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aged 70 years Also, the lth alexander LA NOUE,
son OF the above, aged about II years.
EV Ladies' Fair, in aid of the Protestant Epis-
copal Bethel for Seamen-Postponed from the 18th and
18th 10 the 23d and 2it of MayTo be held in the building,
tended Tor the Church, Epanade street, opposite u s..
Mint On the evenings OF WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, May
% and 81 Tickets Is both evenings myl5t23
~ The Drayman who took a chest of Tools from the
United Stltrs Hotel OF Leve and Noe Dame
Ill st. Charles will please deliver the
All are warned not purchase the all the Tools
marked with Any finding such Chest, painted
green will be literally rewarded by giving the information
myl5 81 DENNIS McEVOY, Ill St. Charles st.
~ L. c. DAVIS esq Baton Rouge duly authorized
agent receive and embellishments and collect
for acco Iuefh sOtfcp.
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I - SOMMEh VNAVAIS ,,,.,,,.
we nave Just received assortment oil style SUMMER
CRAVATS manufactured and imported expressly entirely
new patterns, and to be had only
NORRIS & WAYS, 20 Camp street,
| ap23 2dptf Corner Of Common street.
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LAMARTINE's REMARKABLE WORK.

recelYed anu AZ
ers' Warehouse, Ia Camp street,
CONFIDENTIAL DISCLOSURES, by Alphonse de
Lamane author of the History of the Grondns Raphael
Correctly translated from the French Eugene Punket CON-
plete n volume. Price rs -. For sale by
myH6t J. b. STEEL, IA Camp st.
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Brown and White Cotton HALF-HO6E,' Of sum.
nor quality.
NORRIS T. WAY. No. "a Camp street,
ap9 2dpf Common Hev Excbsnss
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GK For Clerk We are authorized to announc
GEOkGE A. FOSDCk Candidate for Clerk Of the Fiji
District Court the election be held the sh Of Noyeme
Ill.
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mvs the ATTENTION Of our customers and Others to
York and Philadelphia comprising all articles pertaining gentle
| mans wardrobe. :
| NORRIS & WAY 20 Camp street.
/ Garner If nplno
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| have aided to deceive you once, but il shall be
the last time,-will you forgive me Il am George
Nixon.''
The young bride gave one hasty glance at the
earnest, serious countenance of her husband-threw
another at the rogushly grinning face of her father
and as the whole truth flashed on her mind at once
broke into peal of the merriest laughter that had
rung in the old house for many day.
That night there was wedding party at Nixon's,
not regular I" at home," but a sort of extempora-
neous gathering, by no means on that account any
the less merry.
1t would have done any ones heart good to see
and hear the old gentleman that evening. How he
would watch his chance, when Lucy was near, and
be heard to descant largely upon the odiousness of
old bachelors, g thirty years old ;-then to see him
smoothe his chin and caress his nose, and wink
both eyes successfully, and then insert his elbow or
his forefnger into the ribs of any lckless wight in
his reach; while he was telling the whole story to
the laughing listeners, and expressing at large his
opinion" And how he wound up by saying to
me, as he met me in the room,
All, Doctor-won that trotting pony, have p
By the way, when is Lucy going to be sick again,
hey 9-that s my opinion-what Is yours 20
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NEW ORLEANS:
SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY Is, 1s4o.
The FRIeArE ST.. LAWRENCE AT SOUTH.

