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SADDLERY, ETC.

.. PHILADELPHIA
SADDLERY and TRUNK Warehouse
g ROBB & co. No 60 Gravier stree /, are con-
os stanily receiving from Philadelphia and ~TYN
cSA ENGLAND Goods IN their line. j. & rl--4X
Their stock comprises SADDLKRY <EHAN y M
u@&of all descriptions, SADDLERY
etc. INDIA RUBBER GOoDs, TRAVELLING and PACKING
TRUNKS, etc. etc.
Also-A fine assortment OF BUFFALO RoBKs. a..
IF Planters and 'eaiers are invited to call.
SADDLERY STORE-SMITH u Bao
- SO and So Common street, New Orleans. "A
offer for sale the complete assortment of (
Goods in their line in the Southern CT untry, CON- y
SADDLEs-More than 800 varieties Of English, Amei-
can, Columbian, Spanish Mexican, and Side Saddles.
ADDLE BAGS and WALLETS, in great variety
o. Brides. Birdie Filings Martingas Gir,hs, Surcin-
gles Stirrup Leathers Extra, Reins, Hitch Reins.
4-H IN Ess-Coach, Gig and Buggy Harue..
AL 9uaies agon and Dray Harness. complete In parts
Collars, Day and Wagon Sa'des, Hames, Blind Brides and
Plantation Gear OF every description. GTS ~
ssa Gs,S: Tsiss; d.. s :,s
SADDLERY HARDWARE. sADDLERs, =
NESS, shoe MAKERS TOoi snd FiNDfNcs of
and Band Leather ull Top Sides and Hides; Enameled
Sides and Tides; Pate Leathe Of all qualities and coon
Bag Hides tnd Sides. ,oSkins; Wool Skins Hog skins;
Goat and Sheep Morocco; Can Skms Li9ng p and Ell
Lace Leather Buffalo Robes, etc.
tV 5. Agents for the sale OF the Patent 'ndIa
Rubber Gin and Machine Bands Aso the Patent Stretched
Leather Bands; Saw Mill Bands; India Rubber Hoee
Steam Packing, and India Rubber Clothing, OF all kinds;
dl7r SMITH QRpTH r, ~ and 80 Common II.
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THEY HAVE COMET

IF Those persons who have been anxiously waiting
for the arrival OF our SU RGICAL, DENTAL AND EY E
INSTRUMENTS, respectfully informed that they
last hand and ready for inspection. They
really beautiful and guaranteed of superior quality Call
and see them. For sale by
fel0 # P.L. MASSEY. cor. Camp and Gravier SITS.
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IT, We clip the following from the Mississippi Free
Trader, dated Nachez, April 2', 1851:
g In the tme and without waitinr what
will bring forth, is CRAFTY that emi-
nen practitioners the alert alleviate suffering.
pr. FRYER, THE INDIAN DoCToR has been very dlReut
and successful, without the of knife in graduating
pay-hs kilu applications and tender treatment cause
nux of patients his office. giving Indication OF his
popularity and success The advertisement in paper
will point his address, assisted to the nnctor
abode ap30 d& w If
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DIR. Fryer, the Indian Doctor.

t BY his advertisement in today it will be
that he strong and imposing certificates
to his skill and in the of the diseases which
h. proies His remedies purely botanical. apd
their entire in his Of aggravated of
dropy personally known Editorial New Orleans
Daily Crescent, April 12 1851
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GRECIAN FANCHERON1AN DROP!

A SURE AND SAFE REMEDY ior, and will
positively cure, the Sick Headache, Chils and Fever
Jaundlce Dyspepsia Chronic iiarrh9a -ickness
era and Cholera lniantum and healthy action
the Liver without psrtce OF caoms mercury. auinne
morphine entering into their iund Thev do pur
to be dy for all of diseases that e heir
to- but the alb they will
positively cure. They will also a deang.o Of
the stomach and relieve from those aches and
the system commonly called rheum m.
1t excellent remedy for the Gravel, and a Vermifuge
Worm Medicine. there none bstier
ES" Prepared only by DR. J. =. FANcHER, lao Faton
street, New ork, few doors from Broadway.
For sale, wholesale and retail. by
T. ID. BEACH, 1T Canal street.
IT, AGENTS for Louisiana, Alabama, Mississippi. Ar.
kansas, Texas and Florida. fell lyd& w
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DOCTOR FRYER,
THE INDIAN DOCTOR,

