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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-05-03
A Temperance Story.

The following excellent temperance story is
told by the editor Of the Grand River Eagle:
I'VE were highly amused yesterday. On the
bridge that passes the tumbling waters of the
Grand Rapids we met hale old man, with eleven
sOns seven daughters, thirty grandchildren,
and his own wife, (the only one he ever had
with numerous horses, carts. wagons, oxen, cows,
and furniture ofvefy antiquated appearance, among
which were to be seen cradles for babies, cradles
ioF grain, spinning wheels, pots, kettles, and al
most every thing requisite for settlement such as
fiy-Seven blood relations will make in the Grand
River county. After stopping the train and max
ing many inquiries, we asked the old gentleman
what use there could be OF a bottomless jug which
was carefully laid in a safe place among his do
nestle equipments, and received the following re-
ply
Why, sir. am man of many years and
lots Of children, and have worked other peoples
and all my days paid from four to nine bushels
Of grain an acre rent for SO doing have all that
lime used jug with hole in it, and got sick
o leedin other people with my hands, either land
lord or rumseller; SO sent seven of my boys to
Mexico to fight for some land, and they all go'
back safe, after fghtin' with Gen. Taylor, time
enough to vote for him, and they got seven quar-
ier-sectons of land, that, please God. will be
our own without rent And now, that old JUG
you see there (pointing at the bottomless thing)
Shall hold all the whiskey or rum that will be
Used in my whole family while control 'em, be-
cause old Gineral Taylor told my son John that
Jug without a bottom was the best kind OF jug
+" put liquor in, and if he was my son John he'd
'eTe all the jugs to hum just as they did the
nsSIcans-take away their power to Kill u.s.
GoOd day."
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-05-03
Sometimes Mistaken.

We have often heard of the term ho is
singed cat, (which, we take il, means, "he i.
not such fool as he looks applied TO ndl-
xjduals in whom somebody was deceived
But we never saw the saying SO fully verified,
as in lillle instance that occurred few days
ago. A tall, gaunt specimen Of mankind. dres-
sed in red jeans, looking as if he would have
sold himself, aud all he had on for two dollars
and fifty cents, entered banking establish
ment. where he had called TO procure some
small change. and addressed the Teller wirh---
Il say, stranger, have you any Kenuck 2"
''Any what ?" asked the gentlemen spoken
"Why, any Ken'rck money---.he Ohio trash
don't 60 in our parts" -,
The Teller, suppo,ing from bis appearance,
ha, he only wanted few dollars, told him
that he had noIhing short of some $500 no;es
---"noihng shorter"
"Well, how many have you got Of them .
ooh, twelve or fifteen, think do you want
them Z"
"Yes, old fellow, call you on the whole. "
said the Kentuckian, as he pulled out roll Of
bank bills as big your fst--and that is no
smallone. The money was counted out, and
the fifteen $500 notes handed over to the srran-
ger, who on pocketing them, said, You couldn't
see the same amount and go leetle better,
could you, for this pile is SO big i, bolhers me
to carry it" hauling out of another pocket just
about as large roll as the fret one.
"No I'll be hanged if | can." repliedrhe
banker; "rake i, down, my friend---hal 5e'.ls
me-" =
: The Kentuckian was hog drorer. who, had
jus, received his pay for hogs. amoun,;lng to
abou, $4,000, and he thought he would rather
have Kentucky money to take home than the
Ohio that was given to him. We concurred
with the banker ,ha, it would no, do TO Judge
The depth Of mans purse by his personal ap-
pearance.--. Cincinnati paper.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-05-03
JOB PRINTING.
Pew Talk and Church Scandal.