The FRIGATE ST. LAWRENCE AT SOUTH
AMPToN.-A letter from Liverpool, December l6,
IN the New York Sun, says: 81 Last Wednesday
night splendid entertainment was given by the
Mayor and Corporation of Southampton, in honor
of the officers of the United States frigate ST.
Lawrence. The Queen and the President
were toasted, followed by tremendous cheering
The whole scene is described in the London papers
as being of extraordinary brilliancy 1t will be re-
collected that similar was given on board the
ST. Lawrence, recently, at which the Mayor and
Corporation of Southampton, and large number
Of officers of the r. ~ were present.
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Gold---How Found-.-washing It.


we alluded lew days since says the Phadel-
pha Buetin) to the article on gold, in the Ency.
clopedia of Chemistry. Want of space has pre-
vented our copying any portion of it until to-day,
though, at the present season, few things we pre-
sumo, could be more interesting. As gold is mostly
found in its native state it has been known since
the earliest historic period and is usually obtained
when found at all with less troubIe than other
,oo,ols rh EaroI.l;. co..
"Co,a = cannJ =; - IL;
' o'u 20 iou : III sialis' ianil', anu iaise,
assss' ulsselilaeu III glaVei anu sahd, uenVed
nun ,he u,snteeration ., Velis IL Is usually ASSOC
I Sa'eu viii 'a'Iose ioehs; us hilheua'e gangue
Icing quaaM. is oiigiiial RosiIGn seems 70 DC IN
ro Vi a r pylNes. Inc aiiuVai aeposlts are
S'am ,or Eou' cue teilis are regeary nlneu'
3naai qqai.liieS VI g1la are iouilo IN germany,
lanG9, Drl.a'' eTG Larger amounIs are ootaIIled
I'm io Iunkay. uo quan.''ioe ioiiu vi ,i'o iai
nS Ne nr SCI una. ae
=, , h sa,,le VI ine.a VIII DC ioMeLeu II ID
e. '' n i'o ,bto speoi'neIis ,no peeH
IUullu' one 9plaeu III loiH, welgnlng Ioo POUNDS
10y Az; sr;. ou d =; =; 'nany p;aoos ~ sae IN
nI st 81 anu ~ II II i
n anu aI,',a ana.;, % 1ey uy WASH
G y; d. o;e Poe 20 - 10 so ~ 10 IT Is g
:, Inv - h,i ns NJ us h ic -, :,
Varn, J j.; v'a a, e,,a I;,, f anu
psnnS,,i,,.n;a gnu -, ,o ,ha Isl Inc .. n ,osa
aI,} s,' " ;I go s,oi ~, - I y.
in V;rrua 20 tba ~ooSe i; Aahaa ho,h h on
Iuv;aj yas5;no and from veins Tba nurtons oras
have M, yat 5san u ,vnrl1ad y N' p'''o"' ''o'
w. 49, - 80 80 r. .,,, :. l..
Inc most usual method OF obtaining gold is by
washing lor IL IN Inc peds Oh rivers as is now being
uohe In Cahiornla. IL is also sought after In the
ore however Inc iollo"ing directions apply 10
e'. :. T, 'ase
10 70 wash oupr and NJ , sa.a
agitatng the vessel so that the gold part;cIss nav
subside and decanting the water so as to carry off
the fine sediment; then to pulverize the residue
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1r George w. Greene, Esq, the Providence
Journal says has in his possession and preparing
for publication, the papers of Gen. Greene, which
include, besides official and private letters by him
self, from two three thousand letters of most of
the eminent men of the period of the American
Revolution.
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TEMPERANCE IN ALABAMA.-We copy the fol-
lowing gratifying information from the Dayton
Argus, published in Marengo county, Ala, warm
and judicious friend to the temperance cause:
"Two divisions of the Sons of Temp GRANGE, have
been organized in this county within the last
rengo now numbers her eight divisions and we
may safely record her as the banner county in
our State. Two of her divisions number upwards
of one hundred members each, and four over fifty
members each, and the other two, we understand,
were organized, one with twelve members, and the
other with fifteen.''
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rIlE7.l;Ys SAM

