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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-11-06
A shGAe History ot' tEae EeEnpcr-
aFsce G'aESs,. No. 4.

''RevoHiiulS never 90 backwarl,' is a max
i'm which ray, Or may nor he admitted as true;
mach dt,,cad,s on the cicw taken of the sub
jret by the observer. And whether revolution
advances by the power Of mora! Suasion. or riG
Ell arms, It's uune-like motions are about the
same in one case AS in the other.
But do revos3'ious 90 back ward If not
they take some dcplorably long r"ccsScs-o'tcl
sowcry long tins. their prime movers, growing
weary OF waiting !;n The golden fruits they an
ticipated at the outset. step INTO anoth r. world,
leaving their places to be filled, and their prom
Used rewards ,o:ie enjoyed by aSpranlS OF an
other generation.
The worst trait in old Revolution s haracter
is his intolcrat,e careessncss; for while indulg-
ing in his wonleI long slnmbers by The way
side, he has detailed no guard TO take care of
his conquesls, entertaining precaution what
ever against his enemies, which being sold
habits" are the most active and vgilant things
in the world; and taking advantage of The gi-
ants ielhargy, beslr themselves in getting pos
session again Of their former haunls and fast
nesses in the hearts OF men, whence they had
formerly been routed.
Revolutions attended with commissions and
much excitement, generally ego up like rock
ct aud come down like the stick" This hui
initiating comparison is too near fac-simile Of
the temperance reformation. 1ntemperance for
oag time was left to run riot unchecked, I'M
al nd la
length lifted her voice agains; the crying evil.
This voice however was merely petition To the
throne for redress of grievances: like the re-
publicans OF Europe asking of the Despots as a
charity, that which they should have claimed
and insisted upon as right. The first petition
to his most Christian Majesfy, king Alcohol, by
his dutilu subjects, was that they might be al
lowed to dispense with the use of ardent spirits
in his worship. This petition was granted by
his gracious Majesty, providing, however, that
they would use double portion of less intoXi-
eating drinks. This new regulation was soon
found 10 work anything but miracles in the tenn
perancc reformation. Those who were net a bic
to buy wine, were allowed by the ritual TO drink
brandy; and King Alcohol, like his cousins, the
despots OF the Old World, had only slackened
his hold in order TO take one more securely.
The temperance men finding themselves out
witted, and mankind still en>laved by that all
powerful appetite and habit, arose a second
time, more formidable than ever, under the ban
ner of total abstinence. In field fight the
trained bands o! the king were broken and rout
ed in an instant, the fiery patriots pursuing
them to the very gates Of their fortified places.
and in some instances succeeded in stormins the
forts and capturing the garrison and munitions
of war; but these fetes were of very rare oc-
currence. This onslaught appears to have
frightened his majesty considerably, for flag
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-11-06

the rock, spreading out on one side its
boughs upon the grass of the top, and
stretching forth on the other a long,
massive, horizontal limb. But though
the end of the halter was even tossed
over the beam, no man seemed to like
to put his hand to it.
Enraged at their indecison, the black
sprang at the barrel of the tree, worked
himself W it, and crawled along the
bonghs on to the grassy ground above.
Up with the end of that rope,,' he
cried; and, turning round, was out of
sight in an instant Soon afterwards
they heard something heavily dasheC
down upon the top. Half a minute tc
coil the ropes end round a huge log;
look whether all was clear below; q
shove with the foot--and the log falls tc
the ground, and the spy IS spinning
round, and plunging horribly about in
the air.-.3WMraiian Settlers .Narratir,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-11-06

rJThe editor of the New York Tri-
bune noticed a young lady (and very
pretty one, too,) apparently from the
country, at one of Sontag's recent con-
certs, whose rouge would have passed
without Suspicion as the pure bloom of
health, had it not been put on in the
wrong place. The poor child was chat
ting away with her escort as uncon-
sciolsly as though her face told no such
tale against her. reminded the editor
of an instance where a lady gave large
and brilliant party; the parlors of her
house were Illuminated with gas, the
upper rooms were not. Accordingly.
when she appeared to receive her friends
the blaze of the gas lights brought TO
view the pencil strokes and too great
thickness of the cosmetic which, by
candle light IN her dressing room had
no doubt appeared smooth and delicate,
beyond suspicion And there she went
about all the evening, enjoying herself
with the gayest, but not a soul daring
to tell her of the dire mishaps which
g}ared on every eye but hers.
.Noral.-Wear no cosmetic but that
of exercise, pure air and happy, healthy
spirit. Nothing else is fit to give
lovely glow to the cheek of beauty.
But if YOU are tool enough to use rouge,
beware how it is put on.
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RatiOcina1iOn.

