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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-02-21
new oRLEAN S...Centlnoe1.
MAlVS MUSIC STORE,

VI
Nos. S ard Camp st.. 3 doors from Canal,
Nelc Orleans.
The undersigned desires res
~ pec,fally to inform the Publs that
J they can always find at his NUS
Siors, choic. and large assortment oi ran"
Fosfss at very reasonable prices, aud on accom-
modatng terms.
Among them are Pinano Forte. made by the
old and celebrated manufacturers, 7 Gilbert
& Co. Of Boston, Of rich tone, ard finished
beautifully in rosew God. black valnat and ma
hogany, with ton ffnnes. made in the most
substantial and workmanikc manner Also
the Justly celebrated iolian Piano For'e',
which, for sweetness. Of tone have not been
equall,1 They are peculiarly suited to the
country, as the f,olinn does not require tuning
for years.
The New improvement in Piano fortes
the paten, Vibrating O.srbridge, is also for
sale at the same establishment This improve
ment gives peculiar frmne.s and brllliaecy To
the treble adds to the durability and strength
OF the Piano, and renders Il capable OF remain
ing much longer in tune than those IN 0fd!nar.
use.
" TN is Agent for H,nr, ifri' celebrate
Grand Pianos and plAninos, made 10 Paris Tot
power and sweetness OF tone, they stand pre-
eminent.
The Dice Compound AHdchmeni. J. fellcy
& Cos Pau- Pianos. and Instruments from al
the hes, manufactures, constantly rcceivn.
aud tor saie on liberal terms.
Second H,nd Pianos Tor sale from $50 t.
$500 each, and taken IN part payment for ne"
Pianos.
Pianos, Repaired, Tuned, Rented, and Ap-
praised.
Ca,hearfs N,i1dsan This beautiful toned
" lnd.ln-trumcn,, for Niliag, tAurrHr., lodge
Serenaiiug PARTIES, aud tie private practice p'
Orgaui-i. po-se~-c, a sweet and powerful tone
{. portable, tsegmng 10 pounds and offered
at $50 each.
~ Orders for guitars, Noiins. Nolonec,lo~
c.arouel., tu.y-, Nageolct- stuug-, aud mu-le-
merchandise Of every KIND sill be promptly
cxecuicd at rra ouabc pfices. Bands supplied
with bras, instruments and band music.
Hrps. double and SINGLE action. on hand and
made to order, TO suit the taste Of purchasers,
Music The llrgc-. catalogue so iar South
The stock is an accumulation OF over twenty
years In It are maHy old and beautiful pieces
gu, Of priut.
Nem Muse received by every arrival from
the North, and by tie Foreign steamships
Spanish songs. dances, Waltye-, g. IA regular
supply. Original music published every week
1t the store-uttlve compositions solicited
Muse, bound. copied, and arranged Sub~crp-
ton, received luf the Ne9ag- Bud Arurls
Nusieal Times ali the Bsi'm1~s Oitn D.
addressing the undersigned c.taln- ue- It up.
-ic sill be sent 10 any part Of the adjoining
states
Dec. /, 1851 WM. r. MAYO.
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KEv oRLEANS...Csnllosf


