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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-09-04
Z fsc Mexican Mustang Lininlcnt

Has proved itself the most extraordinary prepa-
ration ever offered 10 the afflicted. 1t has prov
ed an infallibte remedy in Chronic and Iuflam-
atory Rheumatisin!
Samuel Rape, OF the Oldest engineers on
afflicted years with Chronic Rheumatsm
lie could not raise his hands TO his head; his
limbs were very much swollen drawn ont of
shape, and joints dIsocated, and he was quite
deaf. lie had spent hundreds of dollars a. nd
lost many more by loss of time. The use OF one
bottle and a half of this Iniment reduced the
swelling. relieved the pain entirely, and ne is
now King about without the use Of crutches,
o even cane says he feels 9 supple as boy
few crops of this Lin,e n on bit of cotton,
changed occasionally, cured his Deafness.
lnH:s asl;sto-y :. .scsz-- ,siiS,m.
Thomas Barnett works at Rcrers 81 Burk-
head 5 copper works; was cared perfectly Of an
obstinate attack of this acute and pa:uf.i dis
| ease after trying doctors prescr ptions and TIL
er remedies in vain, in three days,
Still more ExtrsOrs.s:,ary.
An old physician OF extensive practice in the
city, had patient, "a boy. whom he had attend
ed two years for Rheumatism His limits were
all drawn out of shape in the most shoc :. in =
manner, and his sulerings were OF the most cr-
| onzing and heart rending kind. IL finally los.
all hope of Going him any good; and, TO get id
of the constant calls on him, often IN The night
recommended them to try the Mustang ,.in:-
ment-not that he thought it would do tn. boy
any good-hnt to his great surprise the boy has
got we'll. This is the Doctors co n f. ssion
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-09-04
A Derangement of the Nervous System

{Iy- In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, Drugs anc
Medicines nc',ase fhe diseost for they weaken tho
vital of the already Frustrated ystem while
under the >treng heung, he-gisg vitalIzipg infu
cnce of Galvanism applied by this beautiful and
wonderful dscov the exhausted patient and weak
ened sufferer restored to former health! strength,
elasticity and vIgor
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-09-04
writing, Wrapping and G'rinttna
r r Err
PadOplliIin.

4 new article prepared from the May Apple
N or Mandrake, il is powerfully alternative
and highly esteemed by those Tho use it. Fol
sale by Howeils s. Co.
July 3, 1850. 2S-tf
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Stili more ExtrnOrs. s.,ary.
White swelling; or Hip Elscn:,se.

One case in this city, in both limbs, and tn
whole of one side. has been perfectly restore,
by using the Mustang Liniment alone
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-09-04

Are found of vast service in cases Of CONCLUSIONS or
Fits SPasmodic Complaints. and general Nervous
Affections. of the Head and upper eNtremities Also
Palsy and Paraly sis and all diseases Caused by
deficiency Of power Nervous Energy in the Limbs
other OF of he holy
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-09-04

remain your obedIrnt servant.
JOHN q SPALDING.
2hr best frmale Medicine kno,cn. The Eyirncf 81
leiior Dock and SafsoBuriLI isn Dosifjre,
specify, md permanent cure for all conLpiinfs
iHcidtHt To
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-18
Correspondence OF the New York Herald -, ,,,
GREAT lAIL. ROBBE3Y-PROBABIE LOSS OF A
LARGE AMOUNT OF MONEY-RECoVERi OF
TIIE MAIL RAGS. &c.

