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BY NOTEBOOK
The most simple object which be brought view
probably is equiateral tIiangea figure with three
equal sides and angles II is curious It is simple, and
because IL Is simple Is, perhaps the most important
element material orms and the most powerful insiru-
ment measuring the heavens and the earth IL is The
eIemen of fakes their greatly multiplied forms Of
the crystal OF the diamond aud Of very numerous mineral
ubstances of the honeycomb, and OF insect architecture
greatly extended Of the OF numerous leaves OF
vegetable bre and Of the mechanism Of vege-
IA bIes under different mod locations OF mountain archi-
lecture rs sometimes exhibited and OF natural mechan
lam as prod by the hand Of the Creator In forms too
hume rou to be described, and too bcauui to be con-
ceived. The work Of human skill. IN greatly multiplied
FORMS has this most pie figure for lis element
The paving Of streets, the structure OF floors the forming
OF the work of the cngrave the engineer the
and artisans and artists in their ronghest and
finest mechanism can, unrequeny, be traced TO the
eauils tersl triangle as the starting point
This same figure, modified by divisions and combna-
lion, n. wholly Indispensable instrument for survey
inv land navigating the ocean, determining the forms,
gn,ude, distances, motions, and numerous phenomena
Of the heavenly bodies.
In making and applying this fruitful element material
form. and powerful both OF human and divine
nurposes are brought the slate and pencil
ink and paper scale and dvidcrs, the kush and paints,
scissors hne saw plane, chise and various other tools
BY these TOOLS applied to their appropriate Materials tbis
one most sim pie OF al figures may be combined modi
8sd and extended present forms OF besoy taste, and
uraoca utility. which cannot possibly fail to secure the
admiration OF the obdurate duness or to show It's
ira and important to every farmer, mechanic and
petndeed to every being having hand' eyes,
and mind.
Errrrxrrrs offered to boys and girls to
OF mechanism in its FIRST elements never
fail 10 afford them delightful Of all smusemen ts
especially they thus produce fruits securing the adm
ration Of their friends Such specimens of Juvenile skill
.en, a short time sincc from Washington 10 Scholars
Fair in New York. objects Of general admiration by
the crowd Of viewing them, and noticed IN strong
terms Of commentator by several editors present on the
c. .on in the public journals under their direction Me
drawing now "A regular exercise in the New
YORK public schools. IL should be in every school and
every family in all countries .rHk
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The Combined vapor Enxins.

TNHE subscriber, having United States govern
sell the right
the
engine cylinders psons, usual for maritime
In
by perchode, LIQUID
The steam generated applied ordinary engine
cylinder, having
herein
vzpofze number Of small tubes with
easily hquid peneuates into tbs
with the surface OF
faculty absorbing BY liquids o. the
Immediately tho
OF the tubes charged thsewih
absorbed ny the liquid
thereby vapoUzed and the steAn
deprived Immediately condensed, and then
boiler The thus obtained BY the
steam liquid in The tubes con
Quoted into the second cylinder and amer e1etng it, elastic force
(Which than piston In ue second GYM
der condensed and by means Of force pump returned Into
which keeps regularly supplied and Alter
naie yaporzed and condensed The saving effected ms en-
in the small quantity of Goals required for this steam The
smaller occupied BY il and the avoidance Of ncrus.uon. IN
the boiler the being completely distilled by the richardson
sapozanon and condensation the pechlorde very cheap
hud when charged the The tubes will last
siderable time the alternate condensation and
and sectional diagram this can be seen on ap
subscriber For particulars OF sale,
apply subscriber the office OF Lachaise Fauchs, No. ~
Broad street, in the city Of New York. - .
May 3O-e0St PhOSfEh NJ ChEmbAEh.
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Our readers will see by the following that the demo-
Gratis are in motion in Vermont, and that they adopt
platform in harmony with its conduct when Silas Wrgh,
was in the ed-maintanng the soundness OF the prnci
Plies advocated by Washington. Jefferson. and Jackson
From the Burlington Daily senaneI.