rs regular graduate of Natures wide Botanic
Garden and Common Sense Medical College. and has
made the study of Herbs his profession for thirty and
daily patients than other physician in New
Orleans.
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This extract of SarsaDaa has been expressly prepared
reference female complaints No female who has
suppose she approaching that critical period, The Tur
Of Life" should take it, preventl'
for any of the horrible diseases to WHICH eTa
for several by this medicine Nor less vaud
Bile for those who approaching womalhood, as is
cuated by auckening the blood and nvig0r.
atug the system. Indeed this medicine invaluable for
the delicate diseases which subject 1t brace,
the whole syste permanently the natural
by removing the impurities OF the body,n far stimula
produce subsequent relaxation WI CHS the
medicines taken for female weakness and disease BY
using few bottles of this medicine and paniu
sure ica operations may be evented.
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FEMALE MEDIClNE

Dr. Townsends Safsaparla is sovereign and speedy
for lncipent ConsumDton, Baenness Proapsps teri
Falling of the Womb, C0stiyeness, Piles LeuchonhRa
Whites obstruced difficult Menstrnation, Inconnence
Urine involuntary discharge thereof and for the
prostraon of the whether the result
inherent cauaes produced BY meg uaty ineas
accident Nothing be surprising than
effects the human Frame Persons al weakness and ass
tude from taking become robust and full OF
under influence Ii Immediately Couner8cts the nervessa
the female frame. which is the great Of aer
II will be expected Of of delicate
TO exhibit cecates performed we car
the afflicted that hundreds Of have been reported
to us Thousands where families have been without
children, after few bottles Of this Invaluable medicine
hay haan hlessed with n fine. healthy Ofispnne
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A communication from Mrs Robinson, who has Just been
cured by Dr. Fryer of vruen with which she has
suffered will be found in another column
We this respectable lady and The
of The Truth of her statement We saw where the
of her affection had long burowed and saw that
there is not now a trace Of it left behind Editors Daily
Ttaita
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GREAT BLESSING TO MOTHERS AND CHILDREN

1t is the safest and eectua medicine for purifying
the syste and relieving the suerngs tendant child
birth discovered. 1t strengthens both the mother and
child. prevents pain and disease increases and enches
highly useful both before after confinement, it pr
diseases attendant upon chldbth cosveness, pills.
cramps, swelling of the feet dependency, heartburn
ng, pain the back Snd JOINTS false pains hemonhage
and " regulating the seoetons and equazing the crcula
has equal The great OF this medicine is
always safe, and the delicate and successful;
few require other medicine; in te
and light food, with this medicine, will always
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-04

