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Drugs nnd Plantation Medicines.
lIbANIhRS, physIcAns, and siorc-kceper-
are informed That punne, calomcl. ipseae
rhcuhaib, tupentine. oils. ard large assort-
neHi OF fresh and selected drugs and medicines
eau ice bad at the ssrs lowest prices Of f. J.
CONE a. Co, Drasgisfs, corner Q. Magazine
and poydfas streets. New Orleans.
~ Call and judge for yourselves.
DR.. y, j. coSo's preparations, extensively
known for upnasds Of ten years, and req firing
no testimonials Of their superior efficacy.
southern cough syrup, unequailed as . cure
for coughs, colds, Influenza. etc.
Extract Of copaisa, sarsapailla, and cubcla,
"a certain aad agreeable cure, superior TO the
capsules or any other extracts
basem oi naphtAa. tar, yclwsrt bonoset
etc. for The relief and cure Of consumption and
bfonehlts.
Extract Of ssrsapaFlla and taFasacum, tho
strongest preparation that can be mldc, and as
pu'shcr Of the blood uncqualed
toAa's Tonic .peae syrep and pills.
LOUISIANA verrduge.
Cholera syrup Ani plls
Nerve ard bone lnimen'.
Rheumatic ana neuralgia linmcpi.
ar Remember iae corner OF Magazine and
ruy dras streets.
June r., 1881. v2n5qy
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y. tfAii AhD power ole :
~ tsFoeeyJ yfe prepared perform all
<k.ls1 N'Fh sntfiH'.r w iuea ~ n work
ma''Hsc a'aa a'iffae'ofy DYl'p They iMsc
gu ha"a ana ips s.f'e, m nc siNei ',timc-p,etss,
an Watches tfsa<t-i'ns anger g, gold but
Iona lcf "nsh neai be made crder.) gold
pens OF 'he test fiaal',f a. i'ey are also
prepared I" mahf anyshlps 3 ttoIr line desired,
and solicit share Of enb, pairuuapc.
They arr also prepared % g. ~ kinds Of
engraving hafen'g, old Fs!egs. 'I'emplar.,
soss Of Temperance, and toiaty seals viii
be- FURNISHED e urd4f
Dec 1t 1854. r.,e ,s
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VNYRlGHT. WILLIAMS & co, co,,ol

NRlGlIT, WILLIAMS & co, Co,ion
w Pastors aud Commission iierrtaass.
Union Row, IL Caronaclet street, New Orleans.
The undersigned continues to represent the
asoTe house. Cash ADVANCES, Hagg,ng and
Rope md Plantation Supplies made to those
Who may feel II their interest to consign their
Cotton 10 'hem. For convenience and sasa;v.
~ cssh balances due planters paid at this OIL
hee, free Of charge.
u. H. JOHNSON.
n@J u Strsrspo9.
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COME ONE. COVE al.


s,.,..,,., ...> ."'
TFHx ~. n' sN.,.,,' nis Jus, re'sHe'
ia 800 49, - 'Ps'a' ~. v ,,., ~
,v10Tru w." s'"@ -, ~ SUPPLY !" ~, f" l,.l NJ.
$50. ,'''., go" s - ip, 'n''es y
''h,'4'' ."'ao '. '"" Z" ""o "f' 1ss'o"s =
~ sV'" n"sa'"s' ~ HNe mn : =.
~ ,'"eA as'P'e' ana WEI, ss'e.'cn. re ~:
~ .;''aT'i rom NC 'ell'e' r. mas 'o' -
:~.:.. A.. ~ ~ :" 'ng t"."e, 'es~'
~ ~ \" "''I I "no P"'''a - 'o' "'m y
III !. ",".'.se' '",' n' wy o' '''"'e" .. !.
~ liz nav rsay u =. IN Az" =, '' soau =. ~
inv term. md a, n,i,s. ia sn,, ,h,o ,;u.. -
MAJ. s..,,,,,.,s., ,f my s,ss" T ,";.,,.-
IF OH, ~. ~, ~, .s uo".',si
u.r,w.N 49,. "DV,s qua NO. s.3
.ns,ls ~ s..,y ,h,n,, ~ '.'nsil. 49,. aA
XXI. ~ ,.',,...." !. " .""''' ;" go
IN, 80 ,s.n "' " "'"'''" 90 =
=" 80. ~" = 4
y y q u .!
Encourage HnMs MsHnf"esares.''
49, WE have u operation, ~
- en- miles southwest OF M
-, - ''s' : i""nd'ry Tor plongha
az" o',n'' eas , ~" gre now manuiseeana
- ~, nSan,s,. " " VIZ '",'s .1s
nu connie.
These plough. are inferior 70 none, and Al
sold rs how rs any plough Of equal qua.y.11
They are warranted for six months: Of. n
broken IN thai TINE by returning the brokas
piece, new piece viii be given In exchange.
Specimens can Ike seen either NJ The foundey.
ornt Evans, Gregg e. Keys our agents 10 M.
shall, who are prepared TO ill all orders.
Terms--CAsH.
SANDERS & STE JvART
Or We will ray VI cents per pound for o.,
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NEW cRLEAS s---Csssl naed.