tIOfHINt Al Nf All
4 LFRED MU\kOE 4 cos On, Fr'es
n Sore, No 3, Magazine street, corner Of
Gra,ier
We would inform our friends, ard he pub
l,e IA general thaI oar present STOCK OF
tGoitlag, Furnishing Goods, &c,
!. unequnlrd in extent end beauty 10y That oil
any other establishment IN the ni'ed states
To be Convinced Of this statement. 1t Is only
necessary to eail and examine, Our lmu.hse
sales are brought about by The s'mp'e fas'
being SHOWN. that th. pi!ers We place upon
good. i. uniformly lo~, and the qnat'y o'
-ah ar,icle /, guaranteed what Il - represent
ed to be- Perfect -ati' faction II aia4 We aih'
at ia d,aimg WITH oar customers
All our clothing i- manufactured at oar CSC
adjustment. No AL Broadway. New YORK,
under the immediate -uptrnl"rdenec OF one
Of our firm. who spares no pa'ns ~ securing
the most desirable - les ct goods. II Is WIN
tt, fullest couhdonte OF beng able To give
satisfaction. that we invite all Who ma. be ~
WIN, OF articiv, ~ our aue 10 sail aud exam.
iup our a,>ortmyuL
The following J., only partial list of ari'
r.e-:
Ir.rk and D,.ss Cra;g--fr and Eng. black
cloth dfcss and iru,h euats. do do blue bro" H.
mulb.rry and green eloth ifuess, do dc hlHth'
brown. mulberry, olive, aud golden ire" 90
cloth Pulka- r. and Eng black aud Fancy
COINED cloth walking coHts. llim1i1}" iuf'
IurW -t,lr.J sat. french, black, mulberry, ana
olive cloth opera slc,, do BLACK ana l"n,l
,.ulpr,d de-, sktu Cniou sack d" eAita super
dnc dttb aud fanny rolurrd walking coats
sudtugiuu. gray, mixed, aud siiNef .r'. s"c'
nd po.et- freu,u b.aeNt h'u,, brown, AMI
q
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paivifEoED MrMnrns, correspond.
snt Of tho New York Independent, wr.
ting from Washington, tell, the following
GOOD one Of Minister, who WAS not ac
ouninted With the WAYS Of the Capitol
4 gentleman on visit here, aud auScn.
20 listen 10 the debates. opened very cool
" one Of the doors Of the Senate and
was abou, to pass in. when the door keep
Or asked, nrc YOU privielrgcd member :
What do you mean By such n man asked
Tho Stranger. The reply was, Governor,
an ex member Of Congress. or n foreign
Minister. Tho stranger said. am Min.
lister. From what court or country II
YOU please asked the official Very grave.
" pointing up) from the Cour, OF Heaven
sir. To hi. our door keeper w,ggishly
remarked. this Government, at present holds
no intercourse viii tina, foreign power
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TCV ORLEANS ADVERTISEMENTS.


r =. KNAPP, Ssvxun Ds~s,st Gives par.
81 . ticular attention 10 the preservation OF
the NATURAL TfrrH, a. wei! as 10 supplying
their loss by artificial ones HIS entire time
for years has been devoted to the improvements
In 81. profession. For cvidense OF hi, 'upe'io'
pl,tspirg AL ths ulisy ana bes,sy ef his A'hfea'
Teeth, he will only refer 10 hi- Numerous pa
irons, both in the city, and sounuy Millions
II teeth are new annually lost, for sant oil time
Is and lodisious treatment, but let those VINO
nave suffered By q-aeks. not be discouraged
bat avail ,hein-elve. Of the best r.nedy--au
operator in whom ,Aey can have c5uGdcnce.
TrErH FxrgAcrED without pam. under tie
influence of the irrHEos, or CuioEoroEE, and
with perfect safety TO the patient.
OyricE AND RfspEseE refa9tsd from he cor
,e- or 81. Charles Si'eoi 10 Ne. 10 bafoaHf
Street. near Cana. Street.
April 5. 1851. MI II
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n YALE JR.. & co, u Magazine s'r ,.
\ New Orleans, llf1'esair Dfaierf ~ In
parted S'api and Fm-y Sis md sfat { ..f.
Lscet, Ea5rois-irr, Gl9tes HaHffag F1qgfs
Brcids. BHUens. Gmps. trimming n aIAmde
BoHueii, Srqis Hls, RbtsHs, Arhfeiai
Fioieerr, NHmcrp Ariif'es, aui Ron Iaqry
Dress Gools 4 al kinds A fen and complete
as.orment of every thing Ia their line Of the
ycry latest fashion constantly on hand fougt-
~ Merchants ,,-it.rR tin, Guy ste respectfully
.ay!.cd " call and examine before purchasing
4. YALE, lR & 60.
~ hasa4ne stree, between
Common and Gra}.er.
Jan 10, lsi1 y3n2s-iy.
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lo~E. ~. ~ r.rrisos. r,rrisos "a
Hqaftt,tr. An Ma o-ieaH, Nsmthi, Tean
OWE, pATTiAON & Co. successors
IL 10 Lowe & faiison,j faHou icfa,s.
Conn aai Forrnrdiag Merchants, New
Orleans.
Adyaueemeri, on shipments to the above
hou,g wiii Ice made b, J u X Mciieury, who
may be addressed at Shresepoft La,
ALSO, parties shipping direct 10 the above
house can draw at xgh' on them for near the
value Of the cotton
October !, 1881.
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NEW oRLEAN S-..Cslai0ue1.
HORATlo y. HEWITT, ('uee

