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NEW ORLEANS--.Csss:ased.
MAiUS NISiC STORE,
Nos. 5 and Z Gasp st., , doors from C""df
Nr,~ Orleans

Tps apderSigned desires res
8 pse'fally 10 inform lhe PnbI', mat
J . = they can always tad 3: his Music
Sio-r, ehoicr and large assortment OF F'ano
Fsrfss. AZ very reasonable prces. aud on aeeo'n-
modnting terms
Among ,liefn ARE Pinano fories made by the
Old and celebrated manufacturers, T. nilhert
4 Co, Of Boston. of rich tone, and nni-hea
beautifully in rosewood. black walnut ana ma
hovany. With iron frames, made m The most
substantial aud worsnanlike manner Also,
the Justly celebrated A:o.ian P'oac forifs'
which. for ,w,sness Of tone. have not heen
eauaiicd. They are pccn',arly suited to i"e
eountrt, AS the Eolian does net require tuning
for years.
The New improvement In Piano fofies
IN. pateat Vibrating Orsrtridge. - also for
sale 4, the same establishment. This improve
ment give, peculiar hrmnes- and bIlNaeey 10
the treble. adds TO the durability and ,rengih
of NE Piano, and renders Il capable Of HinA's,-
ing much longer IN tune than those IN efdinAsy
use.
W.T. VI. is Agent for Hsnri ikrr' celebrasfd
Grand Pianos and Plan,no-, made IN fafss. tsS
power and sweetness of tone, they -tana pr
eminent.
The Doire Compound AasekMeHGJ Pellry
q Co.'S Paris Pianos, and lnsosuUtni, from AL
the hes, manufactures, sss-tanily receiving,
and for sale on liberal e1gu..
Second Hand plsnss for sale, from $50 10
o2oo each, a,1 lsbee n part paymen, for new
q Il Nspsred, Tuned Rented, and AP-
l1rs-ed.
r Caihcarfs .Neioaeor This beautiful toned
Wind Instrument. for Village Chufche-, Lodges
Spieiladng Parties, ard the private practice Of
Orgaris,s, possesses sweet and powerful tore,
I. portable, (weighing 70 poundsl and offered
al $50 sash
o. Orders for guitars, violin-, violoneello~
clarionei'i, flutes, iiaavoieie, strings, and MUSE
merchandise of every KIND viii be promptly
executed al reasonable prices. Bands supplied
with brass Instruments and band music.
Hirys, double and single action, on hand aud
made to order, 10 suit The taste Of purchaser
.Nus!c--'rhc lurges. catalogue IN the South
The stock Is an accumulation Of over twenty
years tn il are msny old End beautiful pieces
ont Of print.
Nen Muse received hy every arrival from
the North, and by the Foreign steamships
Sfaltish Songs, Ounces, wslszr,, &c--a regular
Supply Original music Published ever week
AT the storr-uaityc compositions soici =
Mnsic, bound. eop.rd. aud arranged Suh-crir-
tons received lnr thr Ncssage Bird N1rHii''
nusieal Times, and far Dagimore Ola. ny
addressing to, undersigned. catalogues Of ina.
re viii be sent To any part Of the adjoining
stns'-.
r,3 FIN. WM. +. MAYO.
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1ly1g5sIugQggnRn TIE undersigned re.pcrIfuIy
81 inform their friends and the
pabIn, that they have JUS, re-
eeived and nrr daily receiving mn extensive IN.
-orsmsnt Of Cabinet Furniture Of every yar,.
ely and style; also, ehokre assortment OF the
following articles. u Wit chsisss feathers,
sP.tnR, tnc~~, and hair n,atrnvscs; curled hair,
mar cloth, plush, dnmasks, cords, and tassels,
gtmrs, vssrAsA, etc, csc.
fofshasefx are Invited 10 call and examine
our s'ock, which will h odascd At priees that
80. C.HINE = UNE0
=, ~ ~ ~ ~
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New Firm.

TUE copartnefshp heretofore existing
in this town, under the firm of Ward 4
Wilson is this day dissolved by limitation.