yNYHERE mny he fcund tie largest ard best
w assor.ncnt Of ClohNg ~ esery desrflp-
lion in Nre Orleans. Al this establishment
syerg nr.isie Is offered ut ihc lowest price al
whlth b con be- seld, and no reduction can in
auy Instance b. iaade Purchasers, whether
lhev age good ~ bad judge II the quality Of
Goods. may re-i assured u obtaining every ar
;leie at lie very Lowest prize, without iAe
'rouble OF beating down, or the fear Of beiue
cheated. We have but one price for Goods,
and that m,adgt, Is ;he lowest in the city.
Our stock %. Clothing and Furnishing tpods
il now very large, comprising very iuil as
sorimcni; all made IN the --latest and best man
ner, and warranted IN every respect.
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HENRY PARsONo,

No. IL Camp NffeeF, Nen Orleans.
e. ole Agent for The sale OF tho celebrated
~ Piano Forte. manufactured by J CHECKER.
ing, Boston, and NUNS & Clark, New York.
Ii IA now conceded that tho above names sta,,d
first on the iiat Of American or foreign manu.
features, and their Pianos are offered with con
Gdenee.
At all times, on sale, . general assortment II
tic above named superior instruments. enbsA-
cling tho much esteemed A.olsl, Attachment
with Ives Tunablr Reeds. VAT Nv
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4. q. TYl.ER.

G. NO. ~ Camp street, hss Orleans. Dat
IA fr IN Fine Watches, Giosls, .Jelr,srs 81.
re War, Cndrg, and Fanny Goods.
Personal attention given to the repairing Of
xas'es, clocks, aad mu4ic boxes Of every de.
scsipt'on.
CO Jewelsy Manufactured aud Repaired.
u2Glv
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tAltcnstau.