tn,
HOkAllO " hL"iii, Nsus''
/ L Tyler 4 Hewitt! r.so soh't AN' -,
DEALER, 3. Camp street, Ne" o'e"n-
AWAY, on hand oIe 81 .le N'srs' ~ ~
compete r.'re''ons VI '''p -
souI'ern country All OF "n'V' 1'e go. ~,
~ sooc ana pvflee' 'nsN'.HVa
the safe Vi a. S1o'Ah' - '0 wv" WIN
Pianos. ..,,,..
ihese Flahos h'' s''N'.,'u ~, "". ~
u tone. pufener- OF soU"'' "hu 'o' "'"' IVY.
beautiful hu.sh OF eA'efi"' "
are ron-iir'e" =, thr p'oirs''V' Az"
Judges, 70 be The hutss flanvr iHA"' '' W.,
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Co,NrN OF II >NRisoN.
County Court Feridm'RP 10 ENdfes ar
january Tenn. 1 u. 1852
NOTICE is hereby gwen that Thomas I
~ Rlge-, Administrator Of the state Of N
'huf Sml'h, Deceased. has hlrd his account pa'
aid ,stat. IA The office Of the clerk Of sii
court, aud TINT thrv VIII Be opened for esH'u-
ualion 7ud allnw lurc at the nest Term Of .aA
cou,t to be held on the list Mouda, N teb'
ruary hvxt, a. u 1892 when aud where ell Pi'
sons Interested IN sand estate, may apgtaf al
contest them Vt they see proper to do so
BY order of the court Ivsic;
l.. 4. BE\/LEl. {. {. ne
January 81, 1851. n3l
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The expenses Of kossu,h aud his suite
st Browns Hotel. in Washington Amounted
4 ID ssid, TO $500 = day. which Congress
will have to foot. !, is thought ,hat the
Msygss's visi. 10 III. United States, may
cost this country A million Of dollars.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-02-21