Having renewed the same hs associatinY
with as Mr.. &. ". \ision, our huu.e viii
in future be conducted under the name and
style of Ward, Wilson. n Co.
Being thankful Tor The liberal patronage
extended ~ the old firm, our highest snbi.
ton shall be, by sssiduity, industry, and
close attention to business to merit tho
same in future
WARD, WILSON, 4 Co.
January Isl. 1881. 2st
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or SAMUEL CAREY.
nCs,Nl,TC AGO.

MARSHALL srgEEf, JEFFERSON, ffXAs.
Wolsat Daisrs 20 DR. .oods, Hrcsv'es, ~,
HAVING been selling dry goods ut whole.
sale IN New Oelcan- for the last seven
years, to merchant, throt gart; Texas. Arkan.
-us and the Southern State, gene,s.iy ,snd ~ ons
ot MIR firm Viii be constantly III the northern
aud \ca Ofean. markets, fr,sn whom we sAall
receive fresh supplies by every boa. during tho
boui,ng sen-on, We feel ecotiavn, oil being able
T. keep on hand "a gcneral assortment aI goous Of
every description ~uitedio the market and coup.
,ry which viii comprise every variety ID
Stapr H. fancy dry gt-ods,
Groceries OF all Minds,
Provisions and fruits,
Bopts, shoes, aud bfogsns
Ciahrg, hats, csPs,
Shdd'ry, trunks,
Hardware, cutlery,
Cookery, glass, and stone wMs.
Took, farming implements,
Stationery, Ne.. &c.
all Of Which ~ili b, sold upon liberal terms
Gai al prices. ~ oours, as loie as hsse # any cA-
- sause. Teenlry merchants are respectfully
invited w call upon d. wimn in market
' T. We have NOW on The way from New
Yogh a large sad desirable assortment, of s~s-
sonble az, goods
ipni IL lsai nt2 l3t
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0.uoeSo fer Sale.

SDMM ACRES Of very superior Land in
-VVN' Pamela county, $50 aeres of ahwh /,
rich bottom land, above overflow. gbere is on
The land never failing stream of water, which
~onld be well adapted 10 machinery. |, would
be mos, eligible site for a Saw und Grst yliil.
Timber on the land Oak, Pine aud Cypress.
There is abcul eighty acres of cleared land
thereon, with House and other improvements.
Location healthy, and at convenient distance
from both the Red River and Ssbn. navigation
Title undeniabe. FERNS reasonable.
Apply 10 WIN. II. f]itiSTOW,
23-'f Marshall.
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ntpu i.tAa, jA"ts ;. htANDtR, JH.
I UtAS & ERANDER, 6fperai nrocer,,
- 10 Canal, aud 10 Cruss,uan streets. hc.
tween the new Customhou.e and the river,
New Orleans, Ia. ni7
II J. HART a co, Groeers and Cum
l s.,ssi9n Merchant, No ~ Tchoupitonlas
street. New ORLEANS. Dealers in Liquors ct
al kinds Brandy Gin. Whisky, Run Wines,
cord'rls, Teas, Coffee, Sugar, Scgars, Tobacco,
Sppha,e Of Quinne by H., ease, and staple
Drugs; Paper, all kinds, oils, spices, pickles,
keichups, soap, starch. hams. lsrd, bacon, butter
cheese, beef, pork, and Ill kinds NJ staple and
fancy trooerIes ~ Coleman's patent undn-
'aiory corn mills. nIyy
7. FORBES. G. FORBES
~ 4 q, FORBES, Grocers and dealers in
j Western Produce, No. 30 Tchoupitoul-a
street Nes orleans. nt7 y
4 MERRY, HENDERSON. & co, Con-
\ mission Merchants, 60 Magazine street,
New Orleans ntsy
Refer 10 Messrs Try 4 Ward, Jefferson !;
Tarrant 4 Henderson. Cor-esnS--TeSar.
- O. NELSON 4 co, Commission Hcr-
-. chants, New Or,eao.