On the first of January old style) the native Gus.
tom. house officials in Russian Poland will be dis
missed, and replaced by Russians, for whom quar-.
tiers are prepared. They will be double the number
of the old officials, and have perfect military Or
ganZation. Other measures for RussianiziDg the
Polish provinces being pressed forward with
vigor. Besides the abolition of the customs from.
tier between Poland and Russia, the Bank of War.
saw will be suppressed. The Polish credit uerein
will in 1852, receive new statutes the rural Judges
tdeJrichter) are TO be abolished and replaced bv
Russian Pristawis. The resident proprietor or no.
bic was generally the district magistrate instead
of them the strict Russian police system will be in
troduced with the Prisawis. The clergy in the
Polish provinces are to give up their landed proper
ITO the State, and for the future will receive
salary from The government, to which the com.
munes are to contribute according to their popua-
ton and wealth. BY this measure the church will
Dc made wholly dependent the State; and,
though the Catholic clergy in Poland are moi gov.
erned by the Synod of St. Petersburg, they will
still lose the shadow Of Independence they have
hitherto possessed The nobility has been punished
Tor the share it took in the nsurrection of 1880 by
nineteen years of compulsory military service;
now, to place it on footing of equality with the
same caste in Russia, it is exempted fiom this lia-
biiity, which it shared in common with the Russian
seris. The monopoly of salt is to be abolished,
and the cultivation of tobacco freed from resric.
lions. These measures may not all be carried out
at once, but they are in contemplation. The aboi.
ton OF the customs frontier between Russia and
Poland has been already effected in fact, the Rus
sian frontier is now transferred to the west, and
forms the limit of Germany. The Polish Jews who
have become invalided in the Russian army, or
have served out their time, are in future to be al
lowed all the privileges granted to the Christian
soldiers. They are TO have the right of settling in
warsaw and other cities, and those of them who
are agriculturalisis will be exempted from an ex.
cluaively Jewish tax-the Koschersteuer. They NAV
also be appointed to any Of the posts in the service
OF the State below those that give the holder the
lowest stage in official rank.
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ToBAcco-The following, on the tobacco trade,
is furnished in the circular Of Messrs. Clagett,
Son g. Co., Of Liverpool:
"a notable year in the annals of the tobacco
trade has been brought to close. 1t was clearly
apparent the entire crop Of America, in the years
1885, 1S47, and 1S4S, and we may now add lS49,
were wholly insufficient to meet the annual con-
sumptve demand of the world and as during the
same period, while Europe was convused by COM
mercial and political revolutions, we had no evil
dence of extended cultivation of indigenous tobac-
CO to meet the positive deficiency in the American
crops, it equally clear the wants of ncreas-
ing population could only have been supplied from
the stock accumulated from 1S40 to lS45-years of
large production and in excess of demand. With
these facts could not avoid course of advance
ing prices, even allowing for the contingency Of
an excessive crop to be raised during the year, to
which the planters would be stimulated, but which
had it not been realized would not have been avail
able until the summer 1851 But a course of un =
toward events frustrated the best endeavors of tn
growers, and to trace the history of the intended
large crop Of 1850 is simply to narrae long train
in turn have been the agents Of destruction, that
| now the highest estimates we have seen OF the
| whole Of the crops of the United Statee, in $780,
| do not exceed 119,0 900 hhds.
| "The advance in prices has been continuous
throughout the past year. and at period has there
been any symptoms of retrograde movement
| Month by month our quotations have been raised
sometimes by slow degrees, but more often BY
rapid strides, intelligence has been received oi I
new disaster to the crop"
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JESUS JUDGED BY THE JEws.-Dr Raphael, Of
Birmingham, says:
While and the Jews of the present day pro-
test against being identified with the zealots who
were concerned in the proceedings against Jesus of
Nazareth, we far from reviling his character or
deridng his precepts, which are, indeed, for the
most part, the precepts of Moses and the prophets
You have heard me style him the Great Ieasaer
Of Nazareth,' for that designation and the Jews
take to be his duen
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-04

INDUSTRY OF PITTsBURG.-During the year
1850, there were built in that city iftytwo steam
boats and two steamers, whose tonnage is in
round numbers 10000, which, at fifty dollars per
ton, gives $500, ,O0O
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY

- = = = OAAAIhJ 1AN w LIxh
l Y; ANDERSON. No. II ST. Charles street. ,-x,- :.
watches, Chronometers and Nautical Ipstu. tS&A
mens accuratey adjusted. Philosophical and Eec wa.
0.honr thermometers altered IS hours - Iv
M H. MEYER, No. 100 CAMP street, Watch - =
PENS. FANCY ARTICLES, and w ATCHES. IA.
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER
WARE, etc. YOUNG Il co, No. Camp street
nave az an times on hand complete srtice,
~ ~ tne above mentioned line WATCHES the best Eng
h Gold and Silver. hunting and open M
iace cases raent Lever and Duplex Escapemens n
ui plate and three plate movements an iAk
Nj Sizes 6eneva Watches plain, engraved and IN.
and quail y. ~ ''' "oA'""'eN VI ume
Ladies' CHAINS of the newest raterns
Genemen's Guard, Fob and Vest CHAINS
1rECTACLES, Gold, Silver and Steel, for all siehts
Diamonds IN Breastpns and Ringu-very cbeap
kades Breaspins and Ear Rings large "a sor,mer
sold Pens, in Gold and Silver Holders Points warranted
Rings NAV 'i"s Nl"p'' pam oolu
GOD and Silver Thimles Studs Sleeve Bu,,on.
WARE warranted pure plain and threaded
patterns Consisting anil Tea Desert Mu.srJ snS 81
Sugar Tongs. Nr -'A>'' Du''ei hhiVes'
An assortmsnt OF handsome Silver Cups
rLAIED VAR consisting Of Castors Csndlestic ete
Fne English ofhce Clocks, Steel Winding Chains.
citizens and strangers visiting are in
% ~ 81 me hnest quality not be exced house in he
af,cuar attention given Clocks
'every' Canes mounted and Diamonds reset nj bn
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NEW ORLEANS,