Sometimes Eve thought, think I'll think:
But rhen thought, it wouldn't do.
AT other times, can't sleep wink
For thinking thinking s call the go.'
Just so, Pve thought, .'Ah! what bore
SIS this ratioc Inai0n!"
l think I've thought of times a score,
'Twould puzzle wits of any station.
But then again I'd think it easy
To do i right of without a blink
Just try TO climb IL mast that's greasy
Think You'll think what 'tS TO think.
think hear you say,-''POoh Pooh!
It's not so hard TO think, IMiak:-
1t is no more one has to do
Than form Il chain link by link
$50. when he has his thoughts IN train,
To hammer out the links to fit,
He'll Join them in Il compact chain,
All by the skill Of lnolnrr-wl.
THUS you perceive, ILiHh to think
Is not 50 very hard task
That any hinkimg man need shrink
From stripping OIL It's mash"
O, maybe so. But have you rieA
To think uhen not in MiHhiag mood!
You may have else too much relied
I'm sell, W hibW JUS N!ttit YOU slbbI.
For, had you thought To think out thought
When not to think al ali inclined,
You might have found this Mtnking traught
With obstacles your thoughts 10 bind.
think Eve sometimes f6rcc2 the thing
Ofihinking, when IN bed lay;
But then my wandering thoughts would fling
The thoughts | most desired away.
Then have struggled half The night,
In thinking hard 10 think no more;
{For thinking puts ones sleep to hi@ht.)
| unged lor a good, h,att! snorc.
Their, was a man once Mough 10 pray,
Not tIinktng but that h" coull DO IL
But Miak. he couIl not VIVA! To say,
EXCEPT. 80, Lord. I've sinn"l, and rue it =
JUS then. II slumb ring brother woke.
Will" dr. aiming u'cr a .'srnp' he'd made:
Ana thus (hll harawakD h" spoke
.'t!&y shorld you rnc! Tie mare ,Sa jadc'
&c. 7ni'hing ol en- first one eye
frd thinking whilst he ruhhe the other,
.:Salui. is fool to rur-ani Nny
PAX himself into such puthrr!
Hr.+ est the b. ter nag, an boot. -
Nos side awake, he saw his '.iX,'
AnGtholght 'Nv..S now his time to rue 7.
Those s'ups in church breed sorry tricks.
SrjG9s1rr, .hric'S., 1892.
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THEGE is a lake in Minnesota called
Minnetonka, which must be very clear
and very deep, for strange genius, in
describing it, says, by looking into it
you can see them making tea in China.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-11-06

"Nccessity knows no law" Well,
necessity is like u great many lawyers.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-11-06

SWOLLEN Mourn is malady which
sometimes attacks whole ilocks of sheep,
and becomes quite fatal. Mr.. MorrelI
states that he has had the disease in his
flock, and cured it Immediately by smear
ing the diseased lips with tar.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-11-06

For Ihc C'ccai Uhig.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-11-06

To SMoHEEs.-A leading medical
practitioner at Brighton, England, has
lately given list Of sixteen cases Of
paralysis, produced by smoking, which
came under his own knowledge within
the last six months.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-11-06

A young fellow offered to bet the
teacher Of a young lady's grammar
school, who was Boosting Of the pro-
hclency Of his pupils, that not one Of
them would "declnen husband.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-11-06

'Now Patrick, it's no use DENYING
that you stole the spade, for here are
three witnesses ready to swear they saw
you take it.
Faith your honor, but will; for sure
and can't | bring six men to swear that
they didn't see me steal it u
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nRUGs AND CIIEMICALs-n store and
NEW ADvERTIsEMENT-L every body
~ READIT,