= o. Nelson. Now Drlcaus T. Hanksmith
New Oseans; II c. Walker, Memphis, Tenn,
date Cashier Branch Union Bank r. A. Mel.
sOu, Athens, Ala
Dee. ~, 1880 no2G 6m
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PLANTERS HOYEL,

PLANTERS HOYEL,
Corner Camp and Caaoi ST.. Nem Orleans.
- THE undersigned, clerk In the above
1isI house for several years past. bcgs leave
Ia to laform the public, that he has pur.
chased the furniture and effects Of said esiab-
lishment and taken lease Of the premises. and
promises that no exeTlions on his part. shall be
wanting to make The patrons OF has house, COM
Portable, while his pric.s, (bcing from - 80 to
$3.50 per day. according to the rooms occu-
pied,) viii not exceed two-thirds the amount
charged Tor similar accommodations, BY other
principal Hotels in the city.
w. MURRAY, Proprietor.
New Orleans. n4oy
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Attentions.

Attention.
I HAVE lately received n iari,e suppl, of
India rubber 10 pat on my gin and nil pub
leys, which viii cause Them lorun ncarl, II
horse dra0ghI lighter. ! will warran, m, horse
mills 10 grind len Bushels per day more than
the average mills Of the country, aud make a,
good or better meal.
have now mill in operation at my factory
and solicit the patronage Of those who wan,
good meal. ANY one Wishing to purchase mills
can see its performance 1T any time.
]. 5. ALEXANDER.
March ~, 1851. pSe
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q. 4, TYLER .

G. No. 3s Camp street. New Orleans, Deal.
EA e. IN I'ae Watches, Clo.As. .Jeweicy NJ.
ter Ware, Cutlery, and Fancy Goods.
Personal attention given to the repairing Of
wHihes. clocks, and music boxes Of every de.
scrpiion.
0~~ Jewslry Manufactured and Repaired
nGtjiv
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STEAM MILL.

STEAM WILL.
'1>liE -uhser''ef takes :his ucihud of Inform
l INK his patrons and tie public generally,
HAT his Steam Saw and Gri,t Mil, situated
sbour one and quarter milcs norih.west from
Marshall, is now IN operation, and IN good order
lie Is prepared to accommodate order, at short
notice, and Oh reasonable terms, for cash, OF
OF credi, TO punelus dealers. The following
are ,he prices, per 1000 feet;
Lumber hoard measure, So 90
Rough edged lumber, &c 90
la,hlng and raiag, side and
edge measure, 90 90
The cfl-l mill viii At all times be- in opera
ton Sacks brongh, TO the mill must be plain
ly marked, OF there will be 40 responsibility for
loss
Ten per cent will be charged Oh lumber bills
when not paid in advance. All sums on crrdit
will be considered dne on the first day OF De-
cember Of the current year,
A. ID. BURRESS
January !, 1851 u2sy
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13ssloxy. Miueralogy ard Cecil
]. Kit j. D., Professor Of Ma,ern Medica
sasies. aud Medical jurisprudence
] Mita Sanders. A. H.. NJ. d., Professor Of
Chemsy and Pharmacy.
J. a. UAsen, N. H., Professor Of Obstei,,s~~
~ 0tIesses Of Women and Children.
CGtsiurE LECTURERS.
'rotc-sonI. J. ilulcc.
SxdfssyP Professor Il. i. Newton.
A frsslan, n. D.. Anatomical DemonsiFa-
toEa
M E11 for full course Of lectures amour,
~ oiUt. ~
Eas& f1ofassoa's Ticket. tl5. Mairieula-
&ar ~. Dsroasssalors Fee, $40. Grsdna-
3deslring further information, will
sEa1D 1gsss their letters (post pnid) to the
ak,sa; ~ students arriving IN The city viii
6bixseo xH on him at the Commercial Hotel.
4. 4. NEWTON, NJ u.
& Dean Of The FacuAg.
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SANDERS & STE WART.


NAMt. ArrltGATn, Captain, v'H
Jlass-.1s commence with III. opening " -
a14az1sA river, and rnn regularly f~iwef..
