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RESTAURANTS, &c.
MURPHY'S RESTAURANT,
Bowling and Billiard Saloons,
100 ST. CHARLES STREET-Next to the Theatre

Bowling and Billiard Saloons,
100 ST. CHARLES STREET-Next to the Theatre
THE subscriber would respectfully inform bis friends and
L the public that ne has made extensive add o
items to his Establishment rendering it The SA
S0mpste and desirable in the city. The r Es- 1874
TAUkANT will at all times be supplied with IL ~
the choicest fac that the markets Of the city aon IN
style TO satisfy the most as,idous Ecure Having
Der of Spacious Bedrcoms with entire new inrnure he
+ Prep Ied to aecommodate BoAKpERs with without
Lodging by the day. week month. Terms moderate
The BILLIARD SALOON has been entirely reftted
and ysters will find the Tables and appointments Of This
esabsh ment equa to any the city and from its can
The CITY. ~ 0" VI
The BOWLING SALOONS have beer eons.ruc,sd with
great care and no effort the part the subscriber ba be
wanting 70 give general satisfaction his patrons and to
make his House worthy of the most liberal paronage
CO? The BAR. as usual, will always be furnished with
the best of LIQUORS. avn
apfl 3m RICHARD NJrRpHY
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IxsrrNcT.-We see anecdotes of animal acute.
ness occasionally going the rounds. The follow.
ing coon trick, related TO by friend. is as keen
as we remember to have heard. A raccoon was
chained up near tavern door in the country, in
the neighborhood of which sundry chickens were
scratching about. The coon wanted one anna
zipgly, but they kept beyond his reach. A piece
of biscuit was dropped near the varmint an idea
struck him. He bit the biscuit into crumbs, and
scattered it within reach of his chain, laid down
and covered up his eyes with his paw. One of the
chickens soon came within reach Of the " sleeping
beauty" and was snatched Up in en- instant.
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REsIGNATIoE.. BY If. W. LoNGFELLow.

RESIGNATIOE.,. .RY IT. W. LoNGFELLow.
..v. m eock. however uslchssi aud tended,
Bui one dead lamb Is there!
There Is 70 fIesida. howsee defended,
But has one vacant cha'r!
The .r is full of farewells to the dying.
And mournlngs for the dead;
The be art of Rachel for he; childIen crying,
Viii not be comiOred
Let us be patient. these severe Affections
N0 D 'ISm . sss f,suDD su ssiis
Assumed this dark disguise.
We ,ee but dimIytthrough the mists and vapon;
What a seem, ' to rs bat dim. funeral tapers.
May be heavens distant lamps
rb.. /. NO death what seems SO is transition
THIS life Of g T 'Sn n,e o, sstisr
Whose portals we call death.
Che is not dead, the child of our affection,
But gone unto that school
Where she longer needs our poor protection.
And Christ himself doth rule.
4, that great cloer's stiffness and seclusion.
By guardian aDgels led,
Safe from temptation, safe from SIN pollution.
She lives whom we call dead.
Day after day we think what she is doing
In those bright realms OF air;
Year 8 ftes yesr her tender steps pursuing,
Behold her grown more fair.
Thus do we walk with her. and keep unbroken
The bond which Nature gives
Thinking that our'remembrance though unspoken'
May reach her wnee she lives
Not Ms a child shall we sgain behold her;
For when with rapiures yld
In our embraces we again enfOid her,
She will not be child;
Rut a fair maiden in her + 1ther's mansion,
(,Iothed with celestial grace
And beautiful with all the souls expansion
Shall we behold her face.
And though at times impetuoas with emotion
Ann anguish long suppressed. -
The swsiling heart heaves moaning like the ocean
That cannot be at rest
We will be patient and assuage the feeling
Weespnot wholly stay
By silence sane;i ying, not conceang,
w fine er,ef that mu 4 have wal. -Sartdin's Mag.
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CRESCENT CITY HOTEL
HARTwELL's WASHINGTON HOUSE

