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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-08-22
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KS asQns HAT an armed ex.
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Provinces n N =
he best Informal ion EXECUTIVE
l.as been 9bleto obtain l1sl tho leland of
EubAas the object Of th ySition.
AZ a Tho duty Of this governmsnls TO observe,
nth the Treaties, and preysnt any ag-
Mons ~ our citizens upon the Territories
0f1fiendl nations have therefore thought
AZ md proper to issue this Proclama
tigns NJ warn al citizens of the u. States, who
'shellA Sonnet themselves with an expedition,
~ gFessIy in viola ton of our laws and our trea.
~ obligations, that they will thereby subject
themselves t6 The heavy penaltiesx danpnnced
against them ~ our acts of Coagt & GSg ali
forfeit their claim 70 he psotsstion Sc their
country. No such person1 must expect Tho
Interference af Governments IA ~ IA
their behalf, no natter "a yyhst - 81 1 = -
may be reduced in conssq IN "a 53j q NJ.
duct. :ss q 2sss ma
An expedition to invads Ten Sojis
friendly nation, set on foot md liyUf It'd
within the l.nits VI the Unitsd Staf IN = "A
the highest degree criminal q tsnlin1 foseh.
danger the peace, and compromise TIC Honor
Of the nation; and therefore, i expect an rood
citizens, as they regard our national reputation;
as they respect their own laws, and the laws
OF natiaas;a as theyvalue the blessings Of peace.
and the welfare Of Il cir country TO discourage
and prevent BY al lawful m cans, an 1eh tss.-
terprises And call upon Ill Officers Of In,
Government, civil or military, to use Ill If.
forts in their power TO arrest for trial and pun-
ishment every such offender against the laws,
providing for the performance Of our sacred Oh.
legations to friendly powers.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Au.
gust, in the year Of our Lord l849, and in the
18th Of the Independence Of the U States
z. TAYLOR.
BY the Secretary of State:
JNo. M. CLAYTON.
The Republican says, the above Proclama.
ton was received yesterday at the Department
Of State, in communication from the Presi.
dent ut Harrisburg.
Information has been for some time in pos
session Of the Government, to the effect. that
bodies Of men were in course of being levied
and drilled in New Orleans, New York, and
other cities of the Union; that considerable a.
amounts had boon contributes THAT arms had
been provided, and arrangements made on a
large scale, swith.a Yicwsto some military expe-
ditioI heir movements have been conducts
edsWith rent secEccy. And the object of en-.
terprise has been concealed even from individu.
ais who have embarked ID It,
Sufficient slzsf however, been OBJ
tanned to satjsfy cnt that The .dcsign
Of the ezpsa ls:s & s u yssiea 81 csba. md
Keep 4 snsallisd sas zssssGs ''s e. s',s
pla. u
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u-ts1Ff - fince Rio, green Hayana, s
Ger use ~ (n37l 3. ORAN.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-08-22