al HAVE lately fecesed arge supply oil
4 India r,ihAsi 10 plfl auy ein aud NH pull.
less Which vii .anss taom tcsan nearly q
horse aseasht lsshiu. sill sMr.pl my hs,r-.
n'''ls e gr'id Yea b. >isels N, day a,orc than
he gseagc 'nH's ri Ile cvuatry, aud make ~
good or pettessaeal
'iays NOW iaa ~ o!~rstion At my factory
aiid aohcit ths pstrpsxsgesu IA hose who want
goyt meal 4$ns one .aiAg ID purchase mills
cas- zee ia pc.totssnee IT ans lime.
20. ALEXANDER.
Msfeh 81. 1851. 20
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TINE subscriber ..ltes .h.s method Of inform
4 ing hl- patrons and the public generally,
pat d.. Steam Saw aud Gnsi NH, silnaied
about one and quarter miles uorih-wcst ltom
Marshall, is now in operation, and IN good order.
lle j. prepared TO accommodate orders a. short
notice, aud on reasonable terms, toE cash. or
OF credit TO puucual dealces Tie folloan.
ave The pileos per 1000 feet
Lumber board measure, SO 90
Rough edged lumber, &c 90
laih.ug and raliag, side and
edge mcasu,e, 20 90
The grist mill will nj all times lie n opera
ton. Saek, brought 10 The min must be plain
ly marked, OF there vii lac no responsibility for
loss.
Ten per cent will be charged on lumber bills,
when nos sls ia advance Al SUNS cn credit
will be considered due on the first day Of De-
eembcr OF The current year,
a. y. BUREL.sS.
January 4, 1851 U2sy
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-iH!su tA@rh1 iugc y Co..
I LSlECift LILY eali the attention Of their
l u.ci chants, traders, mud plan cts visiting
Aea Orleans, to call aud esaniiue his stock Of
the following geoda, - they have 4 gseat nd
vantage oyer great many merchants in maui
featuring illeir own goods. Therefore, any tlang
sold by Them VIII DO guaranteed same az tie
sample shown. The following arc . few Of
die Kind siWays on baud
"A, ssX Moie-sen; Xs, XxS Cashmere;
hack Union Hats: Pearl Orion Hats;
Boys =" Eocna Vista ilats
Fine Hungarian" Fine Lanaglne Hats !;
Bows Cloth Caps tsiaxed
Caps, etc.. etc, etc.; for shin low, al wholesale,
By j. DrRbRjDGE a Co,
~ Cusiomtsase street, New Orleans.
Dee, IA, 1850 no36 ~
(,HARLES BhRAE. (suec.ssog TO Jas. Cal
\ jfaway,) .Naafaariufef e Copper, Shs4f froa,
and TIA Ware; ,isgler IN Sioacs crates grasc
bars, a., No. 10 Tcboupitouas street, New
Orleans. has constantly en- baud complete as
sorlnent Of tin and copper ware, stoves and
stove pipe, dc, steamboat plantation, and
plumbers work ,eSesn;ed on the shortest notice,
and gegars ia his line made al reasonable raies.
Orders irom tbs eeunlry or city attended TO
with prompinrss.
Dec, Is, 1890 no16 en-
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yErrEasex.


ME Hpdtf-iHHti recently f0tDfRed 49,
/ New Orleans with . well seIerted 49,
of goods, since which time he has rscsived =.
additional supply. Ills goods are Well $3.50
10 tho market, and embrace such artirlee !. ~
usually TO be found in country stoeea. ~
motto is TO sci! cheap an make Quick r,tr,,.
Of ready cash He hopes that persona eou,-
10 Jefferson will give him call.
40 =. NJ. GRAHAM
49,. u.,..-c... r...Eu-n.-
1'h,.son ~ ,Urv .. s4ls
~ ." 49, "" wvu. fsseecsfelly
MORN we '...s. ...s I..,.:. Aexaa ~
-. - "oN "u"'s ~ ..sn. MA f'ses
iof voc ieo'r,'"" ~ ,," ~ aeshosa
g, ,'s,.- Wv f'~>' Of The
".''i wv ,.a ..,u.,
Having pf.easea IN n" sn H., ys ~. -. u
ni"f"'e e." - al t-... -
"', "a w. - d. ...rssss.,,. - r..sl
'u'iy ' =, 49, ,a .,.rs;r- - S.... n.
~ ~. ~. ~ H.. I'll, ~ slISfn ~. ...".s s.
.fs, -. " II, ,,,..s. III III ;.s--
80 nery 80. j a<uts diseases: 81 Mr..
VIZ M
/ s'rh, Wonderful cures effected ~ llvdro,.a}
ID, the yor,cu, coun,r,rs Of kuroi,s. I'D Ir n.
Norihsrn States. Inns established ths fret NJ
,h;s ,,rct;,. is now no louvr, M erns,;n.~
4 ulAf3vE1 U0ct0Hnt
ma,,i,v ran he treated more r.r1nanlv. s...s;I.
nj ,e,,iu,,llv pv tl,i. than Nv an .,Ir!'
lkn.un practice.
(, uuu, disease, prououpeed ;ncuruble hv -
lie,nnA ar which nav. batlled Tho kin ~ M
most mucn, practitioner. of other svsis~e
have r,cl.lcd, n. If by magic, 10 tn sll.hestrs
v,wcts OF The Wa,.r Cure.
F.ms,e. l,bo,lny under cor1p,;rS1ka 49,.
iue.n,ar /. their sex. and WIN hass 49, =
md roller ir,w medicines. viii ~ ~ ~
fare an invariably safe and eisIrsr;ous r,rsl,
rbns. Wishing information with . - I.
l,r, IN, Mater DIR. nj his es,abiixhn,sma n. j.
re,;.,,n.e ,o following : course ~ Ssush..s.t :
home. viii NEE, viii, prsmpt s,tvntien bv ~
idr,xs,ug fn,.tape p,,dl
M SANuEI.f1AR
,.os.., ca.. nn,,,,. ~ 49,
a "a. t.as., !. N ~. AZ -. .....;.. .
l,.n.u.., ~, ,i'.,.,;. sSs ~. 49,. l
~. !. H., 80. .ss. S...s-
...,sAs.,o ,ss.. 49,
''''.' = .x..... -. 1
uES AESI = ~.
! 40 .<yfs.a tssr rw~
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CITATION.


