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LAND OFFICE, ST. LOUIS, missouri,

May 26. is49
SIR The following are the numbers of % military bounty
lind brought this Office for location between
the LIST and l7 instant all of which lost In the late
fire, viz No 1884, 63l77 1874 1857, 4273 $685. 3OO5s
$780, 30 900 30 81 SAC AZ as2, 81 02, 574,
6232 53465 s72 55aS2 404 $500 40,302 all OF which
numbers are in pencil the township pats but the
Of the persons who located Them not known In addi
ton to these several warrants. the numbers not known
whchwere awaiting further action the part Of the
ers lost ut the time also some of those
turned by the General Land Office for correction The
and numbers of these no. known TO this office
the letter which accompanied them is also lost.
Very respectfully,
Yo,ir obedent servants ri.
THOMAS WATSON, Register.
RICH b. WALLAM, Receiver.
Hon. RICHARD NJ YoUNa, n #.
Commissioner Gen, Land Office. ,as
q Uyusbinpfot n itne
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DENTAL NOTICE.

WASHINGTON CRY, April 3, 1919
In rengushng the practice Of Dentistry in this city,
Dr. WIN. H. DBBLE, feel ii duty as well as pleasure
to state the evidence he has exhibited Of his
skill that consider him 5eu qualified forth profession in
which he is engaged and recommend him my reLdsand
patrons, confidently believing thai to those who may avail
themselves Of his services, he will prove himself worthy
their confidence, 5a'tsEs Ei H. BARRON.
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- The Albany Euening Journal prints
the names Of thirty-6ve appointees to the
minor Post Offices in the State of New
York, made on the 18th inst
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REPKRANCEa:
DR. L. PARMELE, Dentist
z. d. Il w. II. GILMAN. Zap H--d6m
roUGHKEEPsIE FEMALE ACADEMY,

POUGHK FEMALE ACADEMY,
IN CANNON sTREET
THE Academy 10 built Of brick of ample dimensions to
accommodate fifty boarders aud arranged expressly for
female boarding school, situated in Of the favor
able locations liz the village being CENTRAL yet retired plea.
SAINT anu healhful. aagA
PRINCIPALS: 4
Jacob G.. Tooker. A. M.
Latin Greek, Mathmaties, History and Analysis Of tbs
&E5Ng6 ERghsh Language,
MRS. CAROLINE w. TOOKER,
Mental and Moras Philosophy, Composition
TEAcHERs t
MISS CATHERINE VAN vALKENBuRGH,
Criticism Psychology Ndfrnl Phosophy Rhetoric, Nor.
sial Chart, Composition
MISS JULIA s. HOPKINS, b$t
Pen,nanship Astronomy, Ancient and Modern Geogrn.
i.hy, Ancient and Modern History. Botang Composition
eE Fa'Ef Fit LOUISGHUBE,
ADoLPH AwENG, Afasic on he Piano and ts1i.
French. &@l tar, Drol0l1g, Painting
FRANCISCO ALVAR, in 0iLs aud pnter coors.
German, Spdnish, q Haitan II BRIGGS M D.,
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FATHER MATiIEw.-The Mayor Of the city, learn, has
signlfed his readiness cooperate official capacity,
with the committees Of the temperance fraternity 10 tender
q suitable welcome to the great reformer.
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The paper for the above TO be Of the best quality
Book-irork on printing-paper.
For composition, per thousand ems, for small plea
Do do do BREWER
For press-work and paper, per token, for royal
. DO do do for medium
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TUE ALIMENTARV CANAI-THE SKIN. Ann
THE KlDNFYs r-


