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BRANT'S INDIAN
p|D|FIING EXTRACT

s,e5 , yl,i.e in cre.s ,c.yecf pul 'hcr' = rlrnlsW
pioul 20 -,rtt ana ,frctei. Ls rNE !plI ~ 81 y 'f'
lans rrurIul, healns Nll.]r, ~ rra 'h t..' -
O4,H', ur nu, other mrdcn" TINT las ever been 1N
Zoo suu 1-rrr s mluuhicd urput N "nr panph1' ,,al
me-, ni i rra hd m Irr.esy. they that wrr" ~.
,. ri vcl IINf-ihcy that were LAME and tIlIfI IN
..,i How WALk-lhcy that were SICK. S ROl LII u
ant ol,crsist diseased hay0 hc.n HEALED .'d ClRi<D
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MENHlRS or CONGRESS


IN Other parties veil "oNn 10th" public. an
ni''ianA' mlshirs n'tntr l,.orlhrIon rrsp"ctIn
linz
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""~1 1ll hone ~ '"lf had boon given up and every
thing else been tried in vain The beneficial results
wL.-u nave u. lormly attended their use is conf
dcnl- stated 70 he without parallel in Ae annals
oil r.I,cal Science. Jlci gymen lawyers and even
rtS"ians: Il ie7 Of the highest standing diStin.
guished persons holding elevated official station,
nc rhauts sonufac tuners and mechanics the poor
and the rich alike often whole families. among all
ella ,.ca, Id!s aDd lOAs have equally been re-
riosnts, and have equ,llv acknowledged the won.
dIous snu often unexpected benefits which they have
tkus received
As- Let it be know n and remembered that the only
Ns, lral Re tive for the Nerves is Galy ansin,
md that in all Nervous Diseases we should
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RHEU MATlSM
and Enlargement of the Joints

Read the following wonderful cure of
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Spr,ng and Summer Medicine.

observed alone IA the vegetable world. they affect
nau-hc feels h-studr, debility, and dcprs-ion
OF the animal spirits which is peculiar to the season.
The dull sttgnHu blood at winter requires purifying
AID renewing. DR. :. 4. Townsend Compound Ex-
tract OF Smsaparil. wears the lHures that have been
in this field. 1t by Tar the best spring medicine
ever invented.
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CArIsflc's GaIyanic and na gnetic Curatives,

have been quietly working their way among the
most intelligent and respectable classes, and are
eoustsntly achieving in an alarming train OF
diseases which have for ages bai'ed all the aid of
medicine and all the rss"urces oi Science. These
tiseases are called
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FROM PROFESSOR HITCHCOCK.

james c, Ales--Sir3 / have used your
"Ct.lit.N PEt, DRtL," in my own case 81
docr-.cat'd Bro chltjS, aud avn satisfied rom it,
Caumicd constitution that II IS an admirable cou,-
pound tor thr rrhrl 81 luyngial and bronchial dll-
hcullic,. my opinion as 10 us superior charac-
ter can be oi ANY service YOU are at liberty to use
AZ as \nu llIi.lk 'plprcI
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IIIsgtI VIATISvG

INDIGESTION OR DYSPEPSIA,
Neuralgia, Gencrai and Nervous Debility
PALPlTATloN or THE HEART,
Liver GOmlDLniMi.
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IS, 900 PER S o N S
Cnt.rlly and Permanently Cured,

including all ages, classes and conditions, among
whom we've q large number of Ladies, who are pccu
hairy uUyect To .,enuus Complaints. have been
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DYE HOUSE FOR s.aLs,

