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El Pelayo. (Nueva-Orleans [i.e. New Orleans, La.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-24
PIEZAS RELATTVAS A Los
AMERICANOS QUE FUERON HECHOs
Pg1s1oNERos ENvIADos A EsPANA.
T COntinuu.]

Contin1a.
Mr.. CR1rrENpEN q Mr.. OwEN.-Secre-
tar;o de Estudo.- Washington, % de
setiembre, 1851.
Senior consul: Sc ha ocurrido con frecuen-
cia al departamento de Estado, sin duda Sc
yolyera q recurrir, implorando la interposicion
de este gobierno para facilitar el que las fami-
las de los que dliimamente fueron ejecutados
en- la Habana, obtengan los restos de sus pa
rientes, con objeto de darles decente sepultura
en- su terra natal.
Los que hacen esta peticion son de los mas
virtuosos de nuestros conciudadanos, y su do
lor privado merece exige el respeto y Ia sim
patia generates.
Ell Presidente acaba de encargarme interna-
mente del despacho de csta secretaria, es
uno de mis- principles deberes el lanar
la especial atencion de Vd. hacia ell natural
deseo en- este particular de los padres, parlen-
tes amigos de los americanos que, fatamen-
te implicados con e gen raj Lopez EN- este I'LL
timo atentado contra Cuba, han sido captura-
dos fusilados en- la Habana.
Los que han tenido este fin eran en- su mayor
parte i6venes ineXpertos, que eyldentemente
han sido inducidos alucinados por falsas ofer-
tas v noticias pero no Sc duda de que al mismo
tempo estaban animados por impulses que, en-
circunstancias oportunas, les hubieran hecho
honor y les hubiera grangeado la aprobaclon
del mundo.
Fueron nincuestionablemente enganados por
Lopez, sdbdito espailol, y por otros individuos,
cuyos motives no es esta la OCCASION de criticar,
nj yo tengo en- verdad inclination hacerlo.
Las vidas de aquelas victmas expiaron todos
los extravios que han cometido; y la autoridad
real de Espafia, contra la cual Sc dirigieron to-
dos sus actos, ha ejercido una retribuejon ter
rible en- los invasores.
Sabemos que las victmas eran en- su mayor
parte muyj6venes, y me atreyo declarar mi
propia conviction de que no tenan la mas re-
mota idea del crlmen que estaban conetiendo
sino que obraban impulses de un entnsasmo
extravviado por a libertad, y no por nngun mo.
two criminal. 81 hubiesen comprendldo la cruel
deception de que eran juguetes, que solo al,
punos descubrieron cuando era va demasiadc
tarde, iamas Sc hubieran comprometido en- la
malhadada criminal empresa, cuya catastrote
ha hecho necesara esta invocation de parte de
las familias que les sobrevivieron.
No me detendre mas tempo en- tan trstes
sucesos. Mi principal objeo al llamar la aten
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AN.UNCIOs.

Los Avisos puramente economcos y
mercantles pagaran 81 por 10 prilnera
insercion de un quadrado l2 renglones0
menosl, y SO cts por los siguicntes. Por
los mas largos los que So inserten por
trmestres o alios, Sc hara un arrcgIo
conventional.
los Anuncos Comunicado en- prOsa
6verso, sobre asuntos personalcs. paga.
ran eI dobe de los preclos va citaiOs.
Advirtiendose que los insultos persona.
lidades no Sc publicardn 4 ninsun precio.
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cion de V. hacia este asunto, es el pedir Il V.
que reciba con bondad a todas las personals que
yayan la Habana sobre este triste negocio, y
les proporcione V. todas las facilidades, priva-
das tales, que puedan aypdarles a cum
plir el trste deber que ALA las llevc.
No supongo por un solo momento que el 60
bierno colonial considerard estos deseos, 9 cua-
lesquiera esfuerzos que V. tenga por conve-
nien;e hacer para levarlos q efecto, como ofen-
sivos eimpropios. Creo y confio EN- que su in
dignacion contra los lltmos nvasores de Gu
ba Sc halla ahora enterrada en- aquella Ultima
sepultura 4 que nuestros bizarros gallant,
pero alucnados conciudadanos, han sido conde-
nados. Sus huesos carcomidos hace mucho
tempo que han dejado de ser objetos dignos
de resentimiento.