THE MAIL BAGS, &c.
about cioht q clock this morning Mr. Lewis Rementer
farmer living on the Baltimore railroad, east OF Gnys Fer
ry discovered within short distance ol MS nonse TWO
nthern mail pouches which had been cut open ana e RI
fled letters scattered abont in every direction ne
ed messenger 10 the city with information ot The iac'
The letters and the mail bugs were conveyed 10 me posi-
office with another pouch subsequently iound on e aa
ioninp farm of Thomas Colwel. The fragments of me
letters and the pouches, show nat u was the enufe
mail from New York ncndng 'he pafkagss
ky Nashville Tenn. Nincennes Indiana Indianapolis ,l
Louis Memphis, Cincinnati, Coum,us ONO, ana rrah.
for KY Drafts 10 large amount were iounu ieiaps "
the belief that nothing but notes were seeciod y e
bcrs The ried letters found fill three bnshel bag ana are
to be returned To H. York by this evening Ha IN order 10
be restored to The writer's Among me pe was ,t'is
from Carpener and Vermilye, of New YORK 10 IT, H.
Marry Richmond Va which had contained siuo IN hoies.
How the robbery effected is mystery YET 10 be
solved The mail car was drawn oy noTses @ Uu. 70 t b
in SIGHT of the passenger cars and the moonlight was
bright the robbery could well have been elected with
ont being seen After the train had proceeded about three
miles along The road small bridge guley found
TO have been but recently burned down. and this would
prevent the train going for several hours returned
10 ravs fey where the passengers disposed OF themselves
they best coulj at the tavern At three o'clock tne @
started again and tho mail agent Mr. Anderson, aa no
M to that time made any discoveries il is presumed lia
the mail car had been opened by false key II Is presus
that the burning Of the bridge by design, to dean n me me
train and allow chance for removing the bags 1u III;
is the case is difficult for their being ouhu ~
side OF the bridge, nearly mile distant a., hs
The robbery one of the bold and daring .a as
ever taken place our county, and has caused M
The mail agent newly appointed al'a v;, M ,bsr
He IS represented as very honest faithful man. 6T. but be IS
strongly censured all sides for neglect Q. duty n.y.
senger car followed close behind the mall car out o"s "
ba Sns bs driver Of The first passenger could not see
the robbers enter the rear OF the mai CD, .oa
There thousand letters as
@ hsan 20 iomsv esulated at from $4,000 TO sOO
The opened letters checks drafts, &C., were sent back 70
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TO ALL JOINT STOCK COMPANIES iNCOR,
PORaTED FOR INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS, IN WHICH

rn.R nar,euar attention j. called the duties enoned upon
you BY Chapter 6 Section 3d. Co ths ne" oni, of s
GINIA) which copy subjolnej oi s'ii o s
'enhei'' ~ oi'e' VI w J. BROWN Jr Second Auditor.
- IN Tho President AMI Directors OF every company moor
poraed 10 make internal The s,o;E @ Of which
.ure - w IN The tine end OF from
,Se work report showing the Of & tns
S head. expenditure the amount tolls receved during
m annual OF the current Jusinsr and
sa rod, which report shall be accompanied BY plat or
n he ami the en Of year thereafter inrhsr
r, condition OF the work the amount ana xmas o
receipts and the profits for such year Where
shall have been prescribed by the ooard OF puIc
rs ami made known company The shall be IN that
orn In case failure make such report Tor sixty days. The
p q. snrb f,;iurr Oct. 7--cSt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-18
MORE DEMOCRATIC TIUNDER STOLEN.

MORE DEMOCRATIC THUNDER STOLEN.
Oregon has elements of prosperity, and is mpros ing
but suffers from superabundancc OF money none of your
bank rags and scarcity of the necessarcs o life. fee
I'rJane.
There it goes again The Wings have tired denour
cling Democrats as blackguard for calling paper money
I" bank rags, and are stealing our thunder.
But says Horace the Oregonians are suffering from su
perabnndancc of money. And goes another Democratic
principle The Wings have always said there not emo"
gold Now Greeley says there Is TOO much gold, and ir
people are suffering from its supcrabundance Oh Nsgr
Whigrerv Oh Il Ohio Statesman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-18