That tall young fellows here to-day!
wonder what's his name
His eyes are fixed upon our pew
Do look al Sally Dame.
Who is that lady dressed in green'
II can't be Mrs. Leach
There's Mr.. Jones with Deacon Giles
wonder if he'll preachl
Lend me you fan; it is so warm,
We both will sit to prayers.
Mourning becomes the widow James
How Mary's bonnet flares.
Do look at Nancy Sloper's veil
It's full breadth too wide;
wonder if Susannah Ayres,
Appears to-day as bride
Lord what a voice Jane Rice has got
Oh, how the organ roars!
I'm glad we've left the singers seats-
How hard Miss Johnson snores!
What ugly shawls those ere, ip front!
Did you observe Ann Wild
Her new straw boHneis trimmed with black
guess she's lost child.
I'm half asleep--that Mr.. Jones
His sermons are so long:
This afternoon we'll stay at home,
And practice that new song.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-05-03

DEAFNEss.--James Yearsley, an English sur
sson' has discovered, according TO the Medical
examiner, curious and efficient mode OF reiiel
deafness resulting from scarlet fever, &c. to
vases where the drum Of The ear has been broken.
Il Is simply to moisten small-pellet of raw cot
"A' and gently push it down the passage Of the
sf I'LL 1t produces the best hearing. This ad-
!-Slng is necessary, else it may make the deaf
'ss at first only greater. Moisture is ipdispen-
s'oe. The cotton should be changed every morn
" Many other cases are cited as proof.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-05-03
teeth. which now chartered like a mad bad

his teeth. which now chartered like mad bad
get's---rake the money
The Vermonier very cody pocketed the ten.
spo', and as he turned away, remarked
We aint much acquainted with you smar,
folks daoun herein York, but we sometimes
take The starch aoul of 'em' up our way---and
p'raps yen wont try it on su strangers again
Dreck'n yeu wuni. he continued, and putting on
broad grin Of good humor, he left the eompa
ny TO their reflections Flag of Our Union.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-05-03
pubIished by Theodore Schoch.

c,ys-Two dollars per annum in adyance-Two dollar.
narter half yearlyand if not pald before the endo
aud ar Two dollars and half Those who receive the
R nv carrier stage drivers employed by the proprie
TapeaIH he charged 81 l-2 cents per year, extra.
70 pnnfion of the Editor.
s not exceeding square Sixteen lines
10 inserted three weeks for one dollar, and twenty-five
for every subsequent insertion The charge Tor one and
osartlsns the same liberal discount made to yearly
aelseis -, lroseo5 - Tho 1e,;,or ,,us, he noc,na;d
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-05-03

Negro, Wn---During the pugilistic excite.
men IN Philadelphia. and when Hyer, after the
encounter, was dining a, Mlller's, friend OF
his anlagonislic, wishing to cast slur upon
the victor, ordered The waiter 10 bring him
some Sullivan potatoes. moment after, the
waiter returned, and presenting him dish. ex.
claimed aloud. .Here deyis, massa. smashed, OF
course" An instantaneous roar was The result,
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shipa
Schooner
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCKHT OFTIoE,

"wednesday Morning September g. 1872
COTTON-TheFe wa bat little done in Cotton yestsr.
day the asking rates being generally much above the views
OF hayes SALES 200 bales, including about 50 basI new
crop ct Hole.
EEw-ORLEANs cLAssIFIckT1og.
Inferior e1zl1I4f aliddlng Fsir GA
Ordinary ...........754 as Far ,sS-lB N
sddhng; .........szsf1g Coed Pair -. r'emi-ai
iood BiddbHg. -91zGS91zi Good sHA Zine ~ nal
TOBACtO.-The 0nly ias reported to Us was bbda
Rat &C. The liitio Offering held very high prices
SUGAR AND MOLASSES. NO change IN surar
and but little doing OF MOlassss 20 to 50 bbs sehoed
brought 22i023s. Q gallon.
FLOUR.-Ths Fioar market has CHANGED hat H,fls ana
about 15o0 bis taken Of which G5 bbls Isgs Al
"a sO0s4 s5S. $50 do ordinary st. Louis at s5Rs5 o.
lot Of extra Illinois al s5 3d. and 80 do extra 81 Louis
at s5 IS Q bbI
CoRN.-Puces rather improving. Over ZOO sasks sold
o. which ~ sacks inferior A. 1870 do ia several o a.
sFf045. and 300 do prime white at SOC 2 buzhel
OAFS-A sale OF 900 sacks Indiana al 21a and 90 do
St. Louis at a.
BRAN-Neary 26OOsacks sold in various lots and nearly
ali at CSC q 100 b.
HAY-Saies made Of % bales prime Western at S19 80
aRd 30 b8e go New York and 10 Western) al eco ton
PROVISION5.-A sale of 20 ibis N, IS Pork n de at
90 5V but 80 bhs said have been sod on Monday az
s9 % Bacon selling by TeiaH merely OF Lard 100 bbls
selected sod Of 6lSc ID. and 60 kegs extra at 7Jze
BAGGING AND RoPE-5O pieces and 50 coils were
sold at l65S ami SO. time adding interest
NAVAL STORES-A cargo TO anive was sold day
or two since at the following advanced g Dbl for
Pitch and Tar and 81 q o Dbl. for Roan.
WHlsKY.-'fhe only large sale AGO bba. Rect fed
at Ia1sc. p gallon.
EXCHANGES-No variation
FRElGHTS--We heard OF nothing new.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-05
DAL1EY5s
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
The Original and Only Genuine.


