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REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA ~ Colonization - Vessel
Wantsd- We learn that thrly-four colored per,
sons, liberated under the provisions Of the will Of
James Duff, Esq., late planter Of Lincoln county,
Tennessee, arrived in this city few days ago, on
their way 70 the new Republic Of Liberia, the Con
stituton Of which is modelled on that of The United
States, where their arrival they will be elevated
70 the rank Of citizens and freemen. These emf
grants will have proper arrangements made for
their embagkation BY the Louisiana State Coloni-
cation Society, chartered under the laws Of this
Stale. We understand thar further and abont an
equal number Of free eoored persons are expected
soon from Kentucky, for tue same destination; and
the Society, as will be seen by an advertisement in
another column, are DESTROYS Of obtaining vessel
70 convey them to their father land, where they
may be instrumental in spreading over that dark
region the knowledge of civilization, religion and
freedom which they have acquired by their soiourn
among ua. Who knows but the hand Of God has
been IN this thing as the best means Of giving 10
the whole benighted continent Of Africa the bless
ings Of civil and religious hberty1 We are much
gEatliied 70 the slave holders of the South and
West cooperating with the Society in carrying OUT
the benevolent objects of their association
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10 The Naval Court Martial now in session at
the Brooklyn Navy Yard, have reported to the Sec
rotary of the Navy that Com Cooper is too sick
10 be tried.
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Che Daily Crescent.
NEw 0RLEANss


ar q our hrat page will be found an interesting
article on the Slavery question and many important
news articles. On the third page, City Locals, =
esc. On he fourth, a fine posmby Joanna Baillie.
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G5- The receipts of the Girard estate, PhilaAel-
phia, amount to about 100000 year. or near
$4,000 month.
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ar. Real Estate. Personal Estate. Total
y, ..... 49,, 1915 6l,1el451 25il93.5N I07 &
~. 80. 10, 76l,9l6 sS,4s5l74 2562 l7O9S lis:

The following statement, taken from a speech of
the President of the City Council of Boston, re-
Gently delivered, will show the rate of taxation in
PHILADELPHIA:
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sKA1lNa ExHlBrTIoS.-An exhibition Of the soatbern
manner Of skating, taught by Mons Pnguely vll he
siyeH py that gentleman, at the Apollo Saloon on Wepes
attend. N "
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EHchMMgR.

SIGHT DRAFTS ON BURGoYNE 8. co.
no For sale by I-lALfOifNiA
fy26 q MAUNsEL WHITE & co.
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Fresh sAs'r5UNES,

10" Per Steamer Ohio.
IHEO. A. JAMES e. Co, Fashionable Clothing
Establishment, No. SO Common Street.
We in receipt Of splendid article of super Blue
and Black French CLOTH FROCK COATS; White and
Fancy MARSElLLES VESTS; Fancy and Black SILK
VESTS, CRAVATS, GLOVES and HANDKERCH'S
OF the latest Styles to which they invite their friends and the
public. cog olrtr
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C0mptr0iier's Office, Second MuRcitDalfty
New Orleans, February Is, 1850.
ADOIpHE IAYET Comntrner
Statement of Comparative Taxatioi

SAAtShhoht Oh comparative TAXuttons
In the city of NewYork, taxes are assessed on
real and personal estate The third section of the
act of the Legislature authorizing the city of New
York to levy taxes, in defining personal estate
or personal property" says:
These terms shall be construed to include al
household furniture, moneys, goods, cattels, debts
due from solvent debtors, whether account, con-
tract, note, bond or mortgage public stocks, and
stocks IN monied corporations. They shall also be
construed to include such portion of the capital Of
incorporated companies, liable to taxation their
capital shall not be invested in real estateN And
in the seventeenth section of the same aw>it is
provided that all real and personal estate liable to
taxation, the value Of which shall not have been
specified by the affidavit of the person taxed shall
be estimated by the at its full value as
they would appraise the same in payment Of Just
debt due from solvent debtor"
And by reference to the Comptroller's state
ments, the following will be found to be the assess
ments of property and the ratio of taxation for the
years 1913 and 1S49:
Y Yer Real Estate; Personal Estate. Total
49, Be- a9 5iss s ss5l s5sf2 IL
In addition, If the taxes are not paid by a spec-
fed time, New York has, by Legislative enactment,
the right to charge high rate of interest, and to
proceed in a summary manner for their collection,
and can levy not only the property assessed, but
also on the goods of the tenant.
1t is proper to remark, that the city levies a
State tax OF five cents on every 500, and conse-
quently that amount should be deducted from the
ratio of taxation, which will leave it, for the year
1s49,at 113. 80 on every 500.
In Philadelphia, as in New York, almost every
description of property is embraced in the ASSESS
ment roll, which, for the year 1919, was
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-26