The "New York Evening Post" has letter from Paris,
which saws Prince dc Jonvale has recently written letter
stating ei2t in no will he consent TO be candidate for
the next Presidency:
"why do they offer individual honor? Gays the
prnce What arc my claims TO il! BY virtue of wha,
ccnton do they offer to mo that which they do offer 10
nv brothers my equals if my superios, In merritt Have
not besides elder BROTHER chief of the family by sge
and iu,egcncel have n nephew heir Of his father?
Do YOU think will permit the people TO prefer me to them,
and solae me from theml Neyernever. There is no
candidate for the Presidency among the Orleans family All
of s are uned one have bat ambition 10 be re-
called together und together TO serve France"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-18
- ~ TIIE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF VIR-
- CISIA-A PROCLAMATION

INFORMATION having received by the Executive, that
IoHN CLOPToS charged in Henry county with unawuland
on,on shooting fled from justice and is going at large
A. hereby reward OF one hundred dollars
psrnn or persons shall the said John Cop,on and de-
liver him Jail Of Henry county, and do moreover require a.,
-; ~ nj this commonwealth, civil and military and request c
people generally use their M ses exsron 10 10 procure The arrest OIL
Given under my hand Lieutenant GOVERNOR tacng IN The
ssncc Of Governor from the OF Goyemment) ana
this Isl day Of October 10 the year 1850 ~ h;h
Copon physician He described 10 be about FIX ecs sh
ami OF rather habit weighing about iG0 or Ho pounds s
or years age and very Of that age mas Sp
or srey eyes and ford complexion much the habit OF
ardent spirits has habit drawing mouth in peculiar
Shen talking When the offence committed he was SEQ Am ~
full suit Of black, WV w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-18
VERMONT LEGISLATURES.

BosroS, Der. l2.The Vermont Legislature met al Mont
peisr Thursday D. w. Clark, Wing elected Clerk
of Senate by vote Of IA 9The house baotted IA times
for Speaker without efecng an elscton-he whig vote
being lOl, the democratic, free SOIL &c. lal
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-,,r RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
nrpiiSuED DAILY AND SEMI MsEnLr,
TIE r NJ s.

Il
p,r seven dollars and at the rate OF eisht
shorter period than one Ssa, r r p monh nr
paid IN II. de snS Se s ss Or ya4 ys%''a BY man, post p'
Of this office may be remted per ina In goou anu
lie r'1 s Of the ES@ OF s"se l@s Isssf es
@ "un the accumulation ol osas ,rs
cfan which serious tax upon Eul'ofs
1. tn,en''s ' TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
THE DAILY ENoUlRER-For hieen lines or ss s ] nss, IN.
syn "a; me- week, twice week, or three times week. u"fy
and are charged fifty dollars for thirty ines and IN
A,ron for advertisements oil greater lenS,h-enssa ". i
ys Auc'l'neers who arc ehafeea '0V 00'"''
TIE sEMlwEEKLYFor fifteen lines or ess FIRST insertion
Is f m Instance must be accompanied with the advance pay
oo' .cr, references. insure execution
W 0bares and Marriages from the country whenever he
VI talwr,rnr unknown must be authenticated py he
II nj NE Postmaster the Ieighborhsod or they wii III ho
hished Every measure, thai has been taken 10 pfessn
guizes has proved unavains WE
ua i,sls, IN upon the comm'ncaons oehg cet
name OF the rite' o' The back o. me ner
ae Obituaries and tributes Of respect erceed'ns sht ""ss' are
Us Gtier
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-18

AMERICAN CoNSTlTUTIoNS.-T members Of the
Convention will see from advertising columns that they
can obtain this valuable work the bookstore of our friend
Charles Wor,ham II WILL doubt aid them in their deli
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New York by the O'clock rain that all who are n,o
estcd make application The Postmaster III,
esroraon Of their property. The Wheeling pouch is snp.
posed 10 have contained The ST. Louis and intermediate
mails. Parties in all directions arrest ii possible
the robbers.
Among fancy ces hat lad been con;1ned IT
letters and thrown aside In the search for notes smal
portrait nj Jenay Lind and several markers worked b
children viii, beads nscri5c! TO my dear Aunt" a..
Among the mails broken open and robbed several
Richmond dates as follow FROM New York of Octobe
III from Auburn llh from Bridgeport, llth from Greer
Point, ~ " llh; and To Wheeling, from Gravescnd l2th
from WinchenIca Mass, llh; from Ne. York, l2h oc,o
h.r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-18