\ew Orleans, >hresepor,, Port CsoA% -
J,fersos touching a, AL intermediate landher
and continue in tho trade ~ long ~ the wnsss
win permit. She has been fitted up expressly
Tor Ibis trade, aud for durability, Afeiy. neaI.
ness. and the attention Of her oi3ceFs csa -
be surpassed /, Is 'nicndcd that evesy'hh
about her shall b. such a. TO invite eastcna.
Dee "a. 1876 SoM
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They have uoW IN store 81 par- oi Wheels
with ron axles and shaft, of } to inches, ahd
20 pair, of /. 80 inches, with weed aAics'
Aiso->ir Wagons, complete
6f1B with iron asleir"es, prise 5 10
saazVl zach Two pairs of timber
ai,ccl-, VIII screws. ~ feet high, 7 inch read
They take orders tor all Kind, of wagon wors'
snd deliver thera on plantation, vt manuia-
luler- prices.
Aso--A large assortment Of Hard~ore, Tor
plantation use, siz chaiR-; Wrought and cut
nails; Hunts axes; socket spades; long hat-
die shoycis and spades hoes Of ali Kind,
cane knives. book and plate hinges; grind
stones common and Scotch collars man''ln
and artcd rope; cfo~s-eut, PIT, and mill saws :
files OF all kinds iron blocks, with inch
shcas.s: a large assortment Of English aud
American bar IRON; iron aNle-, with boxes :
sperm. whale, sad lu-ecd oils; spirits Of tur-
peniine putty; window gass and paints OF
all kinds. HOGAN a TtREAOD.
Corner Cuslom and l.eyec, \ o n26 Gun
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TAR n w EAMES, having permanently
- located ii Marshall, respectfully 'eudrfs
his medical services 10 Nv ruohr s'"'r'iy
Dtlies one door east Of Dr. ionnss otter
ho,tliny yeuA0y.
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join. l,..rbr.dxc 4 Co..

john fsurbrtsigc l. Co.,
DESi'fd lFUli,N call tie attention of their
] ! mer chants, trader, and planters visiting
New Orleans, IA call ard examine his stock of
the following goods, rs they have gfea, nd
vantage over great many merchant- ia mana
iac,arng their own goods. Therefore, anything
sold by them VIII be- guaranteed same ms the
saup, shown. The following are a lew of
the Kind alway- on hand
Az, Nss Molv-ssin; Xxx, XXX Cashmere;
BLACK Union Hats Pearl Union HAS;
Boys =" Iiuena Vista Hats
Fine Hungarian" Fine ianariinc Hats
Bows q" Cloth Cups, Gla1rd
Caps, etc, etc, etc. for sale low, nj vhslesar
by J, DURBRiDGE g. co,
"a Cnsiomhuuse street, New Orleans
Dee, ~, 1850 no2f "
4 NlfAKlFS BlRNE, (successor To Jas tai
" laway,) uqhuJoeiarer Of Ceyper SHEET iran,
and Tin War deaier IN Nipess, Grais,. CRATE
bars, &c. No. 40 Tchoupi'ouins street, New
Orleans, has constantly on hand q complete as.
,orimen, Of Tin and copper ware, stoves aud
stove pipe, &c, steamboat, plauialun and
plumbers work executed on the shortest notice.
and repairs in his line made 1T reasonable rates.
Orders from the country or city attended 10
with prpmriness.
Dec H. 1880 noaG ~
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W " " ~ " " n -,
Southeastern Dek Siore, No. SO, Groricr
Sired. \cr DiicaHV
<~syytsz JOHN BALL hn, just opeued he
E.--{& above establishment and will keep
lkaA~U constantly an hand large and
a ,aiaatfe collection OF Thenlo4.ieai Napdari
aud Naesiaq,oi,s 8uois, whicn he oilers al
priees much lower tl'an heretofore sold at IN
tho south.
To COUNTY, MERCHANTS, and others wish-
ing BAsks aud >iai,oHevg 10 sell again ho
would respectfully invite their sttentiun 70 biz
large stock of sctool Books, sidple and Fancy
Sidi'oaerg, d..