Has been discovered that possesses any of the qualities
Of this famous Remedy. Almost daily we hear of new and
heretofore unknown virtues discovered by It's application TO
new diseases-fO is remarkable fact that many Of its
effects, known only from accident or experiment So
deep has beeut tscienee of Mr.. HENRY DALEY, the
Inventor admirable the combination of its ingredients
that it found suited to relieve almost every aim mt
which the frame Of man is subject Let
of the peculiar qualities of this remedy:
First-t will within five minutes from its application,
remove the pain from the severest BURNS, SCALDS or
BBlSTERS. 1t will also the pain and GOVT,
TIC-DOLOREUX, PILES, RHEUMATISM. SORES
or SWELLINGS.
SecOnd.-ln cases Of BURNS, if applied Immediately,
it will preserve life, matter how severe may he the injury
unless vital part be burned and lis immediate application
will prevent any blister and consequently or in
nammadon
TRird-It will heal Burns or Wounds Ulcers OF Sores
of any kind, WITHOUT SCAR.
F0HTth-I neutraizes and destroys POISON from Plants
Reptiles Insects, or Rabid animals.
FUth.-It will, wherever apple , prevent MORTIFICA.
TON and in old wounds where modification hss
menced. it will arrest the disease and the wound
where flesh has already dropped away, will the
part TO its natural state.
Si1th.-If BROKEN LIMBS when set, be well wrapped
up in the Salge Inflammation, Swelling, Pain can
and the bones unite and become strong with aston
ishng rapidly.
se1sath-When the Bowels are painful or infamed the
Extractor il well rubbed upon them will ao relief and
movement, when OIL alap and all other
medicines have failed
Eghth-Is use perfectly safe in all caseit can
do hsrm-the system will absorb than is
repair it. It will not conflict with any medicines thai
may be taken internally.
We have space this publication to enumerate all the
diseases cured by
DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR,
but we shall suboin few Testimonials of its value selected
from the thousands in possession, from all parts of thu
country.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-05

John Williams residen: cf Hamilton county and City
Of Cincinnati feel it so euln duty that TO the con-
munIy thus PUBLICLY that have been ttOubled with
the lies for ABOUT yeaGs during which time have
suffered much bodily pain lost great portion OF that time
by confinement my bed and have expanded several han
died dollars but to purpose continued to gov worse
Meanwhile was persuaded, and finally urged q make a
trial Of DALEY 5 MAGICAL PAIN EXGRAC-
TORI for this awful complaint; and to my utter amaze
ment well and hearty and 10 the use OF two
boxes OF this precious ointment, ascnbe cure These
facts willing to atm to should 1t make the statement
JOHN WILLIAMS.
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PoRT OF NEW ORLEANS
...r1rrpr. q 8 oN.-LoroIrUpr. % Win rims. 1