The democratic State Convention asses bled Mont
peer on Thursday, May e. and were called to order by
b A. Smaley esq, chairman Of the State committee The
following officers were unanimously choseni
For prssids~i-Hsnry Adams, of Abursh. ~
For Vice Pyssids~s-Bamsrd ketchum, OF Sonbuy
Jacob Roe Of Colchester A. Waterman Of Montpelier
q Gorge W. Barker of Rockingham Goo washburn, Of
Springfield. II
For sserstayiss-E. M. Brown. of Woodstock L. b
Eng,esby, of Burlington /; Henry Clark OF Poultney
The nominating committee reported the names Of
Ions 8. Ropsson, of Bennington, for governor;
nxs HAasiseTor, of Albugh, for lieutenant governor
and $500 81
The report was By convention and the NOM
nations unanimously confirmed 5fI a8tB 1
The annexed resolutions also unanimously adopt-
edi $50 sg.tso. s.s5ef Is
Rss~psd. That the democracy OF Vernon. now stand
form As drawn by sas Wright, and approved by every
nrincipie. therein s,t forth sucsnv broad and Pc
odc for all democratic, and ths We WIN neither make
nor receive any NEW s ., ps y.'v now and eve. ha.
becn .eadfas friend Of the constitution and That We
democrats viii abide BY and sustain ss. s1rsa
we hold the Union the States be of priceless vslue
and that accordance with the advice Of the veneated
Wa we will Indignantly frown upon any aemp '
ALLEVIATE portion of the country fom the other or 70
enesbe the sacred ties which link together It's various
partsr . -,
Rssslpsd, That the late adjustment measures OF Con
aress dictated by the South North, but passed IN
spirit of patriotic concession by both have now become
pledge OF fidelity OF the several States to ench oshe and
should he observed by all With the obedience which due
TO the nations WILL and with that good faith which IL requ
site Esr the nations safety So ri 3. e4,
Rsseipsx Tha, we favor of economy in the cxPsn
Stutc nunAut in
increase Of the expenses OF tho State or the las
,wentv veas OF wing misruie we feel constrained % ap
neal % the people for reform. IA =,
R.soiv.d That while hsvc our preferences a. here
srpressed for candidates for President and Vice
in 1852 we will cordially and zcaousy supper
thu made BY tho national dsmocsa1o oonVen
ton" ..,..a.-....r Fl
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Nrrr Presidency The Western Chronicle comes to
n. with leading article in favor OF General Cass the
democr attic candidate for the presidency General Cass
i one Of sthe noblest Roman. OF them ALL We do not
,h;nL IN our poston il would become at present 10
preerences The democratic party boast OF
msnv statesmen OF pure principles and distinguished
abilities, any one of whom wonld make an excellent
pss;den, We concur with the Chronicle that il is the
a.v Of ali good democrats to give cordial support to
national convention and TO the nominees OF il, whoever
,h.u nav be - 81 i-ots,s 1unss.
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BALTIMORE, May zS-o, p. m.
To-day being tho feast Of tho Ascension Bishop Whiting
ham adm Mustered the communion the members OF the
Episcopal Convention.
In western Maryland observe that the friends OF the
ne constitution holding meetings, which eminent
speakers will address In thai section OF the State very
heavy majority viii DO given in favor OF the consttu
ton
George konls, who shot some weeks ago by fellow
named James Manley, is il fair way TO recover. His
physicians consider him OF danger Maney has not
yet made application for bail
The -four marke day has been very quiet. There
sellers Of Howard street brands ~ % and buyers
Rye -four, S3 g.
Grain quiet--red wheat, SO a 80 cents white 9S 1906
cents Yellow corn 50 cents, and white ~ cents Oats,
10 AZ cents. Rye, " cents
Provisions qutet--prices unchanged Whiskey, ~ rs
cents
There has been some nloveuent in coffee and sal
during the week OF 900 bags of Rio, 81 cents the
stock hand is $1,000 bags
Wool is du-sales Of common washed at d a 30
a good deal OF new clip arriving
PHILADELPHIA, May 30
The stock market o.day is active. and prices i'm.
proving 600 shares Pennsy SIS al 53a Flour
dull 81 20. Hed wheat, W cents white l0I
Corn, 6O cents. Oats, 10 cents
New YoRK, May 3D.