~ VS. healthy operations OF these Three Great Purifiers
1gait4 6 ENTIRE FREEDOM from disease maintained
e. s4t elbow Fever Aene and Fever, DiarhRa, and /
s maades prevalent az this season Of the year from
Sl g,e system, J. IS absolutely necessary thai these
TRAINERS OF the impure, diseased aceumua fiopq
ads6 ~, whether produced by he INHALATION or poI.
al I'm lnqViA INTO THE LUNGS through the agency
BOON BY means OF uNWuoLEsUME or IMPURE |
Ha4a " iHE VARIATIONS or Our ArMOsFuFRF FRoN |
eai 70 hur TO COLD, By which the PORES Of the !
AsrRINlED ClDHED, ia which case diseaqq r
Ha N VI Hliani should be cleared oil al DISTRACTIONS
htaNhf ss 1Airi Bowels and kdHeVa 70 their natural
hsaA - end Disease is expelled nom the system, and
lnll bl.2 y q tie ORIENTAL LIFE ELIXIR. has |
= now iof & A. iion the Manufacturer in New York and
D. WRIGHT s. co, l51 Chsr,res s.
do1geIT N containing the historical account Of The
10agia 81 N wonderful Remedy, may be had qrdfFi.
Alstilf 81 lti e above and VIII be found hishly
-eA s9FfLEi
y CUBt w EXTRACT OF GOPAVIA AND
The = hdr 1)issaqre n ~ Ffgfs4r9f fraale
ely, duiInr M iAs Remedy lof die lasf ten yeas IN this
leet euIu. Ws qi y has rarely sied 10 effect per-
~ lalfiu4r eii s ai .i Z. i "a w
SEATING uf1usIt 49, ezeeleneo BEING free from An nan
- futHn + epiabe 20 the most delicate stomach.
Aoi re o1nig convenient and portable size, and
di0 Ga 9N's Drug ana edsaieal Store.
ITNTE an 49,. i1alap street., New Orleans
ss.t AND CUBtHs itANIA, ARsAPARILI4A
sAll. q ne lar ls.aai lielinteltoh ms pintel
i ssdia1Hs ad8 ias any other extract, and with
Fl lls diineaHg H ~ eiuents, Yill rarely fail. pro-
Alf % .s1ga,ias AZ Fa..ssesg 80 10 % eaa a
COZ ANS G0N0RTs.,5,. 1900
'IllI IIlf fsals ed11 s.Att.A AilAlLElE.
" BE- 1l DIS disrs..sii leililg ha MiAIsi hh
M WI i1 every in1ia1ee en-, -. ~ pp iss
~ Money when il fails Hs 0sIY
Susie s PADDOCK, alO Poyaras ,,.
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No. Sc CUSTOyHIFO USE STREET, Men Orleans.
INVALUABLE nlSGOVERY-.N0 agrequirer until
Cure is cfiecfsd.-pyae Diseases cnred in a few days
by regular physician without mercury other poi
medicines, at No ST CUsTuMlOUsE saet, New Orleans
. Louisiana.
Dr. MULLEN calls the attention Of those afflicted with
any Of the forms a Disease his general advertise
in another column. The treatment adopted Icy him
that which has the approval Of the most distinguished Sur
OF Paris hOudOn and New York and universal
has proved beyond doubt thai permanent lnr the
worst of Constitutional Syphilis GOnouhTa, Structure,
Enlargement Of the PROSTATE Glands, diseases induced by
certain solitary Practice etc. etc, he obtained 10
moral certainty II application be made those Whose lutp
gence, skill and experience can be relied Since Dr. Nul.
len opened in tins city, all the many HAT have
under lis have been Curei. without single exception.
some of these Of years standing. One remarkable
ul structure 20 year, DID, has been Cual 10 the surprise Of tho
patient. The gentleman twhoae re4peGtabllry Is known To-
the citizens of New OTeanJT ut h5d, and thy his perus
of) he referred De- NJ. treatment Of Structure is
not known south Of New York, His treatment Of GounT
Ta and elect The most perfect ever discovered IT, is tile
shortest, safest and suret The patient takes no copaya
cubes turpentue, other nacous doses, but cure rs oh
change Of diet; to N0pays unless cure effected within
the time named.
DEMONSTRATIONS men Others, who by sexual excess
saEpONuuOH may have brought themselves any OF the
painful consequences resulting from unrirnned INDULGENCE
Of the passions such premature impotence involuntary
seminal emissions general debility. constitutional dgruuge-
meHi may consult DR.. Mullen, h honorable confidence; he
offer them perfect The tuect -ecFesy observed.
Ur. Mullen may be consulted daily his office No 81 Gus
| tOFh0use street BENJAMIN MULLEN, MID.
szV Remember, No. 81 Cusomhouse street. Wl5 If
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ROGERS
I7Sl NSl
GNSlS

