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ORLEANS THEATRE.
GREAT MUSICAL ATTRACTION

u GREAT MUSICAL ATTRACTION.
FRIDAY EVENING, May 30, 1851 GRAND FESTIVAL
CONCERTvocai and lnstumenta-in the Paris London,
Berlin and Vienna style - .
This extraordinary given for the Benefit Of H. E.
LEHMANN artist of the Orleans Theatre and Orchestra Leader
of private sor6es OF this city.
orchears Of EIGHTY MUSICIANS, and he
kind Madame FLEuRY Jolly Messrs GEN BRE
SCOTT, GRAFT, CHAs. wYNEN. L. CARRiERE and "
Mr. JAIN Leader Of the Orleans Theatre Orchestra, and Mr.
Lehman, will alternately lead the Band
PROGRAMME. Part l.
l. Grand Overture, from the Chase oil Young Henry,
composed, with all the and full orr hesIa- -Mebu
g.. ...Fantasia from Ernanl,' for the basoon,
composed and executed by 5ignor v. Banchi Verdi
A.. Grand Waltz, airs IRON 1.-THE Prophet" with
s.. Grand from Pre- aux Clercs," sung BY Nine
feuy JOY accompanied by solo on the violin Herod
o. sen w, MS Ton .ena.se ?,
Ts.'. and scGoi:ei "''''
Uances with fuu orchestra lehman
Part ii.
...Grand Overture from the "Stabat Mater" arranged
for full orch stra, BY Merca ante and executed for
the .Rosriu
-" Toe ROYAL DIummsr sung By MI GIa.I ArnauI
the flute, executed L. Caree Walker
IL. Grand Duet from Rober. the Devil, The Honest
Man., by Mess Genbrei and Scott .Meyerbeer
H.. Grand National Roman Qnadrie, accompanied by
full orchestra
49,. Grand Clio from operas for Yeowa So
Iona composed and executed by &C. Wynen
The Grand Chorus of Hunters, Dream
Of Adsummer's Night" arranged BY Mr.. Tn.
Schoenheit and executed by siIty copper musical
instrumens Thomas
~ This large Orchestra wi be located stage.
~ Prices of sdmance the have always charged
by the Orleans Theatre
Doors open o'clock-peruance o'clock precisely
NBupder pfetext whatever will the Concert be postponed
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NOTICE.
d w. WOODLIEF, No. 10 CHI

ID w. WOODLIEF, No. 10 Chartres street,
offers from this day Monday May g; b. entire stock
be found most complete having been KEEP, regularly peu
York. He would respectfully call The the
Ladies, Merchants, Planters and Traders & xamina-
ton of this stock previous to purchasing elsewhere
my8 I'm P. w. WOODLlEF, 10 Chartres ct.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-An inquest was held, yester.
day, on the body of man named James Cape, aged
about 80 years, who died in boarding house on
GalIatin street, near the of Barrack street,
in the First Municipality. 1t appeared that he was
suddenly taken ill, of cramp, and in a short time
died and the Jury returned verdict in accord
ance with this evidence
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The New York Commercial says that method
of taking daguerreotypes in oil has been discovered
by gentleman of that city,
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Tar FAnILY QUAHHEL II THE SKvENTh
!. " Arshm 0'Iloansll publishes = long card
~ ves,srdsy's Dsla, In which he attempts to &C
...,. IN The recent defeat d the democracy in
a. W.td. Ex-Alderman Mccormick has excited
n. -. s. hssipg backed Chris Lilly, an English
ho.er. se,inst Tom O'Donnell. in disgraceful
prise SAT ii hatcher. We were living neal
6.,ehes q The time, and remember the disgust
exe,ts& there BY this ruffianly and illegal exhibit
ion. Beside, when Mccormick was elected AL
dermsn, he voted against Michael Brown, who
Ma always been good democrat, and had lost two
hundred dollars on the fight Of Tom ODonnell'
So Il seems that the recent defeat is traceabe to
mis- esht il ls45. We intend to run our friend
sftb, iriuh Badger and the Scotch Terriers, next
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RECORDER GENors' CoURr.-But little bust
ness was done at this court yesterday. Some six
or eight persons made afiidavits in petty cases o
assault, but none of them possessed any matter o.
public interest.
Keeping Disordsriy Houss-Mrs. Washing
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u At the annual meeting of the HEBREW BENEVOLENT
ASSOCIATION held the 25h of May the gentlemen
elected officers for the ensuing year:
M. l.. LION, President.
q. G. LEVY Vice President.
Jos. SIMON. Treasurer.
b. DASILvA, Secretary.
N. WORMS,
8. JACOBS,
Isaac HART, }Drect0rs.
M. GOLDSMITH,
my8 E. NkwBURoER,J WIS
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HEALrH OF MKMrHIs - The Appeal Of the
23d says that report on medical police, recently
msds 70 the Medical Society of that city, declares
thst there is no cholera, and little disease of any
kind existing there
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Death from Hernia
Shall no longer annoy our Family Circles.
n Further evidence Of the of
DR.. SHERMAN'S
Patent Truss and Rupture Wash,

