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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-13
Affairs In Italy.

H1dlnS Al Gdctd, from Wnlcn point all KINDS OF
trigues and negotiations have sprung up, confer
ring great celebrity on this almost unknown
spot.
The Congress for the settlement of the affairs of
Italy, Is about TO meet at Brussels, but il Is plain
that whilst the executive authorities OF the chief
medatine powers scarcely settled 1--WE hardly
know who governs Germany but little progress
can therefore be made towards peaceful solution
Of Italian AFFAIRS.
The Papal States have only an unackno wledged
provisional government to maintain order In the
capital
by the vote OF the upper chambers, has endeavored
by every means In it's power to induce the Pope
to return to the Holy City. This he refuses, ex-
cept on condition OF dissolving the Chambers,
disbanding the National Guard, and suppressing
the journals, which, anongst other conditions, only
show that His Holmes has no real intention to re-
turn at present to the Quirinal.
M. Canuti, the Commissory General OF the
Papal army, has arrived at Paris, on his way to
London, charged with mission TO both the
French and English governments and in short
time the feeling Of Russia, which power has al
ways interfered boldly in Italian affairs, will be
known, 80 that the final disposition OF the Pope's
person, as well as his ultimate political destiny
cannot be longer delayed.
The relations of Naples and Sicily remain al
most IN stafu que
At Genoa there has been some slight popular
outbreak.
At Turin, the King seems to have laid aside his
warlike tendencies, and the question of the final
adjustment of the Lombardy frontier seems as re-
mote az ever.
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.an " nelI operations, by other pnena ra,o, NON,
pTheu Ior similar purposes, before the publc ~
min ill., Ssschcs are combinations of approved medicine.
ne excellent qualities of each medicine into ons
~b;nb Whoe 50 as to produce efficient
nd nave never yet been known fail its imposse IT,
auIe or o,heIwise host of facts might be advanced "a
sn e Proad and deep foundation upon which the eha
go, ee Speclfcs rests for support Long Standing
a oonorrhGd fieet, Structures Pains an shs To-
~, pn " Me htdnenS, Erdyei Burning in the ~
~ etc ETC. have yielded to The o. ,ese
and of Syphilis OF the mos,
anatiys have fled before their mos; astonishing
The preparation H. wtbop, dorb, ,b, ,,,.. .a...-,
every other medicine had failed. In its improved for
y nearly asteess, and effects permanent cgye i'm ~.
spnos U nee or siI days without restriction IN dis
posufe or business Besides this impotanf e.
never leaves the part subject that Troublesome aI II
dt oenIs so often afterthe of other edeinss
ptscHoed and IT taken in the first STAGE Of the II go Z
VIII arrest the discharge, and remove all UNPLEASANT fs II
II rev days In long proraeed chronic Stages oC ,S
ever discovered ''' i"os' ehectaai remedy
we 90 no, offer these Specifics as PAs.cs. mr. ".n
saey bqt tor the above case we are
ea oy DIS Lehoy and Peletier of Paris (tbe inyento
!" adrahty cure, under a forfeit of $500 'ofs'i
"ou'd mere remark that these Mixtures have beer h..
Ie ne pubic OF NewOeans for the last NM Seo. "a
my ns v universally proved efcaci0us '~ - anu
~ C.1EIlON;-Beacare of base Coxrterf,;t.r ,,ko
spurious ard injurious article. Reeoliest HI. orI,
Yagen. IN Oned States is A. DONNAUD Ne ia r. Snr
oe III sfEkkT. oetwesn Canal and Co,amon S~AoN
ieause on Structures can be had SrsSis
= al private cozsultadous fiSe q chs,se. M
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McY0Y'S ELIXIR.

