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They have now N store, ~ paif~ "i "ht''T'
with ron axle, and shafts of 10 inehe-'
and 20 pair Of to inches
Atso-SIA WAGONS, complete WIN
IRON asletree., pr e $ 20 each Two pairs oil
Timber Wheels, with screws, ~ feet h'gh' :
inches tread.
They take orders for all kinds of Wagon
work. and deliver them on plantation, at man
ufae,urcrs' prices
Atso-A large assortment Of UARp-
WARE, for plantation use, VIZ 'hhln-'
wrought and cut mails, Hunts Axes, sogke'
spades. long handle >hoycs and spades, hoes
of an Nind,. cane knives, hook aud plate hinges,
prind.,one. common and scotch collars, Nlanil-
Ia and tarrrd Rope, cros>-cu', PIT and mn
saws, niles of al kinds, IRON blocks, with !
inch -henyes, large assortment of English and
American bar ron, iron Nle-, with boxes,
sperm, whale and iinsced oils spirits Of Tur.
nen,ine, putty, window glass, md paints of all
kinds. HOGAN II TCREAtD,
corner tustom-hou-r and levee.
Ian II. 1852 y3n2a- "
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ENERAL iehoiesais and retail Grocer,
Recnping and Fornarding Merchant
nmefce street, opposite steamboat landing,
~Hfeycport. La, viii give street attention to all
huainess entrusted to has care
Constantly on hand a larry" and well selected
stock Of plantation and family groceries, which
are offered cheap for cash--among which arr
far-, tea~, fish, pork lard, oils, coi'cer, choco-
.ste, spices. beet, butter, fruits, candles, salt,
d ,lc~, bacon. cheese, -yfups molas-e~ soaps,
iaaG hams, rice, hardware, tobacco, cigars,
a gders, shot lead, starch, sc
rhe highest price paid for cotton, hides, pei.
l. sud bees&as
Strangers are invited to give me call and
examine iui Themselves
az Orders Tor the surrounding country care
fully and promptly attended to.
Nav !, lSal. ~ II
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NEW ORLEANS ADVERTISEMENTS.


uORATIO D. HEWITT, (succe-sor 10
III TYLER & Hewitt rAso FORTE AND AVsN
pyALrR. 80 Camp street, New Of!r@n-. ha-
algay, ON hand one Of ihe largest and most
comslr,e selection. Of P,ano fo~fss in me
southern country. oil Of whch are s4Aran'e'a
a. good and perfect instruments Agents Tor
thu sale of A. sTonAET & Cos New iofN
Pianos
These Pianos IRE celebrated for fnc qnaiiiy
Of tone. pnrrne-- Of sound and Tor neat and
beaui.fu finnish Of exterior workmanship 'nH
ar eon-id. ed by the profession. and competent
Judges, 10 bee tie hne-' Piano. ma's 100 'hr
United State parculataucnuoui - requested
to their .pieHdid S,rpeuuur pattern, "iih Year
KEYS. which i. considered on, Oh The finest no"
made
ut1Lrrr. DAVIS CO.. celebrated Bo-roN
PiASus, y, 1T. o.. and octave Pfc"id f'aho
Tofies, from ine factory Of Pic'rt coz
PARIS. sl.o p,auiaos. Sem Grand aud Grand
Pianos from the -ame house.
Oia PaH,s taken IA exchange and pafl pay
ment
GUITARS from the house Of Hal a Son
Spani.h and French patterns, Ari Nfolih-' ~
lsrse qnautit,e.. Mriodcons. ScrphlHrs, ~
cans Flutes. lat0neiics Bras Instruments
Of an hud-. tioHoeclln-, Bnulo-, strings Tor
ali Instruments and musical merchandise Of all
descriptions. Wholesale and retail.
Sheet Music OF all klnds-muslc received
from the North by every steamer, "a soon Is
published church Books, Instruction Books,
Sc.
Particular attention ~ called TO the large and
extensive selection Ut hcrurdeon- And tln'nn>,
which j. the most complete and perfect .eiee.
ton Of these beautiful instruments ever offered
IN the southern market
All order. from the country faithfully and
prompt, attended &C., liberal discount made
to Teacher, and to SomlnMies.
HOR NIiO ID. HEWITT
30 Camp St, New Orleans
L. IN la.l AAnlk.
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MILLER, HARRIS, q WALDO, No. -
vi Camp street, New Orleans. "hots'a"
anil Rsisii Dsai,rs IN Hoass Furnishing Go"d''
tgao.siery and Cab,a,i Farnisiins Goods
Patsl, Gus de- On hand. very larse a.
.or,snen, Of Gil, and BFonsed Lamps and u
rondo.e-. Hal Lamps and Chandeliers, lea
Tray, various patterns Table Cutlery Plated
Plani,hcd, Tin. Ilranncd, and Wooden
WAR. Clas,&arc, PLAIN sad colored Floor
Mating Suap-; WaS, sperm ami star an
dies sperm. Whale. Lard, LInseed, \eatsioo'
and Chemical OILS spni t'ss, Camphlne' A.
eohol. ani Turpeuiine Paints, OF every des-
cnpiion; Brushes Window Glass; Putiy'
Sand Paper and Glue, Flowing Polishing,
Scrlplng, Furniture, Coach, Black Japan, and
White Dauaf Naru..hes, CURED Huri limr
Ciolh Sprne- Gimp fuuges Ticking sud
Bed l.lcc. CORDS, ra-.vl-, 80. Also, picked
aud common Mos, alHag- for sale.
PElcls % cANrHiNE by She barrel, so cents
per gallon by thr i've gallon-, - cents pei
gallon, fof less quantity, 10 eenis per gai'
lon.
Jan II 1891 NSns'-lN,
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MoutrOss L StiIwell,