He is also agent for the METHODIST Roog
CONCERN, and eeep, fall supply of all their
books ON hand, at publication prices.
.JUUN BALL.
SO Grarier street. Ne,o Orleans
January I. 1891 MS ~.
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JEFF RbsN'.
NEw GOODS,
Jefferson Wairr-Curr ESlAblisArsY


lar SAMUEL CAREY would re.p~c,Yulis
- inform the citizens of Easier. rcaa, tn.
he /, nov fitting up hi- buildings in hi. o.
,or ,he reception of paiirn,- who are d-.rous
Of testing the practical application OF The
Water Cure.
Having prac,iccd nineteen years unae, tn
hlopathlc s'srin, and Tor the last two yeass
under The Water Cure, and having beccme
flEy convinced of thu superiority Of the lattss
over all other known practice, he ha'ers hin.
that he N<lIi lp ublt, to USuSfsl AnftA
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@ q NSS
UsT received, ! la& 49, leslle- lanslsa
~ shos Gaa 49, voie fsG1 n
Also a 1T ~ k 0.DI1 n
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80. ssSA D. . +. -
rr(75E EssruLv~ board s1 nnnagss~, appoint
u = 81 aasshsli l4dgs No. y. s"n."nse :"
r. ~-Sf AT ,hs u ss~~io~ u che Institute
~: 49, 1u1. - tn l:,h fsht~sry under the
shs,ss n a. FMoity ~ Teaches. to w.t.
~. Tao y. Wmsua. Prssi1~rf
M EnsA " ssoavoDs. WEE Fr,nrfrst
NJ EIxA Bra1os, Pfs.Hy Department
M AsApxLLA Jssnarr 3csE. Music Piano
Drs~isg ssd Fancy "e's
49,. - ppnAR, ~ oAea9ss ~ Ses-
-, 3wssty WssaA
pr.nAsx DsrA xrsssr.--Orthexrrhy,
Reading. and writing, pr 'e~..en OF
love snpulhA 9'7 "
oeo0sD ksioK CLsss .--t.iefaenssry! les
supns in Arish,Asiir, Grammar. sSeo-
eyapt,y. Natural Philosophy. Phas-
olvsy, and History ~: %
P..sr E~ns CLAs~--Epgti.h Gvaa'-
ms, Topography. Af3shnielic consin-
ed, Na,arsl phIosofAy AVsl's "n
~ Mod. botany, Geology, Aysho-
ory, smi History - SD W
ihoIosy, and History. Si3 %
NsopLG CLAss.--Chem'stsy, Nhes"Yse,
Long, sIo,sl sewn~e, Mrs'sl Pr
I.-op.,y, Ev,d.a.as Of Christianity.
Political and Domestic Economy,
Ar-trvneny, Angel, !, Ancient and
Modern Languages eou'nrnesd, v2o %
1xv,ox ClAss.--Amsient and Modern
Language. completed, Gsome'fy.