They have now in store. - pairs of wheels
with ron axle. and -hil- Of te i.rlc-.
and 20 par of 2 10 8 nelrs
Also.-NIX WAGONS, complete, with
ron axletree-, pr e 81 t0 each Two po.rs 81
Timber Wheels. with screW-, 9, feet hugh, :
inches tread.
They take orders frr all knd- of Wagon
work. and deliver them ou plantation, ~ mau-
ufsciutrr,' prices
Atso-A large assortment Of HiRD
WARE, for plantation u'r, viz 'ha.n',
wrought aa cot natI-. llu'f'- N,"-. socket
.pid,.. long handle shovel. ard .p3l"- hne-
II 600 ..rd-. cane ku,c-, hook aud plate uu-c-,
srind.'uur., commun aid SCOTCH collars Nnr'
be Jui tarrcd Rops, rro-@ru'. rt ' u'
saws. flp. Of ~ k.u T., IRON h'nrk.. with =
futh ,heasc., large assortment { EuEIi-ii aud
American bar ron, iron aNlo-. with h"vr-
.peru. utnle and Hnsc,d oils, spirits p' lur-
pru'uc, putty, window q ..a,d pl.i. Of all
knd. HOGAN Il TrREN'D,
corner Cu-tom-hou.r nd l",cr.
Jo -, 1852 '3n-a
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I>ROST & co, No. 10 Magazine streets
J. mhoiesale d.riers IN boots, Shoes brogans
hats and caps, suitable for the country trade
also Pam LeaE Camp,achy ard Mexican
Has
Having house 1T the North, we are con.
stan,ly receiving iresh supplies OF the above
goods ut the lowest prices
Country dealers invited TO call aud exam.
ne our extensive stock. y!n31
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~ Young ladiss. pupils Of Mr.. William
Mssrill's Seminary. Mobile. have started a
manuscript periodical. called =" The Young
Lsdiss' Mirror" which hss reached i.s third
anmhne.
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An act has passed the kentucky Lcgs
iatare making il the duty OF the Commis
sioners ri Tax to list the number OF hogs
over sis months old in all the counties Of
TIA StafA
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MILLER, HARRIS, Il WALDO. No -
vi tral street, New Drrau-. " tals>rlr
aHf Rtiu Dedprs D., Hsass itrui.tfog G.a,i Il.
ittolJag anil Cabm.i FpH, He Gpds
FnH> Ois, ,Cc On hand. ,rp Arg, 0-
sentiment ui Coz uuJ nrou1,i hump. aud e..
fpudulr- iai Lamps aud iotyDpr,, lea
Tray, Satiou~ pauer0s, I"blr, mistt Plated,
Piauishcd, I'm, Japauuvd aud Wooden
War;, glassware, piau and coiorei Floor
Mating Soap; Wa, Sperm and Star Can.
dies Sperm, Nhtlr, Lari, l.u-ecd, \cat,iuot
aud Chemical Oh, Spm Ga-. Campmn,. Al
euhol, and Furpcntiuc Paints, OF ever, do.
cupuoa, Btu-ir.. NuduN Gh-.. rHjty.
Sand p.pcr and GIuv fluNmA Polishing,
Setlprug, Furniture, Coach. Itee Japan. and
White D,mr NarU,hes Enrled liar llur
CLOTH Springs Gimp fungcs Taking aud
Bed Lace Cords. fa,eci-, dc Also. picked
and common Moss always Tor sale.
FElcEs or cAvPnI,t .--tw the barrel 90 cents
per guluu by the i've gallons, % cent, per
gallon; for les, qhaulny 10 ,eil> p,r Val.
loo.
Jan II, sj! ,8u29-ly.
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Il is cited A. an evidence OF good manage
msnt that, OF $4,000 passengers carried
over the Little Miami Railroad last year.
he he Of no passenger was lost
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SCOTT 4 Si.ARl\G,