A SAFE and Certain Cure for CONSUMPTION Of the
\ l.uNGsh SPLITTING Or BLooD, CoUGHs, CoLDs
COUGH, and all Pulmonary Affections.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
The Louisville journal says: DR.. Rogers's LIVER
NpkI and X not only gives immediate relief in Coughs
standing here and esewhere il making very remarka
bic cures Of Consumption"
The Railway Register adds: "W We have heard it stated
by persons OF great nectably, who haye used this mel
cine, that II Is OF the remarkable medicines of the
age for coughs Colds Influenza Bronchitis Asthma Pain
in the Side and Breast, Splitting of Blood WhOOpipg Cong
nate IN Consumption; and the certificates attached 10 Ire
advertisements would seem fully to Justify this statement
LIVER w ORT.
This Plant has for many years, been found to he Of singu
recently It asceaiHed that il possessed great power in
aestng bleeding AT the Lungs, Coughs Of chronic cnac.
IT. etc, ami OF essential service q all diseases Of pulmonary
This article now universally acknowledged to he the mo
healing and efficient application for diseased or decaying
Lungs or any portion Of the eshy or muscular parts OF the
human body It's medicinal and nrery1tiye 0ulls were
understood by the Egyptians in the early ages Of the world
ana no doubt now exists among scientific men, that the pre-
pncpaly oil this ingredient. In later ages il was found 10
De ~ universal among the aborgnes OF America and al
ans day Their PRINCIPAL anil IN fact only medicine for an
u9ouhu sa'e ul INC Lungs or approach 10 it. Those
who arc acquainted with the history of Ibis hardy race of men
KNOW ui3, degih trim C0Hsumpt'gH Is unknown among
hem. Inc medical iacuy in all countries appear have
3h IenoW introducing ia their practice. Dr. Buchau, OF
England Dr. tneliQn Of ST. Petersburg Dr. la prienra
haLG combining with other articles in their prescriptions,
~ Resgre ef Counterteits and base huitatioast
the engraved wrapper around each bottle.
rtIgs FRiCEi = Per Bottle, or SIX Bottles for 50. Sold
SC0ViL 4 MEAD, II3 Chartres street,
~ 3mdNW between Cont land ST. Louis sts N. Orleans.
HoLE GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE SOUTHERE STATES.
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BdT4Hg IN lC brRqrg Passages, ETC.,, etc., have boon
cured by ths Compound Mixture, and eases of SyrHILIs of
VIC go5 nyelene description, have promptly yielded to then
The preparation j., wilhOutdOub eiaciual remedy
ana mas cured many obstinate diseases, after many Othur mel
clne bad tailed IN DIS improved form. 10 isuaaty tascles,
ana effects permanent cure be space Of rs daVs,
without much restriction 70 dict, duy TO thu
ness leslde Tins important advantage, n leaves the
pan subject 10 That Troublesome weakness that occur often
alter The uHe Of other medicines generally prescribed aHl a.
taken In the tr stage OF tho disclse, it viii arrest tho d
charge, and remove aunpIeaant eenE- in a few days n
pruf1ced Or chronic sta-e Of the d a- in obstinate
Deei7 Female Compalis such Whites etc. il Is, with
out doubt ue most eiteetuul remedy ever discovered.
we 90 neloNer these Specific as FA-ACEA
everytUr, but Tor the ahove-uacl cases we are author
wed by doctors Leroy and PeeeT, Of Paris, Che inventors
to guaranty a cure.
We would here remark that these preparations have been
before the puhhe Of New Orleans for the last and
they have universally proved ciiclcious.
~ Sole A geucy, No. y CARONDELET STREET,
bctt0ffn Canal anil Common streets. Il Iy
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ALLEGED BuEYING ALivE.-In the midst Of
axaaaeraton and invention, there is one undoubted
Circumstance which formerly excited the worst ap-
prehensioas--he fact that bodies were often found
turned II teiT cofins and the grsve-elothes dsar-
rahued Bat what ascribed with seeming rea-
son q ne thr0es Of vitality is now known 10 be
due b tss agency Of corruption. A gas is devel-
ope.l in lie dscayed body which mines BY its me
cbanieal force many Of the movements ollie. So
powerful is this gas in corpses that have lain long
81 he wafer, that M. Doyergie the Physician to
ire M0rgue, az Paris, and lie author Of Textbook
on legal medicine, says that unless secured to the
table they are often heaved up and thrown to the
ground frequently, strangers seeing the motion
e ne imbs run to the keeper Of the Morgue, and
announce with horror that person is alive. All
bodies, sooner o. later, generate gas in the grave
and i constantly twists about the corpse, blows
ont The skin tall il rends with distention, and some
times bursts the coffin ITSELF When the gas ex-
podes with a noise, imagination has converted II
into an cutlery or groan the grave has been re-
opened the position OF the body confirmed the
suspicion, and the liberation been taken for evil
dence that The wretch had knawed his flesh in Tie
trenzy OF despair So many are the circumstances
N.hiohwill constantly occur to support conclusion
that is more uHsubstantidl than the fabric Of a
dream Quarterly ReVie5e.
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THE FIlI5yCH IUCiVN CORDIlL;