Ttig,nc,p~sry, aid review OF toff'-
:, :, sdI,., aa5 90
Composition throughout me course,
I. extra incidental expense for pnpil
- ~, .s..jo, 81 90
Drawing and Painting, each $40 90
1,.si,rodery shd Wax Work, each 90
i,.,v.,rea,ol Nu.ic. sac 90
uss Of Piauo extra ~ W
Tuition payable 81 the end OF eaeh se-s'oh'
rapils wiz be charged from the time OF en-
ts.ucr. uu,Il the close Of the session Deductions
tna,ie ~ pTc,racicd s'esncss,
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CO
E-rk rri csto-si cstt, dr.. cuai., 5000 IN 800
Rs~k ard ,oleFe5 10th irs.ek onsis, 1870 I" y ~
Rs,A y -, calnfrd cloth ssek eo.ts, io.n 10 i6.n
81 .nofe and tweed sack cs,sss, 30 10 lo'p
fan.,y tseed h,.sines- cssts esJ D. iofp
Otereoa,---sl d..crtps,eas So {" lsr
N.,i,., .,et coats Geo 90 ~ 90
Nerina frr-k rislfs, dp 10 lrW
,i,s,.,n ,ud .iu,,x stets $50 10 100
iinea sacks sad rssc-s, 20 to thS
tsshn,s re,,r and .ssk- and lrocts. 1000 10 I5W
PASTs
N, az e...,nee. rnn,s $500 to 100
yiseI ,I,..Li. ,Snfs 600 ~ irnO
toi0,rJ cashmere isntr, ann 70 -
gi,rk .stl,,,~tt p~u,s 400 ~ 40
,,ol.,,.j i,,.esi ,snt. 80 to 400
tot,,,,,a, usn. 50 to $50
French dmp d'-sr pants, 5Ul 10 IW
E,,g~h n'-fii,p psuss, 3u to 40
t,nrn drill Pants ~ u otO
Linen check pants. 100 10 10
Whit burn afill rants, JW ~ ~
India \ankeeh l@ni-. - ID
sgsTs. n
fnlpred cssli'nsre vest, ~ .
Essrk satin vests. 5% ~ 10 tW
A,,!pyvd IN anil .nt,a 49,. 81 20 30
N,rl hi.eA ss>huks ~ S2 FFS# "a SEQ
a1eh assxY - SEQ To 800
f7d& i1lnf3 81 Sl3&u $50 10 $40
1870 Ellie. ,esss aDD 10 500
n re.ic,r.y ~ r-.iin. yr,fs so 20 afD
w. bull Cashmere vests, $50 70 $50
.icl iishi .ils vest, so % 600
Rich ighi halle. vests 80 to iiN
besi black silk vests, $40 10 7iH
SHIRTS, tRAyArs, uASDNEn,luEis, DC,
saperipe all linen shirts, stitched
bosonis, $3.50 TO 40
Superhne muslin shirts, linen
bosoio- aud collars, 100 TO 2,75
French giagham and calico shirts,
Hickory, check, ard negro shirts,
Merino, flannel. gauze, brown, white, and pink
understands and drawers,
Six understands rad drawers
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We viii furnish Baggiug, Rope, and Plan
ia!,on supplies 10 Planters shipping to the
above house.
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-v1,elre.

7 VIII. be prepared BY thu hss4 Messy
L IN Jnnuary (insinnD 10 nAhe ssetlenesss
with all persons having secsanss With ~, :
hope therefore that all .aslhesa hssssuscys
.runsaet.d with nc will h. promptly stsenses
10 BY The parties concerned, - longer isd'e
genxe is oai " ihs question: ...
January 4 ,as, ~ Y
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---r - $40 ,,.ue,
wv : g ~ IS 'ptrp,.y osy,ician, anI Sar-
~" :" ~, nr,re ..,ona scrsioe- to
-, ,,uren. Of Marshall and vicinity, in the
,',,o,,. branches of their profession.
O,hce No ! Jehnsons new BRICK pn,ulhs'
Marshall, Nov 10 isio. h-o y,
r>Rs n NAu,Hir a II. L. OWENS,
- having entered into a ccf"r'nersn,p " ,ng
practice Of phy'ie, tender ahe't p'1's .,S''9,S
.er'iers TO the Citizens ~ "" =, as, 4. liberal
we h"l" W WV" YIN ,har,,e SO cents
mileage. DAY or night one dollar per 'isn W
IOWA, AID MI charge Tor but TWO :, WIS 'I , pe
day We . WA s sna'Ee 'J i'n ,'1'' isso n5oy.
Rnsk, 'hefVhre 49, Jaw - ''"''
-. i. 4 W. H. ,'.;e;.s
Phpsic'aHS, Surgeons ""' ''D ,'',,,'..s.,in
NJ illpraricc 'hrlf ,,,,,d
w aud one or boin may ~ "i' '''',, III.
at their old stand on I'VE norm s'ue - Wv
sluaFr, y" a., 0'''' w. 'i,l,',, an additional
OF pu.m WI. u, ~" ,'., e,.., selection OF
bee .noy W., Nf ,,ir na,ron. if desirable.