Thomas 4. Rirss W. Fountain c. Lester.
THE STATE OF TKxAs,
Harrison County.
z ss II. iest.i skesr 6 'a'a eov.'y grse''os
~ OU ~ hereby commanded 10 supmon'
Il Fsnntain C. l.sslsr 70 bc and pcrsoy.ajsy
srrsas before ne, al ay ofics II Powellton, IL
Publication in sl.e Texas Republican, 4 news
paper Published in the county oil Harrison.
Texas for three successive weeks IN sons 10
tho return of this citation on the 6fst Saturday
In July, a. ID. 1851, At ten o'clock, A NJ. then
aud there to answer the complaint III 'lhomss
l.. Kiyes. in PLEA of debt. due by account, for
the sun of seventy nine dollars and seseaty..
fear cents, subject TO credit amounting f4s
n nv dollars and iiiiy cents
erein lail / ot and make due return o. 49,
wiz - he law directs. N
Given under my hand, y oass, ~ -
". ". sco1rgysP.
Received in Office June g ~. 4 hssded
10 e he Be-. s s..ss: q .As 1ss ssaA -
= =, PERRY. shG H.C,
.koop1or,s Motice.
E1TE16 teslaasst4sy wen gmn ~ n |
- TIE nndasaig ~ The estate 81 "
~ v ~ sssassi9l decess<d ~ |
sessty u tjs -, h thu stais|. III
~ 16sh As May, A,sD. ~. 4
t.ges r ~ al pusses aiag On
fstat1 = P6sIasl1 i, r.
wIln thss W.
ID iusebtsa U W p
4 Y n Jgs| Il
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Thr Subscribers announce to The citizens of
New Orleans, that hr. iiFaEy psRsaSs. No a6
Camp street. il agent for the sale of their
pIANn loRrrs, with and without Coleman's
.fiolleu attachment, and Ives TusAaLE kggus,
and the oub person authorized to use their
names as sachngrnt In every instance Pianos
taken from this store are guaranteed By the
Observation-Disclosures
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Nnnosss o Aaaissgo.
HARRINGTON e. Co, Caial

(.c(11 HNNINVTVN q V7U-t 'HT1HI
TsesRN and Cem0lissioa ". ocsana, Ne.
Bank Place, New Osears.
RErFr MIR. Bard dye EllIs, Esqr. no,-
ton Bowls County, Tesas; Messrs. l'ry q
Ward. Jefferson Texas; Ward d Wilson, MAJ.
shall, 1csas
Oct ~, 1880 neO is.
g q. NELSON & 90, Iommsss.ea M.
~. rdafs, new Orleans
=. q. Nelson. New Dtlcans: T. Ranksmltb
New Orleans; II. G. Wailcr, Memphis, Tenn.
llaie Cashier Bfaaeh un.oa Bank T.. A. Mel.
son, Athens. Ala.
lbec. IA. 1850. noa6 fm
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y. KNAPP. Dentist Sarge Gives par.
sJs ieulsr attention 10 the preservation OF
tho AATuaal IrsTH, rs well ~ TO supplying
their Ioss by Artificial ones. His cnhre iap
for years hps hssndssot~d TO The improvements
10 his profession. For evidence Of hs sageriot
ffpG% lng and as nltfy aadbfaHfgef his iTi1Ectii
Ie4s, he viii only refer to MS numerous pa
| irons, beth IN The cily, agi country AilAons
Of teeth are now Annually lost. for want of time
" aud iudcious iscalmont; but let ihu.e who
base senercd by Qaefls. not be discouraged
but avail themselves Of the best rcrne.ly--an
operator Ia whom they can have confidence.
TEETH EXTRACTED without fear under TIE
influence Of the lrraEoS. or cnroaoFoRa, aud
viii perfect safety 10 The rltieul
OsficE AND RssiehScg rsmossa from IN cor-
ner " ~. Charts .Ssreet 10 No. 10 Barea,.e
Street s,raf Canal Stree,
ApH b, 1851. nii If
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EVANS, GREGG. a. KEY.