JuncI3
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sop,t Ferry, South Kine.o~o r. II
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All that portion South Of tie North SIDE Of Is
telle and Benjamin and 1halia streets, aud
ialcLaI(ia,rr Sl,,1 CIR

pDfttOk
telle and Benjamin and Thall4 streets, aud
tnctatding SAID Streets
L. The shall be bound keep all the paved and
unpaved Streets within The prescribed limits OF The District,
off morning all dead animals vermin kitchen matter,
and al of h and Ghe substance e. BY IL
cleaning before after noon place within or out of
SAID limits, which may be designated at any lime by the
IL he contractor shall be bound fill up with brick rub
Dish. Shells dry sand, all ruts hoes
tracks, all unpaved streets, Immediately their first
appearance and under sapenendence of the Surveyor
curved form to throw the water OIL into the cutters,
ha clean the bitches (and the when required
by the suveyo) the cutters and the four feet paved sup
rs by removing the dirt. mud weeds and other
passage, ha from the paved all grass
and Weeds and shall and remove from the unpaved
and from the sidewalks bordering the unpared and paved
Ill The contractor shall take and s,rape up and
collect all Dirt dust, other substance dep, sed
muaI.d in the paved streets. and fast it shall be made
post and places may require
hng up under the orders OF the surveyor and The surp
OF dust and other substances shall be removed 10 wher
the shall Designate Within OF out OF the taxable
" The contractor to be expressly forbidden to take. or
permit TO be taken and carried away 10 any other
any dt, dust, sand. vegetable animal wbaleyer
npder penalty Of f'y dollars for each eoaaventon
teen hundred cubic yards oil earth 10 be used in filling
r. hs aIq he s apy ,ns ,n in ali the
through which the shall be conveyed by CONNER
cal Water Works Company or thoug which il may here
.r be conve, by company streets within the
actual taxable limits OF the District in 9th rpan which
be hereafter cUded in sa ID ms ali The
rs 70 be thoroughly cleaned washed every day before
III CLOCK A. M.
VII. The said contractor shall be entitled
TO any claim again the Municipality quence Of the
extension of the limits OF The taxable OF the Municipality
or OF the paved unpaved streets during the existence of
the contract The sht give al his attention the
strict execution OF the duties deyoivng un him under his
tract and in of neglect the SURVEYOR with the author
zaIion OF the COMMITTEE Streets md Lanif sna cause
said work be done the OF the and the
report OF the Surveyor that is c,mpled
With The Council the right 10 declar the
void, and after wing the al of have
sold by the Mayor the risk of said and his
cnnty
VIII The shall be bound to clean daily all the
bitches, to wash and thoroughly clean all the markets
within the prescribed limits and shall
the Comnis in burr his expense the INDECENT
dead within said mits-he collins be furnished by the
Munich lty..
TX To the faithful performance Of the contract,
shall furnish, the satisfaction of The Council
cury the of five thousand dollars
X Payments will be made monthly the certificate of the
Surveyor that the work has been done to his stacon
fS he necessary Notara Fees be the Expense of
the
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OFFICIAL.
TRrAsuKrR's Orrcn, sroosp MusroIpAL1r

TRrAsuRxRs OrrcK, SECOND MUMoIPALTy.l
April IS, 1851.
hereby. authorized to advertise during ninety days. in
e onGal paper of the Municipality. that the Council is
10 purchase out Of the of Sinking fund No.
bonds q the state Of Louisiana enforced by this MUM
10y y. ne extent OF fifty Thousand dollars and that sealed
10 ssi SAID tonds that will be received
ny sne Nonncll until the fifth TU ESDAY July
w ~ o "eeu on and if this Council and
nsGe !, hereby given in conformity with the forego g
'oution that aled proposals to se In this
Bonds OF the state of Louisiana endorsed Nv hs an,c
panty TO be amount OF fifty thousand dollars 1850 600
next. '" "'so"' VI 'u"
sealed proposals to be addressed the Courc of Munich
patty No Two. and to be endorsed offer far State Rond;
ap29 I'd VIM. n Carl Mn ~ uoiun-
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Mayoralty of New Orleans,
w n ., 1JJI.
Council OF MUNICIPALITY No. Two,


COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No Two,
Sitting OF Tuesday May o, 1851
WHEREAS, Hugh Wilson, S. B. McConnco,
and Others. owners of So feet Of property fronting
P0lymna street. between Pr and Oseum streets,
have petoned this Council Poly mna street. be-
tween said streets, to be paved
BE keso,Ded That the Mayer is hereby authorized and
requested after giving days in the official of
the Muocpany, to sell at public auction the for
furnishing all material, and paving with the bes ruuul
stones, Polymna street, between PryIana and
streets The work be done and accord
with the specifications he furnished by e or
and published with The said notice.
lSigne1l JAMks II. CALDWELL. President.
Approved May 8, 1851.
= [Slgned] A ID. CRossaAN, Mayor.
True copy ii. BIER, Clerk.
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MayOralty of New Orleans,
MAY ., 1911.
COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No. Two, !
Sitting of Tuesday, May D. 1851.

COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No. Two,
Sitting Of Tuesday, May D. 1851.
d ESOLVED That the Mayor be and he is hereby
in the official Of the Municipality. sell at public
the for cleaning the paved and uDpaved
streets, dches and markets. keeping in repair the
paved streets and bitches of the Third Distrct, comprised
within the following limits: between the rver north side of
Eee, Benjamin and Thaa Streets the of the Second
Ward, and of Felicity Road, from the date of adIu-
dicaton up the 7th February, 1853. The work be
done accordance with the specifications be furnished by
the Surveyor and published with said notice. he
the must be under his signature the
time OF the adjudication
[Signedl JAMES H. CALDWELL, President.
Approved May 0, 1851.
[Slgnedl A. ID. CRossMAN. Mayor.
True copy: ii. BIER, Jerk.
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- - keen Z new system Of telegraph in
e IN, The principal on which tits based,
Il ~ 1tet when the electric current is passed
tkrSngA upper coil surrounding a bar Of soft
itspy thses sosets are produced, viz: the bar be.
comes mifaetic, it is also expanded, and musical
sounds are produced in addition to the other effects
The expansion and contraction OF the metal is en-
ployed to make dots upon paper by the machinery
requisite and the same sounds produced at every
pxssage Of the fuid are to be combined, ~ as to
form IN alphabet Az the sounds are produced in
the star al iron itself, and concomitant effect is
usea ask motive power, we thus have in the same
appssatus TWO distinct principles Of telegrspLing
knusicaI Telegraph invented BY native Of France,
i also exciting eensiderable attention in London
Asondon paper
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j. STAFFORD q CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
nc r.!

No. 3 New Levee, New Orleans.
~ Orders respectfully solicited. mh2l 3ms
PoMrs AND BAlhiaG APPAKAIUs A.
John MCCARTHY, PLUMBER, No. 1874 cAMp
STREET, New Orleans. has Just received anew )
Force and Lii, Pumps; Beer Pumps, etc., elc ;SifYt
Cooking Ranges; bathing Tubs and Shower baths ~
OF description. Snip SteansDtat WORE p.om,
put repaired All orders nron.ptly st,spds to-
kaH Charges moderate, we
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BLACKwKLL's ISLAND, Sept. IA, Lat.
Dr. To,onsend-DeaT Sir: | have suffered terribly 10,
years with the Rheumatism; considerable of the time
could not eat sleep walk. had the distressing
pains and my limbs were terribly swollen. have used four
bottles Of your Sarsaparlla iney have done mors
than one thousand dollars wortho. good am much bet
this for the benefit Of the afflicted. Yours, respectfully,
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MayOraIty of New Orleans,
May 9, 1851.
COUNCIL or MUMcIPALrry No: Two,o

Sitting of Tuesday, May g. 1851.
M HEREAS, sundry citizens, residents Of the
w Seventh WaId Of this Municipality, have petitaned
the Council TO have the in the OF said Ward
oIened-
Bel Resotued That the Mayor and he is hereby anho
zed and requested after giving ten days not ce IN the Official
of the Municipality to sell at public auction the con-
for opening gutter drains of ackton Palmyra
Banks Common Graver, Perdito Poydras, Cypress, Mr
and Tonti streets in The Seventh Ward. The work be
accordance with the specifications 10 be furnished by
the Surveyor, and published with said notice The names
of The securities offered be given under their own
signature al the time of the adjudication.
[Signedl JAMES ii. CALDWELL, President.
Approved May 8, 1851.
[Sgnedl A. ID. CRossMAN, Mayor.
TINE copy H. BIER Clerk.
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RK0OKLYs WAREHOUSE COMPANY.