PREPARE FOR THE CHOLERA.
II AM now preparing the Medicines for the
i Cholera. that are so highly recommended
BY Drs Cartwright and Mcdowell. The Ne.
defines are prcpar ed from the best Of articles.
that arc warranted pure and genuine. Direc
tons accompany each package.
Dubuque, apl 25th. E. F. GILLEsPiE.
Under City l1otel
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rhs glasses fairly danced upon the table
swithsths uproar and laughter which this re-
mark crested, and the Hoosicr staggering
out Of the room, made the best Of his way to
his hpat.-CN O. PIC
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ainty IN Their operations by any other preDa ra,o, co
pCuEdeo iof similar purposes, now before the public
be Specihcs are combinations of approved ned;c;no.
sIng inc excellent Qualities OF each medicine into one
ahave whole so as to produce efficient couponnS.
ncn nave never yet been known to fail iii impossihs ~
OF the power of medicine of this pecnaY
OF oheIVise host of facts might be advanced 70
STOW me pfoad and deep foundation upon which tba ch
go .! 5nese pecihcs rests for support Long sandns
's oi 6on0rrhgd, elect Structures Pains in s5e
.VsI5tohs y me Kidneys, GTaDet, Burnine IN ~.
~ lHsSdei ftc ETC. have yielded to the commando ,.sa
antidotes. and ms of SYPHIITS ~ he 49,
'aaative influence ~ eh hio't astonishing
preparation IS, without doubt the most efecunJ rem,
80 severed and has cured obstinate diseases
s' every other medicine had failed In its cd fn,,o
nearly taSteess, and effects DtrwaDI1t mr. -, ~
1asnra "pe Or saI Gays without restriction to diet ey
poS VI ushess Besides this important ADVANTAGE !,
~ inc part subject TO that Troublesome veaL ness
SO or zen alter the of other 1edfciues
Iii ] ana II taken in the first stage OF he II o..
~ - @ cue diSchaee and remove all upupas5,f
i " Gays; In long p0fracted chronic s'ages al ~
ttfI;, VI OBSTINATE Elects Female Conpiaufs snnb as
ever discovered. ~ o'l eiecLua remedy
we 90 not offer these Specifics as PAs.ov. -,
- g9' b4i Tor the above named css VIZ are
~ oy DIS LeRoy and Peleer OF Pari, (fbe nv,
w NVI1namL I cure, under forfeit Of $500 eno'''
= w e would here remark that these Nirtnrss b. -,
NV e pubic OF MewOLeans for the last NM u
ny 1aSe universaiy proved efIicacious ~ SH''' anu
s,Ts ~ lfo!V-BeDare Of base Counterf.;,.~ ,,bo
5gsn end injurious article Recoect H. nnI,,
mr. sr s UHaasa StateS IS A. DONNAUD No 1s C.RoS
~ iKTAkT, eetloesn Canal and Coamon "
H- NJ iealse on Stfictpres can be had gratss
an p''se consultations free O! charge I'D
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DAGUERREOTYPE.
MAcUIRE,s DAGuERREoryrE.

would respectfully return thanks for patron
~. age bestowed him he first had he ioHor
Introducing the DAGUERREO1YPE INTO New Orleans
i've years ago. dining whiof time ne has taken portra
than any other in the world His specimens weH
exhibited at the Fair competition with Others taken BIZ
the best operator from Nsw and he awarded the
EIrst Premium No specimens Inhibited at his establishment
but those taken By himself NJ assures the public thai hi.
portraits will cOntin be what they always BEEN
the His long experience and constant practice srs
the best TO dssrcus of instruction the
beautiful art. Genuine Foigtiander Caaeas 70 pei cent
cheaper than ANY in the city; all other articles the same
Riates at f2per dozen SooypI No for 60 gu ate
tbs best plates made in the United Sates C8ssR So E and
% so; EewY YORK Cameras at 5I2. p
~ 0rders from the country promptly attended
6zY Entrance No. s CAMP street.
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FOR FEMALES AND MALES

nR LaRZETTi's Juno CORDIAL, OR PRO-
~ CREATIVE ELlXtR.-Thls is the only actual rene
,na s and ali disease. occssoned by ees e
cet habits and OF the nostums recently recommended
anrivaed excellence fame, and popularity brought
MO the market The medical faculty of Europe and the
he No CoRpAL and have not given e sanetio .,
single instance that has been auhencste 10 any
ouud .or the same purposes Th na,ure OF The msiadis
feieveI by the Juno Cordial generally US TO leave
he pubcst OF certificates of cures the question OF
the proprie could produce host of the conclusive
testimony to show that the great reputation that enjoys
positive and apparently miraculous virtues In all directions
are 70 be found the happy parent, Of healthy offspring who
non Audit equally potent in the diseases for which
Of the Juno Cordial because the trash that has
been thown in The market in opposition IL il sold ceape
ought be much dearer many Of the ingredients which
;oHtose the costes. things nature whereas
aey merit We the reader,hat the Utmost
sance may be placed in the Juno Cordial in the Of
ow, VIZ i4oss of Muscular Energy, Physical Lassude
ions, " the Gse Gse A tes
oIrhGa or bites and Flaor Abos, and disease
unetionS-n all of which it will afford almost Immediate
'eie and if used directed almost certain to produce
houd AXE this CORDIAL as It viii iniaiby restore
lenib and vgor in brief period and where want of off
ping cause of regret he had TO it the most
ueeal results may Be anticipated With confidence It is
he precedence in Italy and will all other where
1t also possesses the unrvaed qualities of curing incipen
and have administered with
added to the catalogue for the of ncipen CON
umpuon
TO spread wide the blessing. of this medicine have ap
POINTED int Messrs JyDsoN CO. of The city Of New York
S.n. n, ,ss "a AlSFoSio I1Rz 'SdsP ''SH D.
Sod ONLY IN New Orleans at 50 PoYDRAs STREET;
n M0hile, by X Joseph Tucker. fys lyo
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DAILY CRESCENT.