The Best Medicine Of the Nneteenh Century made from
Roots Of Plants grooming The (1nLf Of MeIicc.
This is truly valuable remedy, and eTybody should
have In Diseases OF Children. and preventive of dis
its acute FORM who tell its worth 1t has been
used with preemnent Diseases 0 the Chest such
Colds, Cough Dtfcuitv Of Breathing, Splitting OF
Blood Night S,oeats often attended with Chis and Heat
Pam IN the Brast and Side Consumption in its forming
stage, asthma, Group, Influenza. Also, Liner Com,
plant COstiDeness, ScrQfaid, Wasiag IF the Flesh If
fections Of the Spleen, Stomach and B0uek We have
heard of of Cholera occurring where this
dy has been used Where has been used ndispOsiioB
children they have been invariably free from Worms and
enjoyed the most perfect health For females will be
to other medicine and be used under all
circumstances. It's depurave qualities places far above
ali the Sarsapailas In Scarlet Etuer it unauesionaby
a great remedy.
tg For further information see Pamphlets and Bila-
Price 81 90.
TIE ECLECTIC SYRUP.
For the cure OF Fgu0r dl6Hs E1cesstoe Uterine Dis
charges, and Chr0ne Disease Of the Spleen OF
passed excellence positive its sal uaTy results and worthy
Of universal patronage. Price 81 80.
THE RHEUMATIC ANTIDOTE..
Il Great and UonderjM agent, of truly astonishing
power composed Of simple vegetable element, and
nally applied For the OF Rheumdtism, 7etanus
Locklao Spdsms, Stiffness Of the oints Pain euery
part OF the bodv EarGche, Nervous T0Othaehe if applied
IN the ear OF the affected side.
We would not deal in fusome enogy, nor in the usual
style OF Danegyrc. in commencing this article public
ratIve OF its power to heal Excellence, efficiency
alnty are its attributes. All who it will say it good
and will do incacuabe good 10 the human Price s
For sale by H. BONNABEL,
of Natchez and Tchouptoulas sts
fye ~ q. N. MORRISON. IL Magazine st.
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NJ cV OY'S TONIC.

Tens and Health FotIow Its Use: -,
ONlCS l0ntkd from t0n0s, tension tOne) medicinal
agents thai,estore the sound and healthy elasticity the
strength and vsor of the body when weakened and
axed md when there deficiency Of tone or vii al power
from the influence OF disease.
This T N q acts upon the nervous the capillary and
the muscular system. Ii acts upon the heart through
sympathy with the stomach and also by the absorption
the active principles employed that they directly
applied to the moving and TO the Of blood
vessels Indeed OF all the preparations contrved by the
hce of man. this among those which exers the
powerful TONIC effect 1t increases the digestive pow
OF the stomach stimulates the Rtene and beng dssoy ed
the and intestinal juices AIKEN by the absOrp
ens the blood and stimulates the whole system The
countenance, pale and faded beautiful ford
aspect and the whole of the system called
healthy action. Ii augmen the OF tine secetOy
tenn and by the moderate but permanent it makes
the increases the general OF all the functions
1t CUEEs (withOut pnrgingJ Dhere there rs pale ye
0D SKIN, attended NTH stoeIHgs, 7ndsdrcd, Dr0psy
aand,ce Diseases of the Heart, obstructed Menstrual
ti0n, Chiorosis and may be used with entire
Ecak Habit ndgeston Reia1atioa Hystria, scrQfria
Chronic Catarrh, Chorea HypochOndriasts Green Sek
ness Paralysis, Ricketts, and during the exhaustion which
follows acute diseases.
IF TONES must not be used where there is Fever's
mi priaoA
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DR.. KEELER'S
Celebrated FAMILY MEDICINES.