J. J. CRTTENDEN, Sccretario
interino-A A. f. OWEN, con-
sui de Jos ESiaIoS Unidos en- Ia
Hoban0.
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Mr.. DERRICK 4 Mr.. OWEN. - Deporta-
mento de Estado.- Washington, % de
setiembre de 1851.
Seilor consul: Ell Presdente me ha preve-
nido que encargue V. remta este departa
mento una relacion completa y circunstanciada
de las ocurrencias rolacionadas con la Ultima
invasion dc Cuba, por un cuerpo de honbres
de los Estados Unidos; particularmente que
suminisrc V. todas las noticias datos que lie
sea possible reunir references a la captura, Jul
clio Y eecucion de una partc dc aquel cuerpo,
la captura, juicio detencion del resto. El
Presidente desea saber con certeza la suerte
de los que ahora estan en- cautiverio: 81 Sc ha-
Ian aun en- Cuba . han sido enviados il otra
parte, cual ha sido puede ser ahora el trato
que reciban de las autoridades locales. Los pa
peles publicos dicen que algunos de estos hom-
bres han sido enviados a Espafla. Siesta mott.
cia es cierta, Sc servira V. maAitestar baio que
circunstancias han sido envIados ALA; 81 fueron
uzgados sentenciados en- Cuba, y 81 10 fue-
ron, que castgo; 9 81 tueron transportados
para que sc les juzgase; y en- el primer case,
siendo practicable, transmitir;l v copias de los
procedimentos judiciales que haya habido con
tai motive.
I'll presidente desea especial ansiosamente
recibir una relacion mas completa que aquelque
hasta ahora Sc ha dado de la conducta de usted
en- estas ocurrencias. Confa en- que NADIA ha
omititido w., en- su caracter Official, para asegu
rar aquelos hombres los privlegos que e
Captain General, inducdo por motivos de hu
manidad magnanmidad, Sc hubiese scntide
dispuesto concederes; y 81 en- ell trato par
ticuar les ha dispensado V. toda la aten
cion simpatia q que su situacion los haca a
creedores: 10 cual tenian derccho a esperar y re-
cibir de V. en- vrtud dc su relacion con clio
J como conciudadado.
: Ell presdente Sc ha vsto en- muchas dificul
tades much embarrassed por falla de los in
: formes precisos autenticos que ahora Sc i
piden q V. que sin duda era de esperar hu
: biese V. remitido, accrca de los successes recien
: tes de Cuba, de los hombres alucinados y 81
conseio, que siguendo los impulses de su ma
r dirigdo entusiasmo han padecido tanas aflc
e clones que s'l suerte lego despertar la sin
: patfa de su gobierno de su pals.
0 Adjunto es un duplicado de la carta dirigid
a a V. el L. del corriente. Soy con, ga.
0 w. s. DERRICK, Sccretario II
n erino-A A. +. OWEN, c0ns'
de los Estados Unidos en- Ia III
r bana.
. Ell S,ECRErAR1o DE EsTADo d Mr.. BAH
:. R1NGER.--DeparIamcnto de Estado.-
4 WASHINGTON, octubre 20 de 1851.
j. Transmto a V. una copia de una comunic;
r. con diriiida el ii del corriente este departs
mento por p. Hamilton, Esq, procurador d
n distrito de los Estados Unidos en- Moblla, y
Ii peticon a la reina de Espana que vino adjunt
J firmada por un nlmero considerable de hab
10 tantes de Alabama, solicitando la clemencia {
o su Magestad para los americanos capturade
y tlltimamente en- Cuba enviados Espafla.
81 Ell Presidente quere que V. averigiie, ueg
l. que V. reciba este despacho, y por medic d
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AMERICAN CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE WORLDS
FAIR-The U. s. frigate st. Lawrence has been
towed into the Southampton docks. Her cargo
was entirely discharged and placed III warehouse,
where each package was weishe and the seal OF
the Customs attached, after which the whole were
forwarded to London by the Southampton railway.
The goods were taken from the stations in vans,
over Waterloo bridge, through the strand to Hyde
Park.