LOUISIANA STATE COLONIZATION SOCIETY," ,
NewOreans, Feb. %, 1850
eI Wanted 70 ChATter-A vessel of 150 to I75 tons,
Tor LIBERIA Apply 10 JAMES SAUL,
fy28 it Chairman Executive Committee 81 Canal street
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ooNaREss.-We have received, by the way o
Louisville, telegraphic summary of the proceed
ings of the Senate on the 18th inst:
Mr.. Clay presented petition from single indi.
yldual, asking that the first Senator proposing a
dissolution of the Union, be expelled: laid on the
table After the consideration Of the various reso.
buttons, other routine of business, the Senate re-
samed the consideration of the special order being
Mr. Clay's compromise resolutions Mr.. Downs
having the floor proceeded to address the Senate at
length. He spoke against the resolutions and adj
mission Of California with her present constitution
he would not object to the admission had the CON
stluilon been adopted legtimately by the people of
mat State, but he believed it has been adopted by
the interneddiing Of the Executive.
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Our thanks are due the very courteous Off
Gers Of The steamers Knoxville and Empire for late
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PARISH OF JEFFERsoN-Before J,tdgs CLARK
Our readers aware that the election of Mr.. ].
Il. Borgstede Parish Recorder of Jefferson was
contested by MIR. D. Clark, Jr, A jury sent the
election back to the people. Some weeks since a
new election ordered, and the vote given
showed a majority for Borgstede The incumbent
INF Clark refused to give up the office, on the
ground that the election Illegal. Mr. Borgstede
then took rule to show cause why ztal,da0ait,
should not issue. Yesterday Mr.. Clark returned
for answer to the rule that the election under which
borgstede claimed took place at time not directed
by law and without the legal notices The Judge
refused to listen to the return as sufficient one
but considered that the commission was held by
Borgstede, rebutted the return and gave Judgment
tor Plaintiff The defendant took an appeal, which
was granted. The Supreme Court will now be
called upon to decide upon he eonstitutionaity Of
the law of 1916, entitled " Contested Elections. ["
Messrs. Roselius r. n Ogden and Brewer for the
plaintiff, and R. M. Carter for the defendant.
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S- The sales of land at the Milwaukee Land.
office for the last six months, amount to l2O, 543
acres
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We have been politely furnished with two Of the
statements which accompany the memorial Of our
fellow citizens who oppose the REUNION Of the three
Municipalities, for publication, and they viii be
found in another column That prepared by Mr.,
Layet, Comptroller Of the Second Municipality,
exhibits, in condensed form, the objects for which
the debt Of the Municipality has been created II
will be seen that since it assumed the administra
ton Of its own affairs in 1886, over five millions Of
dollars have been expended for the construction of
public improvements Of the highest possible i'm
porance and utility. These public works, il is said
have in the meantime yielded large revenue
which is not accounted for; but the statement
shows that this expenditure which far exceeds the
public debt, is exclusive of the ordinary expenses
for the administration Of its affairs and the main
tenance of an effective police. No candid man,
we think, who will give himself the trouble to
examine this subject, fail to perceive that the
oit-repeaied declaration of the Delta that the Mu-
nicpality has nothingn to show for its debt was
made in the absence of correct information We
hope, now that facts and figures are furnished, it
will hasten to remove the erroneous impression it
has made on the minds of its readers by this loose
method OF dealing with these commodities
The statement of MIR. Garland exhibits the rela-
tive rate OF taxation in New Orleans and several of
the Northern cities, and contains much valuable
information. We commend it to the attentive pc
rusal Of our readers. 1t is based on official docu-
ments Of unquestionabe authority, and shows that
in the Northern cities many articles such as furni-
ture, jewels, etc, etc. taxed, which are exempt
in our own city, and that under ordinary circum-
stances the people of the Second Municipality pay
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-26

10 Solomon Stugs, of Ohio has given $1,000
in aid of purchasing the Gallinas country in Africa,
for colony.
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% Father Mathew was expected to leave
Montgomery, Ala, for Mobile, on the 25th inst
We hope soon to have the pleasure of welcoming
this great Apostle Of Temperance to the Crescent
CITY.
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10 The Apache Indians have onenlv d..,.,od
hostility to the Americans.
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Auction saies wis nay.