THESE MEDICINES are expressly prepared for fam;l,
= use and, from the great popularity which they have
s made oil them, The proprietor feels Outraged to extend
the use ulness order may re,eiye like
dement's Unlike the many nostrum put forth before the
puoc hey are The production of way calculated
by education and experience offer the afflicted Temee,
en- nehtJ worthy OF their confidence The proprietor is
graduate OF OF the best medical schools in the limited
States spent IN preparatory studies three years with two po
lessons oil the institution attended three nl courses of me
cal lectures and las been engaged years pacne
character From such experience data tine public ba,
sac guarantees that these preparations nd,
OF eases Win the most gratifying results carefully com
pounae9 upon sceLhc principles by thoroughly &C.
aua'ned with the medicinal effects of each article atey
ana 81 hen combined effects, W hen chemically united
~ ihese preparations consist OF the following kindSI
DR.. Keelers Panacea
FOR the removal and perm cure of all diseases asnr
pm impure state of the blood habit of the nee
8, Cordial and carminative.
for deranged state of the and bowels whetbe
% cents per bottle. 'A "'e
u,, Coush Syrup.
For the speedy and permanent cure of ncipen
noh influenza, Coughs Catarrhs Hos. sepess A.thma
nienchl Hopping Cough, Group and fer all affections Of
e Runonafy organs arising from Colds Price so cents
Vermifuge Syrup.
ms velmuge an sfectua and powerful remedy for all
species and vae of Worms affecting children and sdn
lfe. Pnce 30 cts per bottle. = ~ ~
Rheumatic Lotion
pSwenai ana sanitary external remedy in Tie. Douou
reax Neuralgia, Hsadache Pains pead chest stom
aeh and extremies Rheumatism Stiff FONTS Cnntract;n
Of the Ligaments, SpIains Bruises Contoons Govt Sci
Sno ios directions requiring the of external
Liver and Sanatfve Pills. 49,
sPeeay anu positive remedy for Const Biousness
" qspes and for the many affections incident 10 yata
hnd condition of the digestive organs
=, S'S Van Y nv za if5Ts 6 ff e. Charlie,
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NOTICE.


no THOSE AFFLICTED. WITH VENEREAL DIS.
Il EASES-The reputation OF the q o well eatab
hed that ali that to say TO those who have besB
have contracted those dread
iu known and called Secre. Diseases in pa
practice of twenty years confined strictly Venefsa
Diseases Diseases OF the Blood Craving treated and
lieved many hundreds who were past al hope many oil
whom had been the treatment OF eminent physicians
without receiving benefit enabled to offer you
lively safe certain and speedy Should any OF the
unfortunately afflicted this short advertisement theJ
would do well to call No, SO CusrOmHOUsK STREET.
hts o. the subscriber long and successful perencs
nl5 II b. F. MULLEN, IS CustOmhouse 1t.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE.

No: 80 CUSTO.HHO USE STREET, N. o.
INVALUABLE DISCOVERING PAY REQUIRED
UNTIL CURE Is EFFxcTKD.-Prvate Diseases cured il
lew days oy regular without mercury ohe
POISONOUS medicines, at No. SO CUsT0MHoUsK STREET
New Orleans, louisiana
Dr. MULLEN calis the attention of those afflicted with
any OF the forms OF certain Disease his general adj
tsement IN another column. The adopted By
aim Is that which mas the approval of the dng
surgeons OF Pans London and New York and its univer
sal success has proved beyond doubt that
'o the worst cases OF constitutional syphilis gonOuhea
tfctuie enlargement of the PROSTATE glands diseases in
aimed to moral certainly if application be those
whose nteigence skill and experience can be relied on
since d. Mullen opened in this city all the many casea
that have come under his have been cured without
single exception Some of these of yean standing
one remarkable OF structure 30 old has been cured
10 the surprise of the patient. The gentleman (woss re-
.pectabilty known 10 the citizens Of New Oeans) il al
hand and (6y MS Dermission) be referred Dr. M
treatment OF structure IL not known South of New York
Hs treatment OF gonOrh9a and glee the perfec
ever discovered IL IL the shortest safest surest The
lakes NO cOpaIva cubebs turpeRtne other nau
aeus doses but cure is obtained days wit hou
pain neon venence change of Diet k No pay miles,
cure is effected within the time named.
lAPoTEFcY-4o Dung men or Others who. by sexual eI
or se pollution, have brought themselves am
Indulgence OF the passions, such IS premature impo
tency Involuntary seminal emissions, general debility or
OF constitutional derangement may consult Dr. Mullen with
honorable confidence he Offers them perfect cure The
ttrlctet secfesy observed
- Dr. Mullen be consulted daily at his Office No sc
custom ss nnouse 81 BENJAMIN MULLEN, NJ d.
~ Remember No. 81 Cus,omhouse st. mis- If
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Tor the cure of GOnofrhRa
elect. Structures, Venerea'
diseases, etc. etc.
CntlHng research, trayeI
and labor, combined to tbe
advantages afforded by an
extensive and diversified
practice. have enabled the
absve named celebrated
physicians 10 make various
highly important discover.
les in the healing art.
In offering these prepare.
tons to the human family.
Doctors Leroy and Peletler
fearIessIy hazard the asser.
ton that they are not only
not surpassed, but une.
qualed. either for their
curative properties or for
mlidness, safety and cor
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FOR FEMALES AND MALES