rv,rT nv ~ tfg {, 3 ttfsS
Of lmpoeucy has gained Tor them iusi celebrity. To
those persons who, BY excess Of yenery EpouOn have
brought themselves Premature imputency Involuntary
Seminal Emissions, General Debility Weakness and Shvpl
ling OF tue Genital Organs, Nervous Affections any other
sions thee Drops are strongly recommended. This dreadful
practice (uansm) depression lUWnes of Spirits
with peculiar fits Of melancholy, and lessons both mental and
bodily capacity.
f The only Agency in the United States is at No. y
CABuNnELEr street, between Canal and Common Streets
New Orleans, sign of the Hs-gulapius Statue II ~
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It may be confidently stated that there is no case of PHI
which may not be cured by the PAIN EXTRACTOR
# certain remedy, and removes at once the pain and
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CHIC, for the cure OF
GOnOrrhma, elect, Stric-
lures, Neuereal Diseases,
etc, etc.
in offering these preTa-
ratiOns TO the public,
doctors Leroy and rcleuer
learlessls hazard the aaer-
ton thai They are not only
not surpassed, but unc.
quaIlel, either Tor their
curative properties Or for
milduUss, safety and Ger
iainty in their operations,
by any other preparation,
compounded for similar
purposes, now before the
puhlin.
LOng standing Cases ul
G9HOTrhaa, Gioef- Strtc-
fsfs-na EHasFs aV Tho D s--.a
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A &. AENsHVORTH, NOTARY PUBLTC and
~. COMMISSIONER or DEEDS for eUerH State
fp Tie llHi0R. .OFF1CE-NO. 3 2 CAdp STREET NewOr.
leans - Dispositions taken Accounts PTobaied, Deeds
aud Mortgage Drawn, and all Documents and Inslrumenisoi
Writing Prepared and Authenticated for Use and Record IN
any palt e ils UNITED STATES. Commissioned
SlNce SA6.
Marine and other protests particularly attended TO
and al eases d Gcaai Agerage Partial Los correctly
TED and promptly arranged. mh25 lyd&W
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W rIi!loE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREAI
4 DlSEASES;-Ihe reputation of the writer is 30 well
established that all that Necessary say to those who have
dT9d diseases known and called SECRET Diseases in any nar
OF their various l0us, that writer after
tn practice Of twenty six years confined strictly 10 Vearea
Diseases, and Diseases Of the Blood, (haying treated and NJ.
leyed many hundreds who were past all hope, many OF whom
had been under e treatment Of eminent physicians without
receiving any beneit) enabled to offer you positively ata
certain and speedy Should any Of the unfortunately
afflicted tbs short advertisement they would do well to
call at No. SO CusTOMuOUsE street, before applying else
where and avail themselves ct the benefits OF the suscrbgrs
long and successful experience.
~
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CnsTIYENEss.
or, CONSERVATION or THE Row
HHE PAIN ENTR ACTClR

2 4 II 3 n.
tie PAIN EXTRACTOR
Is the smest safest and certain remedy for This disease
1t will positively give relief in the cases. and even after
all the old remedies have failed Persons have frequently
called office with astonhment upon their faces stating
that they Ind used the ointment for other diseases upon parts
Of their bodies the bowels and that a copious movement
had resulted from it, Thisesu viii always follow thorough
rubbing Of the Extractor upon the bowels when they are eos
tive. Let the experiment be tried II is perectysaie; and
in no instance can the Pain Extractor do harm.
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MEDICAL CARDS.