We viii furnish Bagsirg, Rope. and Plan
ta'i"n supplies to Planters tnippins to the
above house.
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NUNS 4 CLARK.
a57 Broaa.Sor Nssc Yorb.
enc HERi Nf"S PIANO EDR7j'N

237 broadSot Nstc Yofd.
CUiChERiNG'S PIANO FOR1'ES.
The pablo W.il please take notice that Mr..
llhsRy pansoSs, 90 Camp street, is my only
agent for The sale Of my Piano For!es in Lou
slana, and that Instruments taken ut this depot
may be considered fully guaranteed fiom tho
factory.
Orders may be len for any kind Of ins,ru-
menis, and no advance required Until the article
is received and approved
!. CHICKERING.
3it Washington street. boston.
lie also ha. on hand q largs supply Of select
music OF The latest style.
MAY II, 1881, ysrd;y
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4 Also--lS4F Wagons, rnmpieie
II wlfhiscn asletftcs. prize tlfsO
= si!SIll

10 pa.ss Of = To- 8 iucbeH with wood asics.
,rr~~sxa Al.o--.NsF Hsxens. rumpie;e
Ht}6 wigbfca asicifecs. prize Gao
anEaG1 each. Two pairs Of timber
|me*els, with srfcss, ~ feet high, incf, tread.
s9eey ifke orders for al Kinds II wagon wors,
and deinef them on plantation, a, maBaiac-
luTcrs' priecs.
Also--A large assortment Of Hafjrsre, for
p'ania'leu usc, viz: ehalns wrough, ard cot
nails; Hunts aSesi socket srsdrs; long han.
de shpYels and spades; hoes 81 all kinds
cane knives; hook and plate hiagcs; grind.
s'oa~s; common and Scotch collars; manila
nud isffsd repei cf1es-sni, pit, as,s. nall SAWS .
fle' Of all iiud-i iron blseLs, with 7 inch,
sleeves; largo assortment OF English aud
American bar ron: iron aaiex, wik Snx64is
spsrn, whale, apd ~ Gko; spisit6 N srSH
iaal'ne; puttFt II D66iI ~ rslni- Of
all .i,ldA M "a TrREArD.
Cs0 ~ I&Pse, \. o. n1G On
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PionU fostea. Music, and Musical
Mere hu0ae3e.