No z23 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
el,HE undersigned would inform his Southern patrons and
l. friends thai this SPLENDID HOTEL; which -
has been un his charge for several has just i
been elegantly retied enlarged and eiunlshed in the L.
fashionable manner. and the entire nganzaiion OF
every department complete The splendid suits Of
apartments be had all times giving few hours
notice. x1,r~,
TON HOUSE, renders il of the mos desirable IN the
city for Ladies and Families visiting Philadelphia. either
spared have it continue merit the liberal sapho i has
heretofore received IL. j. HAkFWELL
readiness uly7 dS-Wtf
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-x.,cy >,ce, rcCLC HING.
EMIGRANTS TO CALIFORNIA should remember
~ that the next thing that of having
good supply of Provisions for the inner man is to have
due regard to the Of the outer man. We distinctly
state that not selling but at as low prices
sny other house in the city: Those in want CLOTHTNG
for the Gold any other Diggings are respectuliy
invited to cali al the cash store of
flo John s0UTHWELL GO, q Canalst..
VSd&WH Under the Planter Hotel,
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BEL CRESCENT HOTEL,

POINT CLE.fR, BaLD YIN co UNITY. lila.
HAVING been leased by the DC designed. viii be "a
IL open the first Of tans for the entsrtainment
of TRANSIENT and PERMANENT GUESTS. Esx
This estabshne beautifully located the side Of
MOBILE BAY. about midway between Mobile and the Gull
of Mexico The water at this point beng Giaoags efsGs
shore.) and having firm whte sand bottom rerders this
fish, rompano. Spsnish Mackee and all other fiji
peculiar 70 this latitude abound N the Immediate yien,g
of the Hotel Never faing Springs at convenient dis
tanse, furnish an abundant supply of Pure WATER.
The building entirey newIpres ns font 70 the south
of $50 feet and affords ample mediation for 100 pei
sons. The looms are large and airy,
safe and steam vessel will ply daily between
Mobile and Point Clear Passage g. cents.
The of Board will be $40 per Week. payable in oil
Heeg, Deductions made for families remaining the
tonimru a,ions this subject addressed TO the
undsngned. at Mobile. VIII bs promptly s,Iendsd 70;
Mobile Ala. May IL, 1S49. myIS Sm Lessee
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PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL.

T'HIS favore of the citizens OF LOUISIANA Missis
sipp and adjoining states. reopened tor The g.
reception of ylsiters Saturday, May H. Various ~
alterations and additions have been made during the -A
winter with view of rendering this establishment agreea.
bic aad wodhy the patronage hitherto bestowed. 49,
The Pass rendered Easy of by the splendid line OF
low pressure mail Oregon. James L. Day and Calf
fornia which Lake Pontchatrain daily. and the Mo-
bile and Monteznma ri weekly. NJ
Attached to the hotel Academy for young Misses
and Boys separate departments pnderh he able manage
meut of Mr. Raokman well and tavorab'y known TO the
residents of New Oheans. The Academy will open June
Two Physicians, of well known ming. dwell at the
Pass. r H. MONTGOMERY, Manager.
s All mailable left at the Offices of Mes rs
s. r. Gedde Bark Place, and NJ Juisou, ESQ., corner Of
Canal and Camp Streets will be forwarded daily. my20 3m
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$50 REWARD.