On Sunday the Cars leave every hour from CLOCK
E An OMNIBUS leaves Canal and Chartres
S'''''' " ]. W. SMITH. Superintendent.
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BOARDING.

MRS. PECK'S BOARDING HOUSE has vet
IV1 very pleasant Rooms for families single -
gentlemen. The hGase s ON Magazine street, third Ai
reduced to suit the times. Gentlemen who DO bus
in the lower of the city, woud find thn hahy
short by the 'mnihus passing ~ I6sl a3 lmos'
ROARDING--In Central LocaIity-A num-
u ber Of Gentleman, with O witAoas Amss be
reasonable terms. BY MRS. MAkY r. MORTIMER.
TO RENT-vesy low to . COED tsnsnt-The fine large
Store under the above Boarding -honse. % 3mos
MRS. W. E. BROWN informs her frieeds and
he pSss AZ; thTY;s sHSsE S 81 ~ S.
occupied BY AIs Shall E Sse:ssdd .nd
permanent BoaYe, that pains and expense can pocaI
NewOrleans, November s, l6s0. MS Vos
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NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 4 1851 y
VOLUME Hl.-NUMBER 2ss.
DANCING ACADEMIES

DANCING ACADEMY.
MR.P. CLISSEY respectfully informs the ladie.
~ and Gentlemen Of Neworle.ns that his Dancing -.
Academy will be opened on MONDAY next Nov e. at -
sNa1N No. carOndelet street, between Common and
EGS Canal streets, where he will the mos, 8
'''"0na1ie Dances now in vogue, such following
a French Quadrizes,
Hlse a DeaI Temps, Polka a Mazoxrka
naase na. 1ro,s Temps. German Polka Waltz.
Polka da Salon. La Redopa
TIE Scottish Polka.
Mr. G. viii these fashionsbe Dsocs, IN ,d;. s ,
men in a courae Of fifteen lessons. e
Private Glasses for adis. gentlemen from I'll oeocs
every day. so - ~~''-
M Class Children from O'CLOCK ,iu a.,. m ,so,, ,
and THURSDAYS.
Class f'r gentlemen from halspa TO- every night,
O, ro. z, ,aoo. NJ SIM os INV
DANCING ACADEMY.
MADAME LEIsE respectfully inform. b.,
~ friends and the public generally that in Of
oSssP SsP u s &; ri. ].
81 :. de si
meme street, 49, nearly Ear opposite the Horse Station, ~
sSsf. :: e
Tl& rus y usual Day. Of tuition As follows CSdrsn':
~ 81 Gsas, q s.!FRs.: Fa.:
from y .ss 70 Z
from Madame L. can Sc onna nlI1a y
S sna y: be-
Iayeue. VILE LEIsE will assist at the Iessons. do
BRUNs' NATIONAL HALL,
NAhoNDkLEr STREET, CORNER OF PKRDIDo STREET,
FASHIONABLE DANCING and WALTZ
IN' ACADEMMY.Mr. and Mile FREDERICK L. BKUNs
= &;
0S3S leach all the most fashionable Dance, in 4 EYsN
fss ois' .aa Ss TT,qfa rRiS1Ys MONDAYS
- Private Glasses for Ladies' from unr o,cloct
Lass Tor Children from I'LL dsrk. '''' N-'
Sias Tor Gentlemen and Youths until 10 O'Clock in
PuPILs' BALLS once a week. f .
,,n Terms:
" ~ "'i---s 81 90
me above Hall can be rented for Balls Parrs
BRUNS Han. f"'oN''''s s'aiyy o hf.
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shts to the Northern ports well sustaned and show
Passengers also offer freely and somewhat
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ESY1ii3|!|I3[|3z3 ES|Y1i3:|:3[|3z3|

