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Carriage AxlCS.

SNIEitl. all sizes; sand and Glass Eaner
II " tc-wash. Shoe, Scrub and Horse Brush
Is: Glue OF various qualities. Gum Copai. and
Shiiac; Tobncco. snuff, and Cigars; Matches
f"riumery; Shaving Soaps; W ashing do: Fash
Oii; Meats do; Sperm do; and other articles
usually kept IN Drug Stores. For sale hv
Oct >, lcl3. REED.
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xTOUNG HYSON. IMPERIAL, GUNPOW
4 DER, and BLACK TEAS. for sale by til
su bscriber; and warranted 10 be good.
G.. MCCULLOUGH
Nay %, lS49 5-,f
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4 tSD-L5yE:sk OIL

R. BLACK. Of Hilsborough, O., has IL Il
8 for sale at DIR. Howeil's Drug Store, No.
10, Main street, the following medicines: The
Family Pills; Dyspep'ic Pills; Asthma Phthis
ic Pills; Cough Pills Cough Powders the Blood Y
FiGy or Diarrhoca Powders; Children Diarrhoea
or Summer Complaint Powders; Asia,ic Choe IA
the first or they generally called, pre-
InonIto-y SYMPTOMS, Diavrhoea Powders: Chill
and Fever, F-ver and Ague, and Cure Pills
Oct. 3, 1870. 26-tf
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WAGONS FOR SALE.

VINE unde r>igned has for sale two Two
Horse Wagons, one of which is nearly
new, the other considerably worn. Also. a set,
Of double Harness. that is nearly new. ANY
person wishing to purchase will 90 well by cali
ing at No. u. Main street. opposite the Bank,
Richmond. Indiana. JOHN HAINES.
5th mo. 9th, ls49. oo-tf
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Rags and Oats Straw:

1.-THE highest market price paid for Liner
ana Cotton Rags,aud Oats Straw: either IN Cash
or Paper and Books, at Cash prices. by
]. f. MENDENHALL.
Richmond, Aug. eth, lS49. 5,f
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The Most Extraordinary E,i>cosct, in t,.e
World j. C"i.ai AI;ii,;au Remedy ion
Man AID E:ta.t.
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II e T. y Il $ 4 STE y II e u >
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
BOOTS, SHOES. HATS, CAPS AND
BONNETS;
at SleriRs Old Stand,l
No. 1872. MAN ST., below Fifth,
Mark f.. Reerrs. J CINCINNATI.
James f.. Re.res.
Isaac SteHhsas, June 9th, lSi9. I3if
~ASADoRAS. Principles and ReCalirS. lust
Z from New York, ut No. Il. Main street.
IRWIN REED.
Oct >, 1919 s-u
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II. G.. FARRELL'S CELEBRATED
ARABIAN llNsls!Eldl.