The Great American Remedy
For Lung Complaints, and all Affections of the
Respiratory Organs.
The Best Remedy euer knopn to Man, Jor Coughs,
Asthma, Colds, Group, Bronchitis, Bleeding Of
the Lungs, Influenza, Difficulty of Breathing,
LiUer Affections, Pam or Weakness of the Breast
or Side, FIRST Stages of Consumption, etc. etc.
OUR Agent at Marksvile La. writes us:
" MARKsvILLE, May h, 1846.
.Messrs Scout G. .Mead-Gents-Encosed send you a
letter from Dr. Dulany, Graduate of Medicine and of
effects of Wistars Balsam in his prac He stands
high among the Profession here, and has extensive
practice. lSlgned1 q. A. STEVENS.
Dear SRI promised to inform you of the resu of my
trial of Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry upon Mrs M.
relieved her cough and her general health was so much
improved that she ancied herself entirely cured and
trary to mn dduce she discontinued the OF and all
other remedies and commenced her the Catholic
Church. The consequence of this she had of
splitting OF blood She IS noto ho1ecer the BGlsam
was also used twice in Mrs Ms family for Group with the
happiest results Once, Uery Uotent case. which am
Informed retieUcd three hours after taxing three
doses The other little girl less violently affected was
wish try this medicine other cases and other patients
You's, etc., lSigned1 b. DULANY, M. ID.
REMEMBER,
There base counterfeit of article sold as genuine BY
unprncpled dealers in medicine in this city 1t purpos
from Philadelphia coarsely put up and bears the
name of Wistdr's Baisam." Of recent origin and
endeavored be sold the reputation of tn and
original PREPARATION. Beware of 1T, you will be imposed
upon with worthless imitation. The genuine bears the
signature OF Sanford y Park the engraved wrapper
around each bot e, and Is sod in his city only By
SCOVIL Z MEAD, lib ChartFes street,
Between Cont and St. Louis sts
SOLE GENERAL AGENTS for the Southern States.
N B.-We have no Agents in this city jail
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DAMAGES ON A CANAL.-It is feared, says the
Terre Haute Qnd.) Courier of the 10th December,
that the Wabash and Erie Canal has suffered
greatly by the recent great floods. The newly con-
snuc'eu por'ioi between 'his ana ooVngton is
Covington and Lafayette there are several serious
breaches. The extent of injury is not yet known
probably 100000 will not cover the loss
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DIVIDENDS - NeD York.-A semiannual divi.
dend of five per cent. on the capital stock of the
Tradesmen's Bank, was paid, on the I'd inst.
The North River Bank has declared dividend
of four per cent.
The Seventh Ward Bank, semi-annual divi-
dend of four per cent.
The Morris and Essex Railroad Company, one
dollar and fifty cents per share.
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New York FIRE DEPARTMENT.-Fort the safety
of the city against fire, there thrty-three
gnes, forty-one hose carriages, eight hook and lad
der trucks, and three hydrant companies, the whole
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RESTAURANTS, &c.

CRESCENT CITY HOTEL.
CORMER COSIO-MHO USE AND 'FRONT.' SITS.
Be oRsned fer The reception of BnARDERs on
nished ROOMS for Families and Single Gentlemen EsssE
TABLE-the best the market will afford. YlfsH
The above establishment has been built by the proprietor
expressly for the accommodation of city and transient Board
ers of the most healthy and airy situations in the
city, and pains will be spared to render those whe may
stop with him, comfortable
Faithful and attentive Servants.
EV Terms reasonable any establishment of the kind
in the city. [a1 d&Wtf1 E. ALEXANDER, Proprietor
ST. LOUIS HOTEL. New Orleans
VHlS extensive establishment ready for the accom-
l mediation of Boarder and the Travelling Public ~
Thorough and complete have been the repairs Hiiss.m
having entire DRESS from top to foundation Is1sH
Furniture ALL NEw-selected with constant to the
comforts of its patrons T. G. JOHNSON
, dog 5w E. r. DODGE.
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Photographed for the Baltimore SUM-