1t is stated that the monster block of zinc ore
from New Jersey attracted great attention at South
ampton. Seventy men were employed thirty min.
utes in raising it from the hold Of the rigate and
landing it on the quay. 1t was lifted by capstan,
worked by 6fty-two men, and the scene is de
scribed as a curious sight "The tramping OF the
men round the capslan, the music Of marine fter
| the creakiug Of the tackle, the hoarse bawllngs
and the sounds of the silver whistles Of the boat
swain and his mates, in giving orders while thu
gigantic lump was impercepdbly rising from th'
hold of the ship, were very singular"
One of the greatest curiositles amongst the Anne
rican contributions is an air-exhausted coffin, ,whic
! will, it is said, preserve human body for man
years. This coffin contains beautiful bouquet {
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Tht UAGU ERR EOtiPE SALOONS, No
80 Camp street, (ShIii IS buildings are now open
for the reception of visitors who respectfully invited to
examine the eXtensiv, cole 'tion OF PORTRAITS,
~" These SALOONS have been magnlfice uy urnished
every attention will be bestowed satisfaction 10
patrons ,
By the superior arrangement of the LIGHT in the
Operating Room, constructed expressly for this with
an immen.e SKy.LIsHT. and by Nrw CHEMICAL FRO;
CESS used in preparing the Plates he Portraits prnced
short Of time tony few seconds) exhibiting
high degree Of perfection with the and natural
graduation Of Light and Shade without which Pictures can
no, be llfeike.
eY' choice variety of style Enamellea and En-
graved LOCKETs of the fines Gold and best kmashp
suitable for Mniaures furnished at the manu- ufacturers
prces
tyt- Artists supplied with every article used in the Da
gu,Teotype at new ork prices. Il JACOBS,
da4 tim No 80 Camp street, New Orleans.
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would sell at my Office on Monday the 14h inst, to the
lowest bidder, the contract for furnishing all the nefess S s
borne street, between Common and Cara seets ana ac
cordngly adjudicaed the TO Mr. Thomas HaIery az
foOws One d0ar and twenty five cents per running loot
for bckng and paved support and ihIy cehE pG Square
foot for curb and gutter stone Security, Mr. nuh
A. ID. CROssMAN, Mayor.
A communication from the Council OF the city
of Lafayette, reporting the appointment OF Com
mi'tee on Paupersm, to act In conjunction WIN
similar committees of the Municipal Councils Of
New Orleans, was read and referred to the Special
Committee on that subject.
The Treasurer's Reports were read as follows
WEEKLY REPORT OF THE TREASURER.
Mtmicip0LSty No. TU0. DR..
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The TE. PLaNT.-The experiment of DR.
Junius Smith to cultivate this plant appears to
have been perfectly successful. From the Charles
ton Mercury clip this description of the plant:
1t is peculiarly of the tea plant that it blos-
SONS sparingly at one time, but continues to put
out its blossoms until the spring and pods con-
tanning the ripe tea nut may be gathered at the
same time the blossoms, IN the autumn. The
blossom is cream color, with delicate fragrance
like a weak violet. The petals enclosing the
flower, before its full blossom, are six in number,
and the blossom drops of IN three or four days
after it is fully developed.
The tea seed is of the size and color of hazle
nut An average sized nut equals, in weight eight
cotton seeds. The bulk OF a full sized tea is,
in circumference, 81 inches; of middle sized nut
II inches average, perhaps, Il inches Like all
nuts, it contains an oily kernel, covered with
shell, thicker than that OF cotton seed, but rather
thinner than that of a hazle nut.
ArrEMrr TO AssAssiNA re. - Lately q. ,san
Antonio, Texas, the residence of Count Kinkle
near the Alamo, was entered at night by some
ruffian, whose only object appeared 70 be to
sinate the Count, as attempt was made to pur-
loin money or anv other vauables. The Count
was aroused from sleep about two o'clock, by a
blow from the useen villain, apparently aimed at
his heart The wound inflicted by an nstru-
ment similar to sword-cane, or triangular dagger
The Count Immediately seized the intruder by the
throat, and in the desperate struggle which fol-
lowed, received five additional and dangerous
wounds. Mrs. Kinkle, who was also asleep at the
commencement of the attack, jumped out Of bed,
rushed to the assistance oil her husband, and in the
contest was dangerously wounded in the arm
Though the wounds of both the Count and his lady
are serious, they are believed not to be mortal
The darkness OF the night prevented the Coun
from seeing the features of the aggressor, who
| escaped through the window; but he describes
| him as being a small man with large white hat
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For Commissary Of the Ffth Ward-L. q. billiard
ceived the votes Of Bother Brugniens, Emerson,
Et,er, Hawthorn. Lawrason. Renshaw. Shields and
reaney received the Messrs John.on Perry
ShorrdRe, Stewart, Vonagen Wheeihan and Yancey-7.