l 49,, .,..,.' =, H.. 49, of Oh YER
-, idI{ ,,,.,, ~ H. r..,,l, az ,,,a,,,r. lint
nc a.. 49,. L.co,, ,.it,,.ate !, IN tl,,,r hi Sio-
~ ~. - ,i,,, ACCOUNT e. ti,,ir .rrnri~ipo ,,l,,y-
- 49,. -. $50; ..;,,,,,.,,,,s -. liz i,,,,.v(.
.'.ra Of ,sd,cine us',. IN. won,.rr Of the apr
1t >, ~, ~ ,;., a., s.i..,,,.. f 4 ;,..,,,l. ~
sir 'I VII, 5' hem "n. Wa to H. res, Of
the woria "a sealed boots and II Botany They
were t"c most zfa'o"s = .sn1I ~ - :" I'M,
Inns nI o,Inrons eoa.s. whence
80 t, - has. .r,,..,..ti,. o,urs ami fr,rr.4;,t
,I ~ Min ~ ,,,o,,,7,,.,-.,i.i.. Imminent IS
,.o,,,ros..4 .,5 H.. q ha.e ,lIrunIafinr u.ctuous
s !, ....,. .,,,,,..-t;. II j. ,,E.,,
ri:, ,-t.,,,,.,,,.o,,-I,. ,ti,,.ed thrrt,i, he
- XIX -, 80. ,vip,, ill.,. mot mt nee
~, =, - i,-..ti,- short lirae of - or ,
;.ufcs ~ ,,..i.,, ! rrci,,,.t iatrr-uI and r.
r,I ;,h,,, ~ IL. d.'',-r !trai..trates
H., f.ah 10 I'll. L,,c r.l,x.s contract. Cords
nse,n Ii,,,hs winch h.ve been ns,s;ed for
v.;rs causing The hriveI-a fish to CROW on. and
ricb irood IN circrlata tl-ourh its veins II re-
Storms Tho e,uovi,J TIuia or Jo,nt water. and
tis - ,h. reason why It has been 80 utiyers n +,
- chron;a ',,s"r'an. Of IL ninc. L.v~r. Innc~
and kidneys, Tins great Arabian remedy stances
unparalleled; for AsHe t1ahe or f-nitrget'- nj OF
II mas Pef'of''5n s"'i'e - u. ''.',
cures ol' 'so'i" ,,,i,I,i. -
I ans /" oah@N' ~ -, : a. r.
H''-7' A"tf''t
IN diseases OF y i'S' stlch a. !Nt''ii' o'' - a.
sweeney. sun Complaint, Dis'e'h!'&r' fdTcf'
sprainS, bruises, wou'i-S, ithe' t'dNi!is
ana "in1gaiIs' ana i"r nearly an "istaSS' t''heA
~ man or o"aS', when require an tAtFrna' dP
plication, Hiis Lin'leht STANDS at tfie heau Vi an
mcdielhfs'
Ltrer Compt7'Ht. EtH>'PF/"S ana 1!'tSU-
R,,wIck. MARION Co, Ky, May y, 1910
NJ II G F,rrErI-Daar Sir: Your Imminent
j. selling very we'll and doing vast deal OF gooa
amonc the peopIe 1t has cured bal case of
ERysIrrrAs aud another OF Il BAD rAir ~ 7ar
BREAST. \ lady who was confined to her bs j for
several months with LIVER Conrr.INr aud AZ
FRICTION OF rffr Hr,rr, WAS entirely cured ~
the use Of YOUR Arabian I.ipialent. She shiu the
doctors could DO her no rooa 1t mas hee y a;pit-
ed 10 a frcsl, cut and cure! it ina short tisae.-
| have been afflicted with RHEUHATIsa. Tor "a long
time and lust before a wet spell j, palued me SO
much that had no peace all day; and in the
NIGHT I commenced bathing and rubbing with
yonr Jioirnent and before | was done rubbing
the uaiu ceased. JOHN BTCkAAN
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II AWRENCE'S PURE WHITE LEAD. i,
IL always kept for sals at DR.. Howcl.s Drug
Store No. Is Main street.
May y, lS43. A7-u:
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LIST OF BANK SorEs RECEIVED AT THE Branch
BANk AT RICuMoSD:
State Bank Of Indiana ,sandusky CITY Bank:
ana branches; seneca County Bank
kentucky Banas Of 50 T,iiD, Ohio;
ana upwards; Western Reserve Bank
State Bank of Ohio and Bank Of Virginia ano
branches; Branches;
Lat Bank Of Cincinnati Farmers Bank of Vir.
Ioiunlerciii Bank ofdo ginil ana Branches;
ciiy BANK OF do. Bank OF the Valley o
layton BANK; Virgin and Branches
na"" OF 'eanga; Exchange Bank of Vir-
Canal Blk Of Cicveland; GINA and branches;
Guy do Notes Of 50 and up
City 4" Columbus: wards al pay in New
Tr"hkHn Is OF Zanes- ork, PhiladeI pha
v'i'c and Baltimore.
uW oIso be rrceired at lie ..I'alladium, office. in
payment for subscription. job work and adver-
'isi"g-ihey will. indeed. Those indie bted, &c
will, &c &c &C. &c &c. &c. .NuTced
Tn True WHrG DocTRINE--Thc Wing
Convention of PENNSYLVANIA recently hol-
den at Ilarrsburgh. among others, passed
the following resolution:
"Resolvcd. That protection to the in
dusi'y Of the people is one of the first du-
lies Of government: that the true interests
Of the State aud Nation are best promo
t'' Nv lilc HdHtiIdfIuTFT. ntCIdu-
ic and I.aborcr, side by side with the Ag-
ricu.urist-- that the days of greatest pros
rrri'y for the country have been those
when domestic labor has been protected.
aud unnecessary and excessive importa-
ton OF foreign fabrics prevented by a
proper tariff of duties; and. in our opn.
ron, such results have not followed the tar.
III Of 1916, and can never be promoted by
o. Miss Catharne Beeclcr has given
$1,000 towards the establishment Of n high
school in Milwaukee for young ladies.
HrThc Catholic church is about to
torn diocese in Minnesota, with the sea,
of the Bishop at st. Psul.
rrA little boy. seeing drnnker man
PROSTATE before the door of groggery,
opened the door, and putting in his head,
said to the proprietor. See. here, neigh
Dor. your sign has fallen down"
o. The Murireesboro' (Tenn) Tele-
graph announces the deaths of two revo.
lu,ionary soldiers Moses Perkins and
Thomns Brown. Of Warren county, Tenn.
1.-the first aged 90 years, and the other
aged 100 years.
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SPICES. 6c.-CIove>, Cinnamon. i l,spsce
- Pepper. Nutpeg<. Mack. &c. Ground and
ungroand. who'll saie and retail, at d.. HowelI's
Drug Store.
Richmond, May %, lSs9. 10-,s
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ours. Respectfully.
JOHN BUTLER. Jr.