re above reward win be paid bv n. ,,a...;,
ne and CONVICTION of The 'o
TIfiIJ Fiji nasSSo1ng the Mustto Girl MATIIDA 0r
made p H5 high Il 20 Of age
waking and ann sna shor nose turns feet in when
and have ave- d""n sabCed Of houses Of
na She assumes various dissusps and Uoosa asi I
be paid for her Pc nee o. has forged pass SIS viii
jai of The civ alone and lodging her any
mb22 If 49, "a, GEO. r. BEARD,
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As Fe CONHKAN & CO.,
~ Tchoupitoulas street,
(NENEK AL G0MMISSlON MERCHANTS and I'm.
~ porters Of FRUITS NUTS etc., have for sale:
RAISINS-3OO packages. wholes halves and aunrien.
nnTR0NSI210 boxes fresh Genoa.
PkUNES-In jsrs and fancy boxes
FIRE CRACkERS-500 boxes No
rECANS=A0 be gs and barrels, fine Texas
CHAMPAGNE-1t0 baskets.
NUTMEGS-500 pounds No l.
BRANDY CHERRlES-MUSCAT WINE-3O0 cases
tDBSTERS -Agents for manufacy ~ Caldwell Co
ElGS-3000 drums. extra superior w.
PEPPER, PiMENTO and RACE GINGER-4OO bags
MAKER Elan invoice assorted s
ALMpNDS-a00 trails and bags Sol; Smell
"iNEs-p6n various qualities Sweet and Dry Malaga:
Fruits and Nuts e" VI
CAROLINA SEED COW PEAS-5OO bushels
SCkEENED SCHUYLklLL COAL-250 casks
Doi AEn-aoo Kegs superior st LOUIS ap23 I'm
Agency of the ceIehrated Arnaric n, po,uda-n.
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nR. DODSON has returned from the North and will
- resume his practice omery-especaly the teatmen
Of Piles, Fstuia diseases of the BLADDER etc. Structure
from whatever cause treated for radical without tn
U.S. OF caustc cutting instruments.
Dr. FLINT says Tin writing for of my nstruments)
The more have reflected them, and experienced th.
want of that kind Of instrument the better satisfied have
surgical desi,leratum in that particular
his newly invented and imProyed instruments 70
every variety of Rupture, and, when well fitted
with ease and comfort The blocks do mbbe perspra
ss its corrosive effects and the may be removed anG
washed at pleasure UneGuiv0cal testimonials of permanep
ny ny Office. No. UNION street. second door from 81
Char'eSst- fysA dS V3m
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A C. AINswORTH. r0gsaayP UBLIC and CON-
IA. MISSIONER OF DEEDS for eoeyy Stafe in tie
Uries. .Or!fcs-NS: 80 CAMP STREET.. New OIlsan,;
Mosaees Drawn and al Docgmenis and Instruments Of
Whiting Prepared and Authen.ieaed ior Use and Record
In any part Of the UNITED STATES.
~ Marine and other Protests particularly attended
and all cases of General Average Partial Loss correctly
stated and promptly arranged. mn26 1yd&W
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FOR CALIFORNIA.
SMITH & BROTHER, sc Common st.
HAVE FOR SALE-SADDLES suitable for those g.
L L ing to California. sAeap and good. f@a
sl BssiphEs: Bits siinaps. saddle Bags and ksA
INDIA RUBBER GOODS of every kind and
description among them be found Gaps Goats. Capes
Lesgngs, Waterproof Blankets. Air Pillows Air Beds
Iarpaplns, Tents, Clothing Bags. etc., etc.
' - ~;
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CARRIAGE MANUFAOToRv

non III s Induced us b s
Q erect large building expressly foI mann, Sss
;aetuIlng and repairing CARRIAGES. 2Ss~V&
Connlry and gro PREPARED with good Northern
ana the pest OF matera to build any style Of ~
Ne e are slso peter prepared than before for REPA
nv hh,AGEs aad can restore them almost tn thai
OFT and seess We viii freight on Casses ssa w Nc
se a me XII as9 Keep on hand assortment Of new
9w od CaIasss taxa a trade ones We sDa
vte me a!tenilcn q those wanting NEW CARR AGES
S1RP3GTE and 1ast f., bsmseys At The Carer Of
be Office of the Commercial Water Works rear ~ t ~ 70
Uharles Hotel New Oheass. '' o.
my5 6m d&W MATTHEWS & nENMAN
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HOTELS, &c.
sy ST. IorTrs Horer.

BAY ST. LOUIS HOTEL.
5 n nay a 1ss az s and nelly fur
reception Of Visitors and Families wishing spend be
signed have purchased this property for permanent resi-
dence and will keep the house Summer and Winter
sasani and agreeable nys fDt:
FRANKLIN HOUSE. u
lvHE undersigned ha. just reied opened the above
wkpown and iayoIs ss,a5IsTgs6. IT q, and lin in sA
enas 20 81 p his friends ~ d these wish 70 M
Of e and %a VIII be- @
in the best oe he will have boats ont at all times to keep
h he, soe He vii also be at supplied With every
poD wild and al The dssaGes . that the ks
1 cns ssSe f9n's
SMITHS, HOTEL Bayou Sara, La.
% 81 Red kvsr COM
si Carriages and sNiFH T. I1as,ssa5
u, oaasaA E1es 5s.ss. s. dsT s. and esrsn
d0Sr ss o seas sess
that she continues in the above eligible location G
House thoroughly retted aud prepared 70! the accommo.
dation Of gentlemen exclusively Grateful for past patron
venence o. her patrons to merit aud
the si@s s. As terms will be- as heretofore MODERATE.
COREER CUSTO.uHO USE AND FRQ,NT SITS.
III he eRsned Sr The 5s?spg,ea . Of 2a m on
Ri.Sed Rooms iP' fanss and Single Gentlemen. sssa
TAgLE7the best the market will afford 49,
expressly FOR the accommodation city and transient Board
" Of the most healthy and airy sltnatlors in the
s sio1 hh him, comfortable. '~''o 1890
Faithful and attentive Servants. H..
in e. oy na + fIf al AEExaSDR
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WATCHES-JEWELRY.