While in the Convention yesterday, Mr. Wise received the
crushing intelligence by telegraph, Of tho sudden death
his wife, Monday night, at his residence in Acconac
few days since he left her in perfect health She was
daughter of John Sergeant ESQ., of Philadelphia, nnd mos
accomplished woman Mr. Wise leaves Richmond this morn
in hear
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-18
Ar CIRCUIT C0ynr held for Uea'at'laiNl coaa
NEW STYLE

MEDALLION DAGUERREoTYES IN COLoRS
lIaiT; DaGUERREaN GALIERY may Gd al As
'''- improvements e0nslr:ns cEISsRarynE, g ~
@' psn fha'*a ay T1ytsoTspE, E 'tFsi Z "af second
"Asa,rreotyps on Paper; and orvpr
hs..ciyres on Glass which, every other improvement
ES'! now Obtained the Gallery, No. , Main Street. above
,SsuSre.r NORTHERN COMBINATION SKY LIGHT is now
s s"" The vEsss' wS a. N PssTT Pr sr1s co. Proprietor.
GARDENERS florists, SHIP OWNERS INCORPORATED
NS ASp oTasks
I'VE Pump AND FIRE ENGINE CoMBlNED,.,RieHr SEeuR
BY UNITED STATES LETTERS PArsSrIAi ~
M Prosecuted by Law This the most valuable invenoh OF ne
without which vessels manufactures public edihees no
e1 A @ private dwellings, incomplete and conparanvey mse
m eeden of all unaccommodang insurance companies and
'n"' % defiance 20 the rEeoMS{ksDArloss !ass9sss{
G, % DO M hy 'y r 'nen d Pss
n have given trial, no hesitation
his Pumps worthy oth confidence and patronage of the
','''' 12nS valESFisE ansEfR REckLEn.
.ssse Pumpof Mr. Bringham Mitchell my yard; es
W, r. pI''ec;ion against nre. r. TYLER
me sas pSSmp SnEp, can be seen at the Wing office
NoTCE-All persons buying selling the above aicl. are
',c1,ih'e hnn,,, % me for il: o,,r,,
nm. a TEACHER WANTED.
% undersigned Trustees the Tallahassee Femals Academy
ers Ss empoy permanently gentleman qualified to take
% VIII ;. guaranteed rerson whose character and luaitea-
DC semed satisfactory and none need apply whoss !es-
os, o. The healthy and agreeable South, House and
Of moderse-les. perhaps than e the
% d s'e AHoesMssss ToMss BafTzEII BAL s.Lf
b. F. WHITNER,
NJ A LONG Tru,,eo.
j. W. BAKER,
JAMES sE;I sRooME,
.-.shsaee October TO- 1880 cw3w
VThaf ETC, TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,
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We arc indebted Elliott & Nye, printers FOR very
useful plan Of the Hall of the House of Delegates anda Di-
rectory members gotten up by j. w Spnldne pub
Usher md neatly printed Our Citizens well sran
gers will find il Of great service.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-18

j. W. Randolph has US No. Of the Illustrated no
nestic Bhs Edited by tho Rev. Ingram Goblin "A hand
some edition. with useful Completed in IS Nos.-2
cenfa per M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-18
Correspondence of the New Orleans True Delta.
The Mississippi Rirer Bank Cared in al Piaquenins -
Grea. Destruction Of Property