Boston, Jan. 2, 1S49.-Peter C. Brooks, the veal
thiest landhoder in New England, and father-in-
law of Edward Everett, died last night His for
tune is estimated at between seven and eight mil
lions of dollars.
In the special Congressional election held yester
day, Daniel p. King, whg was reelected in the
Second District; and John G. Palfrey, free soil,
probably, in the Fourth-having gained in eleven
towns 1900, over the November election. In the
Fifth District, Allen, free SOIL is undoubtedly elect
ed over Charles Hudson, wing, the present men,
berthe democrats having voted the free soil ticket
en- masse. On the Ninth, Fowler, whig, has been
elected.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Boston, Jan. 2-Allen, free soiler, has fifteen
hundred majority over all others
Palfrey gains largely in the Fifth District. He
has very strong vote in the town of Worcester,
and is believed beyond doubt, to be elected.
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STGNIFIcANT.-The st. Johns IN. b. Observer
of December 9Th, says: There is so much regard
and respect for monarchy and monarchical princi-
piles in New Brunswick that the idea of separation
from England cannot, Dithout great and cogent req
sons, be entertained; but our trade is PROSTATE
our population is gradually removing to the neigh
boring Republican, it is hard 10 say what man
IN selfdetence may be forced to do The rulers of
the British empire if they wish to retain the affec
tons of the colonists, must unite them under a
common head, /"
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FIsrIcUFFs IN THE FRENCH CoNGREss-The
Home Journal states that two of the members of
the French Assembly, having become somewhat
excited in debate, a fsticuff ensued in which the
mouth of one comba'ant and the nose of the other
suffered some'
France pays delicate compliment to America,
in copying, not only the important features of our
own constitution, but in initiating the striking ha-
bits of some of our Congressional actors.
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HOEYVuLE BRICK MANDATORY.
of New Orleans, Lafayette Carroton Algers Gretna
and that they now prepared to deliver the
cheapest and best made BRICKS the Southern country
to builders and Others at the lowest price, This establish
men the largest in the South and the patronage of the
public d respectfully invited.
mv006 HOEY BYINGTON.
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FRANKLIN HOUSE.

Lake end of .Nep Shell Road.
THE undersigned has inst efted opened the above
we'll known and fav0ite establishment, and in -k
tends to make it. worthy of the E.ssu
of his friends and those who wish to enjoy l1zM
pleasant drive of the elegant and saubous re-
treats the country The gardens grounds will be kept
in the best order he will have boats all times keep
his table supplied with the nny TRIBE fresh from their
home. He will also be at all times supplied with every de-
serpton of wild game and all the decacies that the New
Orleans market affords together with choice liquors and
wines with good lemonade for his temperance friends
Come one, come all' Gd20 6m] DAN HICKOK
MURPHY'S STAURANT,
Bowling and Billiard Saloons-NO. 100 ST.. CHARLES
STREET, NEXT THE THEATRE.
NHE Subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and
the public that he has made extensive ad- - -
ditions to his Establishment, rendering it the e4A
most complete and desirable in the city. The tu6IA
RESTAURANT will at all times be supplied -.U ~
with the choicest fare that the markets Of the city afford
in style to satisfy the most fastidous epicure Having
number of spacious bed rooms with entire furniture he
is prepared to accommodate BOARDERS, with or with
out Lodging by the day, week. month Terms moderate
The BILLIARD SALOON has been entirely refitted,
and vers will find the Tables and appointments of this
Enlistment equal to any in the city and from their central
The BOWLING SALOONS have been constructed with
and effort the of the subscriber shall be
wanting give general satisfaction to his patrons and
make his House worthy of the most liberal patronage.
to- The BAR usual will always be furnished with the
best Of LIQUORS.
dl4 3m RICHARD MURPHY.
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MISSIONARIES. = Messrs. Calhoun, Williams,
Dodd, Crane and Maynard, and their wives, sailed
for Smyrna on the I'd, in the barque Ionia, Capt
King from Boston.
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PRESIDENT OF HARvARD.-t is confidently pre-
dlcied that Mr. Jared Sparks will be the successor
OF Mr. Everett in the presidency of Harvard College
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FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, Etc.
y A. TYLER, 80 CAMP St., has constantly on hand
NEW ESTABLISHMENT
WATCHES AND JEWELRY SIIVERWA RE &c