III II. MEl Err. No. 100 CAMP street. Watch
FENS. FANCY ARTICLES, and WAfCHEs. K1Es
All Je,ery ARTICLES repaired at moderate prices. miskA2
WATCHES JEwELRY AND FANCY GOODS
'l'HE subscribers have Just received additional re
i supply ofvery superior Gold and Silver Watches, 4A
other superior makers ALSO Fine London Dagte3 80
Gold Watch Chains Keys and Seals. Ladies Bracelets,
Necklaces. Breast Pins Gold Pencil Cases Finger Ri5f
one Of the firm in the European markets consisting oil Wok
Boxes Dressing Cases fine Fans Retcue and other fancy
Forks Cssors, Candlesticks, Double and Single Bare
Guns Pistols Revolvers. Bowie Knives Military Goods &c.
&C., for sale at moderate prices by
isI HYDE & GOODRICH. Is Chartres 1t.
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$40 REWARD

WILL h. ,,u $2o REWARD
w W. - eiven i0r the apprehension of the Boy I'M
1G aesc9nded from the subscriber ON the 9Th a.
arfte ,ast The boy about yean of age dark ~
spexl0n. gh cheek bones rather etheped<A
"s "a =. s,, :. ,..'iehfly and intelligent q
ys klC5Akn TERI ELL. Hand 0Ra.ks Arcsae.
vr,rr RAN AWAY -------
nOi DANIEL aged about 90; compexiov ~
ana ;gpes colo tee or inches high sout hnin -
pad Cor his delivery g sa'sabss reward VIII ~
.n1 y a0vT FORD, II 8. Cb.,,.. ~ J.
lW b1 3eesesa nd sslmoa, in sters and fsr sals
myl6 ChA6, 6JOuGHTON
- Camp 4,
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CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES
'g'HE Subscribers have. on hand a large and wei
l. selected assortment of CARRIAGES, EzasR -
end are constantly receiving from the best a. 69
Northern manufactures, every style and Esefs
Us acali. A WCO!JRfrFF Il 90
ap23 6md&W 1O5 ST ChsrIesst
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s Law E EPOT.

q Slave Yard and Bosrdna.Hor.. ,xo
IJOrsfEE s shp sSseonS door fEcm CsTondeiet
at all times Slaves will be- ,ecs;sod LANDS Tor sale
and se rss building beH
a'ennon VIII be paid to the health and a. auc9a5
in this vasA """ ceanineu Of al
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DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR.
A FFECTlONS Of the Quito Nerve. intis, Ccniupctiva
Inflammation Partial Blindness, Qpe,aon, for Strabb
Stalls ST LIS oFEiCE " CIRCUS street between Perdid
days. 10 Till Certificates from Phyicians and Patient
may he seen at his Ofi,ce. lao
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HOLMES d CO.,
Soda and Mineral Water Manufacturers.
ESPECFULLY inform the public and their forme
~ customers, that they have reBaoUed to 1919 R4VIEE
STREET corner Of Carondeet-where they prepared
hliorders for NERAL WATER for the supply OF Steam
boats Hotels Bars and Private Families for Expectation
n. ia Liberal Discount allowed to Grocers and Com
~ SODA WATER and MEAD furnished il
Fountains as heretofore. with and superior Drawns
aDnarptps I'm,
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JOHNSON HIGH SCHOOL,

JOHNSUN HUH SO1fOOb,
GEO, w. HARDY, PR1N OPAL.
.Vaiades street, 6ctuecn Thaiia and .Netpomene.
RECOMMENDED BY
Isaac johnson, Governor of the State Of Louisiana.
Trasimon Landry, Lieutenant Governor.
Charles Gayarre, Secretary OF State.
Alexander Dimitry, Sup General OF Pub. Education
George Eustis. Chief Justice Supreme Count
A. NJ. Buchanan. Judge Distinct Court.
Geo Y. Bright, Jnstr of the Peace.
j. d. u DeBow, Professor University of Louisiana.
NJ. NJ. Cohen, Admir-.
A. ID. CTossman, Mayor of the City.
Joseph Genois. Recorder Municipality No One.
Joshua Baldwin, :. :, No. Two.
P. Seuzeneau, :. :. No. Three.
For Day Pupils, from 81 to $40 per Month.
Boarding Pupils. from SIS to $40 per Month. apl2 3m
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A. +. COCHRAN & CO..