LET US GIVE THANKS. BY ELIZA Cook.
Let us give thanks with grateful soul.
To Him who sendeth all;
To Him.who BIDS the planets roll,
-. ana seesa sparrow IAN d;,, our lows.
And care and st,ife arrest.
IT'S man, too often, that alloys
The lot his Maker blesI u
While sunshine lights the pouhaiess shy'
While siars and rainbows live on high
Let US give thanks to Goo.
We till the earth in labor's health,
We plant the acorn cup l.,
The fields are crowned with golden wealth.
The Ieen tree springeth up;
The sweet, eternal waters gush
From fountain and from vale
The vineyards blush with purple tlush.
The yellow hcp leaves trail
And while the Harvest filings its gold,
And cowslips deck the sod
While limpid streams are Gear and cold,
Let us give thanks to GOd
The flower yields its odor breath,
As gentle winds &C past
! The grasshopper that turks beneath
ChiIps merrily and fast;
The ring dove coos upon the spray,
The lai ks full anthems pour
The bees start wi a jocund lay
The waves sing on the shore.
Hosannahs fill the wood and wild.
Where human step neer trod
And nature, like an unweaned child,
Smiles on lis parent God.
Say. Brothers, shall the bird and bloom
Thus teach. and teach in vain /!
Shall all the love-rays tha' Hume,
Be lost in clouds of pain 2
Shall hesIts be dead and vision blind
To all that mercy deals
Shall soul and reason fail 10 find
The shrine where instinct kneels
All, no i-wbile glory lig hts the sky,
And beauty paints the sod
While stars and fainbows live on high,
Let US give thanks TO God.
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CARROLLToN HOTEL,

OkthAOLlLl t1O4GL.
J'HE undersigned respectfully inform the public that ne
have Just taken the above ntioned establish. A..
ment with the extensive Gardens Ten Pin Alters. An:
billiard Room Ice Cream Saloon. etc. ETC. appeain L
ing thereto and after thoroughly repairing the whole an
making considerable improvements therein they ar
now prepared IN receive and accommodate Permanent
Transient Boades 1t almost useless expatia,e on th
numerous attractions to be found the Caoion Hop
Grounds AS suburban place of estab
nsnmenti is second to none in the South possessing as
does almost unisvaled scenery and the artificial helps
hardening IN the productien of and flowers are suc
rs are no where he found in the vicinity Of New Orleans
AS place OF temporary rusicationas retreat from tn.
noise hustle and cares of city lile than ord
nary notice from the viser.
The undersigned appse the the public that their Larde
VIII always be found well supplied with the choicest quail
ties OF tame Fish etc. and they have laid finel,
,ssoed stock OF Wines and other Liquors. they furn
the shortest possible notice.
The undersigned therefore atter themselves that in add
uon TO their aduous efforts please the beauty o.
the location its saubou here the ease with whic
access may be had to their establishment by railroad rene
the CarrotOn Hotel the desirable all summer reso
Tor the citizens of New Orleans. ''So''
ANGEL " CHANDLER.
For terms of Board. etc. inquire at the Planter
note, Or at the Hotel In Canoiiton. Capt. a. ANGEL
ap7 u CHAs. CHANDLER
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nR. DODSON has Iet UnhD =