ARKANsAs, May 3, 1851.
"Mr. Shsrman-Dear Sir The Truss you fitted my
last winter, Il think in January har done better
pecsd would As far judge questioning boy
rupture is cured Dr. Greenwood to-day and
thinks his wearing the any longer
would be best for him WASH
the permanent
"Wi tie kind write and inform what had be,--
do You took down description Of his in your b. V
referring it, may all the anu 'e a'e
"a, -, 49, " p HENRY r. SMITH"
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RECORDER CALpwELL's CoURT.-Yesterday
morning the Recorders Court was crowded by a
large assembly of persons, who appeared thus pub.
licly to witness the proceedings in the women.
arrest of some sixteen or eighteented by the court
The greatest interest was mn lasted long time
Co1t aud ihf ssye,ai Of the individuals
and he conended that the charge of vagrancy could
not be sustained, on account of deficiency in the
affidavits. The Recorder contended that the fact
Of their frequenting grog-shops was a proof of
vagrancy, and on this proof he should fine them
five dollars each. In several instances the delin-
quents were discharged, but only in one case was
any thing brought to excuse the persons from the
general charge.
Breach of the Peace-Stephen Keefe and Ed
ward Rockford, were charged with disturbing the
the peace, at twelve o'clock, on Thursday night,
on the Levee, and were ordered to give bail for
their good behavior.
Stab6ing IN Triton Walk-Gustavus Barker
was charged with cutting and wounding a man,
named George Musback, on Wednesday night
last. 1t appeared that about nine o'clock the parties
met on Triton Walk. and had some difficulty be-
tween each other. Barker got into passion, and
took a knife from his pocket, with which he cut
Musback on the side of the face and neck. The
wounds were such as to prevent him from appear
ing in court, and the defendant was remanded.
Assault in Union Street-Charles Jones was
for trial to the First District Court for assault
ing Mary Simmons, on the 18th instant, in Union
street.
Stealing ingham.-Thos Keef was brought
up suspicion of stealing piece of gingham
which was found in his possession on the 23d May
about twelve o'clock at night, and Of which he
could not give any satisfactory account. lie was
remanded.
Stealing Clothss.--John Shields was charged
with stealing quantity Of clothing, the property of
Dennis Flanagan, on Edward street. Ii appeared
that the compla inant left box with the clothes in
it at the door Of grocery store on the light of the
Goth instant, and Shields came up Immediately
and took the clothes from the box worth at leas,
fifteen dollars. He was arrested while in the act
Of carrying these clothes away and confined in the
Watch. house. The Recorder sent him for trial to
the First District Court.
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Grand Exhibition of Fire Works,

ONE of the grandest displays of FIRE WORKS
~ given in the city. will take place under the direction
street, First Muncipalhy, on SUNDAY June 1851, fo
the BENEFIT of the FRENCH BENEVOLENT AS
SOCIATION on which nscasOn correct representation
Of he eontempis, JACKSON MONUMENT will appear pre
nared expressS for the occasion.
11- F.s Programme. see small bills. my9
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The draymen Of Cincinnati are making prepara-
nons lot grand parade on horseback, on the
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HENRY r. SMITH"
TO ALL RUPTURED.


cV The boy John alluded to in the following letter WINS
ruptnred, according to Mr. Coleman account in 1870 nv
TALL from horse. The first years he paid little attention
toh consequently became large and painful and Truss
was resored to as means of relief Not much benefit wa,
derived from H. as let The rupture down when exercising
tie was then considered unfit for hard labor and became
almost useless Mr. Coleman called in said he had read nv
and called in if could do anything for
boy who had been badly ruptured for ten years inquired
the particulars of he gave them Ireped thou
could; it he would bring the boy. would examine him
and tell him what could be DONE He brought the boy
applied the Patent Truss him the Wash directions
etc. The following letter shows the result:
JACKsOH. Miss, May 2, 1851
Dr SherDsan-Dear Sir: About ago had YOU
apply on my boy John Patent Truss
well that have concluded the boys Of which
spoke at the time fitted John. Mr. Atkins bearer of this b
them under his CHARGE and he will price agreed
They are both vaube and my having them
permanently cured grounded upon seen and heard
aud from what assistant said your Truss and mode Of
treatment II think best furnish bottles of the Wash tn
the boy who ruptured both Sides So and Mr. Akin.
settle with you.
Eight or ten days the near dying bv
Truss could find but they do any good at ALL "a, ib
boys are always complaining of PAIN rup,ares get
IL you hx them well did Jhn you great deal of
good "Your FRIEND "
myIo wI,m&W "THONAs COJEMANv
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Notice to Ship.Masters,