FEMALE MrBlc.yE-Ilr. Toynsend's "a -sa,a.
riiia is sovereign and speedy for Incipe nj
Consumption. baTreuNesS. PfoIapsus. Uteri, oil
Failing Of the " oub, CostIveness. Plies. Leu
corrhoea. v hltes, obstrIcteC OF c fcnit NJ n.
sfruatlon. Iaccnt.ne nee Of jfrine OF involuntary
diSchage the reof. and for the general trostrat.or
Of the SysteTt3--no matter whether the result o
inherent ctGse or cauScs. produced by irregular.
itv. illness 81 accident. Nothing can be rnore
surprising taan IFS iaEi1cratiHg effects on the
ausnaa frame. Persons al weakness a4d lgss
til =. from tssin- II at once become - r~t at
ia! oil energy under It's influence. + iafuseci
ateiv couut@ractS the nerveIessness SIS. H.t u.
franc, winch y the great cause ct j e==
/: will not Re expected Of "a. in cae s. 81 H.
cate nature. TO exhibit certificates ct5~e. .e-
formed Jat we can assure the altllct. -3ss' i.an
dred of eases have been reported q ~. .se1
sands OF cases where families have tsea y thou
children. after using few bottles tH.= .aVai
uabe medicine. have been blessed s.l.A fine
healthy offspring
GREAT Ei.EzsfNG TO 31oTHEEz ASH Cssrr.T,Ezy.-
Il - the safest ana most elleetual medicine 70
purily.ng ihe ST. ans relieving the suffer ng
attendant upon child birth ever discovered /
strengthens both the mother and chic. o-cyen Il
pain ana disease. increases and eur.clss Inc food
those who have used It think il is iudi~f.e nsa 81 =
1t is highly usefu both be fore and after coHhne
rneut, Il prevents cseese ate moan upon child
birth-i1 cesfiveness. Plies. cramps. SYvelliH:
of the Feet. Dependency. Heartburn. : emitting
Pain ii the Back and Ions, Fa.se Es.Aas, Her
morrhaEe, and in regulating the secrs4sons ane
eaaai.ziar the circulation il has ecuaI. Tn,
great beautv CT this medicine - II aiwavs SAT.
ans the most delicate use It most sfls ,-ssl.IIy
few eases require anv other medicine . som.
llt.le castor Oi.. or 4lagaeSia, is useful. Tx
ercse in the open air, and light food With tin
medicine. viii always ensure a safe aud easy
confinement
JOSEPH HOWELLs. No. &c. Main stree,
Richmond. lad. General agent. TO whom al
applications fer Agencies should be addressed
Sold in Richmond By JOSEPH uOWELLS.
R.caHoad, JAY ALI, lo-J.
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TAXES FOR 1870.