SYKES HYDE & Go. win SELL at haEprst 10 O'Clock at 5
magazine stTeet-GrOCerics, Provisions and Liquor. A
hapaSt clock, at the Alabama Press, and imnedl
ateiy afterwards at the Shippers Pres-Cotton.
j. A BEARD will sell, II O'Clock at the residence of DIR
tiunn Nayades street-Lease of Dwelling aud Furniture
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" The Supreme Court, at Washington. ad.
Journs on the LIST Of March to meet The Il, All
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tIg We acknowledge our obligations to the off.
cefs Of the brig Monterey for late Galveston papers
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Gy~ The shares OF the Montgomery and We
tumpka plank-road are selling premium of ten
per cent.
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SECOND MUNICIPALITY LYcEUM-Pr Professor
Forshey viii lecture this evening upon The
Pleasures Of the GeolOgist in Travelling Through
the United States, along the Fashionable Routes
q Travel The lecture commences at half-past 7.
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~ AOlce-ln consequence of our store having been
Consumed m The re Of Saturday morning to No
Is Camp street, up stairs back Office uuti farther notice,
ylS Ct J. II. BECHTEI. s co.
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Es-SEE ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIRD PAGE
Mo5hs .-.-.....C LlFOlNlA Reynolds, % P. NJ Cars
| 81 LOUIS ..-PATRICK HENRY Crosley 10 A. NJ.
t,tI hig, .---..-s.- hiEDOBA, Appega =, S 2. NJ.
iL-oo. h1VeT --.lA TOM, Hunt Y. NJ.
| rec fl'fI --..-----I AS, Claiborne, r. NJ.
81 f1His .-Pk lNGEFON, Ea-r 4 r. NJ.
~ t1gR1s '.'..'''.- MONTGOMERY, Eslcs, ! L. NJ
'tG f'4VeF'. --.'' .SH AMkOCk, Reemtr, 4 r. 81,
~ The elegant passenger steamboat PATRICK HENRY will
rave of " Louis and al Intermediate landings THlS
dsy, at t O'clock A. N, posire POylras rect wharf
HYuE g. OGLESBY, y Poylras stlest
orc NJ. WHITE, Agent, Is Ppydfas Vt.
@ Passengers and shippers will please be readiness at the
"'u'' muir " iy26
NJ The Brig ROWLAND Capt. Watts. fran Phiadelpis is
no" dsehgng her cargo ut Post 10, Second Mrncipatr
nte ~ please ead 10 he receipt Of their goods LCy4
0er"fe they Will be st red 81 their expense md
fy26 j. W. ANDE EWS q Co On e,B,77s, 81
y The Mail Steamship ONO Lieut. FiuIsy schencF
" o - NslIa aIuEr on NeEfOr, lischtrgng has
will hfas o. T. Va street Lafayette Cosignses ere
s 70 attend to the receipt OF r- goods the
houay othewe they vii be stored their penie 1x.
yt5 It PARADISE, LAWRASUN L. CO., gents.
q For Ca,cms, direct The Ependd Steamship OHIO
Lieut. J2aes Fndny Sehenck, U. 8 NJ, GoEman lug, eiys
on THURSDAY MORNING the Ssh inst, rlbck punciu-
s tfaa her ~hrt head o. st. Mary street, Lafayette Passengers
1915 PARADISE LAwRAsoN & CO., Ct Gruver1t.
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SurREME CoURT.-Ihis Court, tChief Justice
Eustis and Justices Rost and Sdell, presently YES.
terday delivered opinions in several cases list Of
which will be fonnd below. This week and next
the Court viii be occupied in the trial of the eases
from East and West Feliciana, East Baton Rouge.
ST. Helena, st. Tammany, Washington and I.iv.
ingston parishes; and also in deciding on cases al
ready argued and submitted to the Court On Mon
day, the llth March, the Court will resume the
city docket, at least far 10 fix causes for trial
the following week. Decisions were rendered in
the following cases
n. Kendall Carter &. Co. vs. Thomas H. Wads-sut for
the price Of gn-stand Plea of payment relied on
Verdict and Judgment for defendant in the lower Court
" z. Hade vs.. lfdrsddu & .Jalaes.-Jndgment for de-
Saa1ess i W HaS v,,ll ce sn
ts section Of land Tile defective and Of failure
Mary r. ac c. vs. Broom, for iIsao@ bs a.,
% made in Cincinnati 70 which place the owner
reusnl o. mssppl had taken the plaintiff and her child
rsn and freed tem and Immediately brought tem back to
MsslsslpPi was declared nudity. in violation of the
Ross Is Observation-Disclosures for the plaintiff affirmed,
Coie .uason and HTfe.-suit for overseers wages
Judgment or plaintiff reyed, and given for defendants
o 3 q niteen dollars on Teconventonal demand.
i9 seng sugar kettes ETC. Judgment affirmed and amend.
Hamilton vs. Hurst 90 Gi-uit on notes for the nrice of
ferry boat etc Failure consideration pleaded and pea
DEFENDANT and the unconventional demand reserved
ifo6ertsOn, Trustee, Inconsistencies on the correct
recording OF mortgage Held, that mortgage mnsl he re-
corded me book for that purpose and in the notaal
with costs s " iaii' "'iii''eu
Dagts ys. BfgHOR. Attachment suit Judgment in ia
yor Of pannH reversed the attachment dissolved and dis
missed and given for defendant and reservng his
gni 70 damages for the wrongful sueng the attachment
SaFah H. Dunbar VS.. Robert DHnbars Heirs.-The
WIDOW ~ neeesstous circumstances for the marital DOR
ton Judgment for plaintiff affirmed
li0rSep VS. Panghdn.- injunction suit dissolved with
before taking the oath ~ " ms e''
BrddU vs.. RichardsOa.-Suit on note Defence failure
q condeaton Judgment of Defendant reversed and one
Lafttefeid n Co. vs. r. J. Chaha5ss-Ac nm hill of
eScange drawn by defendant his BROTHER and aceept
Delece taeteS OF Plaintiff, the draWee Held tbai
prVoi OF partial payment evidence bind the drawer
ess positive proof to the contrary Judgment for plaintiff
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~ John TOOle, Commission Merchant, Emigrant and
Remittance Agent prepared
i'hsd office . Bank Place, sans before the Ere.
yl9 JOHN TooLE, IS Bank Place.
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~ ~ The third Monthly Meeting OF this Lodge will b,
u * held on TUESDAY EVENING, ie 25th inst al hall pas
~ o'clock Masonic Hail. corner OF Baronne and Peidc
streets Members earnestly requested puncua Visiting
Eyes l., H. LANE S,,rstarvf nrn Tern
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Dollar Cold PEN.