1Ihefe Is now open, at the seamen's Home, SHIPPING
OFFICE The charge will be only cents per man for shin
ping J. R'WAsHBURN is appointed to ship for the Home
- Please cali for men.
my2s St g. j. DUNCAN spns,o,s,dsn,
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IHE COMPROMISE IN NEW fORK.-GOvernOI
Hunt, of New York, was present at the reception
Of the President At Buffalo, and being called
upon. made an eloquent speech. He fully con
cured 10 all the President had previously said
upon The subject Of the Compromise and the ne.
ce~iD Of having those measures sustained, and
ayowed hin discrimination to abide by, and uphold
them 70 the utmost Of his ability II was, in fact,
thorough and unequivocal declaration, that he
approved Of the Compromise measures, and should
GO 81 that lay in his power 70 have them enforced.
Base REvENGE AND OurRAor-The Rev
william johnson, Officiating Episcopal minister at
tuscaloosa Ala, whilst on a recent visit to
Lowndes county. in that State, was waylaid near
me resldeace Of Col. R. P. McCord, by two Young
men' named y. Rush and j. Rush. and beaten 90
sevsnly with clubs that his life i despaired Of nv
~ sssendlng physician, Dr.. Paul Lee. This IN.
hmous attack was prompted, a the Mobile Rsris.
~ stasss, By an old srudse, that had IT, orir;n
many years sinpDs Whsp these young man ware
nsnbsn Of . schpa1 ia Iowndes county. of which
H. Johnson WAS pFincipal
TIE NV 81. Loum ThxArRE.-Ths S., Toni,
papen inform u that ~. Field has 30 far suc.
cssdsd Ia Obtaining subscriptions for his new thea.
msas u ssnoye ell doubt Of fhs completion Of the
s1esEtises and that . meeting Of The subscribers
WI = eslled In few days, 70 whom will be sub
.laa .nt &C., for the construction Of the build.
II. .. 81.
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y ~ The members OF the above Company ar
" hereby notified to attend regular monthly meetinl
on SUNDAY next. June !, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
By Order. .
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s. 80 n I'd. i -
MoRr OF rnE RECoRDER's ANTIcs.-ln the
eoumns Of the local reports will be found the Re-
cerlsr's theatrical scene with the Captain Of the
Police. The officer whom he has committed for
Refusing to sign bund u keep the reace, when no
ope had made : chang ssdinst him on oath, will
!. erply for writ Of ldsds corpus. and test the
power 81 Recorder 70 commit man against
wbon no charge has been made, and no examina-
d. Nd. Yesterday, We learn that . German made
: complaint against man for violent assault and
battery, without the slightest provocation. The
assault was brutal. The only defence was, that he
had given all Of his money to lawyer, who
neglected to appear at the hour Of trial. The Re-
corder taking this into consideration, discharged
him on his own bond to keep the peace How
long will such justice be tolerated! To-day we
expect scene Of Roman ffmness. The officers
have been instructed to enforce the ordinances
against disorderly houses, and some Of his Honor'
tenants will be brought before him! We expect
something rich.
Nor SUCH A TERRIBLE FIRE-EArER.-Judge
Bragg. nominated by the Southern Rights Con-
vsntion, In answer to the Mobile Catechism, says;
In view. Of the object Of your letter. however,
csndor compels me to add here. that in my judg-
ment the compromise measures above referred to
do NOT furnish adequate cause for resort to the
right Of secession" Yet he was nominated by
acclamstion.
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ss'a CO dn We stated yesterday that Mr..
Z Jetn Ma had been detailed by the Recorder
ssslRcRs = Lafayette Square. We did his honor
injustice. The Recorder suspended him from
duty, but the Police Committee restored him and
Can't Forno. at their suggestion, placed him in his
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III IS EOaDrpADHy

III is Concealed
BY all who within the last two days have the prices at
this and other Dry Good Houses that
81 P SON,
SO CANAL Street,
Is selling PLANTATION, HOUSEKEEPING
and FANCY GOODS cheaper any house In this
The purchaser examining, see,
THIS DIFFERENCE:
While some cheap" sell articles at their value
and The remaining portions of their stock full prices
EUesy thing
is AT REDUCED RATE
Let all who have not yet examined stock do SO now
c. M. SIMPSON,
my29 4t2dp SO Canal street.
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DIR Y GOODS.