expect to attend in the several townships
j in the County, in order TO receive the Taxes
of this year. on the following days, to- wit:
Y (,,rifu \cUnorf n,I, G, 1 fl,
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UU 10. INUV. II III ITO. ISL x ID
And thereafter at the Treasurer's Office in
Centreviie.
II is hoped that goodly number will avail
themselves of the convenience of paving in the
Townships. Those who do not wi i'll please call
at the office at their earliest convenience and
at furthest within the present year.
Receipts for the amount of ROAD TAX on
real estate. where the work has bee done must
be handed in at the time of settlement, or the
amount will have to be paid in money.
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e HILL , > : r - 3 ;,

u - u - - - 4 - i - 81
- it gives Immediately complete Restoration
after difficult labor; preventing
FEvERs, WEAKNESS, LAMENEss, &C.,
The Universe Of Physicians 10
CA TO produce q Medicine
that can compare with the SAuvEuR for the cases
above specified
A bottle will be presented to any respectable
person who will test Its virtues. and
make the result publicly known
liable "a any time to need IL. fRI1 4 50 css
Persons unable to bay can have 10 Grseutaosasav
DrS. KEDDENlsION 4 TERRY.
PrOprtctOrS
Ne. 4 College HALT, Gincassast, ..
For sale nj the Drug Store OF
Ri .hmond, June -, 1879. Or. HOW LIS.
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TONS BAR IRON in Store and for sale
by J. NJ. & J. HUTTON,
Main ST. doors west of Peai
Oct3, 1919. II
ENTlNTER strained Sperm OIL, of the first
w quality. Just to hand hom the East, at
Ne A., Main street. IRWIN REED.
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RATES OF TAXATION

RATES OF TAXATION.
On each 500 for State purposes - cents,
- Education Of Blind, | cent
IS Iunatic Asylum. lea mills
IS Deaf x Dumb Asylum , cts D m
'' County purposes, Is cents,
IS Road purposes on Real
Estate. 10 cents,
On each Poll for State purposes. - cents,
County purposes, 80 cents,
Dog. more than one. over SIX
months old kept or hartored. 50 cents.
ACHILLES WILLIAMS
Treasurer OF " awe County.
Centrevic, Sept. 9th mo- -, 1919 3otn
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WOOL WANTED!
Rich HnOnd WOO1Iem Factory.
FIsHE undersigned are prepared to receive
W q l., TO manufacture INTO CIoTH
CASHMERE, SAriNET, TWEED. Flannel. and
BLANKETS, EITHER shares or BY the ward
4 lso, TO
Card and spin by the Pound.
They har- on hand supply Of the above
named articles. which they will exchange for
WOOL. They viii. also,
EUls and Dress Cloth.
for all who will favor them with their custom
IEVINUS KING & SON
5ih mo. 23d. l~!9. s2tf
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EIc>;l Groceries. Medicines. Nc.
atvE are rcceaviac almost every week lots
~ Of re-h Groceries and Medicines, 10y
Citizens Cincinnati line.
On hand quantity of Canvassed and other
Hams. put up for family use: also. Prime Lard,
SC. &c SWAIN & POE.
Ang -, l>ia. 3o-tf
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W The above Notes, from 81 and upwards
TiH 0IsO be rrceiped at lie ..T'ailadium' OGce II
payment for subscription. job work and adver-
'isi"g-they will. indeed! Those indie bted, &c
will, &c. &c. &c. Sc &c. &c. 'Nufrced'
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SlERRG DAVIS. Vegetable PaiG h Her.
new AMI invaluable medicine EVERY
family should have n bottle OF it in the house.
IL is cheap For sale by l. REED.
Oct !, leI9. ,5f
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jlI1ESlgl;7 S SAM
The Great American Remedy
For Lung Complaints and all Affections of the
Respiratory Organs,