JAMES D. ANDERSON. No, II ST CHARLES St.
- (opposite the Verandah Hotel, New Orleans-f-2
Would respectfully invite the attention of citizens SA
sve assortment of LEVER WATCHES, from the s&AizA
most celebrated manufactures of London, Liverpool and
Geneva carefully put up and warranted in fine Gold Sill
yer cases of the richest and latest patterns to suit Ladies
Gentlemen Also, to a large assortment of w ATCH
TRI s. comprising all the mos, recent patterns
81 lansS ana Senuemen hne Goid OBJ Ghalns Vest and
let's Rings and Ear Hoops Of the latest fashion Diamond
Ruby, Emerald Camel, Topaz, Paste and Plain Gold
Finger Rings and BrsasPlns Shirt Studs yes,; Collar
Frames Gold and Silver Framed Spectacles with pefifoca
and PLAIN glasses Lew Browns Spencers and low priced
diamond pointed Gold Pens, gold silver holders PLAIN
and Threaded Silver Tea Dessert and Table Forks and
Spoons Soup and lream Ladies' Silver Cups Combs, Card
Gases SuspenGer Buckles Fruit Knives, etc Best quality
Mante Candescks Shutters and Trays Toast Racks etc.
Fine Rogers and Wostenholm Pocket and Table Cutlery;
PAPER Maehe' and Fancy Articles. adapted particularly
for presents. TIMEPiECES, for Steamboats,. Offices.
and Stores,
TT ]. D. AS personal attention will be given to the
Repairing and Adj ustment of WATCHES and CLOCKS;
and every description of Jewey, Silver Ware, Swords for
presentation etc. made order and repaired short notice.
by the most expereced and skul wokmen the country
at moderate prices. d5 6m
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WATCHES-JEWELRY.
MT n. MEY Err, No. 100 CAMP street, Watch. y~o
". maker and dealer in JEWELRY, GOLDASsh
PENS, FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES. a
All JeMelry ARTICLES repaired at moderate prices mI8ess2
BRUCE,s, No. IL CAMP Street.

BRUCE'S, No. IL CAMP Street.
vHE public requested call and examine the select
L assortment Of WATCHES, Guard, - a -
q Fo5 and Vest CHAINS-seals
Hooks God and Silver sPECTACLEs. Bracelets
Rings, Razors, Pen knives and Fancy Goods BRUCE'S
GOLD PENS-a few more left.
N. B-CiOse attention to the Repairing of Watches
Clocks Spectacles, Jewey and Pens ~ Charges mod
crate. n@
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, Etc.
u A. TYLER, 80 CAMP ST., has constantly hand,
~. and is receiving by every ,myal, Gold -
Lever, Duplex and Cylinder WATCHES of all IN
and k GaaFs CHAINS dzaII SEALS ts 80 -
Pencils Thmbes, Buckles, &c.. Fine Bracelets Brooches
Necklaces Rings sverTare, Spoons and Forks, Ladies,
Candesticks, Urns rich Fancy Goods Lubins fine Per
fumeryogether with great variety of other articles
Silver Shell Steel bowed frames and Glasses of every
knid-Eye Protectors, etc. etc., constantly hand and
fitted to suit the eye at short notice. mis-
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NEW WATCHES, JEWELLERY, ETC.
VXTE in receipt of large and splendid stock of
w Gold and Silver, Lever, Lepine and Deuplex ~Q
WATCHES, of the BEST ENGLISH and Swiss i9SA
ware, speStaGles Gold Pens, esaaza
Goods We particularly invite the attention of ladies and
gentlemen TO our stock before purchasing elsewhere as
shall be sold as low as at any house in the CITY,.
KNOWLES & NOEL, 35 Canal street.
N. B-Our personal attention will be devoted repair
ing every description of fine Watches, Clocks. Jewey etc.
which shall perform satisfactorily Charge
ms If X 81 N
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WANTS..