~ READ IT. ''''' 0o''
R. R. r.
RID Ways RE.ADY RELIEF
Is THE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EVER RECORDED THE
MEDICAL HISTORY OF THE WORLD TiATIiAs STOPPED
THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS IN A FEW SECONDS.
s Sl stop THE MOST SEVERE PAINS IN FIVE MINUTES on
i BILIOUS lifh on a II
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL.
in giving instant to the most omanng
TO THE SICK AND TRANSFERRING OF NEW
ORLEANS.
Vii
FROM rAfA N REE f. FIVE
IN NINETY CASES OUT OF A HUNDRED,
s sHERHna1z N n S S2E h gSgfs.
R6oTHAGas N N F 6EE sEsd MS6S6TEs
s sFAnPs N n FIVE s MISGTEs:
s sEI FAFhs II 5 EFTEE SS STEs
f fSfEG #5S2A1 Il ST SSEf h S{SaTfs.
SrEs 'SSEk AAlSSSS ssfbSYsSl
nf a sf II R s .op
and quickly cure the disease sassi, ,,,,,,,,
. sNS vi ANs IN an. Il. end ,5
'''''-'N' ''''' PREVENTION.
By nhaing the pleasant agreeable perfume
the dull heavy feelings Of
,-...,,..-. IN BATHING,
bS sn NsS od smps o s ,
reventdisease and sickness headache and biiiousness.
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
PAfNFGL bcARGEs Il ieers The most as 8
the most distressing discharges, will speedily
NEURALGIA
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF an Amos, mauropsin
t s % Fs s I
s1s ct departing pain / has cured thousands G The
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FURNITURE, ETC.

ESURNITU RE--FU s==-s====s.a=s
Il A general NEW ~
at cheap prices, at private sale, by
novs DRAKE 4 Co, Palace Tos.
mn ATTR ESSES - MATTRESSES Spring,
lfA HAIR MOSS and other MATTRESSES
order on short notice, low prices.
Orders from Commission Merchants Hotels Boarding Houses
ships Steamboats, Families the Country will he with
dispatch. [hovS DRAlsE 4 Co, Palace Row.
FURNITURE MANUFACTORY, Tchouptou-
las street, between Third and Fourth Streets La All kinda
RNlTUiE and CABlNET WARE hand for and
tnred to or the shortest Wood Turning
Also, all KIN of Lumber hand and for sale by
oct93 lyos JOHN BARTCHY.
sOHN L. BURGEN has removed his /-easssss
~ FURNITURE STORE from No. l4l to No. 58MAGA
ZINE STREET, Immediately opposite the Arcade, where
received from h friends pnblic. "
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Sherman's Poor MANS
Ailebnsi COR Nuns
Allebasis aRubbe Bach,
The lmpro, I'D Poor Mans,
lew Dnvid's or Hebrew,
PETERS Vegetable,
Knapp's Indian,
White'e Machine Spread Strength
whitihs'sss,engthenins.
kidd's Imperial,
fierriCk's Royal,
ButIer'a Bono md Fever,
Baftine's Lotion,
Davis's Horne,
Hmt's, Hayes, Sciana', Hewca
Sherman q Compound Oriia Tooth,
'TbompBon'e Aromatic Tooth,
Jonss's Toothaohe.
LOZENGES.
Sherman'e Cough, Worm CaInpho
Ching's Worm,
Wmtar's Cough.
DROPS.
solomon'a Toothache,
sherman's Toothachs,
Willinms'a To ..aache.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Thorn's Extract,
Wner's Arcanum Extract
Carter's Spanish Mixture
Mothers Relie.,
Mrs. kidder's Cordial,
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SADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC.

LACEY & CO., 81 st Charles street,
u "a e BRANCH Of LACEY PHLLiPs,s CELEBRATED HAIR
NESS MAN Philadelphia
honal lie HARNESS. SADDLES AND TRUSKS nj reduced pices
IL hEfAlhlN' STRICTLY ATTENDED TO. e97 lydW
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VHNREASURER'S OFFICE, NewOrleans, No
vember 10 ls52-n accordance with provisions of the thirty
MN section the Act of Consolidation given that he
following Bills of unpaid Taxes Second and Third Districts
are now put suit IN the Second District Hon il
N Lee, Judge. '-'"' o.
me persons whose names appended appear
and answer the demand contained in said Tax said section
said act in fifteen days from the hereof "
noylOl5t w. H. GARLAND TreasIrar nf Nen
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GRATES "A most handsome assortment of
Crates consignment which at lowest
MACHINES Of and improved pattern which
ne altenMon Of Builders is particularly called.
- SIORE DOOR other LOCKS, BOLTS BIITTs
e'es s ~ any quantity, sold on commission principles.
e"S +. LuRGES & CO., IS and 81 Circus ut.
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IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY OWNERS
RriGgesCutes- Paint,