F.r C9mmissdry Of hs Sixth Wa,d-F. Young received
Co. s R,ss, w%k wssD re-
Etter, Hawthorn Lawras0D, Renshaw, Shields and
r. O'Bren received the Of Me..n Johnson Perry
Shorrdgs, stewart VontaEen, Wheelhan and Yancey-7
So the following persons having received a ma
jorty of votes, were declared duly elected, viz:
j. F. Wild, Commissary of The First Ward.
j. Froehlicher, Second "
G. w. Hardin, Third
r. Turner, Fourth "
L. C. billiard, " Fifth ''
F. Dung, Sixth ="
l. Walton, Seventh "
J. F. Wild offered G. A. Geheeb his security,
which was referred to the Finance Committee.
On motion of Mr.. Yancey, the following gentle
men were appointed delegates TO the New Orleans
and Jackson Railroad Convention, to supply the
places OF those who decline serving, viz: J. s.
Copes, c. M. Waterman, l. N. Marks. Chas Pride
and A. p. Simpson.
Mr.. Renshaw moved, that all unfinished busi.
of the late Council, referred to their commit
tees. be transferred to similar committees of the
present Council, which was carried.
On motion of Mr.. Brugniens, Henry vanderin.
den, Esq, was elected member of the Board of
! .rsators of the Public Schools of this Munich.
paii'y, tn supply vacancy.
And on motion, The Council adjourned to Tues
day next, The 22d inst, at O'Clock, p. M.
JOHN CALHOUN, Secretary.
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ADCO 10 U: Pinet. Cnslll-
lon h Co, Hennessy, London
hOck etc. etr.
SHEREN - Amontillado
Harmony. Imperial, Yriarte,
Lnbo. etc. etc.
MADEIRA Black lm's
S0nlh Sire. Howard, oltssh
Il 10 etc. etc.
pOST-The Queens ) or.
10 London, etc etc
BuRGUNDY - Char .sr-
tin, Hermitage, etc etc.
'H LAMP ACNE - Piper Il
Go. II Ell d SICK, Schneider.
Creme de Bouzy, etc. etc
UT. : AUTERNES-Eh
teau d'Yquem, ee. etc.
CLARET-ChateauLaftte
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CONS Or TEMPER JEWELS, etc,--A
~ supply of Sons OF Temuerance Jewels and Regain;
Younger Brothers Jewels kept constantly on hand 4 10.
y CnslomhOnse Divisions organizing IN Texas
California, etc will be promptly attended 10 BY addressing
I. IL. WILLARD, No. II Customh,ose irs-i,
ol3 If New 'itleGns
CIGARS-2OO. 900 assorted brands al qualities,
~ tor sale by ...
apis l. W. ARTHUR & Co 90 and % N,w I.evee
TOBACCO-300 boxes fine and common Vir-
l. glna Manuiac iured, for sale by
apl5 l.. W. ARTHUR Il 60 y and - New Isevee.
OGNAC--l00 eighth casks and bbls. limitation,
apis I. w ARTHUR & co. y I'D 70 New l.evse
VIZ HISKY-l50 bbs. Rect I'd and old Monon.
w ,shela, for sale by
apis /. w ARTHUR & ca. 81 and 20 New I.eves
GOAP-200 boxes Olein q xi1e for sale by
~ l. w. ARTHUR h CO q and - New leves.
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natural flowers, which appeared as fresh if the
flowers had only just been gathered
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DOCTOR FRY EFT,
THE INDIAN DOCTOR.
To the Public.