The suhserihers have now mud in
tend always to keep on hand, for
~ ' W sale nj the most reasonable prices,
good assortment Of tho Hsa Piano Ferfes
manufactured IN this county And in France
They are sole agepts for florsi's paient double
Iron frnnej piAno fortes the most durable aud
decidedly the best piano now 10 urc. They nrc
peculiarly adapted to the snu'hsfn or sny damp
climate, there bsing but very lizzie glue IN the
body Of ne piano, consequently they viii r.
main much longer ia time then any other make,
A. the weather has no ehee1 ypon them. The
ease TO the iron lsauo Il tadepenss<nt Of the
hpdy and can be easily nmeved AZ pleasure.
The tone Is more fnIl, rich, ~ mellow than in
other pianos We import ~ Pleyel 4 Co.,
fsris Pianos uads espreaslyto ourorder. r-
amos ~ q, ", VI and ossaves, scsns in rish
carved cases.
AEo--ksslsdecss, xssaya;sss, eaIsss u ~
~ istiAA vicIonsel toss eiess
As W nssic bokss, ~ ssts
=. !, = ~, hs.: s.
&, 4 81 =. s $500, r. s.s: :;
- ifss !. 49, y se,ius
1lsAosta u. 4 ~
~ II Hik{ G pssiss ~ IL n
= :
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Wina0W sash Cheap tor dus1t.
TIVE undersigned viii make aud keep %
j hand a good article Of SasA. which be III
.el on ~ good terms for casll as he can I've
bg. Persons wishing TO purchase can leave
their bills ut the Dreg Store either OF Evans 6
Sanders OF Norris q larko,i, where they can
see sample ot 10. WORK OF spply 1t his shop
on the souilcrn border of town. where they
w.ll be apt TO had lam.
4. u. FISHER.
tIar.hnN F.h & 1881 NllI2g
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iNWiblLl q EDWARDs, Copper, IN,
i and Hhecf foa lIolsrs No. 10 New
Ievee, between Grasier aud Poydras streets,
are prepared to do all kinds Of work IN The
It owe iinc. H.esmboa. and plgnialion work
done in the besi manner, on tae shortest notice.
on the most reasonable lerme Also. on hand
large assortment OF tsssVlg, Steam Baai,
aud Dsf Room sietes, OF every size and de-
sesiptsosss also, all Mind OF House work,
such rs Guss1F Pipe, Spout, &c. Al osdcrs
thankfully recc'sed and promptly attended 10.
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They haYc nov in store ~ pnirs of NhCeif
with ron aslcs and shais Of = 10 Brhe.. aiai
- pa.ss Of To- iucbeH with wood aslcs.
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@11es9c rRNALE lysT1yu \

&ioe AR1H4iLA 'hsN"'h -. ~,
Dfa"'Ss ~''' '""y
ns~rse Of StuAY, snA o1ArEss Per ses-
sasn, T~sasy wesA'
: rs,xAsv DnrAsTsrsr.--ofshogrH
R..i,ug. aud writing, PER ssseion OF
avs n~nshs, . $40 VI
oussss Jvsos ctAss-Essssnr'y 'es-
sssrav. Nssurs. Philosophy, Pbsi-
-. "a History &l2 0.
4tnn9 JVrgua CLAss--English Crnm-
-. Geography, Arithmetic ecn'in-
~. Natural Philosophy. Waits Oh
~ Mind, Botany, Geology, Mylhoi-
ory, and History SO o.
,holos,, and History. VI VI
MrppLx ClAss.--clem'siry. hhs's.r'
Logs, moral se'eues, Men, Mental ,i... pni-
s s;sses H &. Ss. & ef Tss:s"y
Modern Languages commenced. $40 o.
sss,oa elA.-~Aneieas md Modern
Trr,samrsry, aud ssssisw Of forn'-
er studics $50 OK
CouesAi,on throughout the course,
q. extra Incidental expense for pnph nj.
-, season 81 o.
brwine ard Painting. each $40 o.
Embvoidsvy and Wax Work eaeh - "
Instrumental MUSE. e2o "
Use Of Piano extra ~ "
Tuition raysbir al ~. end o. e.e e sg.r' o.
;rasss. until the close Of the sess'oa Dedsei'oa'
GEmpuls rNsrsTuTE.
,..,,r,r,r
\ sfI 52E~.t, .au~.c uf Lectures in This In
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hai, itosf fi,h,eA faga. Fsgisa = Ckar.s.
hWT, FORD, d GRAVES Faeiors as8
Il CoMmiss'cr Bsgehcsls, II s., Charles
street. New Orleans. n4gy
I1>ROSF a, CO, No. 10 Magazine ssreei
l. scholrsg'c d.aiers IA bulls, shoes. br6sars
hats and caps, suitable fur the country tf Dc ;
siso Pain Leaf, Campeachy, and lusriean
Hats
Having house ri The North, we are con-
s'anI'y receiving iresA supplies Of lhe above
goods Al ~ lowest prices
Couniry dealers are invited TO call aud cssm-
Inc our extensive staek. s2u31
II. cRlMbl.E. tsssecessor To Guuihe ii
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fhusiriGHy. >nrleaas. aao toshfficiGR
1Nrii.Lprsrt.ce 1iIc.f proiessionin taripcr-hip,
W and one or both maya, all iinlts be i1nnd
at iheif Old stand on ihs aurlh side oiShe public
square. ~ all cases oi Importance i'e services
Of both ll' le given without an additional
fee Tacy vil kc'f 'ls hNesi selection 81
incidence sf1 msaish ts ra'lpao 'dtai e.
Marshall, January &c. asst we
sNR. y. w. EAhTS. hfHg prrnaacWiv
J located in Mn-h.. .,-netlpNY ietisfs
his medical seflre4 tD t.' sohik tcaeisN
Office one door O. ol % Young hFisk
building fiA
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Jefferson, Case county, Ttxasts~
n. B.--Dr. t;arey will conGinutio practise i
Jefferson nMl trinity, - hsspl1yorc, under i
thcs system, a. The patient my dcaiss.
tk,luber ~. lNip4 n1Nv
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14
Operation Of the Maine Liquor Law.
lrom Id Ban gor Whil