The steamer Brother Jonathan, which left this port
Monday Chagtes broke her head, and returned
last night. Ii VIII require abouta week 10 repair her.
Mr.. Webster In NtW York
NEW YORK. May 29.--Mr. Webster arrived here this
morning, and stops al the Asor House
From Ieras and MEXICO
New ORLEANS, May N.-Texas dates to the 22d have
been received. There has been fight In The woods be
the Indians and the United States troops In which
five Indians were killed.
Three days later advices been received from Mexi
co. The news is unmporant
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THE subscriber respectfully announces 70 ms sma ~" ~
IJn,,sd S,ss~. Hotel Long mon with tne sos
dey Inc ls,e proprietor feels perfectly safe poaas m
~. nn,bpg confirm IN pevioss fspefs
Inn !. The the country NO erpsnss - "seu
estabshmsnt ara NJ pes
attention nsrodnceA fnr me c0ave
,sncs and comfort Firmly determined 70 give ssssc
continuance OF hst Pa"""sSs s~sys - "s
hsstowed on old United States - ~, -
May 9e-lmh " "
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Constructors. +.
nm rr.s d b~ received NJ undersigned until Sat
~ urdav the Instant building 81 feet by
.t; PURIFYING house ~ fse and two buildings, eact
iNe 6sn specifications the oce Of the Wash
nsson Gas Light Company hct~esr ne kcs. o. ~ M .nn
Ma. A sA..Arou Ensineer May T-5sd
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"My son, be this thy simple plan
Fear God, and love thy fcllow-map
Forget not, in temptations hour,
That sin lends sorrow double power
With hand and brow and bosom clear,
Fcar God. and know no other fear
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VERY DESIRABLE AND VALUABLE IMPROVED CITY
PRoPERrY-on Friday afternoon May 20, At O'Clock, we
.b, in front the premises very property
No ass improved BY substantial three story
front nd two back brick dwelling and store.
Also IL the improved by three Soy
brick warehouse. -.
The above property Of Seventh street.
between b, and nearly opposite the Patriotic Bank ~
business equal in the city, being INC
nsgborhood Of the Centre Market and inc ncp
leading the northern section Of the city Inc
capais,s respectfully urged abrdng rare opportunity 'o
profitable investment En.s IL. -. ~. -,
Of the purchase money in cash. ana VIC -.
in instanents Of two, ana ,n,ee
secured, bearing interest Tide nd'sP"""'' anu "
vsyances the expense Of the purchaser vvn x.nrrur
29-d2t Uh""
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Hen. w. 4. Oer.a.. Of 1sdia~s. = s5t
The friends OF the democratic will be pleased 10
n tina, this able member OF the las, Congress has been
dominated on the hrs ballot Ous Of vote Of seventy
zee delegates to the convention, he received seventy
P'-'he other two being given TO MIR G. w. Carr $3.50
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A SMALL, FARM AT AUCTION--On Monday evening, Jane
O'Clock, shall SELL at Our auction rooms snail AZ
~ with Improvements m " -
inron county residence OF H. King esq and
the grounds belonging Georgetown
Of heavy wo"o lana,
cipay hickory. The Improvements consist o. 80 sSov. an
orchard peach apple, and cherry ucesths who'e
rood post and constant stream OF wae' passes
IN O the farm.
prrons desrou Of securing pleasant location or co1nuy
=, market GARDEN city, would % wei 70 a.
tend the sale a., n.,..n. A, oc. .,a ,vo v.sr. A.
Terms. third cash the balance IN one ma '~o y'>
NOES '' DYER b MCGUIRE,
May 2s-d ns''-
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From Isras and MEXICO
MARRIED.,

In Baltimore, May 49, by the Rev Dr. DORSEY, s. FCKLN
Of Virginia, CAROLNE, youngest daughter Of the iai
JAMES WILKINS, Of the former place.