Whoicsaie dnd ReiaH CIoihjerS.
Corner II oil Le,e, and Canal 81, v Orleaps.
'NiIE subscriber. having enlarged and re-.
i modelled their store are noa prepared.
with choice stock of fashioHlbi- ciothng and
geniemsHs furnishing goods, which they offer
at very reduced prices for cash og approved pa
per We are receiving weekly shipments from
our mandatory, of every thing that - new
aud desirable IA the clothing line. cut, made.
and trimmed in the best and most substantial
manner 10 those who study economy, and
wish TO get the full value Of their money, a
call is respectfully solicited
II- Please take memorandum Of our ad-
dress J\D u SCOTT & Go,
80 Nassau 81 New York
January IL 1882 V3n2p !,
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A yssas lsdy saa.A . clerk In . d,y
ps1s eless. !" Chessnat street. II \. had
~ ssSdssd ~os.s.eolcred%ilkr 7" "No,"
- =. "sst ~ have soms .nrased raj,
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The five million Texas stock WAS paid
It the United States Treasury department,
on the i4th inst, to the agent OF the State
Of Tsxas
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~ Turss Cancers SraM Htad, WhHc SiecI-
ling. Sore and Ulcers, NJ Etery DESCRIPTION.
Nsw ORlLASs, oct /, 1881.
Saau3 Rcyaei, En-:
Dear Sir | take tAi, opportunity of express.
ing to YOU ms sincere thanks, and rendering TO
YOU nav grateful Acknowledgements for the
great benefit have received from your treat
mcut IT the tro rangers on my right hand,
Whic. ! AN happy 20 state - quite well, nnd
they have the appearance Of beng thoroughly
craalciri and am truly thankful that thc
torment, under which have SO long lnoofed'
las ceased My pen - inadequate TO express
the DECREE of suffering had experienced, Tor
'hc las, ;Wo particularly, Of the long th'fty
ycnrs that have been thus afflicted a. all ~"
know me can testify Last year Dr. Gilbert
operated on ne Tor some six months, AND pro
neuuccd me cured, (ai,ef giving me slight
farodsie y PErgaio-y,J aud Joy'u Twas at hl-
decision, so DESTROYS wa- to get nd Of those
twin cancers. the well known and hated curse
Of nv existence pam md trouble Tor 40 long
Il period Bat Judge OF my disappointment.
Hhcn last -prug thcy rctrufd ~ much Horsf
f'ia than they were before Dr. Gilbert treated
aud pronounced them cured 40 then applied
70 you, but believe me wiih ltlc hope Of re-.
itf a. youf h.ada Iailtr DR. Gilbert. M whom !
had placed so much confidence, had tailed 4"
effect a curr) but you told me that you could
cure my hand. and that speedily, and also, tiat
ypu would warrant cure and to all appear
ance Won have fulfilled your promise, and ! am
sai flied that yon know what your mrdicln"
cau PERFORM ~ well as Your patients bel ITS
cIhprHcy aud los one, appreciate your great
candor perseverance aad walchiulucrs' aud cs-
pes alI, your tact u Inspiring patient with
confidence for, had It 90, brru Ter this, ! should
have submitted 10 The ampuaiIou OF my hand
Bot iharts 20 kind Providence, and to YOU, for
Your valuable services that the misfortune is
nyericd-my hlnd Is cared
VERY re,p'y your Obliged and ODE, scryr,
JOHN + HOY1, Halter
Ian 10 1879 y3ugS-lh
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Artsnsss Is said to be the only State in
he Cnioa whore the mineral called lapis
lssali 10 found. II il worth four times ia
weight IN gold.
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BOTANIC ORll. STORE,

I'D ROY pHNs STREET,, SEW ORLEANS
~ DIR \. A. JONES respectfully informs
XII Ia. friends aud al using Botanic Med
u zines, whether Planter. Physicians, PRIV.
nr Families or c"nulry Mrr.h,nt-, that he
keeps on hand at an times iull aud complete
,upply buth IN the simple aud compound torn,
al "i winch are of The Very best quality. or no
lv -uI a. RS lnN prirc. aud "n ~ reasonable
'r,las as sang ore csu sell ARTICLES of the ,arnr
hnnsie value. lie would here stat, that his
Nt"n Il 'lic oldest and the puy Pateiy b..
iaiuc establishment ia the South and The one
10" that la. uniformly sold good Incidence.
Please order direct ur through your Commits
son Merchant ifom Dr. A. a. JosLs, New Or.
lran,
Jan II, 1882. s3n29-ly.
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4 esa1e6sssbls ns'nbev 81 counterfeit one
49, ~ esiae srs In circulation. Look
~ ~ asn; hey are calculated 10 de-
etw - sswasy.
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N New Yerk papers state tina. until
~ wiatsv. ths East River has not been
5ssssa en- slaes 1871. 20 ~ to bea, foo.
passengers.
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x NELSON & co, Commtss,o, Me-.
- chants, New Orleans.
so Nelson. New Orleans, +. Bauksmith.
New Orleans II {. Walker, memphis, Tenn
date Cashier Branch Union Bank T A Mel.
son, Athens. Ala y5ni
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Regular Lake Packet. ticona.

