories OF dspnF1nR eAlA
O'er which we wake @ Neept
Whist If The melody
IhoaRh glad and lies
affr k;rse sl.I mo- ~ ktst uuon mne en-
pelchsIlos some cianiea1 friend might hnseI near
10 sigh lol no
Kind ffisnis viii think q me,
Nrfasof one whese hons e9h pe
rfYhs4a u1uait hrt pain ana sqiieM uheis
R.il gsi-f sondss MS bosom sNalls- I'D
But q 81 eagle bud aei nee
rbsn ~ suoh sleep b. nne-
IT. - Natrle'l nipsc. Ger my place Of rest
Paafia oht s1dae simple song i liked the best.
ia enas divine
e,a4oE8. Conn July 1919. National Era
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CERTIFICATEs OF QUALITY.
INC following are selected om number received by the
Cer,idests Of Wen J. MoAlpine. Chief Engineer. Dry
Dock Office, u s. Navy Yard, Brooklyn Nov 49, 1913
Newark and R0sFndale Lime and Cement Company have
purchased The QueI1es and Mills lately owned BY Hon
Hugh White, az WhitesPoH Ulster county, ~ Y aud have
been asked stale my knowledge of the character Of me
Cement made BY Mr.. White have used large quantity
Of Cement (ay 100 600 bares the enlargement Of ne
Eue canal, az and Albany, considerable portion Of
this was manuactured by Mr. White, and uniformly OF
most excellent ohafacter indeed it the best brought
70 that market Theiests before using were very severe and
but ysg few barrels rejected have been informed
hathe cement sustained the same excellent character on
he Gfaton Aqueduot WIN. J. MCALPINE, Engineer.
We have made use Of Whites Hydraulic Cement as now
pany on the Gas Works at Reading and can strongly Te
commend it most excellent article Of Cement for
strength, qnickness Of setting. and for its taking large
quantity Of sand in its mixing. A d HIGHWELD,
R. $, FARRR my,
JOHN GIREY.
IHas. @. MOORE,
November n 1873 Bnildon and Aichiteca
hereby certify that have been using the Cement maau
featured by the Newark and ROsendae Lime and Cement
Company, and cordially recommend very superior
article. have no hesitation 10 declaring to be the best
nave ever used ana Moniq ieeo9nenu 20 eOntfaet0 and
oheH requiring Cement that will set quick and take large
proportion Of sand as an article that viii fully answer those
Rochester. N. Y. December l. 1913.
Ihave had the mixing and using Of the Newark snd Ros
endae Cement putchased BY the OF the Reading
rs Works and Gao strongly It a. being The best
super't Of Mason Work At Reading Gas Works.
The subscribers are prepared TO execute orders for the
ue lqlsa in any quantities that may be required, and
Souia eal the attention Of dealers, builders ostoIu nsken
WI ~ oelas very npeQf Gfipes, and n moderate enee
No. IA, ANMAh a H0AuMN, 3D. Maa8kAes 81
-" vissaii Fsa. = ls,a 80
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Dr. Townsend almost daily receiving orders from PhyS
clans in different parts Of the Union.
This to certify, that we, the undersigned Physicians OF
he City of Albany have in prescribed Dr.
rOwnsends SBrapaa, and believe tito be OF the most
valuable preparations in the market.
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rHpRE ruII-nnrnI

This ousively proves that this Sarsapaahe
perfect control the most obstinate disease of the Blood
Three persons cured in one house is Unprecedented.
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Those that initiate Dr. Townsends Sarsapara, have In
ar9by called their stuff great Remedy for Fematss etc.
and have copied our bills and circulars which relates 10
complaints Of women, word for word-OtheI men who put
up medicine have sncee great Of Dr. Townsend
5aTsapara in complaints incident to females recommended
theirs although previously they did not numbered these
Mixtures Pills. ETC., injurious TO females they aggTa-
gate disaasa. and undermine the constitution.
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STOP HERE!-S $500 FORFEIT.
NO. ID CAR0N2 ELET STREET.. SigR Of thu
Il aa1scuidDidH Statue.
nR- LEROY'S and PELETIER'S (of Paris) Con-
~ POUND SPECIEICs and ANTI-Y EERRRAL MIKTuREr-
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HARDWARE,
K. RIG II ARDS. No. IL Charities ST.
SUCCESSOR TO r, w. MONTGOMERY HnDorttr and
- Dealer m Foreign and Domestic HARD Wy8RF
Oteu Tor sale, on favorable terms, the following:
209 tOas Swede, American and English Iron, ass'd:
300 bdls. English, American and Russian Sheet Hoop
and Band Iron SF
5000 lbs, BrazieTs' Copper assorted
5000 lbs. Block and Bar Tin
1000 kegs Weymouth Nails
200 tons Hollow WaTe Castings-Pots Ovens gni5ero
Skillets, Fire-dOgs, ETC.; -
Cotton and Wool Cards
Ames' and ROwland's Spades and ShOvels
OK, Log Trace Halter, Coil and Cane Carrier Chains
Cotton and Cane Hoes, Ploughs, Corn Shelefs ETC:
SAD Irons; Patent Balances; Brass Kettles;
TIN and Japanned Ware Hook and Plate fiinses.
Bellows AHvis; Vices Smiths Tongs;
Locks of all kinds Sliding Door Furniture eto,
Fendem Androns Fire Sets
Strsub's celebrated Patent BUR- Stone Corn Mills;
Mil and Griudstones;
Together with every variety Of goods usually found in n
HARDWARE Store. for sale very low au7 Imd& IV6m
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NEW ORR, ApTlI o, 1871,
Dr. 7OiDpsend=l verify believe that your SaIsaparla
has been the means through Providence Of saving life
have for several years hada bad cough. ltbeeame worse
and worse At last raised large gu ntitie Of blood, had
night sweats and greatly debitated and Teduced and
did not expect live have only used your Smsapara
shO time and there has wonderful change been wrought
IN me. able to walk all over the city. raise NO
bloom and my cough has la me- YOu well ina j
that am than for these results Your OBJ dt servant
WM RUSSELL IS Catherine st.
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NEWARK AND RosENDALE LIME AND
QEMEMI COMPANY .. Newark. N. j.

THE above named Company have appointed NTsssrs
hAHMAN n HOLDEN sole Agents for The Ne al
tileiI warranted HYDRAULIC CEMENT. OALCINE0
PLASTER, and MARBLE DUST Tor the CITY oil New
Orleans and vicinity. JOHN II. STEPHENS, PTes't
A. LEMAssEEA, Seo'y
Newark, N. j., February, 1879