Il
FOR WOOD, BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS, STEAMBOATS,
SHIPS RAILROAD CARS, DEPoTs AND ALL OUT
DOOR WORK, ALSO FOR ALL KlNDsOF
IRON WORK, ABOVE AND
UNDER WATER.
G The attention of the public respectfully
teathnonials in favor Of the celebrated BRDGEwATER
unnecessary fol- the than add hataer
use the South the character the Pain. firmly
now offered to the public the FIRE WEATHER
TECTOR EVER DISCOVERED.
CERTIFICATE OF JNo. F. MILLER, OF ATTAKAPAs
nv 1sy was to apply Bdgewae, Mineral Paint
ga Ga If
Ne A @ @ Says
and ] o sse sna Sas last tGy
surface which snsrey i@peSiods '0u metallic
NewI0eria, Attakapas March 49, 1851.
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST. CLAIR TuoMAssoN
OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA,
Having painted the hurricane of the MAG
Il! aS TIL %fzses55S 5.5ss
''i S~orsap, DsesbyS Ssfs 1884, ST. r0hAssos
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, OF
ToWBoAT PoRPoIsE.
have used the BRDGEwATER PAINT which hesars g. c.
BosP6T CO Agents the hurricane deck OF The Towbea
ss Rs' hs
weeks became PERFECT SLATE, and am sa.
NJ & 1s
w dSsgasd} WIZ BROWN Captain of rovboa.Porpoi.e.
CERTIFICATE OF THE MANAGERS AND Agents.
OF LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co.
HayIg had The LOUISIANA DRY DOCK BRIDGE
sF sbs p S u
(sgnsd) HUGHES, vALLETT d THOMAS
Agents Iouiaans )rv Dockco
Neworlesna, February L. 1857.
GERTIFIoATE OF JOSEPH BENSON, PAINTER.
h s used used the BRdpGEWATER PAINT for five month
sVsn hs fullest roof
If sP1kR
o e ssSa v esns an M far
deoT qualities Rs
Sow Orleans February s,lsss. ia camp u's s.ioe
UNDERWRITERS CERTIFICATE.
M PHT h. 5 hayGs the BRIDGE
ga al me' give those fire preference
n' SATHES Company
Eo Rko GGpHN t AEen, General .;aal Mutual
JOHN PEMRERToN, Preadsnt Merebau.s'..
J. A. LAPEYRE, President NewOrleans
sAGI f Hs6 SSs9 aE Ds%.1s l Gasss
In adion.o above have in pvnsro
equally respectable parties wchay be seen on app
cation at their oce which Captain Robbins
ship Leodes Captain Wm Cuts ship Cooper d. C.
Culun Assistant and Erie Railroad
Col g. H. Taott NewYork Arsenal S. Smith Lieutenant and
United States Military Academy Point Oliver
Superintendent now Secretary River Railroad
Company, ec,ese &C. BoGERT Co.. 10 Camp street,
ASenaor the States of Louisiana and Teras
SUB AGENTS IN NEW ORLEANS
Messrs. PRIESTIS 4 BEN.
Messrs, J. WATERMAN co.
JOHN STROUD L co.
r. RICHARDS.
Z. MACPHERSON, No. % Camp street.
AT MlBIhE-JAMES G. WHITAKER.
s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ! ! 9fFHkb
EATON ROUGE-LEVI KELLUM.
ATTAKAPAS-C. b. c. IIIIDEN. apps d4Wu
ENT ELLIS TOOTHACHE DROPS-Prepared |
w by DR.. Wells, Dentist York; safe speedy and sting
uroior toohache, can he Ind at SYME'S Drug Sto Q.
uoyl0 Caonlet ST., Agency for NewOrns.
EKT0LFES Gel Z B Il AT ED AROMATIC
Wv SCIEDAM SCIiNAPPs composed of the
OF me
Debility, Cont, Rheumatism
just fresh supply, at SYAlES Drug
Chemical Store 81 Canal,
HDlCkLES-125 cases Davis's, gallons, half
quarts; Sizes cases
Jnde woods and Doughty's, landing and by |
A''i' CONVERSE Co., 81 Tchoupitoulas street, !
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IIyREAsURER,S OEEIcE. Nemnrlaans n