MA fnR iPoaG no~1.r Ll
N.Y. >ransoa LqHfH1. hnf
"dad"ss, Monterey, thnIon, P"rt tett. b.
I'm, >pH!apd, aHa J,f,-sa
The hur t,-t running Passenger Paeke
ti,"ua, H. II. MARTIN. master, having ste
purchased expressly iur the above Trade, 81.
commence hrr regular 'rp, As soon a. the So
'rr Will permit
SmpIrr- may RELY on her remaining .n tie
rad" dnrng the entire season.
Jan 10. 1854. l3na'f
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V1RlAH A. POLLARD & co, Importers
u and Dealers IN Harduars Cutlery. Combs,
dc, No IL Canal street, Paulaing's Raw
New Orleans. Hardware. Cutlery. Castings,
Nails. Axes, Spades and Shovels, Hoes. Trace
and Log Chains, Tin ware, Cotton and Wool
Cards. Rope, Percussion caps, Pins, Needle $,
Fish Hoossand Lines, Blank aud School books,
Paper. Ink, Combs, Brushes, Buttons, Perfun.
cry, Shaving and Fancy Soaps, Razor S,rops,
vioins and Violin strings, Backing, Spool cot.
ton. Linen Thread, Suspenders, Looking glass
es, Playing cards, and an extensive variety Of
American, French. Engl.sh and German Goods,
TO which the atte ntion Of Merchants and others
buying Goods for sSsh ~ city paper, is invited
Jan II. 1879 .3e3s 50,
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0eaan + zoe ssed In propellirs canal
hns1o - ~ 6rss Canal. Il l. thought n
~ a)sspss estissly sspssasds he 10. Of
- ~ "a canal horses.
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Drug, MEDICINES, &C.

N THE subscriber ha. received large
~ uppy OF fresh aud genuine Drug
q Medicines, CheneaI Preparations, Paints.
bob, Prfiumery, Ae, &c amorg which arr
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HOUSE FtRNISillNG STORE
n CAMP STREET NEW ORLEANS
INIlNA, Glass and Earhcuware Silver
\ Spoons, Forks, Ladies', &c, Plated Cas-
tor, Candleslck-, Waters, Cakc-l'askc,-,
spoons, Forks &c BriiduHii Teascts,
Pitchers. TINS, Cups &c TIN Ware a gen
cr... assortment Wood War; Tubs Buckets
Brounl-, Baskets, &c BRUSHES Floor, Dust.
ing. Scrubs, Whtcwash, &c. Castings: Pots,
Tcakcttlcs, Gtiddlcs, &c Japannry: Wait
er.. Buckets, Boxes. tmiery knNes and
Forks, Of all descriptions and qualities. Brass
and IRON: Tenders, Andlrons, Shoyels and
Tong, Lamps, OF cyery description. Cook-
lng Siorcs The celebrated Republic Stove.
In short, every article required 10 Furnish
house, except cabinet furniture and dry goods)
beng the most extensive assortment IN any one
store in the city.
lJ- Goods for the country packed with extra
care.
Jan. 10, 1852. v5p2S-ly.
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S4lefiea psstrp.