PLAorrNiNE, LA, UcT. 5, Ic5U.
Your correspondent has painful duty 10 perform Oar
thriving and prosperous little is suddenly checked in
its onward by dreadful calamity. In The latter par;
of last night the bank of the river front OF the lower part
of caved in and has already destroyed property
the amount Of $4,000 No houses have, yet fallen
but for distance o hundred yards the buildings
The very brink, and openings above and behind them
The moving their goods and pulling down hc
houses fast they ought not, perhaps 10 have
made any estimate Of the loss for is almost impossible Ia
arrive Just ioel convinced that The destruction
has but commenced.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-18

E---..el ot'oner TO, lS5U cW3W
VTSiaT e TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN,
puon VIII DC made the General Assembly Of Viz.
hon h grant charter for the construction Of Plank Road
!unson oi Richmond along the Wsham River Road the
"'' us "ss'aam aud Three Chop Road. Oct. s-ew3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-18
ARREST OF THE SUPPOSED MAIL ROBBERS.

ARREST OF THE SUPPOSED MATT. ROBBERS
Upon Information received in Philadelphia Monday
evening the Souihwes. Station House party Of oce.s
was dispatched rlac: Broad and Federal Streets
known "Rum Row. and there arrested John Mccartney.
Thomas Brannan, Jnha Bell, Thomas Vctch and Robert
Mcdowell tile cha rse Of being concerned in the recent
mail robbery The Pennsylvania says:
The prisoners who disgusting and iooking
set Of wr'chos, were taken 10 The Station House AZ l.
o'clock midnight Mayor Jones held examination, Mr.
Ashmcad, District Attorney incrroga;ng The witnesses.
lsaah, alias "Slonmnky Downs" sworn-teshed hat in
the evening he heard H. Mcdowell say, "Holy J., WON'T
rip the bags open to-nighl" Was Bob's slianty
Broad and Prime, after the train wrnt down-was yin
down bench III tho and looked
oul--saw Mcdowell come Of the brick yar win two
mail bags in his handsaw Bell with another
Brannan, Mccarthy and Vetch oul with ;he They
said let's 20 through the pond ANA they will not follow
followed them 10 Brannans hay oit--heard them tearing
open papers-watcd till they Mcdowell said.
"iIoy =, here's Sommuay" and with that he struck
with sung shot and Knocked me down. They went To-
wards Remembers and the fence After got upl went
| oil up Broad street and that all know aboui,.
James White was sworn, bnt knew nothing
The testimony being positive, the District Attorney asked
that the prisoners shond BE- committed for trial IT the
Of the United States District Court for the Eastern
District Of nsyvania, and in default Of bail, IS 000
they committed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-18
d q TN. .n,,.s ssi ''PPSiniTN 'PPoSNnATAN ROBERTS CIR

One OF the Court Of Chanoery for the county o sii
20 ,ho eighth day oi October 1850: ,,.;,,;T
i /; PenG!e:on, 1'
acaia; q @ c..,o.,o-, !, har own
,yh ami as eseclx John p Schernerhvrs deceassu' uos
IN. nec OF This subject BY way OF foreign a!nne
by the vi John r. Sclermehorn deceased 70 .ne
iao, WiamF Schsmerlorn the payment oi deo que 70
@ az the said cndat; and the said iddeendant not nnS az
ms Commonwealth and having failed 10 appear ana
hs ula,lfs hereby notified 10 appear al ho rnss
Tor ths said court the FIRST Monday III December next,
al Ia whatever necessary protect has interest ~ ne sun
Acopy T'.c N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-18
,ycullSCERY-yIRG = Al rules held IN The Clerk

fy RY-NlRGlNIA AT rules held n tHe oIsh
oheoi The Circuit Court OF Chaneery iol 'he e'u' "
The seventh day OF October so. 49,, -, u;..o., p,g
Mary Baber by her next friend Johh ~
Dsf.nd,rt
Joseph Baber, -. , ,..,,r;oo ,hs ,n,rria,,
ssn;,ei between plaintiff an the defendant % oe uul
Void All ne defendant named not having entered ms apeal
n 10 the rules aud affiav nvi5 peei
n, a, ha; he nh bitaa oi this State lie Is eeo
na. apJear the rules 70 be held or no s coui m M o
december next, and 10 what necessary to project MS IN
Ierer II ,he subectulaier OF ths suit, >,,nr. 9Th,
AC.y Teste, PoNliAtaN Noo0NA'' ~
e.tw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-18