q The Can will lsave New Orleans and CaroIltor en-
hour after O'Clock Sundays if the weather Is fair
" The Lafayette Horse Cam will esve every rs MINI
f0m the corner Of RarOune and Canal sts mavIa-Sr
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NASHVILLE MARINE, FIRE INSURANCE
And Life and Trust Company
CAPITAL. 100000 paid in. Surplus $160, 900.
u Jas. WALKER. Sec'y,. .J.4S. A. PORTER. Pres.
The operations OF this Company for IL years. has been
confined alone and exclus vey TO Underwriting.
River Sea and Fire Risks taken at the lowest rates. and
losses promptly adjusted. W. Ii. PARTEE. Agent,
mh26 LIZ Office. No. % Camp street, New Orleans.
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FHLAUFLFHiA, June y, I545.-I fea ffee 10 reoomusd
sncs Of Il. bensfcisl effects in my own csse Esw II
for some time past subject TO attacks Of splitting Of Ed II
tended with weakness of the breast and an unessv |
at the stomach, accompanied with dyspepsic symr.ss
Last spring. having attack of il. was recommssd5
an acquaintance who had been cured BY Dr. DAVIS S,r
bottle Its apparent good effects were immsdisie -
joan r. DRAM, Ladies' Shoemaker ID Ran a
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SIOVES! SIOVES!. STOVESt,,
I & ID. WRIGHT & cos Patent Wood and CoalStoves.
a. hlctlght STOVES, most improved patterns suita- -
- Bile for Halls Bar-rooms, Churches, etc /6I&
tancy high Coal Stoves, for BaT-roums ETC. Isl
lomm Stoves; nine and ten plate Stoves; Sst
franklin Stoves. for wood coal
Furnaces Gopher and Brass Preserve Kettles sizes.
Copper Liquor Pumps Tin Pumps;
Oliver Moon . Patent Well Pumps.
Avery general assortment OF Co king Utensils and Kitchen
. Furnitu Q, of Copper. Iron snd Tin Ware:
Grass and Britannia Lamps and Candlestcks:
Brass, Britannia and Jananned Spittoons:
Deed and Cash Boxes lumber Dranes
Hall and Steamboat LAMPS of different sizes.
britannia Tea and Cofee-Pos
britannia Soup Tureens, of different sizes;
Dish COvers Copper and TIN Measures
Copper. Iron and Tin Tea. Kettles
Buck McGrans Patent Cooking Stoves:
Churchs Philadelphia Coal Stoves.
- Also
Ny Own Patent Stoves, on the most improyed pap tn
burn wood or coal Cooking Ranges
American Air tight Co king Stoves for wood mr. coa m
the most improved plan ' "
Rotary Ranges, for wood or coal, of different sizes:
Ship Caeooes, of different sizes and patterns;
english Steak Dishes, Covers and Stands
lake Moulds Oyster Gdrons Oyster Stewp-ns ETC. etc
ias Nv H. DEVEREUX. Is TchoupItonas st.
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EDUCATION.
HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
as DO q u IA Ell HR ia Y PHRIlG