nR; tARZETTfs Juno CoRDfAL, Or PRO
| - CREATIVE ELIXIR.-This is the only actual RENE
and ali diseases occssopsd y Se &C.
e,e habits and many Of the recently
he Markell Zee and pSpua'y have bopgh
soa a IN h no,
pound for the same pafpos TSe nstuTs Of 10 any com
Cd by ne Juno Cordial generally such as TO leave
he proprietor could produce host of the mos, conclusive
ssmony to show that the grea, reputation that enjoys
are p be found the happy Of healthy Offspring who
Is and II Is equally potent in the diseases which
he Juno Goia bscsne ,hs masb hsde s 10
re1 tni9Mn IN he market in opposition sold cheaper
osIhi to be much dea many Of the ngredents which
COMPOSE are among the cose things nature wberea.
nsy and less IN merit We ASSURE The we ont e in mo
sanoe may be placed the Juno Cordial in the cure OF
ow VIZ Los. of Muscular Energy Physical LasstuSe
ons h and Nervous
o o a or Whites and Fqo Albo;. and every disease in
tnnetons.n all of which will afford almost iDmedia,e
felei ana u used as directed almost certain to produce
onsfo9s OF any weakness disability of certain nature
snonh take this CORDIAL win infsbiy restore
png oanfe OF regret If be had 70 it. the most
eees vaue m o b be ANTICIPATED with confidence
re precedence IN Italy, and will in all other countries where
also possesses the unrvaed qualities Of curing pcpien,
Connmpon and have administered with great t
faon OF their health and the result is that medicine ha
added to the catalogue for the of ncpient con
Me w'df 5h sSsSs e this III mscns have
in the United States of America nv ,oe Agent, for m l
a none can be 8F'5is sqms 7R1sh
s Snh ONLY T. n New 0san, at SO POYDRAs STREET:
u ,lop,le. oy NJ joseph tucker. fyS lyo
II |
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GARD.
II K. DoDSON has returned from the North, and will
= resume his practice yespeciay the treatment
Of Piles, Fsuia, disease, OF the bladder, Structures
from whatever treated oI radical withou; th
use OF caustlc ar emitting Instruments
Dr FLINT says Gin writing for set of my instrnments)
The have reflected them, and experienced the
OF that kind OF instrument the better satisfied have
become that have provided, by ingenuity and skill
a surgical deSideratum in that particular"
~ His newly invented and improved instruments 70
the retention and radical cure of HERNIA adapted tc
every variety OF Rupture and when well fitted are worL
with and comfort. The blocks do mbbe pespira
lion and become offensive The springs prepared to re
s its corrosive effects and the may removed and
washed at pleasure. Unequvooa testimonials of pei manen
cures IN both the aged and he young may be examined
my oihce, No. U MON street, second door from st
0haTiess
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CLEVELAND
WA 7 e r. G URE ARLISH MEN 7

1--WE Subscriber has erected in the immediate vicinity OF
Il CLEVELAND, Ohio, large and spacious Build 4&s-zs
ings Tor the accommodation Patients who may kassE
ie disposed 10 make practical apDication OF the EAszs
HfDROPATHlC or WATER CURE Treatment undei
the most favorable for the removal Disease
The Water at this Establishment very pure soft and
abundant; some of the Springs very cold-one. in
Iaer The best and most experienced German Nurses
attendance. All Patients required furnish three Com
ioters two large Wooden Blankets two coarse Cotton
SHIRTS; one coarse Linen Sheet, that may be with
pieces OF Linen Cotton for HANDBAGS. and Towels
The subscriber Intends the location of his establish
nen second TO i'll the country have the reputa
ton second to nome
Patients should bear in mind, that as the restoring OF
health will be the Qaa with him should be
the great desderatum with them. Everything else should
be n AIDE EnbservIeut to that great object
All communications must be p0stpaid
~ z 7. SEELYE, NJ. D., Proprietor
Cleveland. Ohio 1Sl9 fyI6 and Inv
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ni5 # '''7''' SAMUEL. ROBERTSON.
CoNsUMPTIoN oURABLE.