john !Iowarth and other .a. nr'r,,"'.,, -.
T rt OF this suit settlement OF inc INC
,-s- anl decree spong ,he trust subject amongst ,n
49, soied thereto according teir respective rights Anu
above nand having entered his appearance accord
IA s he moi an nhsbi,ant OF State he hereby nolihe
a. Inc rules 10 ba held The sad Court on the hr't Mon
G ncebcr oex, and do necessary protect his ls'
e,.s IN he subject matter Of Ibis sui,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-18

YCHNNCEItY-yiRG At rules held IN the :, CLERK
c o, the Ch,ncery for the county o ehr.'
this eth DAY OF October, 1850; - r. ro.n 1Iow,rh
L-"d'u S'"-e'' S Plaintiff:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-18

ELECTION OF JUDGES. The people Of Pennsylva.
MIA have by large majority confirmed the amendment
the constitution, ~ elect Judges by the people
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-18

- ycHaNCERY--NtRGINlA:- rules held IN lhr Gierk
ob,e al Circuit Conrt OF Chancery "f 'e eou". VI ~
~. .i,hh ,,ay OF October, $3.50
Msy ; '>"S Plaintiff:
easel,
ai"hstr :, a.,.rmorhorn an, othsr Defendants.
, a, h,s sui, Il 10 have settlement anl distribution
- s.ss OF the pat John deceased
-; Inc defendant above being one m The defSeer ue m
~ ;s said es,ator and being lnhabal oi lh on
% he hereby notified apper at the rules 10 o he oi M M
- nr on the first Monday December next and 40 "na' W
"a protect his neres, the subj bectnattsr ni ms so
sc0PS ,a' Tss's' = "'>
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Just received and for sale at J. H. STBEi'S NewOaaHs
Sationers Warehouse, IA Camp street:
LIFE AND LETTERS OF THOMAS CAMPBELL.5
BY Dr. Beauc. vols. lsmo
SKETCHES OF MORAL PHILOSOPHY, By Sidney
Smith vol l2m9.
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for August, 90 9. 2ip NV
GOSHEN DUFTER-2O frk'us fresh and choice Gosh
n Butter, andinffpx ship Creole and for sale by
sli 81 GOODRICH y GO, ~ y and 81 Common st.
'URKANTS-29q nsks IN store; q, r,-..,...,,.a
no RENT-The story brick House on Julia street, a
Hven lst October. For further particulars apply TO -
A. +. COCHRAN q co. q Tchoupltopiass o.
TE7UE story brick House side of Baroma susss
1 doors North of Julia Apply as above. sc
ITOR SALE-The COFFEE HOUSE and "a
II GROCERY situated on the corner of Hercules 1HE
md Calcue Streets known as the " Hercules Coffee -
l0use II has good stock and excellent run OF n
70 be sold account OF haviug other business 10
FOR particulars apply on the premises as above. So
AOls FOUND-A large brown Bull Mastiif, az
~ cropped esrs-whch the owner have s=Ate-SA
by uahng at ARTHUR O'DeNNEhL'S, .,s
s133t' corner of Poydras and Q Le1s sts-,s-7
SETANTED-Board wanted by a gent- man, II h y lsx
child, private family, where there sie Gbsses
boaTders-within fifteen minutes walk from uie 81 i9a
Address A. b, n Magazine street -----IJ
IYULTON MARKET BEEF-l50 Packages Ieoe''
Il per steamship Ohio, and loI sale By d, r,up 81
sI2 CHAS, ST0HGHHON' ~ CAu'P