Wholesdlc and Reidd Dealers IN Cto,h,ag,
No ~ Mga,iac ~, tgr. Common. Ncw OrieaH, La
STiLW ELL 4 NO\TRDSS.
Nqnutacinrsrs. No H. i'ul'on 81, Ne,c York.
4 W,\SrA\TiN on hand, rloak-, the latest
' ,N lr of over cuat~ black, brown and ey-
cry variety Of fancy. ooourcd frcrk, dress, and
bushes, coats vests, dressing gowns, ranta-
looms OF every variety gents furnishing good,
trunk. umbrellas. hosiery, ,uspender-, &c.
Orders from ,he country respectfully solicited.
Jan. II, 1882 y3nl9 ~.
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New Oriran, Agricultural Warehouse,

CANA Wfas,a, and Poeirls 50 No' Orleans
coNrsfsf>o ,frtt NeoHrNrNr nr
4 GRllLLItRAi and Hpfhc0purai In
~ ptmens, Uaci.nes a. from tine mos
approved uaant ctufet-. south, Norm and
Wet, embracing 10 gfct 'nrsis 81 F"a-hs,
adapted o .outa,u nuI Nr-''r el'ufr ,
among which Htr te celebrated f1.-.r-,
Nour-r. Mason y Co.'S rao., o.. L4aic, haglc
Improved .clf. shaueuur, -.irHiH -lh-uiI aud
Fiukc ~ double mould plough. liaii aud
Sw,f. Peacock rilu-h-. r-t aui wrought
moula-. Kings Cur} fpu1.-. PLAIN and cN-
tended bar. INug- kt Pi'ugh-, hat.
rows. cultNaipf-. tuiutN,r uAruw~, cotton
sweeps, cotton -eaprt-, tanning uuiis, corn
shciet. corn md cob crshrr,, straw hay aud
corn stalk cutter, OK >ho,cIv, oy yoNes. gram
ihrasher-, corn mii. s. cotton gins, horse powers,
corn planters seed sewers, hand drills, bark
miil-. field aud Raudru rollers, cotton presses
agricultural furnaces, root Fullcrs, cyilndrcal
aud thermometer churns garden engines, hort
mullura tool chests, gram cradles and 81 thes
bramble and grass scythc-, bush aud hrambir
hooks, axes, hoes, -hoteis. spade, maiiock~,
pick axes, "ScpNle' improved east steel hoes.
OK, log and trace CHAINS, halter chains, cattle,
ties, harrow aud caliiyatof teeth, hay aud gar
den rakes, garden hoes, pruning, grass and
E"dge shtat~, pruning SAWS anu tht~'sH, VINO
scissors, flower holder., grating chlsel-, ptun-
ing aud budding knives, garden vases, trucks,
'Wntnet',' patent force pumps. ca-t-'run
screw pipes, for gas steam, water, &c garden
and canal hano~s, cart wagon and timber
wheris.
Coleman. patent undulatory mills with
French burr stones
Also, guano, plaster, rock salt, 81 &c.
Agriculture aud Horticultural book, and
publications
j. Orders viii be- executed brewery article
wanted b. planters. GEO W. SlIER,
Corner of Magazine and roy dras SIS.
Jon. II. 1852 sAn@9 y
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HOI 81 X ' | = II 80 ! OK l. ,
" CkMP STREET NEW ORLEANS
4 NllNA, Glass and Eanhrnaatr, Silver
~ Spoons, FORKS, Ladies', a.. Plated Cas-
tors tandlc-i,cSs Waters, tako-iaskelS,
Spoons, Forks. Sc, BRITANNIA Teasrts,
Pitchers, urns, Cups, &c. Tn Ware. A gen
eral assortment. Who'd Wa Tubs, Buckets,
Brooms, Ba.krts, &c. Brushes Floor Dust
ng, Scrubs, Whiiesn-h, Nc. Castings. Pots.
Teakcttlrs. Grddlcs, &c. Jayaaasfy. Wait
ers, Buckets, Boxes. cutlery: KNIVES and
Forks, ct all descriptions aud qualities, Brass
and Fon. Tenders, Audrou-. ShoNei- and
foug-, LaBJs: Dtevcry description. tooA-
ing S'gtcs The celebrated Repnbc Stove.
In short, every article required Ia furnish q
house, except cabinet furniture and dry good-.)
beng the most extensive assortment IN any one
store ~ the city.
a. Good, for the country packed with extra
care
Jan, 10, 1859. y3u2s-ly.
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BOTANIC DRUG STORE.