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HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTIoN-ou Friday,
III 3Dh inst O'Clock, shall SELL by order the Dean
Inc NJ Faculty, No S@, containing $3.50
square feet having south street Is feet nnnne osck
l5a feet be handsomely located between
OH and 10Th the time and place we wan
sell lot square No $50 situated at the corner ss
north and containing 1000 feet having aons
ST street l00 and on street 70 feet
'' j.. y. MAY, Dean.
NAV os-Ad A. GREEN, Aacuoosss.
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1,opyrNt, uv.sse. approved CONSCIOUSNESS
difsren sizes Also, English and French cop
ins pape copying inks brushes, oiled paper ne vi IN
May 20 H rN
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III on Friday morning. 3oh instant At 10 O'Clock shall SELL
NJ The rcsdencs Daniels door
nom east, Capitol HIM. all Of his household and
kitchen furniture, consisting in part Of
Mahogany sofa, paor and rocking chnr
Do centre, card, and dining tables
Do sidebonrd, bureaus, and woskstsnds
Cane chairs and rockers, looking glasses
Parer, chamber, passage, and stir carpets
Window .hsdes, oil cloth, and mating
Bedstesds, beds hair and shuck mattresses
Cooking, parlor, and other stoves
Wardrobe., wa.hstunds, and toilet
with Of kitchen requisites
Terms credit OF two and four
' - DYER h MCGUIRE
May9 Aucuo~een
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Washington Alexandria Boat.
Thomas Coliyer's week-sepsn Trips per day
The steamboat THOMAS CoLLYER will de-
with The boa. in wilmington Boats isX
@ viii BE- s1' s
E:::: As:sa';' @s IS sa..o,
May so-Frisatssun Captain.
II ARPERs' Magazine for june international n:y.-
IL June The Heir of Vast waysnda Tale BY Mary
iG MaS 30 fhANok TAYLOR
NEW BOOKS AT TAYLOR g. MAURY'g.-Hapers'
The MaHs el %as. WayandA Tale by Mary Hewitt
Woman Trials; or Tales and Sketches from the Life Around
%s ed Iii y H,nu fo, and won ), A,,..
Volume Groe's History Of Greece ,,,,. ,r,.o. -.
S Saa States and Canada with fine ne United States ana
Encyclopaedia By Johnson edition.
McMahons American Gardener-new edition May 30
!, O. QUICK & COMPANY's MAMMOTH MENACE
VI RE will exhibit Washington on Monday June p for one
Doors open from and 10 10 O'Clock Abundance,
ns ys ss and o psc
mems Of The animal creation from all Of the soo
GRAND PROCESSION,
and preceded by the gorgeous
oRPHEAN CHARIOT,
New Yo, Band nd the
vehicles the company, drawn by magnificent stud Of
ONE HUNDRED HORSES.
euneraUp of {.
every been discovered
naturalist composed of the two great cohecuohs o"s"
belonging to
JUNE, TITUS, h CO., and VAN AMBURG co.
And among the principal be found the trained
PERFORMING ANIMALS,
which were Europe and America M hook
the king will supernend this part Of the eInbon
his trained ponies will 90 through with their wonderful
ea dancing WALKING, forming apeasng episode 70 ths
eral establishment NY
u OBINsoN 4 ELDRED's southern Hquestraaa
tuesday, wsanesday Thursday, Fhdayjune
Doors open Performance commence ocsosa'
| May I5-itA5uf2s,h
| FURNITURE Dry Goods FOR the season.-CLA0ETT
DODsON respectfully public that the ole~aQ -
abie goods, now in season. have just been added "e"
I34 1874 IA 81 Russia German, Bansisy, sosssh,
is "a and So Baden Boom Albert basket Hsekabsek,
Double satn dnnask Scotch diaper .owelins in
yard very absorbent and well adsPsd m
brown French linens. expressly covering chair, divsns,
Sofas hc.
chntzes pretty htae hgures all ior similar
white pink White whe and ali wh for bedpsssds
| and drapcry, chamber curtains &C.
| Fruit and cloths, with dolies 10 match -
Always general assortment OF car
pcng. the Administer to the 'owes pnceo rag
Also mats druset goods useful in house
kespin. All Of which viii be sold low. May 2s-auM
MADAME DtLARUE would respectfully infern the
III Washington and its vicinity that she NJ. just
a,e.s hs .I man.s variety shapes and coioss, entirely
Also sacks for children, new patterns very ~
6ne French pocket bsndkerche Also very ae ana
| handsome as.o-tmeito Of French flowers, &c.