"AtME reader VIII ask w hat is II possible
~ dues Lungs that are gomez Certainly rot, But a
cicace may form, and the patient will recover .3ndrdl
DR.. fUNSTALL of London Edinburg and Paris, after
% years experen IN the Medical Cohesion (see Diplomas
at his Office attends daily to DISEASES OF TIE
CHEST-Consumpton Asthma, Splitting of Blood, Sore
OF the Chest Hectic Flush Pain in the Chest, Colds
Bonch'ts Night Sweats, and other Disease OF Debility
(Sse Testimonials in the Daily Crescent Jan. Eth. 1S49
References given 10 numerous patients in tins city.
Dr. T. Will take pleasure examining the Chest and hi,
inst consultation free at 72 Circus street. between Per
diGdo and GravieT streets. jssU
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EDUCATION.
HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIE

HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
rs BOydRDERS OR DAY PUPILS.
-CARoNDELET STREET, NEAR ST; JOSEPH sThKEN
ESTABLISHED in 1912 under the superlntendence Of
IL the Misses AiISON from London,-ln this Institu.
on conducted on the best plans OF European instruction,
the of study is thorough and systematic vague
theories or superficial methods OF teaching elicit display
to- of the various departments of
or literature.
The French Ianguageis under the superintendence of
French gentleman OF high literary attainmens; other
guages music and the accomplishments taught by
tiers of equal emnence in their professions.
Drawing in every style is taught by the Misses Allison
themselves pupils for fone of the most eminent
drawing masters in Europe.
IL Terms may be known application the residence
OF the Misses ALLISON. Car0ndelet 81. ms ly
JOHNSON HIGH SCHOOL,
GEO. w. H ARBY, PRIN L.
1Natddes street, betioeen IhGita and .MetpONene.
RECOMMENDED BY
Isaac Johnson, Governor of The State of Louisiana.
Trasimon Landry, Lieutenant Governor.
Charles Gayarrc, Secretary of State.
Alexander DimtTy, Sup. General OF Pub. Education.
George Eusts, Chief Justice Supreme Court.
A. M Buchanan, Judge District Court.
Geo Bright, Justice of the Peace
J. ID, DeBOw, Professor University of Louisiana.
nj. NJ Cohen, Admir-.
A. ID. Crossman, Mayor OF the City.
Joseph Genois, Recorder Municipality No. One
Joshua Baldwin, =. =. No. Two.
2. Seuzeneau, .. No. Three.
TERMS
For Day Pupils, from 81 to $40 per Month.
Boarding Pupils. from Sl5to $40 per Month. apl2 3m
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ALEXANDER HILLS
y u s E-FUR NTSHJNE STny

~ u . E. r u HING STORE
-, So Camp street. NewOrleans,
WhERE families can find all articles d House Keeping.
KITCHEN FHRNiTURE-Cookng Utensils, Fin and
Iron Wsre, Ere Sets, Brass and Steel Shoves and
I'M, !ongs; and Kitchen Fire Iron ware. ~
EN- a q ELLED and patent-metal timed HOLLOW
WARE; Fire Dogs "
GESSMAM SILVER, Block Tin and Britannia TEA and
TABLE CUTLERY: German Silver, Britannia, and Tro,
,oTEA and TABLE SPOONS. NV"
WOODWARE--Brass and Iroa .bound CEDAR PALS
GHURNS and TUBS '
Ks1A;TFAn-RouND CEDAR WARE, a new article
"ILhItoW WARE-Baskets, Cradles, Nurse Chairs and
BRUEsHEs5oFaDcy and Plain, busting, Sweeping, and
MAISIJHts; Manila. Alicante Palm and Husk MATS
WATERS, and TRAYS ~ " ~
DIX ASS britannia, and new Metal CANDL ESTICKS
SrEA MBOAT and HALL LANTERNS
GOSkiNG STOVES and FURNACES
u. - Hnght,s patent premium COOK STOVES, for
w ood or Coal-wIih fixtures complete; the most az,
I'd t'eT Ha, aIuS,e i n q use. maE3 6m
PRESERVES, .ko.- - : : : : J
aSIhoh. Qnnce Pear. Pineapple. etc., Preserves in
large aaG small jan. in store and for sale bY
I'LL CHAH. STf1ITGHT0N Gan
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STOVES! STOVES, STOVES
u ID. WRIGHT 4 I,DIS pat..u. IYrx.x.l Il q