oe ~ lSa2-ln provisions of die tbrv
@ o. l Act Of Consolidation, given that lie
olowlhg s OF undpaid Taxes
now put suit in the Third District Court of New Orleans Hon II
X, nnedy, Judge. " 'e" ofie'as lion. l. H.
and whose names are appended hereby appear
said act in fifteen the hereof su 'ees'o vi
hoSlVles W. H. GARLAND, Treasurer
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at from twenty to twenty-five per c
yERMlFUGEs.
Wlner's Canadian,
B. A. Fahncstock'u,
Swain's,
Bailey's,
1ayne's,
Chalien'a.
sARsAPARILLAs.
DR.. Townsend's,
Bailey's,
6ands's,
Winkoop's,
Bristoi's,
Wood'a,
Bulbs,
PILLS.
Chickner's Susar-coased Purga.iTe
Paris Life,
alotfatt's Life,
Wrlght'H Indian yegetsbls,
Brandreth'B Vegetable uniyarshl,
Morrison's Hygeian,
Lees New Luudcn,
Co0per's,
Anderson's,
Wistar's Gentle Purght!ve,
Hitoard'a Anti-bilious Family,
Swayne's Sanative,
Herrick's Sugar coated,
Sappington'B Fever and hagus,
Covel's Rheumatic,
6raeiienberg,
Spencer's Vegetable,
Winer's Chnmomile,
Persian,
Ailebssis' Health,
Allebasis' hgue,
EvRns' Chamomile,
Vandtz'a Ambitious,
Ingoldby'a Pile,
Jnyne's Ague,
HalBey's Gold.
COUGH REMEDIES.
Sherman's Balsrm,
Buchan's Hungarian,
DR.. Davis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Winsr'a Elecampane..
Wistar's Baisani,
Thompson's Tar and Napthe,
layne's Erpectorsn%
Duncan's Expectorant,
Bartholomew Expeetorant,
Bailey's Syrup Wild Cherry,
Swayne's Syrhr Wild Cherry,
Schneck's Pulmonic Syrup,
New England prlinonir Syrup,
Taylor's Halsam Liverwort.
BlTTERs.
Moifat's Phunir,
Hibbard's wild Cherry,
Woed'R Wild Cherry,
Blake's Aromatic,
Eierrick's.
PANAClAs.
swain's,
Houck's,
Cullen's fn1inn Vegetable
OINTMENT AND SALNES.
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor,
HAwley's Vegetable,
Otto OF Rose Lip,
AllebaGia's Bl ,kao
Tousey'a Magter Of Pain,
Conkliu,
Butier's letter,
McAlister's Vegetabi.
Danforth's Vegetable,
Harrison's Specific.
TONES.
Rowand's Improved Mixture,
Southern Mixture,
NorrIs's Mixture,
Jayne'R Hair,
For's Cyprian Hair,
East India,
Van Reeds,
Wynkoop 4,
Bailey's.
" All articles III tho Medicine
will be supplied on equally favorsb
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iaTn9ny lyison No. 10, =. Of T.rhe following the
ths or The BsGSs,
w s. MouSI r. S. WN r. hoRssseS, a. r. S. Jams GovAs
HENRY CHks. BARNES c. Gsass,
CT !ohN Mkrkn 81 CoRNkIlus GoLplSs, Division
Charles " -
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RRUGs, MEDICINES, PERFUMERY ETC