% ~ ~ VIII AiAAEt o.
Cleared Yesterday:
Ship Memphis Cornell, New York. A. Cohen
BaIk Mary Parker Aud, Ssal and Campeachy,
J. " Zaebarie & Co
Brig Oetavis Porter Psnsacoa Master
Central Amsrean sehr Cecilia Grard, Yzaba HondnTas-
Mitchell & MazendOEf
schr. p NJ. Sears BOdish Port I4avaca and Arsssss
schr. Helen Barry Mobile, MasieI
Schr. J. P. Smart, Baker. COrpul ChFst o. Wckham
Schr. Aureia Hanson, ADalacnie0la, FsniOf MvCuIy
Arrived YESTERDAYS
sohr Henry Psnagenet Lewis days from Pensacola, to
sohT Sarah Eizabs,h, Webb days fOm Pensacola. to
mBseT-Basin.
sch Geneva, Warning days from Pensacola, to master
Basin.
scb Martha Weber. days from Pensacola. 10 natter
Basin.
sahr FSiahassee, Sawyer days from St. Marks to mas
sTEAMHnAra:
Anna, Hinckley. ftOm NashinEiOR-8 bales cotton.
Eliska, Landry from Baton ROuge-l3 bales cotton.
Sultana, YOre ron ST Louis.
Tuscumbia Gable, from a. Louis.
MOndiana, LaEOse, from Balize.
Gypsy, Urs, from Bayou SaFa-243 bales cotton.
Memoranda:
Steamer Sultana left st. Louis the 9Th ult In port
for New Orleans steamers Atlantic. LOai.ana, and Gen.
Jssup
Steamer Tusoumbis left ST. Louis on the s9th ult In
port loading Cor New Oleaus Auolrat, Atlantic
Gen. Iesup aOd Louisiana. Reports the vsF above 81.
Louis in good boating order.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-05

COStGUe31eSS ;
Or, CONSTIPATION OF THE BOWELS.
THE PAIN EXTRACTION

IL n " = a : II Il . 2 = II
the surest safest and certain remedy for this disease
viii positively give relief in the cases. and after
all the old remedies have failed. Persons have frequently
called office with astonishment upon their faces
stating that they had used the ointment for other diseases
upon parts of their bodies the bowels and that Co
pOus movement had resulted from it. This result will al
ways follow thorough rubbing OF the Extractor upon the
bowels when they oostve Let the experiment be tried
1t perfectly safe and in instance the Pain Ex
tractor do harm.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-05

SALT RHEUM.

This certitsS that DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR
has been used in my family for Salt Rheum Of thiteen
cans duration, and for Warts These fierce diseases have
been aevated and hey both entirely removed
There can be doubt but this Medicine has all the virtue
that the Patentee claims for it. from what has fallen under
observation added to the very respectable Testimonials in
its favor by Others who have used it in requiring mme-
oiate relief do most cheeTuly recommend 10 the
ton Of The afflicted, the Of this invaluable Salye
BUFFALO, N. Y, ROSWELL CAAPIN.
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For Erysipelas the PAIN EXTRACTOR is invaluable
Other remedies may mai the disease disappear for little
time bat is dngen in and will reappeaf in the
other place The Pain Extractor, however, draa0s
out and completely the of the disease and
effects a thorough cure.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-05
TRY DALLEYIs PAIN EXTRACTOR.

She brought to my bed box, and applied some to the
Sores elt immediate wherever it touched me, and
begged for enough annont thoroughly. II OBJ.
tanned and life seemed to invest 10 the
burning pain in the chest even made Pills Of it, and took
them which cured owe my life TO your valuable
Extractor being strong ever and have been
since early in the year le42. - -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-05

nine years Gldsr medca skill in the cities of New
York and Albany aborng under the most distressing Fry
Sipeias attended with inflammation Of the Kidneys, and
with Bleeding Piles deeply liberated with large Jumps OF
the Of hens eggs pIOtudng and large bOs covered
body The Urinary seCretons stopped for days, when
distress became iutOeabe My tongue cTaek ed, and the
roof of mouth covered with and cheat
the root Of my neck constant burning heat so that
cold water did not cool It,
In this sery 0nged for death, and never expected re-
eOyeEy, when Mis-. Jessup desired me TO
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-05