~. DOpSoN has returned from the No,b ,,a ;,
of Piles Fns dss.as the tteatmen
use OF causc cutting instruments cure without th'
Dr. FLINT says lin writing foT n 60. RI .
sn ne more have reflected them and ~
becoms Sih OF instrument the better satisfied hav
,q.scai desIderatum in that particuiar' anu skill
the retention and radical cure of HERNIA aT TO
S SS s VARIETY Of Rupture and when well fitted are %os
non and become offensive The springs are peDared y,
Washed f 81 ossea effects and he o9yeI be removed
neS n poh the aged and he young NAV be exsminas
sgssisss.S' Me- Uslos street, second door from st
fr2s aWSm
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OF the rnre OF G0norrhRa.
elect, Structures, VenereaI
diseases, etc. etc.
Untlnng research, travel
and labor, com bined TO the
advantages afforded by an.
extensive and diyersifie.
practice, have enabied the
Above named celebrated
physicians to make various
highly Important discover.
les in the heaiing art.
In offering these prepare.
ions TO the human family
Doctors Leroy and PeIetjer
'ea'lessIy hazard the asseJ.
Ion that tliey are not only
act surpassed, but me
qnale,l, either for Their
curative properties or for
mildness. safety and Ger
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$3.50 REWARD

DE above reward viii be paid by the undenienes
lhe apprehension and conviction of the person Of a
persons harboTing the Mulatto Girl MATILDA. oif@
T.lLA. said girl is a rather bright mulso, abousA
2eet or inches high 19 or 20 of age stoa-
prominent eyes and short turns her ieet u
She Is no doubt habored in some of the houses OF s
ana have understood equenter OF the coored I'M
oa. She assumes various disguises and names w NJ
represents hereifto be free. has forged pass 80
be paid tor her apprehension alone and lodging hsr
jail of the city. GEO II BEARh
mh22 If Orleans Uyarebonss a90 Ma azinef
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BILOXI House.

HtS establishment viii be opened for the reception q
= tisiters ON I UESDAY. May tn. The premises -
nave been completely renovated, and the Hote II:
eDes Inducements to persons in search of hea th A
i0 or pleasure equal II not superior any public bouse
the coast II occupies central p stiou in the
and delightful village of iloxi-of easy access from New
orleans. he sward front OF tie house is over two
acres IN width, snd IS shaded by great OF oas
magnoia and mulberry trees. The table will be supplied
WIN TIE Injuries Of the and of The New Orleans
market Attached TO the house will be found Bath Houses
Stables and Bar 10 supplied with the best Wines AND
LI9uors also good Billiard Table.
Persons wishing 10 will please address tn.
lropeior az Biloxi and forward the, cations b.
the Biloxi packets. as there but T. s mail per week
myl5 JOHN w. NIXON
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A RoUGH DIcKY.-Sr Richard Jebb was very
rough and harsh in his manner He said to a pa
tient TO whom he had been very rude, SIR, Il Is
my nay"
$ Them replied the patient, pointing to the door,
beg you you will make that your wdy.'
Sir Richard, being called upon to a patient
who fancied himself very i'll, told him ingenuousy
what he thought, and declined prescribing, thinking
ii unnecessary.
Now you are here" said the patient, 81 shall
be obliged to you, Sir Richard if you will tell me
how must live--what may eat, and what not
" My directions to that point replied Sir
Richard, % will be few and simple. You must not
eat the poker, shovel tongs, for they hard of
digestion; nor the bellows, for they are windy
any thing else yOu please
He was first cousin to DIR. John Jebb, who had
been dissenting minister, well known for his
political opinions and writings. His Majesty,
George Ill, used sometimes to talk 10 Sir Richard
concerning his cousin and once, more particularly,
spoke of his restless reforming spirit in the Church,
University, Physic, &c.
And please your Majesty replied Sir Rich
ard, if my cousin We're in heaven, he would be a
reformer -
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NOTICE.
40 THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREAL DIS

T'O THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREAL Dis
4 EASES-Ths reputation of the IiteI well estab-
saed that all that these who have been
unfortunate have contracted thoyt dread
IN diseases known and cal ed Secret Diseases any part
hslr forms. Thai the writer, after
hi practice OF twenty confined strictly to Veneea
Diseases and Disease OF the Blood (having treated and
.ieved many hundreds who past ali hope, many O
EhoD had been under the
Without rsceivng BE- uei enabled to offer
lively safe, certain and speedy Should the
unfortunately afflicted this short Advertisement they
would do well to call al No. Sc CusTOmHoUsE STREET,
before applying elsewhere avail themselves the
fits Of the subscribers long and iul perence.
mis- b. + MULLEN 81 Customhouse 81
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$ l. AV E EPOT.