rs regular graduate of NatnTes wide Botart
l. Garden and Common Sense Medcsl College, and has
The of Herbs his profession and
daily patients than other physician New
Orleans,
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Spring and M hanical Pianos,

OF DEBAiN make, extraordinary -rnments upon when
-Gnnzs person who understands ~nAeS<a~-.
no hing whatever OF Musi
n can play after thr H HI
IL VI yl.ssons, ever pece Of Mu icJ
in OPERAS. POLK AS, MAZtRkAS, ec. ETC., aud fOt
four and eight ha IDS, with the bIiiancs
ant decac, of prcducns the effect Of Two three
or Iou' artists together.
Every piece II Music be played these wonderful
Pianos by however ignorant Of the notes well
" by celebrated artist
These ln must not be compared with, or taken
for, the lately improved ORGANS.
An Music for these Pianos. instead Of being written
paper. marked with Pm. on pece Of We D. and by
The inventor has forgotten the Artists.
for there attached Them Keyboard OF Seven octaves IN
Ike with Ori Instruments. and the hammers
strike the Cords
tH~ Arts and the pubic .neray respect
fully call and examine tn mseves the SUBJ
sber beas assured that if they do buy hey auno, fail
10 lie iteeply interested. A PERtER,
mhi9 tt $40 Royal. bet st. Ph,iip pud Iir-uline
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A SURE and safe remedy for, and VIII positively
cure, the Sick Headache fhs and Fever, Janndce,
Dys epsla, shron'c Diauhea, Sea sickness, hoefa and
Cholera nantum and healthy action to The Liver
entering compound ' hey 90 n,t pnpW 70 e
remedy Tor all Of dseaes that flesh heir TO- pua ca
peflence in saving the ab1ve tbe WI ~. n
tivsy They IL also all dsrang m, hSbsut o., M
stomach, ard reieve from hoee sches and pains
the system cOmmoniy called rheumatN. , -, a. . Vsru,,
II is AZ excellent remedy for The GTsse; 1,ss anu 90
tV~ Prs,sred only by Dr. fAsSSmnnT' "
street, New YORK. a lew doors from bfoa""a''
FOR sae' wholesale ann * BE ACH ~ Canal street.
.--,- - r .,a T.. - Alabama, Mississippi. Arkan-
W a9kNTs 'oi rsDop Il ps kll-lYd&w
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We were called in, day SINCE while pass ng IN
French street. OF cancer performed by Dr.
w X. F. Flyer the lndian doctor. TIE patient was
Stout ath etc negro formerly slave o. Mr.. j. HOey
the enterprsng Of HOeyvi,e, but the eIiy
OF Flyer who purchased him from his late after
he bad been pronounced ncurabe by the heads of the mtd
cal icuty in the city, The located the
AIRY glands and extended san half down the breast
hut the remained, qnte healed to show that
there had been any thing the wuh The boy. UnD
Gently hiss been believed that entirely incura
able, and that the the only reie or dene,
rbie only of heug erred ncurabe bnt
from Its iOathsOme naluie and ny those who
could have been convinced by nothing less than occnnr d.
monstratlon, that thers was any Tor It, we cannot
howtver, disc, edit We have had The most
convincing proof. that The disease be cured which It
mis- slave for hun, red dollars sceptGa ha
gentleman to the Douors ability TO effect cure that
after consulting able ysicars he concluded Sc The BIO
him the OF the demanded tor his Iht
hoy Is well and most valuable ant, Onounced
in our presence by gentleman with the value
sucb property, to he worth $780, have hesauO
10 rec 'mmendng Dr. Fryer all afflicted with suc
dissaes.
~ The above is editorial tai from the Daily Orle
anan OF the most respectable public Journals in the city
dated October "a 1850. The boy sill WE'LL and the
hers of The Healing Art Mayor Of the city, and ctizeos
orally. are most respectfully invited visit consulting
room. though humbe the boy, and examine for them
selves.
And while you have wit, and words at will,
Know you VIII exercise your Int goose qnll.
apla d&WG w. X. r. FRYER,
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No. 81 Camp strsst, New Orleans,
IMPORTER CHOICE
RRANDIES-Sazerac 1895; Otard, Dupuy Il
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lOCk-Johannsbelger Pudssheimer, etc, etc. s wo
kF" Very urerOr Hoann Gin Scotch, ,rfsh anu "o-
nongnhes Whisky French Cordals, nracoa ete tc nm
EV City retailers and country merchan" s"pp'e' ''
favorable terms l, xU;ns.
eY Clubs and gentlemen furnished " hoics y s snso.