Imay be confidently stated that these nc of E
which may not be cured by the PAIN EXTRACTOR
# is certain remedy, and removes at the pain an
soreness
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List q Vessels o Pofs Aot eisaFed.
Csrrscaa sssry Rsris, ssssrioiy ~ ,.7. r..,.,,, u

H7te-in the EfE mgncpliifg C4s- 4nstea d, 81. -
Eole = ~ the Noi cofdn1ands ths Rs'rsS, ~ "A
~ 9s y Commence above Steamboat La65s
~ 70 Dsz slaihoai Bandins LA Third frsaL - ~
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lever SORES.

hereby certify that have been afflicted with an nvete.
Fever Sos for fourteen yesTs last past aud have spent
nearly five bundled dollars in employ ing physicians aud in
purchasing all kinds OF medicines that used
mended its but 10 until, last
l heard o. and tried DALEY S MAGICAL PAIN Elk.
TRACTOR when to my great surprise, before hsd used
whole box of this Save, my limb was entirely healed,
BRADOCK DAVIS.
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SHIPS-SHIPS.
FnREIGN PnRTs-

Il For LiveTpool.-The fine British ship INTRIN-
GaEE5l SIC nO loading for the aLoye port For
aAaaaAaa freight or passage apply To
JOHN TO lie,
So to G.. w. DIV E4R, g ST. Charles st.
a.. For London.-Ths Al and last swing ship ON.
S6H TARlO, tapt Wilmer, having most Of Der car 90
= engaged. Will have Immediate dispatch. For light
aui4 LEVI H. GALE. SO Common st.
- For Sisal and Campeachy-The Cue fast-sail
4skssA ing brig SANDY, Capt Perkins, will have i'm.
mediate dispatch. For height Or passage, apply on
board, opposite pOst7, Second Municipality OF to
iva DEWEY & Co, 81 GfavieT st.
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This will certify that we have used DALLEY'S MAGI-
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR S remedy for Sore NinDle5,
and CheeTuy recommend it to those WHO may be afflicted
with that most distressing complaint, as most valuable
tiCe 10 cure it. PHCERE BRAY.
Albany ApTi. lSl5. MAkY MOORE.
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HENRIETTA. Munroe Co., N, Y, May 9, 1913.


CUTS, WO UNDS AND Sol ES.
The effects of the PAIN EXTRACTOR in these cases
is wonderful 50 quickly does it all pain and
ness and hea tho injury. No SCAR REMAINS. Its sue
cess in healing old sores of long standing unparalleled
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July g. 1916.
Dear Sirs About a week since, whilst working my
trade cut my very bad and dangerous way. The
whole bt of tie adze entered the top of my foot Just below
the nsep Tie wound began to iname, aud continued
to do until became much alarmed l used British Oil,
Iincture of Myh and several adhesive pasleTs but all
no purpose.
/ then commenced the use Of
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
and III less than ten minutes the pain and inflammation be.
gan to subsde and has now entirely left me.
can confidently recommend llaley'S Magical Pain EX-
tractor being superior anything have tried,
for removing pain or Inflammation.
am ship carpenter by trade, and shall be willing to tes-
ly the virtues of this Saye I'll times when Necessary.
reside Franklin Avenue, at No. l5l, where give
any information desired,
YOuIs, truly, - -
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SORE NIPPLE S.

The efficacy of the PAIN EXTRACTOR in this disease
remarkable. We know of cures and do not
hesitate say that the Ointment will fail for this puI-
pose Deoacy prevents from asking certificates from
ladies this subject The following procured by one
of our Agents:
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eALRs AT AUO4ION.
Fine zeusOhoM Far MI -
Auction Sale Of Fine Furniture.
nv mo. E. l.. SOLOMON.