" Slave Yard and Boarding House, 15e GIsu1
rro,rsfr street., second door from Carondelst 8. 81.
HooSnE SEhVANTS and FIELD HANl)s, iol "a ~
on favorable terms The building Is large three o ~
Iouse and very commodOus as Slave Depot PsinsSTS
: : in ,b HaY 70 'he nealtn ana cieaA az
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CON UMPTIOM URABL,

ur,5EO IN ? M ~ y "A 2 "a f. =,
- duce Lungs that gomez? Certainly not. Bat q
aeatrise may lom and the patien, will recover
Dr. TUN5TAlI, of London. EdiIbafg and Para after
% years the Medical oiesson, Gee Diplomas
At his Office attends daily 10 DISEASES OF TIE
of the Chest Hectic Flush, Pain in the Chest Colds
bronchitis Nigh: Swes:s, and other Diseases OF Debility
References given TO numerous patients in this city
DR.. T. will take pleasure in examining the Chest, and his
inst consultation FREE. ~ Circus street. between Per-
iHttlo and
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CRESCENT CITY HOTEL,
CORNER CUSTO-NHO USE IND FRO.NT SITS
M ILL be opened for the reception of BOA RIDERS OF
w WEDNESDAY January 3. 1919. We'll fur .axaA
nished ROOMS for Families and Sin gle Gentlemen ssssg
TABLE-tfe best the market will afford. EsasE
The above establishment has been built by the proprietor
rey for the accommodation of city and transient Board
Ii Of the healthy and airy situations in the
CITY, and pains will be spared render those who
stop with him. comfortable.
Faithful and attentive Servanta
Ts Terms reasonabeas any establishment of the kind
in the city [laI DE- Wit E. ALEX ANDER, Proprietor
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A c. AINSWORTH. NU1.5RY P UBLIC ard CON-.
IA. MISSIONER OF DEEDS for emery State in the
Ua,sa .OrFlcK-No. 80 CAMP STREET. New Orleans
SY Dispositions taken, Accounts Protated Deeds and
Mortgages Drawn, and al Documents and Instruments Of
Whiting Prepared and Authenticated Tor Use and Record
in any part of the UNITED STATES
~ Marine and other Protests particularly attended to ;
and all of General Average Partial Loss correctly
stated and promptly arranged. n 26 1ydEW
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HOTELS, &c.