as BOSRUEKS OR Day PUPILS
CARoNpkLkr STREET, NEAR ST.; JOsEPH STREET.
ENSTABLISHED in 1872 under the superintendence Of
Il the Misses ALLISON from L0ndou-ln this Institu
ton, conducefon the best plans Of European Instruction.
theories superficial methods teaching to elicit display
esoted to. pr the various Of science
or literature
French Languages pnder the superintendepee Of
Fench gentleman OF high literary attachments other Ian
gauges and the Accomplishments taught by mas
ters VI equal eminence in their professions. -
Drawing every style taught by the Misses Allison,
themselves pupils for Oone oil the most eminent
drawing masters in Europe.
Terms may be known application to the residence
of the Misses All ii. ISON Carondeiet st. MS ly
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ROBERT SKINNER,
BRlCKLAYER, No. IS ROYAL STREET,
UNDERTAKES all kinds of FIRE WORK, such az the
~ Setting Of Cooking Ranges. Ovens, Steam "a.
B0iers, etc. All work done by the subscriber will ~
be guaranteed, and specimens of his work may be -
Il any time. ~
N.B.-PL4AsTERING and WHITEWAsHfNG done
with dispatch ia19 "
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FAMILY GROCERIES,
RUTTER- S kegs choice Goshen Butter
HANS-S IL tierces Shay Extra sugar cured Hams:
3 casks plain do.
Cp aCRrpS Is bbls. Boston & Soda Crackers fresh.
r,,-n. Is do. Butter and Water DO do.
fLOUR-sO tb!s. fresh St. Louis and Illinois Flour.
sTAp,,u SIS boxes;
"a haif do. CoIgate's Pearl Starch,
CHEESE e e boxes OK Ens,s, Dairy Cheese
.,.,.r ! ~ do. Pineapple do
RAlSlNS-l50 whole, half and quarter boxes
SOA?-50 boxes No. Extra Family Soap.
rEA-l00 packages fine Green and Black Teas
For sale low and delivered free of charge i'm anv mart NJ
he city. by taul31 CHAS. STOUGRTOS "a Camp st.
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- Merchants. from different ssctons Of liz os,v.
give the most attefng accounts Of the unysssa pcSuI3
and efficacy of DR.. Davs's Syrup, under their ncass
II on condition that if i did not give satsfseon il Ks
should bs rturned and no one OF them has bad as Is
tbs medicine We append few extrscn fio- = S S.@
samples OF those we are in frequent recsipt az I. IN
verbal accounts we frequently hear:
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WEAKNESS AND PAIN IN THE

PHILADELPHIA, June e. 1851 can highly nsas..,
Or Dayg's Syrup of Wild Chery and Tar from ny iass
ledge OF 10 virtues MY wife had been effected os X.
medicine IN short time entirely relieved her, The syns
would. ster time. Tecqr. and ON all occasions ths ot =
she hs. been free Of the affection coesdef Il ana
mend il ~ most valuable medicine liz
~ w. SAMUEL WIDOW. b ~ Ho osf -.
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Wholesale and Retail Furniture Warehouse
No IS MAGAZINE STREET.
THE Subscribers have constantly ON hand the most ex
lensye as:on ment Of nniture, consisting of -
- BUREAUS, DINING and CENTREk ~uasH
TABLES. SOFAS, ARMOIRS ORES
nSiNG CASES, LOUNGES, 0TTQ-.s3
GLASSES, DESKS, Etc. etc. tV- City and Countr,
Dealers are requested to give call befoie puchasns
elsewhere as stock at all times very large and complete
pisfters from the Country also requested to call ant
examine stock, determined not to be beat n
prices by any other house in the city - ~ "
ia3 McDUFF FLINT & co. rs MAGAZINES It.
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FERGUS e. BUFORD'S
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP,

Moline, Rock Island County, III.
lhUR establishment has been greatly enlarged
~ during the past season, and we have now so
great number ofpatterns that we are prepared
TO execute, with paomp,ness orders for Mill Gear
ing, Steamboat Work, Horse Powers, Threshing
Machines, Job work, &c.
We have executed the work, and have on hand
all the patterns, of the mill gearing of the splendid
new mills in Bloomington and Dubuque Iowa !;
Moline and Como Illinois. We can also furnish
Parker's Percussion and Reaction Water Wheels,
and sell the patent right. Also, the Rose, and
other Water Wheels. We are prepared to make
STEAM ENGINES
to order. Also LocKwood's Patent Horse Power,
Rlch's Patent Reaction Water Wheels, Turning
Lathes, BlacKsmith's Patent Hand Drills, COL
ver's Churn Irons.
We are also agents for Mccormack 5 Reaper,
Easterly's Premium Harvester, Haine's Patent
Harvester, Whemple's Ihreshing Machine and
Separator.
Orders for work inay be left at the Foundry in
Moline, or at N. b. Buford's- Sligo Iron Store,
Rock Island, which will be promptly attended to.
All our work, when required, will be delivered at
Rock Island, and shipped on steamboats, free of
charge. jyI9 l3-tf FERGUS s. BUFORD.
N. B.--We have so many moulders now en-
Iployed, that we melt iron and east every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, ard sometimes Of
tener. No delays will happen. T. & B.