l3D ro,pRss STREET, NEw ORLEANS
n DIR A. 4 JONES respectfully informs
" his friend, and all using Botanic Ned'-
q cinr- whether Planters Physicians, Pn'-
ate Families or country Merchants, that he
keeps on hand o., all times full and complete
supply both IN the simple and compound form
ali Of winch are Of the yerg best quality, or no
sale. and at a. low prices aud on ~ reasonable
terms ~ ans one can sell articles OF the same
intrinsic value. lie would here state that his
store j. the oldest aud the only Purely BE-
tame Establishment in the South and the one
too that has uniformly sold good Med'glnc-
Please order direct or through your Commits
SION Merchau, from Dr. A. A. Josls, New Or
leans.
Jan. II. 1852 y3n29-ly.
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! IRIS, YOUNG & JOHNSON, respectfully
, announce to their friends and patrons that
have associated themselves together IN the
tice OF medicine in It's various branches
iH re up stairs IN Dr. Young's brick building
N side Of the public square,
MARSHALL, Texas, April II, 1872.
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.NAlVN Music S1ORE,
yo,. > and 7 camp ST.. 3 doors from Cd
VEN Orleans

.NfU NTHHVNs 4
THr undersigned de-irv, u
HV "ec''o '''.,, 80. . ~" toe r Put
Niore, cpo,c, Irf arg, ,,sor,r,rut # A
f"r's', 40 very reasonable pr,c, e., ard ou asa
modauug 'rrmA.
Among turm ar, liupIo o,,. N Z, b j
did and cc,ttut'l n.aru;srDl., !
* Co.. OF BOSTON. ot rs' t1ta
beautifully o. rosewood
poeauy. with iron fuu,- Aad, IN To, \
substantial aud WORK nnnlih, rraner
the Justly celebrated t0.un Ftano -
which. for ,westn. T. Il 'pu.. ha,, not
rQuallct They are pr,gt5fD ,utco %
coun'ry.as the .Eo,an Does NJ orqulr- u
for years
TIN New mprcNemcni.l m PianoF
the patent Vibrating b,,rhrnigs, !. al
sale At the same establishment Thu lmrs
mcni gfyc- peculiar hrmnc-~ sd rlliiacf
the treble, ADDS To the dufaiulry ana ,'rs
OF the Pano, and renders B, aahl,. of rcs
M much longer IN Iune thar .l"., II orta
ust
VT VI l. Agent fot HH iirr; cclrsta
Grand PAM. and puuuo- maih in fatis
power sd sweetness oi tone, they stand
eminent
Th Dnice Compound A. achn,W J. ~
y C0's fans Pianos, and It,, o,rrn'. free
ihr best manufacturers, n.thnik rresi'
ara for saic on liberal terms
Second Hand Pianos Tor sale 'rum ~
$500 each and taken IN part pay .tepl 'e' 4
Pianos,
4 Il .,t4
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Furniture WnrchOa ssc.

--~ TINS uudcrsgned respectfully
Ayuul6sSlt inform their friends and the
- public. that they have just re-
ccl,rd and are dali, receiving an eNteu-i'" A.
-urtment of Cdlfps' FHrmture If every VAN
ett and style. Hi~D. . choirc assortment oi the
following stulr-. to wi chars, feathers
spring. MOSS, ,ud halr malrns.c-. curicd hair,
a.ir CLOTH. pn.n damasa,, cords, aud tassels
gmps, Safli,u, rtc etc.
Purchaser. are invited to call and examine
our stock which WiI be offered at prices that
cmuot tail 20 please.
G. FLINT q JONES
No. to aud ~ K0yal - y O. y3n4S ~
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August IL, 1851.