nH. }. BENsADON-Cl Office and Fs.f5ono. ~ i, 80
- Canal street, Ieweeu Phippa and Circus ss IN s1
nR. MACGIBBON has removed to b o PLiippo eirect
- between Grayier and Common MI I'M
hR. WALLACE, No. 81 Arcade Pagsgve Inn Stair s
from to p. NJ. ' a. Ne ~ AZ M'' ana
Orders LETT at the Drug Store of H. Bonnabel will he al,
eells1 ", - ia26 lyd&W
nm N c,.t, HomUoPnthlst.
~. ~, GLASS, Gate Of iOplnsvie, Ky) No ~
Orleans. ~ Ni'''' aueels' Ssw
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! ACURIosrrT IN CoMmERoIAL TRANSACTIONS.
A letter from Liverpool, dated Nov 10th. received
in Philadelphia by late steamer, mentions the ex-
taordinaTy fact Of the sale Of lot Of cotton thirty
two years DID, which has been lying all this time,
in warehouse in that city. The lot consists Of
one hundred bales, the remainder Of 10, Of five
hundred bales bought in 1917 at I'D. sterling per
pound. Il was sold at Sid.
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INSURANCE.

NASHVILLE MARINE, FIRE INSURANCE
And Life and Trust Company.
CAPITAL q $500 .00O--all paid in Surplus $4,000
~ JAS. WALKER, Sec'y.,.JAS. A. PORTER, Pres
The operations Of this Company for IL years. have been
confined alone and exclusively to Underwriting.
RIVER Sea and Fire Risks taken at tire lowest rates. and
losses promptly adjusted. w b PARFEE, Agent,
inll2o ly Office, No. g Camp street, New Orleans
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MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE AND FIRE INsUR.
ANCE COMPANY OF LOUlsIANA.