\ ARUGS, MEDICINES, PERFUNERY, ETC,
~ The subscriber would respectfully Ptnrs
and Fanes 10 his recently stock
found Err GENUINE p4rticuIarl1e the olowinr
VIZ Ehgish 4inine, Towards Blue Mass. Hyd Morpkes
al the Of Cod Phosphate Of
Rouse Jules Hapsls Periuny Aisdr n variety I've
'arfsis pure Honey, etc. etc. TtiOS. RANKIN,
sesd'v 0F1ssistNJ Aso:tsesrv.
M EDlCINES.--P. L. MASSEY, Druggist
TX and AIohecary No. So St: Charles ttreetasi re-
reving, full and fresh supply of MEDICINES, n
care ana carefully examined h ayselt Quality be de- ~S
pended on F. l., MASSEY, ApOthecnry AMI Drug.
sepll door to Telegraph office, v4r ss
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H5IANO FORTES.-The subscri- ssszz..-z,--.,
Ill Der has hnnl and for excn.
GilIcKERING and NUNS ( CLARK. AsoHl Y u Y
GUITARS from MARTIN, together with SIIEE MUSIC PRECEP
TORS etc. Ut For hire-Thee four
HENRY PARSONS Ia Cam street
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MUSIC STORES, ETC.

"a MONS, f., Musical In s trume n a4aattlh#aa
~ Maker, No. $50 bourbon street rfr2
81 Streets Newofieans 10 Accorieuns repaired
lae st STYLE and second hand Nons for sale novai y
HBIANOS AND HARPS.-KUSTNER .Nz5fs
IL MANUFACTURER OF PIANOS AND HARPS sYElI5SS
No sss lamp street near the Orphan Asylum bess leave
inform the public tHat he will continue his
TUNING AND REPAIRING PIANOS HAIR and ali kinds q Must
u.t Il Inc shuttna uaLrn
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NJ HEAD, WHITE SWELLING, SORES and ULCERS of every
descrpuon2S Gravr NewOrlean-Fon
monias taken the
tititen to the efficacy of my treatment:
NEW ORLEANS, October g. 1852.
REYNoLDs, EsqDear Sir express Won y thanks
and grateful Acknowledgements for the
treatment
eaicated which has and treatment
Tor the past thirty previous acquaintance
sought relief Dr. Gilbert n - $3.50
FOR SIX month Dr. Gilbert operated and his
me hre taste purgaorv but though
saners much
Departing OF relief eitAtg anputnon my ann wns
although
only went as last recourse. My faith br rs TO
Prectue belief that else could
but md that your treatment ia mild and effective. kind
Providence Tor directing %
means OF alternating numbers the family suffering from
Gantrous Discusses who only to know your
aieured by medicine
elapsed you me- arng YOU at am
perfectly cured. John r. IIOYf IJ,ttsr "
diWf Cbarlrs ami '.r,innr stra,,,
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ENORATIO D. HEWITT. PLANO

4 n UKATIU d. HEWITT, PIANO .slSss,s..l =
D. H. FORTE AND MUSIC STORE, No. Camp S
street, Ne1oeans would respectfully request theft I'M n VI
of MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS of nil EIni,
aud descriptions nd also his of
from the factories Of the first makers the United States
EUROPE which to be found those of A. STODART
SewYorh HALL SON OF NswYerk, and PLEYE Co, Of
rnfs IN above the following kinds GRAND Sc
the mos celebrated make the word combining late
Of s and oetayss They Will be sold
prices MUSICAL MERCHANDISE Of all kinda
Among Others TIE SUBSCRIBER keeps constantly hand the largest
which offered the
tuted by WILLIAM HALL SON from approved SPANISH
MODELS These Instruments the caoa
stand the climate The subscriber hsB had many
the Music business the Northern cities we'll
thoroughly acquainted with the Of the business HIS
stock the that has
and his such that he will always
stock Of all kinds of MUSICAL the LATEST and
MOSTFASEIUNABLE MUSIC. The
invited to call and his stock.
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- SAM from the Batue foot of Race Al, without
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Surveyors Department. Ncworleans August s. 1854 aus
- SURVEYORS DEPARTMENT, CITY HALL
- NKwORLEAss June 8, 1881
NHE PUBLIC are informed that the Offices of
the n, DEPUTY SURVEYORS are located follows:
& Deputy Surveyor First Fourh Dstricts
Street between Nayades and Apollo streets.
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raER PSYCHOLOGIST and PHYSIoG NoSST and owner of
and oKAC OF FATE respectfully
Of NewOreans that her dence
to No. se1 CAMP STREET and Edward
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OF BuNoNS NAILS and
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