"A THE subscribers at the old stand
" Of Geo. Rain.s, would inform the cii-
w zens Of Marshall and vicinity, that they
Will carry on tie Cabinet business IN all TIA
various BRANCHES. They hope, ty turning
out good work, at moe era,e prices, TO mer.
It the encouragement, OF the public. They
will manufacture to order, sofas, seere,a.
ries, and book eases, wardrobe-, ide.boards,
writing desks, breakfast and dinner tables,
ladies' fancy work. stands. &c. They will
also keep constantly on hand general assori.
mens Of plain farniture, .uch as bureaus, safes,
Nash.stAnds, tables, and beds,cad- of every de-
ption. 1t would b. to the advantage Of
M who are IN want Of furniture to give
iHe call, ~ they are determined to 'ellcheap
" eh. GEO " kAlNES,
q. MAfIAS
II ~ frvni,are neatly repaired Order.
~ - led to. Furniture exchanged
AsM4s n3i-iy
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VIEW oRLEAN S-..CssiinseA.
/. II. DUNCAN

.,, LII. DUNCAN
hAWII\S, DUNCAN 4 Co, Cotton rae.
X ,or, and Commission Merchants, No. os
r,..i,, s,,.., >.w ,),l.on. MS
Ry,,R ro--Jsmss Y. Collier. Colonel l. H.
Cooper, w. 8. Sanders. J. +. Roseecrough'
Jo.eph " TAYLOR Harrison county; D' Jonn
" Massie. J. J. Holloway Rusk county n
Trawick Jefferson.
We will furnish Bagging, Rope, and Plan
,a,ion supplies to Planters shipping TO "e
above house. ,.,.,.
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NFFlCE. No. l2a Gtasier street, New o'-
leans. IL cure. Cancers, s'caldhcad. bite
Sv,rlLup Sore, and Ulcers, of every d.scrif
lion. July l'l - no y
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Cheap Furniture store.

No, l26 TchoHpH0uids ST., NeT Orleans.
"A DAVID GRANT, Wholssae and Re'ati
" Deaisr and Manufacturer IT td5Hd Fur
" MUIR, -nch a. sofas, B,d,leads, Armoirs
Secretaries, bookcases Marble Top Side.
boards, Centre, Card and work Tables, Marble
Top Bureaus aud Washslaud-, Looking Glass.
es, Mahogany Walnut Cane aud Wood Seat
Chair. Moss and liar Mattresses, Mosquito
Rar%, Feather Pillows, and b, ddinc of all kinds
TIN. stock D, manufactured OF the best mate.
rial, and the public are solicited TO call aud ex-
anime for themselves before purchasing else.
where.
~ Al Furniture packed and made ready
for shipping Tree OF charge.
Jan. u, 1904 y3n29-ly.
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JOSEPH ETrER, No. rs Camp street, New
- Orleans De0tr N erery rarieiy @ Wal
Papers. iJioifsry Arhcics, toryc'mg, Fioof
and Tabis M tioihs, DC Every article usual
~ to be- found IN a General House FURNISHING
Stor, can be had a, No. 10 Camp street. wher
those wishing to purchase, are respectfully IN
yted 20 call and examine the stock aud prices
New Orleans. Jan. II, $50. y3n29-6m,
WRIGHT & co, l5l Chartres street
- New Orleans, " hoiesaie and Refau Agent
for nearly all the Genuine Popular Medicines
and SPECIAL Agents for Dalley'- Magical Pair
Extractor, Wlner's Canadian Vermliuge, Dr
Shermans Medicines, :. y Townsends nn1
John Bulls SarsaparIla dc , &c, Tor the Soutl
and West. IT' Druggists supplied a, propris.
tors prices
Ian IT, 1852 v3n29-iy.
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0slettea pe:tru.
Gnd 70 M LOVE-

olar 10 nc love IN .ad to night,
A weight Of grief is on any breast
And ,hy swee. voic. alone can charm
Ny spirit to its won'ed res,
Thrrs q music in the song Of birds,
on times thcy make r,eh melody
b., mussc from thy lips my love
j. sweeser than all elsc to me.
Sing to me love, and let thy voles'
Rise sweetly in some fayorlie s'rn'n'
For music has holy power
To charm ms spiri, from i's paia'
And when the stars begin to glow,
How sweet the que, hymn OF eve
II whispers Of some far oil and
Where We at last shall cease to greve.
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27--SiIk and straw GOOsis--27.