II Good Gold Pen aud Silver Case for Dolar We have
received a lot of these capital Pens.
Opinions Of the Press.
Beats any thing yet oiered' Crescent
- This new description is valuable" fPicayune.
" A better Pen we never put to paper" Della.
Now in store...
h- large supply Of Gold Pens, Of celebrated makers
at the lowest market prices, ranging from
ONE TO EIGHTEEN DOLLARS
fy25 sep GUINNESS q CO. n Camp 81
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PpasalsHsassIsfss
Fine Shirts.

IL We have complete assortment Of our Fine
Linen and Cotton Shirts As have made
enabled guaranty Shirts are made expressly for our
customers and are Of course in the latest Styles and made the
materials, and in the best manner.
GUINNESS d CO.,
fy25 sap Dealers in Fancy Articles y Cam ,trsst
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tz4 Missing-A number of Desk and Armoir Drawers,
containing PppeE Blanks and Stationery bsunsng to the under
signed Persons having such articles Pr esson will confer
favor by giving notice where they may he found
BlS T TOBY BOGERT, 60 Camp st.
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Spring Goods,

--latest + Fashions.
M. II. HAGGERTY IL BRO. No. So Canal street,
Respectfully solicit the attention of Ladies TO their new
aud very select assortment OF FANCY DRESS GOODS,
lnst received from Paris, consisting of-Pan Satin Plaid
Meallne, Argentine Alberine Brilanue Bresien Broche
Broeade, Embroidered, Pompadour Glaze Dore Lustre
Changeable and richly Printed BAREGEs, SILK tbs
Els Of all the above styles.
FOULARDS and GRENADINES;
Linen LUSTRE and Silk LUSTRE, for Travelling
Dresses;
Printed French JACoNETs, BRILLANTEs, and
very rich French Printed MUSIINS, ORGAN
DIES and BALZORINES;
Dotted, Embroidered, and Broche Swiss MUSLINS,
White and Colored
French Embroidered LACES, and Muslin CAPES and
COLLARS.
Irish Linens.
Just received and opened very large assortment of soft
finish pure FLAX LINENS from the celebrated Manulao.
tories of Ghon, Mulholand Il Ferguson fully guaranteed
and offered at very low prices.
fy26 2dpu No. 50 CANAL Street
NJ o, StatiOners' Warehouse, IA Camp st.
~ Just received at this popular and extensive
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,
a lsRtEAY AMERICAN l.
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ABOLITION or SLAVERY IN THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA ~ We invite the attention Of our readers
TO an article on this subject which will be found on
our hrst page. Il Is from the pen OF gentleman
Of great worth and acknowledged ability, who
resides IN Of the eastern parishes of this State
lie assumes The high position that Congress has no
power 70 abolish slavery in the District Of Colum
bla. With becoming dignity and moderation he
combines great strength Of argument, and his
views cannot fail, therefore, to command the
respectful consideration Of those who hold con.
trary opinion
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-26