SELLING OFF-TO CLosE OUR BUSINESS SEASON.
No The undersigned respectfully inform the public that dsous
bringing immediate close oder large
assortment Of
SEASONABLE DRY GOODS,
less than price Of Importation having TO mass considerable
present location We would invite the attention Of
purchasers examination Of prices before purchasing else
where determined close ont the whole stock before
All goods present will be sold without the least
reference to cost
M. r. HAGGERTY a. BRO.
ru29 linz nd RnYal street.
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AssAuLr.-A few days ago, a charge was pre-
bingham, against Capt. Forno, Michael Hughes, and
VIM. and John Mocair, for striking him in the High
Constable's Office of the Second Municipality on
Dist of May. Upon this affidavit, capias issued
and the papers were sent by Judge Larue to the
court of Recorder Caldwell. Yesterday Colonel
Field appeared on the part of the defence, and
wished his Honor to order the papers to be sent
back to the First District Court, that the case
| might be tried there. To this he agreed, and the
papers were sent down.
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We understand that tbs membsn Of the Lcuisiana Hsr
suc Association have b contemplation 10 give their drec
", Nj. j. g. Challs complimentary benefit at Placdes
Vam MI. Pscids has. in the kindest possible
esd his hsuss for that purpose. We know Of no one
neFs dss yins Of compliment like this than J. 8. Charles
Ever ready all occaons pFoar his services. he really
deserves remuneration Of this kind from the hands Of
Tie Orleans public, and If I'll his friends turn that
eeesson confident Of fnll and OVERLOOKING house
We understand that the benefit Win off during the
ey pant Of next week. of which due notice will be given
CARRoLLToN RAILROAD. These warm summer days
I'D many Of our citizens snatch breath Of unaduter
a4sd air. By taking trip 10 the Gardens at Carrollon.
FRENCH THEArRE-IMr Lehmaa's Comcert.-To-ngh
vssy tempting Concert given at this Theatre. for thu
benefit Of this wsknown musician. 1t Is the only amuse
mnt for The evening.
s FiRsWoRxs.-On Sunday night there win bs anothe
display Of Fiswosks BY Mr. Cstor for the benefit Of thu
1bneh Dsasve|p1t Association
III efRcp ~ fins stsamer Crescent have our thank
- Iaasa papS5 IN 81. Louis. tr
have lats Louisville papsn from the steamer George
Aswn.
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MssA IN Attend regular monthly washing on SATUK-
f ~ DAY EVENING, 3lT inst, at o'cock. .Punctua
S3S&&1f attendance is requested. by order.
mys0 JOS. Y. RUSSIA, Secretary.
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OBTAINING THE DIMES. = Yesterday, poor
Irishman, named William McHale, was brought
before Recorder Caldwell, having been remanded
on the previous day, and charged with having
committed an assault and battery. When arrested,
charge of by the officers of the Watch. On being
called upon for his defence, he looked round, some
what bewildered The Recorder asked him what
he looking for, and he replied, that his lawyer
was not in court. The Recorder asked him What
lawyer!" and he said that good-looking man,
with low.crowned white hat, had Obtained SO
from the police, on his account, and promised to
plead his case for him; and if he was sent down
10 the First District Court, he promised To become
his bail. Now, that he wanted his lawyer, he
could not find him. The Recorder, smilingly,
took compassion upon the poor fellow, and ordered
him to sign his own bond.
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Ve4U Fresh Goods.
p. & E. REILLY & co.