= bfook'h w warehouses; al Agies opposite New Ireans
are nSw Y readiness g receive PRODUCE from the WEST
ann MEhCn NDiSE from the NORTil, intended for re-
SHIPMENT hayns 1900 feet front the rver with whsse
q ne WaIehonses by which goods are Immediately
foom WI pc oand the discharginz OF steamers a.
charges are liked very rates. and every aceommods
hon offered to the Merchants the city ar the Shippers n
me upper county the wish OF the ompany 10 eoue
the convenleneesot the Atlantic Dock, of New York
to visit the premises, h'e h'''e'
lsans. r / TsSC " 49, S, LSeM'f
, Rsfoeaee, -, r. Geddes; Price Frost 4 Ia. i w
St"ntnn n 70; q. Nichols ' ~ ~ "'' -; =. -
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t. An OMNIBUS leaves Canal and Chartres street every
quarter o. an hour Tor the Depot.
mhl7 It 3t2p J. w. SMITH, Superintendent
New Orleans and Carrollton Railroad.
f4M u
tAkkOLLTON LINE-Departure of Trains
- FROM ORLEANS:
liP.M. ' . w 'pa''
steam Trans-S and every afterwards until p
M mciuslvely In summer, and until quarter past in
winter. r "
FROM CARRoLLToN;
Horse Cars--5 A. M, and 10 P. M,
steam ralns7 M, and hour afterwards until p
.inclasvey In summer. and until halfpast p M in
Earl5 cents Children under IL years and servants IOc
~ summer arrangements commence the third Mon.
day IN February and end second Monday in November
Lafayette Line.
These ca run to and from the Depot No. IS Bar0nne street
DEPARTURE or OARS;
IN ",e'ef' nom b hsisye' s.sR:;.;.SH AM
In summer from i Laiays Y, ssed:.......:s ~ AM
After which the cars leave each and every fifteen minutes
Then. az s1ss 8. 10 and u P. NJ. from the Depot.
And at 81. W and tO1s M, from Lafayette.
Fdre-lO cents. Children under u years. half price
~ Nota-Specia Night Can for parties balls meetings.
e'c, supplied when required mhA ly
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M ADAME EMERY, the Seventh Daughter Of
~ the Gpsy Fsmy bees leave to inform the Ladies'
au m OF new hresns that her stay here will be
Short and az those wishing hyr services will please call soon
al hef s'luenee No. 231 Mag street between Ia ia
them Of the Pr ESENT ana he FUTURE.
~ Ladies and Geniiemen wishing to know the crcum
Stances tha SUR und them likewise their future pros
pee,s; WI 81 do well by calling Madame E.
sW rnee oo cents apI I'm
ElRE BRlCKS.30O,00 900 English, Scotch and
l. American for sale by -
spH HAYMAN Il HOLDEN. IS Magazine st.
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MayoraIty OF New Orleans,