of Machines, Mechanics. En@ine-TEo rIx
and Engineer
Designed for Practical Workngmen Intended for the En-
gineerng Profession edited Byrne formerly Professor Of
Mathematics College Of Civil Engineers London author and in
Of The Calculus Form The New and Improved System
Of Logarilms' The Elements OF Euclid by Coors
This work is Of large syO size containing nearly pages up
wards Of 1900 plates and It will prese working
drawings and descriptions the important Machines ia the
United states Independent Of the results Of American ingenuity
will contain complete practical Mechanics Machinery
Engnework and Engineering with that useful in more than
$1,000 worth OF folio volumes, magazines works
NO Nos l, 2 and of this great work for sale by
Ct NV J. h STEEL a Ceup srert
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Native Am. Fire Co. No. I6.
ttis7S5rY NJ Attend Called Meeting of the Company
THIS EVENING Tuesday, February 26lh at
ks-sefSET o'clock. By order.
~ l.. p McILvAIN Secretary.
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Nv ~ Il IL BUT
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT. CURE OF Ar bis.
EASES ARIsINa FROM iNPuRE STATE or the
BLOOD on HABIT THE SYsTEM, VIZ:
SerQtata Haggs EUd RheamatsH, Obstinate Calaae.
Gus ErlfDtiyps, Pitlpies PHstRies Tie Face,
BL2tchsS, Baes, ChrsAio Sore Eros, RiHgBOrH or
1tHer, Scatd He1d, Enlargement and PatRef
tie Bones and .J0iRts Stubborn Ulcers,
SBpkititfc Symptoms, Sciatiod o.. LHmbag6.
aHd Diseases arising from iRjHdief0Rs VssQf
Mercury -1ctteS, DrOpsV. ETp0Stre or jnfprH-
deace LJe atsO, CT0Hie Constitutional Disorders etc.
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We shallpublish Wednesday afternoon, at ;
O'Clock, the first number Of the CALIFoRNIA CREs.
CENT, intended expressly for the steamer, aud con.
tanning all the latest news up to that hour. This
paper will contain 2S columns Of reading matter,
prepared expressly for it, and will furnish to our
countrymen on the Pacific all the most important
intelligence that can 30 of interest to them. The
California Crescent viii not Be a mere hasty edi-
ton Of our regular paper, with the miscellaneous
compound Of advertisements, etc., that
tanned in city daily, but we shall strive to make
H. as the commencement Of regular series, well
come visitor % the citizens Of California, bearing
70 them. ini freightsd, the news from friends and
home. Az we have already large orders to fill,
applications should be made early Numbers done
up n stout wrappers, ready for mailing, can be
obtained at our counter, or they will be sent with
oaF own mail i the direction is left at the desk
Price Of California Crescent, Ave cents per number
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~ To Captains OF Steam Oats.-The undersigned,
Masters OF Boats lying First Municipality would recon-
nend to Masters of all Boats arriving their Boats in the
fl Municipality Tor the any place between
house and Cond seets We induced notify Masters OF
Boats not to land their vessels Of the condition If
the leyee and the streets front Of the same being impossible to
get egE hauiad to or from use Drys tang hourly getting
to our boats We ohlgate ourselves in said
Municipality unless the proper authorities take Immediate
remedy tie evil by having The oyee and Immediately repaired
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In tins preparation strongly concentrated a the Nedi-
eId properties OF Sarsaparla combined with the
eeciua aids, the sanary productions the most potent
mpies OF the vegetable kingdom and i has been 80 fully
ested not only by patients themselves, but no By phy-
Clans that it has received their unqualified recommendations
and the appreciation Of the public and has established on its
own merits reputation Tor Daie and CFcacH iar superior 10
the various compounds bearing the Of sarxaparla
Dcayes have been cured, snch furnished the
records OF time past and what il has already done for
thonsands who have used it. it is capable of doing for the
millions still suffering and struggling with disease II pures
ceanses and strengthens the fountain springs Of life aud
lnluses vgor throughOnt The whole animal frnme
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nd True Delta copy
.rn RIIII.nER 8

HARDWARE AND HOUSE FURNISHING.
Ii GOODS-All kinds of Housekeeping and House Fur
nshing Goods Building Materials and Hardware. for sale at