Inc Great American Remedy
For Lung Complaints and all Affections of the
Respiratory Organs,
The Best Remedy euer kaoun to Man, for COUGHS.
ASTHMA, Colds, Group, Bronchit,s Bleefinp Of
The Lungs, Influenza, Difficulty of Breothine,
Liner Affections, Pain or Weakness of lie
Breast or Side, First Stages Of Consumption, etc.
OUR AGENT at MarksyNle; La. write; n, ,...
.uessrs ScoDn d .Nead-Gens-Encosed 1 send yona
letter from Dr. Duany Graduate of Medicine and one of
our most skiltu PLY scans, tesying to the remarkable
effects of Wistars Basam in his own practice He stand,
practice. lSigned1 g. A. STEyEssu
Dear Sir promised 70 inform you of the result Of my
trial Of Wistar's Basam of Wild Cherry upon Mrs NJ,
1t relieved her cough and her general heah was so much
improved that she fanced herself entirely cured and con-
trdry TO y GdUfce she discontinued the of and al
Church The consequence Of this she had return OF
splitting OF blood She IS NON, honeUer using The Balsam
aga., ama = reconerng nMdr the nse RI a. The Basam
was also Used twice in Mrs Ms family for Group. with
am informed rds TelieDed three hours after fakng Me
doses The other. little girl less violently affected
relieved by taking dose, Before writing you further
wish to try this medicine other on other nnenis
Yours. etc, lsignedl b. DULANY. ND"
Remember
There base Counterfeit of this article sold genuine by
unpnncipd dealers in medicine in this ci5 ipnpos TO
come from Philadelphia coaney PIT up and bears the
of WIsTAR's BALsAMr n is of recent origin and
endeavore 10 be sold the Unsfi0p OF the genuine and
signature of S ANFoKD & PARK on the engraved
SEotlL MEAD. 113 Charres ST
Between Cont and st Ions sts
SoLK GENynAL AGENTS for the Southern States
N. B-We have no Agents in this city. fy1
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3s9
;l3i;|3H S573;;S
THE GREAT REMEDY


For rheumatism, Gout, Pam IN HE Side, Hip,
Back, Limbs and Joints, Scrotula, Kings EuH,
White Suellings, Hard Thmors, .Shg JOINTS,
and all Fired Pans whatever
Where this Plaster is Applied, Pain Cannot Exist
l'HESE fLASTERS possess the advantage of being put
in alrtight boxes-hence they their full virtues
in all climates We have just received the following esti-
mOnal from Y Z. Sellers eminent lawyer successful
practice in Wilcox county Alabama. He gentlemen in
high standing and one whose influence has great weight
CAMDEN, Ala. Nov. Gath, 1643
.Messrs. ScOUH S- Mead Gentlemen - Having been
requested to state what has been the result of experience
in the of Hebrew Plaster cheeully comply BY
saying that have found be heretofore
invaluable medicine In different cases of my family
have applied the Plaster to Chronic Sores Tumors and
Palms. and it hassnevef failed to afford instant relief have
also used wltgo0d effect upon my person the
of ulcers, with which have been severely afflicted
" Respectfully, etc, &. C. SELLERS"
Beware of Counterfeits and Base limitations.
CAUr0N-fhe subscribers are the only General Agents in
the Southern states Tor the sale of this truly valuable Plaster
and in order TO prevent purchasers being imposed
Counterfeit article, sold in this city and elsewhere, for the
genuine they invite particular attention TO the following
marks Of the genuine;
l. This genuine put mp smooth, engnet turned bot
TONED boxes, not Soldered IN.
2 The genuine has the engraved head of Jew David on
the dectonS around The box with accompanying Record of
Coun to L. Taylor, Rochester.
SCOVIL MEAD, ff3 Charities street,
Between Cont aud st. LOUIS SITS
OLE GENERAL AGENTS for the Southern States fya9
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UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE.-The Courier des Etats
Unis tells good story of veteran of the Empire,
an ex-soder of some eighty-nine years of age,
who insisted upon marching league or so TO de-
posite his vote for the Napoleonite candidate lis
friends and family opposed him on account OF his
age and infirmites, but nothing could shake his
patriotic determination. Upon his return he met
one of his neighbors, who inquired why he had
not voted Not voted !" reared the Imperial
veteran. Il did; marched all the way down to
the town, and when | came to a public building,
with a erevice, into which lot OF young fellows
were deposting their ballots, threw in mine. y
The old man had polled his vote in the let'erboN
of the Post-ofoe.
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of 7enSas. No 1872 RosT J... Per curiam This
suit based upon account for work done to public
evee in the Parish of Tensas under the provisions of
reaveto roads and evees the Parish of Tensas approved
April 49, 1847 The admits the of the
count but that noacton lies upon against the Parish
The plaintiff claim sustained the first instance, and
the defendants appealed.
The 5h section of the act of l47 provides that special
leyee fund shall be formed by the imposition of tax upon
land of the proceeds of certain fines and foeures
and the 9Th section oIdans that each OF slaves
poyed on the evees shall be entitled draw from said fund
the sum of one dollar for each days work The appellants
insist that the only claim of the appellee Is against that Pe
ground. We of opinion that they have failed to make
shown that they had provided the specific fund which the
Of 1S47 made their duty raise and further they shond
have adduced satisfactory for their failure to the
plaintiffs claim out of it. The judgment is affirmed. with
costs Frost for plaintiff and appellee E. d. Fana for
defendant and appellant.
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New Orleans Seed Store