DESTROYS that the ladies should give hei " s
| cnn as The roods really attention.
| Pennsylvania avenue, between issh and i'n '"es"
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ny DYER q MCGUIRE. Amctasneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS At AUCTIoN.-on Thursday
O'Clock, the premises We shall SELL
Lots TO- II, a. IL, IA, Is, and ls-hens Sub
divisions Of original.
Lots and part 6, in square No. $40 - - ,oo
III. Nos w. 0 0s IA, original lots a. o5, 49, "a, and r.
Lots Nos 81 s. 40 a, and ~ In square No. 5So . ).
lots outlets alleys, and are located IN s"e
Immediate neighhorhood Of tho City Hail. .,
one fourth Of the pchn.. money in cash. and the resi-
s IN eoual Al twelve eighteen twenty -four months
satisfactorily secured, bearing interest ..u .c,r,rr
,,aa .oasa. Auctioneer
NEW styles Of nAncy Shirts with vests
IN attached. ..tI ,.,.x
GAUGE mo wrappers .+s,fa 81 .,
n, warm weather Just received and for sale at HU
''' "' - -, - CHAs. II. LANES #
Gentlemcns Furnishing Store, Pennsylvania W'
May a9-9sf
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Mr. Webster In Ntw York
New YORK, May 29--Mr Webster arrived here hi
morning. and stops the Astor House.
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M Collector.The undersigned respectfully
himself TO the fellow for the col
ECTORsHIP An experiences Of ten the pn
Collector he deems sufficient Of
ability perform the duties with the promptnes and hdeh
heretofore evinced in the once.
May sd ), ROCHE
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~ City undersigned presents himself to the
candidate for the ohce OF Collector of
that for twelve years past The
duties of his ONCE corporation,
II the Assessors and other sources the
books from which the bills
consd The manner his
mai time TO- usta guarantee his fellow OF
his QualiAc atoms for the once. - .-..- 4
May 25-dd W. r. HOWARD
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The steamer Brother Jonathan, which left this port
Monday for Chagtes broke her Cross head and feurne
last night Ii win require aboua week 10 repair her
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90 The best animal exhibition which has been in Washington
years will Monday and give display
City Hall grounds The reputation OF Quick Co.. hardly
earned and guarantee high
acter OF everything connected with the establishment
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IL conncxion with the sts.ve. We nixhs UlJes
the c~rtiticxies ii several who have stfesded ti<
Springs, but We deem il unnecessary ~ we ~
satisfied that the efficacy Of ts 9a'~r, on fair
trial, will bc apparent. bu, No will ray that
NIL agrre that, these waters arr the most active
diaretr they ever B-4.d, and ikus, undoubtedly
fer affections VI the Kidneys, Diseased bladder
Gravel. Structure, Drnp-,c-. Chronic veneriai
affections, &c. Aud fur,..sr, these waters have
been "l.-.i,,d 10 is l,u,i, purpn.i,e; nia.
pt>rctie. Espcctora,,. and Ant Acid; co,,se-
qWnily eau ie safely recommended. Tor torpid.
ny oi the iiy~e.; Dy .p-p-'ai Bronchial AZ
i,,lions. &c.
Feeling confident, from the medicinal virtue
Of these waters, tie hvight Of its locality, the
protection afforded by the girdls Of Pine
timber, tia, inli ahd complete Satisfaction will
be- realized by The Invalid thus v. ca,, .airiy
recommend !. 10 The afflicted and distressed.
Here ais" the r,-t n:id lover Of romance
val tad AZ, ample field 10 tile rahxe Vi i.is IN.
Hyinaiiou.
The propric,ors having purchased the sprinRa
late IN th~ season, t"gcibcr With the incus.
'-nee 1T obtaining ma erals vii mol Ia able
Ibis sea~on To offer the publa further scroo,.
n',da''on- than the rent VI neat aud romtsrss-
Die cabins, save thai one ii tile ls"priv,oss ~.