THE DAGu EkkEoIiPE SALOONS, No
u 93 Camp street, (Shf budings.) now open
Tor the reception OF visitors who respectfully invited 10
examine the very extensive collection OF PORTRAITS
EV These SALOONS have been magnitcenty fumisheu,
and attention will be bestowed give satisfaction To
patrons. a.
to" By the superior arrangement Of the LIGHT IN the
Operating ROOM constructed expressly tor th
an immense SKY LIGHT, and by NEW CHkMlcAL rRo;
CESS used preparing the Plates. the Porai are
in short Of time (ony isw ssconas sShbms
high degree of perfec0ns With me proper ana natural
gradaon Of Light and Shade. without which Pictures can
not be ifeike.
erayed Lockers of the finest Gold and best workmanship
suitable fsr Miniatures. furnished at the manufacturer
prices. 81,
gueneotyps at New York prices. e. JACOBS,
d24 6m No. 93 Camp street, Newt Orleans.
CROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASSWARE
en- T. n FELL 4 CO.. - GoMnos sTkEET.@
i snd rstaI: Lamps, Plated and Bntannis
Walters. Goods viii be offered al low prices an,
when Tor the country. packed in the safest e y
CONs OF IkMPEKANCS JEWELS, etc.
moqnge lbothefs Jewels kept constantly hand at No
MSs,Smhoase street divisions Organizing IN Texas
I. ID. WILLARD, No. II C-.s~-i---
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INSURANCE.
TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE
Insurance Company.
CAPITAL, 5S8DO O(DO


JOHN. M. HILL. Fres'i GEO. W. MARTIN ss.,,y
~ This long established Company with the mos, amp,
RIVER SEA and RISKS on he @os GSaRSs S. e tas
AssnfY T'FsEfHs + " sss S5 Of m.s,,n
KENTUCKY MUTUAL LIFE INsUhA NCK co,
at COVLNGTON. KY
w. X. ROBBINS, President. A. L. GRKkR Vice P,esider
J. r. PAYsoS. Secretary. q" :
BOARD OF EcToRs:
. o T K NJ wisrs' p o''fs B. s. wsilsi. ii r. Mack
R.PRETLow. NJ. D.. Physician ..
). d; CASEY, Chairman Committee on Finance.
The terms WHICH this company insure life are pecu
than the terms of other Life Insurance tompany an VIZ
The M gree. secSIty afforded Gueranee Fund Of
sDo0o Of which has been paid 10 cash. and $50 o
Estate; ~ ~ sase y" i'ea
Rates Of Premium greatly reduced from the rates of obs,
Insurance for the benefit Of Married Women scu,s
the creditors Of their husbands; ~ ~ 'o"
i ne insured not liable to Assessments for losses:
y o extreme hazards taken by this company I;
A AN annual dividend i9 AZ policy holders payable cash
a9s ~, , made 70 Lille Policies every five years:
focles issued upon application Without Delay causing mn
L0ss of Insurance to the parties. 'e "o
Lives OF either insured between the ages of IA md eo
inclusive, lof l year, years, or for life w.
pamphlets and published by the company will he
haiure principles application and benefits Of Life Insurance
Also an examination OF the plans of the other Mutual Com
posed by this company. together with various tabIeanns
e rates OF premium for the term Of life of sever
smother giving The of this company for ali aee: sd
terms at which insurance is made. so e oa"
ramphsts and tracts furnished gratis, and applications re-
A. dX dMXEDplERBIRN Medical iEf Eaaninsf. iss"o'lean''
change. st. Charles street. nia y T.
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Notice.
OFFICE LAKE PoNTCHARrRAIN RAILROAD Co.
Newt )rleans Apnl 49, 1919