AND AITRICUII UHHL WAREHOUSE,
IL COMMON Street. corner of Irhoupit0uias street.
By AFFLECK. COMSTOCK & co
rFNE subscribers have just receiyeI from Wethersfeld
Gardens Conn the largest assortment and heavi sy>
..AA estst0ck of Garden ami Farm Seed Bulbous6&3
El&S41RoOts Towering Shrubs and Plants Fruit -
GWS Trees. Horticultural Implements and Books
~NNV offered in the South
Boxes of Seed put ug order and assormens made
for the West Indies Mexico California Texas and for any
port IN the Southern Or Western country.
Market Gardeners, Merchants Factors Planters and off
ces OF boats, rely upon having their orders promptly
executed, and every article warranted genuine
: Jas II AEFLECK. COMSTOCK l. 60.
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SONG....B vIsIoNAIRE.
When the days last crimson bushes
Linger on the quiet sky,
When the sunset radiance flushes
All on high;
When the evening breeze is signing,
When the moonbeams kiss the sea.
Then do with love undying
Think Of thee.
When the evening light uncertain
Fades away and gently dies,
And night filings her sable curtain
Der the skies
When the stars are brightly cleaning
In their azure canopy.
Then am forever DIRE aiming
Dreams of thee.
When the mornings rosy fingers
Draw the veil of night away.
And the sparkling dew yet fingers
On the spray;
When the birds are blithely ranging
Over every flower and tree,
Dearest, then my heart unchanging
Turns to thee
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
mae u ID n u and NE, LIZ L u u L, NJ.

COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
Corner GIROD and NEW LETEE SITS. .Neao Orleans
FTNHIS fine Hotel is advantageo usy situated being in
Il front OF the principal Steam and FlatbOat -
landings and affords peculiar accommodations for a.
Western Merchants, raiders and Travellers gener- 49,
ally The house spacious and comfortable and possesses
convenience the chambers well furnished and
airy the table supplied with the best the market
furnish the Bar will be supplied with the best Wines and
Liquors; all of which selected with No
pense will be spared make the COMMERCIAL worthy of pub
lie patronage JAMES ROACH. Manager
old I'm O Joseph r. REIL
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DAGUERR EOTYPE.
,LEcrRo-MAGNETIo PORTRAITS,

ELECTROMAGNETIC PORTRAITS.
by the application of the above mysterious agent to Da
ID gueeOype "a discovery of the subscribers the under
signed is enabled to produce PORTRAITS Of the most
superior kind in SINGLE sECOND-catching the precise
expression instantly and fixing it indeby upon the silver
plate IL Those who wish to retain in their families good
LKENEssKs of relations friends do so at moderate
price Rooms Of Canal and Chartres Entrance
No. Chartres street. tmy3 1yJ w. II. HUTCHlNGS.
MAGUIRE'S DAGUERREOTYPE.
M. would respectfully return thanks for liberal patron.
- age bestowed him since he first had the honor OF
introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NewOresns.
five yea ago. during which time he has taken portraits
than any other person in the world His specimens
exhibited the Fair in competition with others taken by
the best operator from NewYok and he awarded the
First Premium No specimens exhibited at his establishment
but those taken by himself j. asuesthe public that hiI
portraits will continue be what they always have been
BEST His long experience and constant practice
the best inducements persons DESTROYS of instruction the
beautiful art Genuine Voigander Cameras 40 per cent.
cheaper than any in the city, 81 other articles the same
Platss s2per dozen Soovs No for % 25-gnarantied
best plates made in the United States Cases % rs and
% 50; NewYOrk Cameras at xiS.
E-F~ Orders from the country promptly attended to.
kv Entrance No. CAMP STREET. mill If