N
,7RlDAY September O'Clock h-wi e sold, at the
IT tWO-atUry bTch u"eAlpsi SoiHo' VI Hi"s-'N' ~ ~ ''
Lafayette .r,orrgrrynr n pTrD
oeent CON on consisting in part Of Mahogany Chains Sofas
g and Tables NJ reop Pier Centre Tables eeg Mt
PieT as large Mahogany and other BeiHeada Feather
Reds Bedding Carpets handGoms Mahogany Secre
tary, Cane Chairs, etc.
Sale positive.
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IsGRAcEFUL.-Thomas Purcell was sent yesterlsv he
fore the Frst District Count by Recorder Baldwin for beat
ing ms vile, on Monday evening" in St John the Baptist
street, near Race, This must be unmtgated case Of
moral deprayity, for the air Of that delightful eg9a
oieathe: o. peace and quetness Two inslanghe' four
come on in that aTena this ,easoR
n bA dance house has been established 10 add tn
the harmony Of the neghbohOod They trip on the hghl
fantastic barefoot every evening 10 he sou-enhveuIng
strains OF cracked ella onet Tne of his delightful
prom enade should he changed the compliment 10 the
. SAM" D too OveTpoWenna--he can stand IL
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-05

FoRCIBLE ABDUcuOs-A man named Alfred in com
pa3y with some others took by force Jeslerdiy from
lake end Of the POnichartan rail DAD great guan y of
fish, worth fair pHse Sc Recorder Ssuzensau issued
a warrant for Inc arrest of tie h ieRas-
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or KENNETT 3 DIX. ii TehoapitauIas s.

~ n Ter Cincinnati, Madison, Louisville
[ ,sl4aAass%lR Whesiine and Pitts6urg u S Mil
asTl The neW elegant sad tast running steamboat
SAVANNA, Captain john Fulton ia hourly expected,
foot of Poydras st and will leave with dispatch For
freight passage having unsurpassed accommodations,
aua7 HYDE & OGLESBY, II POydras Vt
N. B.-The Savanna draws only q inches. Passengers
and shippers may rely gong through wi bout detention
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A SERIOUS CHARaE.-Th0mas Mccormack made an
ah avt before Recorder BALDWIN Jest eday eharz NJ ThOs
Hudneil wachman with uBpiOvokedly astaalling him
On sunday night and without aTestrg mprKoH-
ing HIM in the HaIO .ne-stTe Watehho4se The ac 1sed
bail to appear Tor examination.
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PIANO FoRTEs AVID Music

PIANO FOREES AND MUSIC.
TE'HE subscriber has ooRsauty on hand good assert
/ Inent OF ri NO FORrES, from the js5s3sI,
best manuacOries in the Ulited States ;AFFsss ~
alsO, GUITARS. FLUTES, AGGSlR, y n sY III ri
MUSIC and INSTRUCTION BOOKS for all instruments
constantly received AS published. He would
sreCtiuy inform his frisuds the friends oil Mr. Chas Horst
and tire public, that he has made arrangements with Mr.
Charles Horst charge of the Musical Department of
his store and both solicit continuance OF the many tGyO
8 i'm Z. A. TYLER, 80 Camp st.
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~ Isl Louis Packet UUNSIIIUI HON
elt5A.Ssa For 81. Luis, Cairo, Mus Pint and
ssszssEzsiSE .isughis. = The spends new passenger
steamer CONSTITUTION, George W. Gable, master
will leave on her next trip on TUESDAY EVENING
Sept 49, O'Clock, positively. For fright or passage
having superior accommodations, apply board, foot Of
1,'- ''''''' HYDE & oGLEsBY. u POydras street.
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Dry Goods by the Package.
N. BRADNER SMITH,
To Planters, Binders ( House owners.

GENERAL COMMISSION BfERCHAN NJ,
elI No 80 GRAVIER STREET, IL
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, AN AWAY, on the 10th Of Jaig lsst, The negro
N WOman ELIZA about feet Inches hl 40
about co Ves5s IA 4 rtid Access The ~ sma S
box has lost her upper float iss n The hais o. lh
front part of her head is quite white AIS ies
herself erect She was il habit Of gop oas = 9ik on
baionne, Commoa, ClfSSo5f ,Ss 60 VOLS
The above reward will be psid % ah Ps9n who sha az.
rest her on cause her 20 BE- arrested Al Rss9eA are
eI S9l 81 pot 10 h''0' w 5, YERNET, 81 CauPt