w ANItRsF !. sitsgsaIioS TX respectable Woman. as
"a ~ ZOO reeleSces be given Apply as The cor
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WATCHES, JEWERY AND FANCYsGOODS.
TTtHE subscribers have just received additional r-q
supply ofveIy superior Gold and Silver Watches, iSA
with Hunting Gases of M. l. Tobias Roskell and 81
gqtte4s rich Iswsy the stss. styles cempTising Fine
Necklaces, Breast Pins Gold Pencil Gases Finger Rings
&c. Also great variety of FANCY GOODS selected by
of the firm in the European markets consisting of Work
Boxes Dressing Gases fine Fans Retcule and other fancy
articles Also fine Scissors and Needles, Table Knives and
Guns, Pistols Revolvers, Bowie Knives Military Goods &c.
&C., for sale at moderate prices by
jeN HYDE & GOODRICH. Is Chartres st.
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WANTED
A SITUATION by middle aged woman as a child.
IA in family whe the services Of white narn ~
preferred Satisfactory references to the character Of s
applicant will be given by APP lying this Office dan
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WAN r e d.

A SITUATION as CLERK in Mercantile House mr. n.
assistant in Clerks Office of Court, wanted by
middle aged man who has had experience in either
capacity having been resident of this city for some years
this office. dID
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HOUSE FURNISHING STORE.

ALEXANDER HILL,N
So
CAMP STREET.
TABLE FURNITURE KITCHEN FJJRNITJTRE
naanhg DISHES; Cooking Stoves,
Tonee ane lea U rms and Pots yapanned Ware,
liable nivesand Forks Tin Ware,
Desert DO do. Iron Ware,
onvsr Plated and German Wood Ware,
e,a SILVER 70 Ks and Spoons, Earhen Ware,
6 D: fidted Castes ETC., etc., etc.
Table Mats,
tH full stock always on hand. dis
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YOUNG'S, NO. Camp Street, New Orleans,
NOW receiving at the above Store by every arrival ffom
~ the North. an entIre new and extern
YIN finest patent Lever Watches, hunt - -
II ~ ing and naced Quad Vest, and Fob Chains
kkAsAlatest and fashionable style of Ladies' and
Gentlemen's Breast Pins. Also, patterns of Studs
Finger and Ear Rings Collar and Sleeve Buttons Suspen
der Buckles gold and silver Specs gold Pens of the best
makers. Also, large stock Of sverware, consisting of
table, tea and dessert Spoons. Soup Ladies' Casters &c.
of which will be sold the lowest cash prices The pub
lie respectfully invited cand examine before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
N B. The strict attention paid the repairing of fine
Watches Clocks and Jewery. Canes, Diamonds, and all
kinds of Jeweiry mounted in the latest and best manner
All repairs warranted, or no charge NJ tie
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HOLBROOK OYSTER SALOON.
sRa; y Ri'1s f s. seG0
ipesctfuy informed that e. this well known sab v
the public generally assured that heretofore the best quail
lily of OYSTERS will be served the proprietor deter
mined that the celebrity of his establishment shall be kept up
that just Of complaint may be heard Thankful
for past favor the proprietor that his continued
deavOrs to please the public guarantee to him contin
uance of that publics patronage. SIS If
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-06-09

and where is the difference? All this is
a serious matter, for it affects health and
life; and the reason why / talk about
your compilations in speaking of it is,
that every body loves to look well wheth-
cr they acknowledge it or not. Now,
people cannot look well unless they are
WELL and no one can be well very long
who does not try to take care of herself.
The woman who roasts her head at the
fire, disorders her blood, brings on head
aches, Injuries her health, and makes her
face look like piece of leather; when
she swallows hot coffee, hot bread, greasy
victuals and strong pickles, she destroys
her stomach, rots her teeth, shortens her
life, and makes herself too ugly for any
use, except soaring the sorrows off the
corn. j. G. S.