~ YALE ia, & co. ~ Magazine str +,
~. New Orleans, Whoi,mic D,aiers m In
ported Niapieand Faucy SILKS and Nirae Goods,
Laoes, Enbroderies, Giotes, NaHitidS, FriHgsS,
Brands. Buttons Gmps trImn'Iugs@ all kinis.
Boaasis Nirac Hiis, Ribbons, Arilfctai
Fiorers, Millinery Ariiclss, aud Rich Fancy
Dress Goods NJ all Kinds A full and complete
assortment of every thing IN their line of the
very latest fashion, constantly on hand. Count
~ Merchants visiting this City are respectfully
invited to call aud examine before purchasing
&. YALE, JR. q co
~ Magazine street between
Common and Grayier.
Jan. 10, 1889 ,3n2s-ly,
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g4 aEsR. ARnsTRoSG. THOMAS =. flfHhh
A RMsTRoNG & PlFNER, Afiwn,eyf a.
\ Laic. Henderson. ku-k county, Texas,
Hi practice IN the counties of kn,k' Pan"m,
.nur. Smith, AID Cherokee, and N the Su-
n, ne and Federal Courts, at Tyler
tiay ~ 1853 v5-n7
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W arntMg.

4 Ill. persons are hereby notified thatf there
: \ are any further trospasses committed on
my lands, vii resort TO legal remedies against
'hem; for am determined no, to pay the pm.
ter for this advertisement, and lose my timber
IA the bargain.
This notice is intended for a protection to
all that have right to control, in any man
ner whatever.
A. u. BURRENN.
January A. 1851 If uls
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10y MRS. 4 CARNEY, No. - Magazine
- street, between Poydms and Ns,chez
streets, New Orleans.
Jan. II, 1909. v3n2a-ly
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samuel Reynolds,

EVANS GREGG. & KEY.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-12-09

WAsHINGroN, Nov. 10.

WASHlNGToE, Nov ~:
The IntcIliscncer contains a statement Of the final
settlement of the Lobos Islands question
The President and Cabinet, after examining vari-
documents and agreements, came to the conciu'
sion that it just and proper, to withdraw tire pc
sition taken by the late Daniel Webster, regarding
the rights Of Peru, and they accordingly ledge
the rights of sovereignty over the Guaro Islands on
the Peruvian coast.
Ii was known by communication addressed by the
Minister of Foreign Affairs to Mr.. Clay, that the
government of Peru was willing freight its own
account American vessels that had already been char
tered in accordance with the letter Of Mr.. Webster
to load Guano at the islands, and notification to
that effect, addressed to the captains the Paciiic
had been published by Mr.. Clay. The Peruvian
Minister at Washington has e wen effect to this in-
tention If his Government.
lie has also addressed a note to the Secretary OF
State, in which he engages the Peruvian Govern
ment will freight for !. 10 PER ton, all vessels which
left the U. 5. for the Lobos Islands between the 9TH
OF June and the 18th of August, and that the Peruvi
an government will buy at fair price, the utensils
carried out by the veseels and used in procuring gu
ano.
And also that vessels in the Pacific, chartered I'M
der orders sent out previous to August 18th, and
which could not be countermanded, should be Included
in the arrangement, on condition that they report to
the agents of the Peruvian government in the IT, s.
before the LIST of January 1858.
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and uncurained before mcn--heroically prepared to
take active and jealous part in the never -ceasng
and ever-bosterous battle Of life. Let men then rely
upon themselves, and less upon the tickle. and
in many cases. groundless opinions Of others, aud
less still upon the mouldy volumes and ragged parch-
ments of the legendary and superstitous past Let
every think for himself, and then, after he has
thought well, let him 7eh.
In addition to the debates il is purpose to es-
tabIish Of popular lectures, to which the
public will be freely invited 10 attend. The first
discourse, have to believe will be lyered
sometime during the coming holidays, by ID. A.
Robertson, ESQ.,, upon the present state and future
prospects of Minnesota Territory; subject for
which he is peculiarly qualified and which we have
doubt he will treat in such manner, will not
only to him the temporary interest Of his au-
dtory, but will extend its influence like the circle
upon the surface of great lake, far beyond the
boundaries Of Minnesota, into the over-crowded re-
gons Of the East We hore these lectures will be
largely attended, and that sanguine expectations
in regard TO them and the benefcent effects which
we believe they will exet upon the taste and charac-
ter OF the community, will not end IN disappointment
st Paul, Dec. 4, 1852. J. f. w.