Office No. 3S Camp street,
Between Common and GravieT SIS.
TRUsTEEs;
John Ilagan, Joseph Walker John :; Allison,
Peter Conrey, Jr,, Maunsel WHITE MN. ~ levenchr
RObert J. Ward, Samuel stewart, Edward Sparrow,
Isaac Johnson Geo Strawbddge, Henry S. Buckner
PETER CoNREY, Jr President Board Of Trustees
DIRECTORs;
Joseph w. Stanton, John Stroud, Sen, NJ NJ. Cohen,
John l., Lewis, John Calhoun, Preston w Fauar,
WIN. NJ. Goodrich, Joshua baldwin, William II. White,
John l.. Sataraps, Wanlek Martin, John y; l3en,
A. ID Cro75sman Marx W alton Mm . s. Iopmpkns
Edw. Jenner Coke,
t. This Company Is prepared 10 entertain applications
Ee Insurance. and issue Policies all sOuud and healthy
White persons and Negroes at the Table OF Rates established
by the BOtd, which less than the rates charged by tie
New Or and London offices, and without Their restrictions
residence in the South BY the charter, Dividends Of
Profits are declared annually, and the profits draw interest
their amount, where the party has paid his premiums in u
JonN HAGAs, President Of The Company.
PRESTON w. FARRAR, Vice President;
A. ]. WEnpERRJ.HN Nj, ID. Medical Board Of
THoMAs lluNT, NJ. Is, ) Consultation.
HARMSS n6GNE Secretary . Il. T.. GuoED, Attorney.
RfclT,Rp BE1N NJ d. No 81 Magazine street Medical
Examiner Office hour for blacks rs to SO A. N. do for
whites 10 p NJ, at his residence. lie Will examine white
applicants at the office Of the COMPANY daily from 2a 70
O'Clock P. H. lie viii not examine any one at his DWELLING
without permit, which eau be bad on ne office
OF the Company. H. L. ltt4AhIAs Agent
h California Permits are issued Life Insurance mem.
bor at New York and London rates Prospectus Table Of
Rates and all information Life Insurance. and all papers
Necessary to effect Insurance can be had al me Office OF tie
In order TO accommodate all Glasses Of our citizens young
and mechanics having families dependent upon them, the
premium $50 nnnun, TO onealf in
cash and unehalf 10 satisfactory endorsed note at y mOhih
bearing interest a. per cent peg annum.
INSURANCE ONLY By resolution Of the BOard, Fire
~ Office hours, 8 a. N. to5P.N. jes7 tial
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hereby certify that have been afflicted with aninveterate
Fever Sore for fourteen last past and have spent nearly
1--WE hundred dollars in employing physicians andn purchasing
medicines that used recommended for iia but d
no purose mt as ast resort ii heard hi and ted DA H.
LEY : MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR, when, 10 my
great surprise, before had used whole box of this Save
ah0ut me. BRADOCK DAVIS.
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She brought to my bed box and applied the sores
felt immediate wherever il touched me- and begged
for enough to annOnt thoroughly Il obtained and
life seemed 10 invest To The burning pain
the chest made Pills Of 1t, and took them which
soon cured me- my life to your valuable Extractor
being strong ever, and have been early
in the year 1872. kERZlA FRENCH.
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was nine years under medical skill in the cities Of New
FORK and Albany, aborng under te most distressing Ey
epelas attended with Inflammation OF the Kidneys and with
bleeding Piles, deeply liberated with large Jumps Of the size
Of hens eggs pOFudng and large bos covered my body
The urinary seeie0ns stopped for days when my distress be-
intoefabe My tongue cracked and the roof of my
mouth covered with sores and my chest al the root Of
my neck, was constant burning heat that cold water
did not cool Il.
coYeFy, when Mrs. Jcssup desired me to
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vii h4rily 90 fof ne meridian Of New ohleaE
Z. ~eal y hard one Of our lowergirla to q
nat % visasa pale"
FIoWER.GIRL.
rl,,@.d nam i.t,lsb ths world sad and weary.
A1nrh hfaht alG Wg H0Wfcis, my yisage Is pale.
flI 81 l4il0 can render misfortune les dfeary
IItl7altl lone uniilen and list TO her tale.
IN sOd9w sle asks il,
Gone buy from ms basket.
nosa thalff der-drpp Of heaven doth imueHl1
W opening buds many,
Pray 4y out penny,
wish Elen, young Ellen, poor l0worgir
n.spdil 4 aga The hopes that my infancy chersh'd
Anl severed iosevef the fond and the brave.
~ Father, nn VICTORY field, n0by peished
And lanfeiad BY Tame is the WARRIOR grave Z,
Huk bis Flarg-deeked end was diversity s token
4e De seIm-rireg blossom, she iaded heaFi broken
And lelt INC an nrrhau--a poor ll0Wer-gP
u soNpW she asks IL,
Come buy from my basket.
a nose shat the hey drop Of heaven doth imnearl
With opening buds many
Pray las ont = PENNY,
With Ellen, Young Ellen, poor AowergirI.
flht where ) she cottage. the home Of my chdhoodT
iia NE0odlne Is wlther'd that shaded the door
no more viii its shelter be sought By ihe WILDWOOD
luweieOne BE- hlest BY the tTav Tor 10 nure
tif1F long has the ruin been tFear and foTsahor.
The ivy entWines where the foee loved 10 dwell:
AND ols will Che pang Of remembrance awaken,
Within the lone hreast Of the poor fowef-gih,
lnsouow she asks Il,
Come buy ffun my basket,
A rose that the dew drpn q heaven doth impear,
With opening buds many,
Pray lay Oui Iienngs
With Ellen Young Ellen, poorilowef-girl.
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LIQUORS. ETC

VF7lNEs, LIQgORs AND CORDEAI.s -,
w For Bars, Steamboats, and Family nsa--fi It-taa
hqlqeauH and ofheI Wines bottled to order int
every style OHlers for Ship Stones executed al tes
no THEODORE AlEEKs, IS Common 81.
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CALIFORNIA HOUSES
4 tAlAtoRNlA uQuSES-PORTABi.E- built with
dispatch. Also. NEGRO QUARTERS cheap -,
e5N tqt nQdgi, 20 10 seen a the Sh0p-WheFe an sd
s NM. q = taAPtNlERiNG WORK and JOBBING IA
NNYs 81 SIS IHARLRs street, Julia.
- QIdsF iIgm US Country pTonptY attended %.