"' vs.'ts,I Jan"ar, if. 1851. n2s Y.
80,
Do' y " i,'.;.,;on,
wa" .f'o" '''',' .f a., Ns,.
- ''I ....,a.,,s,,l,, ,eer. M. prolt-.
''''l'' -. ,t,., ,,hi,.
'','"' 80. IN A,,,,,. Nj. tim, and .tlcn.
. ~ ~ 1' =. ,,,. n,,,,...;ou. h, viH at MI
.i1u 'N s ~ =, ,b. planters Hotel
' '''. ,'s.'.,',,a,l, s,-e,t
NM fDn 81, on ,s., s5:si
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For Sale.
1wcafu. orc IhoUsaad lrrcs If LeRd
>.,lruATrp 30 Harrison. Upshcr Saith, aid
: ' Wood Counties, ia tracts to suit purchasers
l'lle urdisPutod. Terms accommodating:
ALSO.
Oue hundred Town i.ut, lr the Cts of Mar
shall, with cligebe sites for private residences.
Together with five improved Lots AID cnmfor-
Table dwellings thereon for further particulars
apply to the undersigned.
W. X. y. WARD
\.v "a tAsn rJl
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I >. KNAPP, DeaiiH Surgsoa, Gives par.
81 iieulsr sttcntion 10 the preservation of
the NATurAL Trtrn, az well as TO Supph ing
their loss by artificial ouos. HIS entire time
tor years has been devoted to the Improvements
In h. profession. For evidence OF his superior
plugging ard ne utility andbeaHiyofh,s Ari,aciai
issa. l'a viii only refer 10 his numerous pat
irons, both In The city, ard country Millions
Of teeth are nav annually lost, ipr want oi lime
" and Iudirious treatment, but lei those who
have Suffered by qaaeks, not be discouraged
but anvil themselves If the hes, rcmedy-an
operator in whom ibey can have confidence.
TrrrH EXTRACTED without fear under the
influence 1T the lsrHEos or tulogosuHs NJ, aud
with perfect safety to ia, patient
OrricE AND RKsngscE rcmorei fraBf the cor.
ner ., ~, thariss Ntrer 10 No. 10 Baronm
Stree n,ar Canal Street
April 5, 1851. nal II
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DETER LOTT. W . Canal street, New
Orleans, Keep. constantly on hand every
variety 81 Bois and Nbpes fr Ladies, Cen
iler,ru. aud Children which be- n.'rrs for sale,
wholesale and reiaA. ou the most reasonable
terms Lsaf1er Lasfs Findings, nc u33
irnn " of,koa.,. Rsar Of ~ and ~ 'an,J, or,tf.
DRlESTiEf Il BEI\. Importers and Drat.
ers ~ Hardifdr' f'uiicrt. fDa, Ntee', Coy-
p,r. ard iip Pidif, Nesis. tortgpe, pants,
and OGs. w and grind STONES, Nos SO and
10 Cnnr street. New INV '' Macy
mr. SAhI\t iKiDE.
4 NOTTON shipped down The Sabine river,
\ consigned 10 the hou-. OF RaNiEs & Co,
VIII be- covered hy insur>pre.
EVANS. GREGG. 4 KEY.
February !, 1891 - n3a Y
q a. Kgab,ft. wa u. foT, stlsrrGsON.
H. ENDAtJ, iuE 4 co, " ho.'sai, hfo-
N c,rs corner Of Gmyicr and Tehpupllou.
la. streets. New Drcan-. V.uisi
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Z. DUNBAR. y, y. BucHAsAs
INJNbAR 4 BUCHANAN, Commission
~ Merchants and WhrksdIs Grocsrs, -
Gs,vier street. New Orleans. nipY.
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A. K.s..s Y. k.sA.fis. of IN Soto, j n. Me,y
DUGELf, KochEli.E. 4 BLAIR, Cone
j = sissiou Merchants, No, "a, Grny,er street,
New Orleans. ,a1