AT a Meeting of the Board Of Directors, it was
n Resoped That public notice be given by the Company,
that conformity with the rules already adopted and made
age or missing whatever, happening goods transported
when resulting from accident during the actual al
shall be at the and peril Of the shippers,
signee, from the very moment it Is unoaded
fiIl If j. NEVILLE. Secretary.
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SEYMOUR b BRO. st
yNEyOr .Ea A Tx AND RETAIL GROCKR9,

YMOUR Bro.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER9.
Nos 2A2 and 344 7sAoapitonias street. NsU Orleans.
JIEEP constantly on hand good supply OF every
n .r ole in the GROCERY LINE, such ss FLOUR,
HACOS. BUTTER, LARD, COFFEE, TEA, SUGAR.
MoLASSES, FISH, etc. etc. in large small quantities.
10 san purchase,s b6 ly
1IADAAlE YOfsk-Ths celebrated Philosopher As
vi uoogst and Physiog nomisi and oil the Egyptian
Oraces Fate respectfully informs the ladies and gentle
OF New Orleans that she will the ciy for
short time, and be consulted any Of the above
sciences at her office, No. rs sraver street, between st.
Peter and st. Paul Streets Madam w. desired, will
chronological Charts with admeasurements of ths bead,
temperament, ETC. Consutntioo 81 aul36m
T ONDON AND DUBLIN PORTER-of the
best quality. and IN pi,s spa A. eS,,t. fos ssle h
CEMENT-2OOO .bbls. Newark, Denman's and
~ Rossndae in store and landing nom ship Oswego barks
cSaS, ss fnA x'1ts 1Sss wi ssafkStb ,s Common
pLEETER PARIs-SO0 bbls. Wotberspoon's
JAS 81 N'"St1i SoaiS n sTs3up co: rs Common st.
TEAS-5OO pckgs. Imp>rial, Guspowdsr, Pow
. sh'.s g. s. dssfR * II r CO s. = oa Lsves
r IME-l5O0 barrels Thomassos, in store and
- j.s ssaaei's' e .SoHs IN ssrRoUp co Is es.ssa !.
CRANBERRIE>-150 pkgs, whols, halves and
.ss saaIl b. nGRfEFF Xii & CO. s. . and .aod Lss.s
DUTTER-700 kegs prime Western 500 fir
ID prime Goshen: 10 store and landing f sae By
jas A. D.GRIEFF CO. ss. 20 and y old Lsves.
CCOTCH WuISKY-3puncheons fine old Mali
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This Company is now ready to make
Insurance on White Persons and
Slaves, at their established rates Of
premium. This being the only Com.
pany, Incorporated in the State. eon.
fined exclusively to Life Insurance.
with an extra Guarantee Fund. tha
directors feei confident that il affords
unusual and much greater induce.
ments to those desirUus of effecting an
Insurance on their lives than any other.
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A. L. as barrels hr .--
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EDUCATION.

MIA TEACHER OF MUSIC. 49,
A5s5k VMRs. n. CAMPBELL Teacher GIN .1l,I1
NSlk on Piano Forte aod Guitar pupils I5SH
"a at her residence No. 227 Baruune De- @BY~
sides her regular lessons she Lectures
The Science Of Music es AR Twelve essons ma fym
HIGH SCHOOL, corner of Constance and Race
Il L ss, by Rev ALEXANDER CAMPBELL. n23 Ix
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-05-31

In complaint To DR.. l. r. Henderson, OF
Fafm.r,ille, We take pleasure in recommending
to all ,hose who are 10y any means afflicted with
bodily pains. to 20 at once and purchase a bot
n, or two OF his most excellent Eureka 1Onic.
For the last three or four weeks, We have been
lahorng under the most eNerncis fn2 pains,
from some unknown cause, and also have had
"A, the same time every symton OF dyspepsia.
w. had recourse 10 diicrcn, SORTS Of medicines,
but experienced but little relief, nn,il We fell
in with D,. lIcndcrsons Eureka. We at once
purchased bottle. and have used about one
half OF it according to direction, and take great
pleasure in stating. that we were NJ once re-
hc.ed of the above diNlgreeable complaints.
We therefore bcspcak lcr 1t nothing more than
far trial, to test It's virtues, which viii no
doub, give il precedence over all other tones
now IN use.