SVCIC FTGSn GOONS.
P. & E. REILLY & co,
Corner of Canal and Royal streets.
Have Just received steamships Georgia Union fresh
supply of FASHIONABLE GOODS consulting in part a, follow,
Embroidered Jaconet and Swiss Trimmings;
Embroidered Jaconet and Swiss Bands;
Embroidered Swiss Ma"llas, Sacs and Morning Govns
Black Lace Msntllas and shavls;
Black Trimming Lace;
Great assortment Of Valenciennes Edgngs and
Fine dotted Swiss Vaenciennes large 6euIes: "e''
Goored embroidered Swiss DO Nan.ook
Plain and embroidered Handk erchiefs Fans.
White Jsconet; Nansook Bishop's Lawns:
Plain aud striped Cambrics and Swiss,
East ceiored Musins and Jaconets at I2S;
Ems French Orsandes and Mnsins; ~
hch printed Linen Camhric, etc, etc,
!" All to Be sold at very reduced prices uy2s lot 2dp
t'oh SALE-The schooner NILES. Is 7O-75
a. tons buIthsn. now lying at the New Basin. q,
nei Sas and Rigging nearly new and well iound 1flE
Apply 70 the owner on board. my3O IL
WANTED-By a young Woman, a situation
maj. Nurse 70 20 to England. She will be willing to
sncss can Dc given For information apply No. % Deod
...es.. my30 BIZ
ESCAPED from the Second Municipality Police
pri.on, this morning A.
WILLIS. slave Of MI R. Moore. Said slave |. ~
asfk g.h has high cheek bones. very long jaws IN
aGSot eet or Inches high and aged about q year,. w
my27 tt ], WORRELI.. Warden
X AIsINs-25O whole, half and quarter boxes,
myS Nv. ARTHUR & co. g and % New Lsvs..
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SsSperiMe Shirts.

NJ We have just received. per ship Niche Ia. p,,dI ,
complete assortment OF all kinds OF sHIRTs ''
Super Irish Linen Shirts
Cotton, with Linen Bosom 81 ,jr,..
Fancy colored Linen Shirts
DO. do. French Chi %, sh,... .
NORRIS a. WAYS.
reasonable Clothing Store No % Camp corner of fo
felO 2dpn '' ae' o. common sfee'
-. under Heviet's Hotel
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~ On and after SATURDAY 9th inst, the Fare bv the Mail
anu canal Line OF steamers Bay st Louis Christian Mis-
s'.,pp City aud Biloxi will las formerly summer two
dollars. my2i aeDDpa
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BROUGHT to the Pond of the Second Munich.
pahl,ty; corner n Of ROBIN and Annuncaiion SITS. n
hight hlp thus: tS shod all round about twelve ~
hands high no other brand or mark visible.
1t not claimed before SATURDAY the 7tb day of lime
usual time. W. J. AHERN E;,s, i.n,a, , us th'
NewOIleans May %, 1851. "'' msa MINI
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CONDUIT aux epaves de la Second Municipa
citation ~ 1ANN
UN CiiEvAL BLANC, Poney. } maraue sur IA
ct pas d. autre marque visible.
sn nest pas recame avant SAMEDI, e JUN proclaim
mare. w. J. AHERN P,smer isntensnt
N0uvene- Orleans, lie g Mai 1851 my30 3tilOd
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French Drap DIE Dres Goats FTock Coored
do do do sacs do Poisas, do do
do do style loose saas, do do
English Paramea Frocks Dress Coats Saes, Polkas ETC.;
Brk and cold Alpaca do do do do do do
do do Casbmerette do do do DO do
do do Cloth skee Sacs
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LARGE AND MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
.1lffed .NNlsrOe r. Co.
81 MagaZIne street.

81 Magazine street.
~ Would invite the particular attention of
their present very extensive FASHION
ABLE CLOTHING. By late arrivals, have received very
large additions and purchasers will be ishs6 by
calling, that
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THEO. A. JAMES Il CO
"Ion street, between Hewlstt,s
Exchange and the verandab Hot,l
nave Just received, per ship Charlemarp. dir. ,
fAhIS a large assortment Of Gentieuen,s "'"
KID GLOVES.
made expressly Tor them by Jt,,v,,
u. Also, large and beautiful lot of - n'
CRAvATS,
which they will sell at reasonabl. ,,Io,, -,
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Summer vEsTS-BcautifaI assortment

Striped and plain Silk Half Hose;
Cotton Half Hose, with Silk FEET
Linen and Lse Thread Half Hose;
Light and dark colored Silk Gloves;
Linen and isle Thread do
Also-A beautiful assortment of CRAyATS sIap c~Dro,
GLOVES, SILK, LINEN and FANCY HDKFS s,o ~,
~ We selling all kinds of WINTER cIoTg,nc
at unusually low prices.
to ONE PRICE FOR GooDs-No Dvv,,rov
ALFRED MUNROE 81 co.
my6 2dp If n, .
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Another Rsaptng Machins.--The Illinois pa
pers say that Mr.. Charles Denton, Of Peoria, has
invented reaping machine which far surpasses
MsCormick's, cutting the grain, whether standing
or lodged, green or dry, upon rough or uneven
surfacs, laying it in bundles, and doing it all we'll