W. foang,) residing al the springs. will take
few boarder-. They will have ten cab,us
completed ty the tweuiir'h Of June. and has.
my Dt'lwn confidence in the virtue II the Ma.
Ter, VIII continue their improvements and BY
The mex, SEASON will b. able to have every con.
searnev requisite Tor all Who may BE- ds.irous
"f VISITING the springs.
W. u. DIAL ". ID.
GEO. W. YOUNG.
Marshall, Texas, May 81, 1881. mas n
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An,.,,,s, tl,, u,.. l,,nn,.., rn,,. a. "A. H. ~.
.,lL and ,~I,l,rated mann r.r,ur.,.. n. l;ll~r,
4 to-, ri li..,s,.. Of rw,, ,,,,,r. swd 6m,.I,vj
beautiful, IN y.,.x v.d black nInnf. aud s,,..
hpvaNy, with irun fSas,,~,. made. Fl The r,,,s,
substantial mud wosk u...likv manner. Al.o.
the iu.tly ccjvbrat.d /f,,Iis. p,aso h;rxs'
| w.,ich, for swre sss. Of tome. have moi k~rn
~Qualled. They arr peculiarly su;,ed IL tho
country, IN the ENlisn dor. nat rcaujr. tuning
for year-.
IN. New jmpeovem.nti In Piano For,~s
the pn'en' 'ib'"irg O'rrbrsise. IL also fos
saic al the same establishment. This improve
tncnt gives peculiar hrmm-s nnd bsillisccy to
the treble, adds I" The durability and strength,
Of the Piano, and renders il ,slA.bir II REMAINS
my much longer IN tune thu" these IN ordinary
~ ~ :,
c'.., ,,. M.N HsV"' 20. s"a'' s'''' se'r"'n,s'
"' '"."s "''. : '''''''''.' "''"r !" a"' '"'
p'~e' "'" s~''""S" ~ '""e' '"ey -'""" pre-
e".'s"';
-. M"ee .""f""n" attachment >. 'e''''y
- ~. f"r's f,an"-' "''d Instruments from n''
tue h's manufactures r"ns'as'''y reviewing,
ana '"F HA'r ." literal 'cr''''.
S,r"nd- Hand l',anos for sslc, from $50 to
V2OO each, and taken in pari payment for new
Pianos.
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Druss and Plantation Medicine.

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DLANTEkS, ~, -l,ia,-. and -,orv-k-cls-.
] are ininrard Ghni qa,nine. enl.rn, !, p,v.,c
rinnl,arh. .ufpcniic. u,i.. and , large as-orl-
n.lti ii lr,..i, hnd sci e,.d 'lrul~ and medicines
r.u, .. nd e, .e very luM,-t lIicc- Of T. J
CONE \ Co., Dfaga rus, corner ct Magazine
and fo, dfl- streets, New Orleans.
~ Gall and Judge ,"s your-vlsr..
Ur y D",e, preparation. extensively
kn"wn iur upwards ui len YEAR aud requiring
II" Il -li'n"n.ii- at ih.ir -uI"ri,n ellie c,.
S"n hern cough -,rnI, uu.qu.,'d as ear.
i"r c"u H., r"id- ,niln-,x.,. r,c.
ENlt'c vi .opaha. >ar-ap,riIa, and cubes.
certain aud asr.r,b cure, superior In the
,.p-ule> or AN, otuv extracts.
lial an OF napiha. Tar, lnrru" honc,ct.
re. fas He reii't and cure Of cen~uinpi,on and
be"ic.u.i>.
Extract If -ar~aparilla aud / ravaoum. ,h~
strongest prrpar ton TIM cau he made. aud n-
a puri.h'r ii he blood ouemll. d
tosv'- fnnn agu. :, ray and p,'!-.
Louisiana ,crmiu.,.
Cholera syrup aud pills.
Nerve md hon. un-n,.
k,muu,,,c aud ncnral.i. luimeni
~ Remember the corner VI Magazine and
Po,dra~ streets.
June I, 1851. s3n5Oy