The City Marshal yesterday morning, by
OlteF of the Polce Court rolled out from the base
ment OF the Cly Hall ten casks OF liquor seized under
NE new Aquof la", ana destroyed the liquor by Turn
ne It out upon The ground. There were quite num-
Ter of persons present, but the whole proceeding
seemed TO be IN accordance with the popular senti
ment. One caSk OF The liquor said to be of supe
roT qualny. and some persons were desirOus OF
having II saved for appropriate uses, but the law
makes no distinction and II met the common destuc-
non. The empty casks were safely returned TO the
owners.
THIS : The first instance, III this city, and probably
an The State, n wAlch any considerable quantity
StiZtO has been actually destroyed The mass OF our
people feel that rum has caused quite destruction
enough, not oi property merely, but OF mIRd oi men,
OF TIC hopes aC TIE JOYS Of fe of the peace o.. .dni
Hes Ruiu Has trlumQhet over Law am good order
and properly. nd uanpied Is iron hoofs the heart
OF NENlous wives. and bowed "a SorfOw an Same
lie head OF innocence, and u.anacled many men Of
Ml-Etand TUNED earth INTO he'll and human kind nio
demons y = not 20 be wondered Al, then that men
can Lot onN look Win comp llAcency. but even with
Joy IN ihe destruction OF liquor. casks casks Of i,
good. bad and Indifferent, because such destruction
aoidS cui ne hoic precious hope 10 many hearts
ua me enforcement OF tins law Is having. and Will
Continue % Rave, favorable effect upOu SOc.etv L,
VII show 10 The dealers IN hCuor thai the internal
traffic cannot and viii not be to,eT4tca-lt h4s be-
ne too grievous 20 b. borne
Cur city authorities vii and that hy uatien, e.a
JLu,nce IN VEL cong-taAmg no ste1s backward
tNi pushing forward this enicrnrlsc of humanity
they VIII meet the p.audIis Of the peovl ard confer
al unmSnSny ~ good upon those " h have long
been victims 70 r-In. and a burden and sorrow no
u'H tnenc>, al-U terror 70 tEe.r families, and a
srIst 70 '4fii>e!'e>- Ample notice has keeu gwen
10 every deaer a 20 what he NAY expect if he con-
tuucs tie npu nuSlnesS and no man can eouir,lsin
On nat score. Il his premises are entered AZ ~
eCur, an his iQUoys removed. A coatinusrte IN
tie JUsresS- 10" ever slyly, : dehalce Of the law
aId wrofg against humanity and Ii cpposI,sor ~
Tie pcrular sentiment The people OF Name a =
community. nave ceifrm4aet ~ nd themselves cf A
usrac which has proved 20 terribly destructiy. 20
the welfare of the state and the happiness Of IL
people.
re exeorllSn OF the iI~ IN itis city has ~ lar
Produced 1ery favorable effect l. has diS.nan,feI
many rum shops. II has promoted temperance 7,
has caused several mcn, who have heretofore resisted
every arpea and every llx TO yjed 10 the IL sh .n
n. es'y q Tins iaw. I: has caused 10 .e sen. -
20 LcstcE large G"2nii:es OF i.gior Il has le,s6neI
The Pciice cxg5Sses ei tho eity L las ir.s,.- uct
lew re- s;tA ser'et q scf roYc a.. @s-l
sisr .rfs