Brandes, etc., small packages, sssosd % ccr' 30 o'
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MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS.

MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.
n ~ We d rrsp pecfu " INFORM friends AfG
that se have removed ~
No. s6 Canal be5~ Royal and Bourbon ~
~ a0d invite the ladies' and s-ttienen .X1
purchase eh-sp cs efors purchasing
ex4miue The cheapness and quality Of oui goods
We 1ecsivips and opening BEAUTIFUL AssoRTME~
Ladies' hsses sk Velvet Straw Tuscan ind Atoni 3onets
in fa all snd together With spendd
Of Rlons, rhca Povers pumes Embroidery Of ali dezer
ton, Thread Merlin Lace Caps, Gloves etc. etc.
10 Orders for the maxns ~ Dresses Cloahs and Asptillas,
superior artist for oneha the usual price that 10 asked in o
establishments
B. Bonnets cleaned in for 20 esch
You that wish buy cheap. call No. ss Canal Wrest
o3I SIN H.. T. SriIINANa
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.S S'
Dr Eyyer's EayYp of m EO13r

DR.. Frysr's Cure Of a Cancer,
Having just ben .e tusly cured o. iFNeerate Cancer
py Dr. FRI er Iutau Doctor, % II street, Third
Muucpaity deem it an act O. dny t., the pub icmore
par lula of them who been afflicted
a. iave been-of justice Or Fryer and of gratitude
I-to briefly The fac of and my full
and effec. sl by the Doctor fifty three
years old. Sixteen since, ed to grow
my ght hard, the JOINT Of wrist ID by
nonh month"; By year, II nurd to grow under
mining health, ill well Ugh made life rden me,
AT different times ed by phi, OF dis
unguhed profess al repue, and although they
undergo hs most excucatns pain derived benefit
from labors-lneed they but increase the
virlence Of my cancer AT LENGTH brough, by pain and
consequent debIy To the verge of the grave put self
ndel The avice and Of Dr. Fryer From he first
da did by health began 10 revlve and now. ha ing
nffere while his patient, comparatively but Little pal
without knie having been applied the cancer-i is
thank Go remoyedthe wound is healed up and
my health is restored. FRANCES ROBINSON,
Parish lAYlngsLnD, La,
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THEY HAVE COME.

If Those persons who have been anxiously waiting
for the arrival oi our 81 RGIcAi., DENTAL AND EYE
INSTRUMENTS, respectfully informed that they have
last hand and ready tu inspection. They
really beautiful and guaranteed OF superior quality Gail
and see them For sale by
felO II p.T.. MASSEY, cor. Camp and G,aver ss
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INASr INDIA HAIR nYt coiJrs The not
u by
Nbiskens dars h,de, pee bye manu-
celsbr chemist, DR. G. MS e.
cm'ucts hemlstr', Phi sphy and b. nsnttd
oolor ths Hr wthou The staining
he Sko- L. 5 tcid IN es~ oay by
mill en- WRIGHT co. Isl Chartres st.
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DENTISTRY.

JAMES H. sPRATLEY,
Once No. no 81. Charles street,
Between Psydras Ard Lain yette SQUARE,
WHERE all spsrr,iooso ths TEETH .iiI be psro med
w "
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would just the public hat my wife had been labor
under Of the breast fr about five months, hch
broke IN different places, and disease OF the liver and
could scar civ walk across the house. or get up when dow
without assistance during whch time tried various means
cured one pa kage of DR. W. X. F. FKyER's CoNcENTRA
TKD PREsCRIPrI0N OF VEGsTABLE MEDICINES which
for DIR. w X. F. FDer his Me cne. she would
have been sleeping beneath the c ds of The valley where
wicked and he If any body doubts
the richness of the above satemen' let them call at my
co iny, ia where ii can be proven by many respectable
persons RICHARD DEWEY.
Attests Mrs. Hannah Miller Monte omery county, la.
Eliza klncaid. August 2, l4l