r.-- WAY 9, 1871.
Sitting of Tuesday, May g. ISL
X ESoLVED, That the Mayor be and he is hereby
~ authorized and requs sted after giving tsn DAYS noc y
the official paPsr to e! at public auction the for
may be required by the Council one wear from Inc
signing of the he work be done
with the specifications be furnished by Surveyor and
punished with said notice The OF The security offered
must gwen The adJudc under his own
[Signedl JAS. Ii. CALDWELL, President
Appros ed May 9, 1851.
tSignedl A. ID. CROssmAN, Mayor.
True II, BIER Clerk.
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MAYORALTy OF NKw ORLEANS, May 9, 1851
NOTICE is hereby gwen in virtue of the above
resolution that will sell the cwest bidder at my
office, MONDAY. the 10 inst, IL O'Clock NJ. The
contract for cleaning the paved and unpaved Streets
and markets, and keeping and
bitches OF the Trd District compred within the lolo wing
imts between river, the side of Esee amn
and fbaa Of the Second Ward, centre
of fe icy Road, from the date of adjudication uD The
9Th February, 1853, accordance with specifications be
furnished by the Surveyor The of the security must
he under his signature. the of the atu-
diea0n otherwise the sale will be null and void.
myl0 A d. ERosshAN Maynr
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ADVANTAGES OF SysrEMATIC ARRANGEMENT.
It b we'll known that in domestic economy, good
h0usekeepen do actually derive this incidental adj
vantage from day Of rest through the week One
day i devoted TO washing, one 10 ironing, one to
cleaning house; one 10 mending, one to baking, SO
that BY Saturday night every thing is brought 10
canelv state. None of these things are Left for the
approaching week. Every thing is arranged and
nosder, a. If she did not expect to live another
week. Men should do the same on their farms. Il
they did they would thrive and prosper. BLAKE,
Farmers Every Day Book.
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| 'Dr Eru~r,s C,,rs Of =, Coa.e,
D @ adan boeio street, T
Municipality deem it act Of duty 70 the publicamore
that portion OF then Who may sys been
my o%n psro State briefly The facts OF my case and my full
erfc'osd cure oy me noc.o am now some .y three
on my gn nana near the Joint OF my wrist Day by day
Rin a, my health ;ns IN well nigh made h. ne burden
and ahoag hey ms me
% s h ,St2 s
%ai pss
nds S Sgcy 70 ne verge q ths grave put myself
snissd Thie bis patient compara,iysy but little
suis Il ep and
A asf ISL ss''s' fsi 81 kIISlssSs La
DIR: Fryer. .
cnfsd BY Dr. Fryer Of vruspt csnCe5 with which she has
have ourselves this respectable lady and The evi
q hen e ,o OF ns nn we saw where the
there is not now trace OF it left behind. Editors Daily
el'A certiacates.
This certify that my wife had been laborns under
which did eventually measuraby deprve Of eye
Of bas and wn small eaoI
uay became a sore as large as silver doar or srser with
tried syes thing that we eopd hea. Of bob r and n
purpose until she took one paeEaae Of Dr. W K FRY
ER's CONCENTRATED PRRsCRIprIoE or VEaKrARLk
sound snS e 1 mas e %
above eure NAV he had nv cnna At nav bonse ,vo e
norb of Thornowp Roon conn,v IN II. ~. W. ies
Attest: John Sharaus ) Room conntv i,
lanes r Moore { Anon, = 1871
A"su'' - AVA
ing under cancer If the hrea H. .hnnt 90 onhs ,,nh
broke in sixteen Different places and disease of he i've, and
lungs for five W ch ednced he, az in sns. ,ha III
could walk across the house or oct p d
without assistance, during which time tried various means
anu esu 8 ,o her re,ei 4ut al 10 no purpose-and pro-
TEp PRrsoR,pT1oN M Vr.nr.nir 0WscEnIRA.
cured her sound and we'll Ard do believe had moi bean
ior Dr W. r. F. Fryer and his Medcine. she would now
sieeps oehean he eod OF me valley where the
an9 ne weary are al rest any body doubts
,ns;snoa a y, iae anoe ssnenii et mem eau at my
connty Ia wbeys II can he nrovsn h % oarsomeIy
At,ests: Mrs Hannah Miller ,Monioms nonn,w
Hhza hncad- August lo4l.
Cnncer f,urad
We were called in a dav oy t,vo sinoa ,yh;a ,.s .
Eench-en street. cure Of cancer performed by Dr.
w. n. r. Fryer. the Indian Doctor The patient was a
he enternrisius ns ~ Ieg I,ase o. MI o. Hoey
of Dr. Fryer who purchased him from his late owner atier
cal faeny city The cancer was located on the upper
part Of the breast bone and the covered both ax
When we saw il the tuner WIS entirely gone and notbns
but the remained yet quite healed up 10 show that
there had been thing the Until
Gently has been believed that entirely incura
ble and that the grave the only eei for a disease
able not Only of being considered ncurabe but
from its oaths0me and among those who
could have been convinced by nothing ocular de-
that there for We
however, dsc,edt We have had the most
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SECONDHAND BOOKS.