~ HIS rSsassA e,iL.
Thps Ans~'W hsw on " e4sssj tt,ss,
nesSi,s nv mining tear.
70 loa,s shs siss that bound cor sooh
nsss way. wsarv ycar,
~, ,housA "a esncs. every vow,
Avl leave ihss free 10 'oss.
I ~ thss nus, love sbss stll
With oil q" Wsnan's Lows
TAou II hsasd ne say nv love ~"riid last
Whsa tine wonli long have eesed--
Ym nausht esn bini the scsle h-an
That pann to he rvlsased
Thou ppid'W ne. with earnest tone,
Thai th.,u, 81 last. would prov-
Nor. true than man hod ever b-cn-
More sus tlau Woman. Love
Bot .non hear, unfsslins b-ar's
Thy frequent wandering 's'l'
blamed thee no, for oh. knew
Thy rowing ways too ".ll
II saes NJ Inv. the open ess'
Pails 10 sn,es the dove.
And man sstray - li,,lr heeds
III lurse Q! Wouans love
I'm never hard N speak Of hee--
Ia never seen 70 ~~p.
~ sniles an like 'hs rsys that liths
The cold. unconscious deep.
h, in this hear, there b!e' "a slSon
No moero. NAV remove.
AMI mine. a!as' 10 WOMAN Fsie"
Yoy min. WAS Woman Love
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EVANS. GREGG & KEY

We vii furnish Ratging. Rope, md Plan
lsiion suppue, to Planter shipping to the
above hous.
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Ear(hcuW are.

,I>IIE undersigned mas Away. on hand good
assortment Of Earthsnuars. China. and
Glass, which he Is prepared to sell at wholesale
or retail on the most favorable terms. lie re-
.pecti1liy calls the attention Of country Mer.
chants. and others visiting the C!iy, 20 h.s as
sof,ment and pr,ee-.
Packages done IN III. best manner.
J q DUNLAP
81 Camp Street N.e OrisaH'.
June 2ist 1851. b52
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I WRIGHT ~ co, ISL Charities sir.r
81. New Orleans, Who{esdtc and Retail Ag.,,
for urarl, an the Genulut Popular Mcdirn.,
aud Special Agents for Daley Magical Pa,
Extractor, Nu,r'- Canadian Nrfmluge n.
Sherman, M,dlone-, : J.. ToWu-ends A.
john Bulf- Sir-aparlla, Ac Sc, for tie Som,
and W., ~ Druggists supplied al prom,
tors prices.
jan H. 1853 '3n29-v
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GushiOnubIc Fan nmd " inter
Clothing.

- FABRE 4 co, New Orleans, 90 Mag
II azine street, beg leave to call attention
to their extensive atock of .Nei0 and Flshtopa-
bic Cioihng, manufactured by their house, No
81 William street. New York, which, in point of
quality and style is not surpassed by any m the
city, and will be offered on the most pleasing
terms,
We would also, call attention to our chuicc
assortment ot loaihs, Bnys and th'idren's
Cio'hng, superior to any offered ~ TIN. market;
manufactured expressly for the city trade, and
which we offer at reduced prices.
T. FABRE & co.
90 Magazine street
Jan. 10. 1881 y3n2s-ly
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~ a liANNEN 4 90, (~uccr.sor. %
W ] HrrN,'.r) UtsleSdir DsbG-, %
French and imei can H9S.C cas- >,rac da,5
imb,r'td,, ,tc, Ne. IL Common st.. Ore.b.
Ju. 10. 9sj4 NJn-S-lv.
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NEW 0RLGlNs...Csniiauel.


TIE suUscflbfFs bcIHE FHV
N9 sole Agents for the sale of the
Maysille tKy) PLOtGHS,
=. a. -,l,hr,red manufactures Of Hall and
D,lenger. have in store large assortment OF
heir r,s, and wropgh: IRON Plough,, "h''
,bry Offer al manufacturers prlce-
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nFflCE, l23 Grasicf street, New Orleans,
" Cures Canc-rs, ScaA Hsad, WhHe Stei-
ha,. Sores and Ulcers, NJ Etery Description.
Nav ORLLASs, Oct. /, 1881.
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|IDRATIO y. HEWITT.
sANrUL REYNOLDS

80 Camp st. New Orleans.
Jsn. "a, 1882 '3