&D WRIGHT & cos Patent Wood and CoalStoyes.
histlfht stoves, most improved patterns suita.
r, Oie iQr Hals Har-roOms CHURCHES etc TEs
Fancy high Goal Stoves for B;.r.rooms etc IF
Gommon Stoves nine and ten plate Stoves. etgsr
Franklin Stoves, for wood or coal
Furnaces Copper and Brass Pre- erve Kettles derapt
Copper Liquor Pumps Tin Pumps;
Oliver Moon 5 Patent We'll Pumps.
very general assortment fCootng Utensils and Kitchen
Furn,qfe of Copper, Iron and Tin Wa,e';
nfass and Britannia Lamps and Candestcks +;
fBrass britannia and Japanned Spittoons
H Zee; and Cash Boxes Tnmbler Drainels
itat and Steamboat Lamps of different sizes:
britannia Tea and Coffee Pots
britannia Soup Tnreens, Of different sizes;
Dish Covers; Copper and Tn Measures:
Copper. Iron and Tin a-Kettles .-....
Buck & McGTan's Patent COOKING Stoves.
Church's Philadelphia Coal Stoves
bum wood OF coal; Cooking Ranges
American Air tight Cooking Stoves for wood or coal On
. the most improved plan " '
HIotay Ranges, for wood or coal, of different sizes;
q +; tabooses Of different sizes and patterns;
English Steak Dishes, Covers and STANDS:
Cake M0uds; Oyster Gridons Oyster Siewpsus a, s,c
~ n. u. DEVEREUX, a6 TohouptoaIas 81.
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,.o -, STOP HERE $500 FORFEIT
W. 10 CdRONDELET STREET....S Sign of the
~, .EscuLapiGn Statue = wv
! n LEKOY'S and PELETIER'S (of Paris) Cor
- POUND SPECIFICS ami Anti VrsERKAI MIYrrpps
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, IL A v E ID Ep OF.

j. BUDDY.
EvOIrS = eSsI second door from Carond elef '
at ali t nnRVA ANTS and FIELD HANDS for sale
on lines Slaves will be received ON hoard or od
house and terms The building large three be
attention viii; com@odious Slave Depot PafticnI.I
In this Vard anu cieduilheH OF az
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rr,ur $3.50 REwARn

1 9 ABOVE reward will be raid bv tho ,;, :,
apPrehension and conviction of 5 naaesnea Tor
TILLA said iii IL Is ~ a,ato Girl MATILDA or IN
made ssh i9 b or
~ and appears frightened when tnnh Ter ieet IN when
and NO Goupt harbored the Ronsa 70 i2ughy
halls Sc onoesood frequenter of the cojood lame;
She assn mes various DISCUSSES and pama masked
be maid IA b 70 De free has forged pass 81 neI
jail of the city. oio"e, az 81 logging her in any
"a NlreanS Wlrehnnse ~
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OARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS


Patronage that has been extended to us so very l;ha
rally The last seven years while Com gys7ys IS
mon street has lna qced us the last summer Sk
70 erect large building expressly for manu-
i,aaetunng and repairing CARRIAGES ~
we nave now one OF the largest Shops in the Son bern
d e pest OF msteas to build any style of Carriage to
W ana guaranty them two if used the country
IA ha Nm AHES and can restore them almost to their
out and useless We wifi pay freght on Cafrase san @
a aefs Ms w' sso keep hand assortment Of NEW
low. Od Carnages taken in trade for New ones We in
we the attenlion OF those wanting NEW CARRIAGES
aeposoTy and Jndge for themselves at the Garner Of
Ih,aR lEE g71 I7ROJNDELET Streets next door fo
me lfhce oil tn Commercial Water Works rear of t,o 81
Charles Hotel. NV Orleans ''"S' 'e' Vi Tie ot
my6 6m d&W MATTHEWS Il DENMAN