TT The Subscriber has purchased the Stock Dr. HUNTER
opposite the site Of the ST. CHARLES HOTEL This Ia tn,
largest collection Of and valuable Secondhand Books In thu
city
As the wish Of the Subscriber dispose Books and de
vote his attention exclusively to dealing Watches Jswey
he offers them at the lowest prices for eash Among them are The
best works Theology, Law, Medicine, Novels Ls.es
Poetry and Science
TT The latest Novels and Publications always hand.
ap8 JOSEPH RAFAEL. No "a St Cher-s ,tree
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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 OF Herbs his profession for thirty and
daily patients than any other physician New
bic
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WAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, May 9, 1851.
NJ Office is hereby gwen that will sell to the
lowest bidder, in of the above rooIut1on mt
my office, on MONDAY the 18th inst. IL oclock M
the contract for opening the gutter drains of Jacko
Palmyrs, Banks common, Gravier Perdido Poydras Cy
press, Nlro and TOnu Streets in the Seventh Ward in ac
cordance win the spec locations To be by the Sur
yeyor Purchasers wl he required hand the names of
me nnder their own signature the time adju
dicauon, otherwise the sale will be null and void.
mylU n t,aossw.. Moyor
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APHILosoPHIc EDIToR.-The editor of the
Alabama Argus, published at Demopolis, in Ma
rsngo, makes merry, after the following fashion,
over what most folks would consider serious
trouble: ssq FL 4.e4g5.i ~ +. W..
We see the Sheriff has advertised the Argus
Office for sale during our absence. We hope he
bidders will have merry time oft II the Sheriff
en- sell il, he will do more than we ever could
Like damp percussion-cap, we think il will fail
to 90 Of Boston Daily Times.
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MEDICAL DEPOT OF
PNtesst MediciMes,
D POYDRAS STREET. New Orlesns.

los. HUFTY formerly of the firm of j. Wright
Co would most respectfully inform the public
Soehsyp Branch Of The Empire CO.. has leased the store
os POfDkAS STR ET, and has fitted up at consider
able expense for the Patent Medicine business Having nm
SURPASSED facilities for supplying Druggists and Dealers
generally with every article in this line, he confidently snr
an INSPECTION OF his stock and prices Satisfaction will be
given TO Az who may favor him with their patronage
The following list only comprises part of his extensive
assortment which can and M be furnished the Trade on
reasonable Ms nv nfhe hons in thoS
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sHAK EsPEAR IRON FOUNDRY.

20S Gfrod Street. Neu OyIsons.
WHEELER, Pc rTEES Il co, would res
w peetfny inform the public that they are now prepure,
to do STEAMBOAT WORK, and build SUGAR Mi Il
and saw MIL MACHINERY and RAILROAD WORK
such as Turn Tables, Stay Plates. Switches, Chairs, etc.
the shortest notice and the most approved system
Having Lathes OF various sizes enabled turn ant
bore Iron and Brass work OF almost all kinds
. Orders for Columns, Pipes, Wheels, Furnace Mouths
Craze Bars Store Fronts Iron Shutters and Door, Gal cry
and TOmb Ratings. Shafts and Pueys Axes and Boxes
Grers, Stove Plates Veuliator Sash Weights, etc., vii
meet with prompt attention. -.
The Blacksmith Department is fitted up to enable work mer
to execute any orders that may be received.
Orders from Plantations punctually attended to, which
please address tn
WHEELER, PETTEES & CO., Newt Orleans, La
J. f. WHEELER, J. GEDDES,
u. y. PETTEES. 3. SWOOP.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-12

MAYoRALTy OF NKw ORLEANS, May 8, 1851.
NOTICE is hereby q ven in virtue of the above
resolution, that will sell AT my office, on MONDAY,
the 9Th Inst " O'Clock to The lowest bidder the
trae, 70, furnishing all 'maeral and paying with the hest
round stones POymnia street, between Prytania and oil
accordance with specra be furnished
by The Surveyor. [mylO1 A. ID. CRossMAN, Mayor.