BAY ST. LOUIS HOTEL
I be y on be Of NAV snd ne s
at s sn,snf and ESm se ps uas
signed have purchased this property for
dence, and will Keep the house open Summer and Winter
pains expense will be spared to render the of vers
pleasant and agreeable. lmy2 6ml c. LEWISs& ,
FRANKLIN HOUSE.
Lake end of Nezo Shell Road
l,HE undersigned has Just refed and opened the aboy
tends hns syG1s
of his friends and those who wish enjoy sasa
in The order; he will have boats gill times keep
home He will also be at ali times supplied With every de-
scron of wild game and all the deicaSes that the New
Come one come ALL" ld20 6ml DANHICKoK.
SUMMER WATERING PLACE.
THE EAST PAsCAGOULA HOUSE is now open
the bshmsnt has IN iergone thoroash rem
lions for FAMILIES single be supas ed
if eqnaed by any establishment in the South SITUATED
Ros en- asG nd be
from either direction boats plying between tho epaes
county. It is about ninety miles from New Orleans and
sixty mics from Mobile and glance at the map will show
es for ct bab"s
s mad Rs ns Gsa nE RM the a
pins and snch other ampsements usual at places OF
BRND OF nj C Will Re in Constant aiiandaaee
The BAR will BE- furnished with choice LIQUORS, and
kept in the best style.
There PLY sicians well skilled in their profession
and the diseases of the climate oca ed at Pacagoua and
of Them fo the present season. will have his abode in
the Hotel and VIII give his unremited attention to nvads
such may desire his services he other Physician has
M TH ,f an eHss sifIy
sided oyeLby competent teacher in the vicinity OF the
HOTEL which fan lies disposed, send their children
sY Persons wishing accommodations, will address the
jel4 3m NJ. J. McRAE. Propseof.
PASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL
YfHlS favOrte resort OF the citizens OF Louisiana, Ms
spp and adjoining States, re-Opened tor the tn
reception Of vsites Saturday, May IL. Various S9
wintef with view of rendering this establishment
bic and worthy the patronage hitherto bestowed
The Pass rendered easy OF by the splendid line OF
low pressure mail steamers Oregon, James L. Day and Ca
fonia which leave Like Pontcharrain daily, and the Mo
bile and MonteZuma tri-weekly.
Attached to the Hotel Academy for young Mise
and Boys separate departments under the able
OF Mr. Rlackpan well and favoaby known the
dents of New Orleans The Academy will open June
Two Physicians, o, well known stan1ng dwell atihe
~ All maIlabe matter left at the Offices OF Mes rs,
X. Geddes, Bank Place and Nj. Juson, Esq, corner
Canal and Camp will be forwarded daily my25 3n
30 4 RIDING no U Sc.
121 R3pIER Street, betl0een st. Charles and CdrOn
deiet door from The corner of Car0RdeLet ST
WI fully informs her friends and the public generally, -
that she continues in the above eligible location h
pied by her during the last year. She has had her-A
HOUSE thoroughly refed and prepared for the
datiou of gentlemen exclusively Grateful for past patron
age she hopes by dgen the comfort and
NJ ly d&W
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CARRIAGE MANUFAoToRy-

s'HE Patronage that has been extern led To n 81 ,,a FL;
rally the last years willie on an - De
street has in. iuced Us the last summer
o erect large building expressly for mann
featuring and repairing CARRIAGES - SsT
We have of the largest Shops in tie GouThern
Country, and are prepared with good Northarn workmen
an the best of nlera 10 build any style of Carriage to-
We are also better prepared than before for REPAIR
ING "a RR ACES, and can them almost to their
Dat and Useless We will pay fesh Carriages sent US to
epair We viii also keep on hand an assortment of NEW
ow O!d Carriages taken in trade for New ores We in.
we the attention of those wanting NEW CAREI AGES
aePot1Ty and dye for themselves, the Corner of
fR1I ISH and CAR 0.yDELET Streets next door 10
he Office of the Commercial Water Works rear of the II
Charles Hotel. New Orleans ' 800 " INC '''
myo 6m d&W MATTHEW'S Il DENMAN
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MARTIN III. DEVERETx

OoFPcf, i 1T. sIttt-EE OF q Gfate bUsineSs,
RATES Of Brass. Russia or Berlin Iron of any A
pattern OF slze. TO suit The Fire place Mapel -
SILK and gu RTAIN Rods, KITCHEN FUR ~ q
NTft!RE IN general. Kitchen RANGES for ~
rame Of from eight thousand pc sons improved by
~ H. d. Plain and Bronzsd PYRAMID STOVES. to
fes or toun,lns, 5ooms ship and Steamboat CAnOOsES
ron no. 10 9, for coal or wood. sTONEPIPE of all
sizes and put mp. Path Heaters Stills Worms Sugar La
dies. ETC., on hand to order 7 ~
NB-Bnders and Others in of Crates Tin Con.
per fines or Cutters. will find to their ADVANTAGE 10 call
- All REPAlRS promptly attended to at
) fyI If NO. 20 TehoupitoUlas 81 Nov Orle.r.
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$40 REWARD

$40 REWARD IN
w LII De gwen ior the apprehension of the Boy ~
Wn9 anscorded from the subscriber on the 5ln ~
DesealDef iaSt The boy is about IA year, OF age, DARK II
eine COMPLEXION, high cheek bones rather len ghened'
FtIFssH $500 NJ ;, n'.ghly and Intelligent. 80