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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-10-20
State Fair.

Pursuant to previous notice, on Tuesday,
the I'd day of the October Fair, 1853, the
members of the "Missouri State Agricultu-
raj Society,"" entered into an election of off
GERS for the ensuing year, which resulted
in the election of
NJ. NJ. MARMADUKE,
Of Saline, President.
VICE PRESIDENTS.
JOHN L. HARDBMAN, of Saline.
JOHN H. McNErLL, of Boone.
CHARLES McCoRMrcK, of Cooper.
CHAs. II. BRoADwATER.of st. Charles.
NEwroN G. ELLIOTT, of Howard.
DABSEY c. GARTH, of Randolph.
THOMAS c. ANDERSON, of Galloway.
JAMES L. MrNoR, of Cole Cor. Sec.
WM. II. TRIGG, of Cooper, Treasurer.
10, l.. STEPHENS, of Cooper, Rec. Sec.
JAMES S. ROLLINS, of Boone, was Sc
lected to deliver the next Address,
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NOTICE.

q wish TO hire servant girl, who is either
g. good nurse, or good washer and ironer.
-M G. s. SAVAGE.
October 20--1w
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-10-20

FALL AND WINTER STOCK.
JOHN n. CARSON,
Late Thrailkill & Carson,
1T CARROLLSS OLD CORNER,
Water street, Glasgow, Mo-,
now receiving his fall and winter stock of
l. Groceries, staple Dry Goods.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS,
CLOTHL.NG, SPUN COTTON, &c.,
To which he invites the attention of his friends
and the public generally, believing that he will sell
ms goods as low as any other house in the coun-
bargains, pledging fresh goods at the lowest rates.
All kinds OF country produce bought at the
highest market rates.
Glasgow, October 90, 1858.
WHIsKY-A superior article by the barrel
oet2O ~ JOHN R. CARSON.
pOOts and ShOes-An extra fine lot of
- heavy boots and shoes for sale low by
Oct2O JOHN r. CARSON.
Hats and Caps-A full assortment all
II descriptions, for sale by
SALT-Coarse and fine, in sacks and boxes,
- for sale by oct20 JOHN r. CARSON.
qualities and prices, for
w sale by oct2O JOHN r. CARSON.
rOFFEE-Ro, Java and other qualities, on
- manu-, anu lOI SAFE Oy
oct2O JOHN R. CARSON.
CUGAR-Loaf, crushed and brown for sale
~ by oct20 JOHN R. CARSON.
TOIasses-Superior sugar house and planta-
UI ton, for sale by
Oct2O JOHN r. CARSON.
adies' ShOes-A superior lot of Ladies'
l. shoes, embracing every description, warrant
ed to wear well, at low prices, can be found at
the store OF oct20 JOHN r. CARSON.
To HOusekeepers.
fTNHE subscriber has every article that house,
l keepers may desire, for sale low.
OcGO JOHN r. CARSON,
Sundfies.
CANDLES, pepper, spice, ginger, alum, indi-
~ go. madder, wooden ware, earthenware, pow
der, lead, shot, caps, soap, starch, rice, Jugs and
jars, pickles, powder TASKS, mackerel, and host
OF other articles too tedious TO mention, for sale
low. loct2O1 JOHN r. CARSON.
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65 Head Cattle for sale.

pEy5D The subscriber has 50 head yearline
TM cattle, in fine order, which he offers for
---.z4--. SALE. They can be seen on his farm, 9
miles southwest of Cambridge. Saline county, on
the Glasgow and Lexington road.
Oct20-3w' w. E. THOMSON.
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LIST OF LETTERS

pEMAINING in the Post Office at Glasgow
IL October Is, 1853, which if not taken out in
three months, will be sent to the General Post Of
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Administration Notice.

(ONNETs.--A few more of those beautiful
- fall style Bonnets on hand, which the Ladies
get of SPOTSWOOD & KIRKBRIDE,
GENTS fashionable mole skin hats. the fall
" style of 1853, for sale by
Octl3 SPOTSWOOD & KIRKBRIDE.
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G9s 6lasgou Gimes.

GB- Subscriptions promptly discontinued at the
expiration OF the time paid for an
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ApVERrIsEMENrs inserted at the usual rates, A
liberal discount to yearly Advertisers.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-01-15
NEW 0xlEANS...Csrtinu'd.
IMMENSE ~rsk ol 30 w ~
Aioo. 600 Worth 81 Tashieuaols
tLOIAIN. Al kt iaH

tLOIiI<. Al Kt IAN
A LFRtD Mu\kOE & 90 = ons 'fh'
n Sure, No - Magazine street. corner VI
Gra,i.r. ,,
~, would Inform our friends, and the pup
lie ~ general, that our present stock oi
Ciothiag, Furnishing Goods, Nc,
ia ureouall,d IN extent and beauty by that oil
amy other establishment IN tn, United State.
TO bee convinced of this statement, II i onll
r,r,..pry to call aud examine, our immense
sales are brought about 10y the Simple iac'
b,,ng known. that til. prices ". place upon
goods is uniformly low, aud the 4n""ll o'
ra.h .frt,cle = ruaraut.,d What Il is represent
ed to be. Perfect ,ati' faction l. What We AHA
AT IN dcaliug with our customers
All our ciulhtrg = Manufactured al our es-
,ahl,.bm,nt. No. AL Broadway, New YORK,
under the immediate -uprrinl"ndence oil one
Of our nfm, who spares 10 phns ~ securing
ia. most desirable ~ les Of goods. u l. win
the fullest v0tfdtute of being able to give
satisfaction. that we invite all Who may be IN
" Ant of article, IN our In, to call aud EXAM
me our assortment
Tn. following Is only partial list of ari'-
cle..
y,.,.l and Dress Coafs--fr and Eng black
,lo,h df,.. and irocA coats. de- do blue, brown,
mulb.,r ard rf,,n cloth lfo,.s do do blaes
brown. / ubcrty. olive, aud golden brown
cloth polka, IF and Eng black aud fancy
Volnf,d cloth walking coat>. Imalala iur'
new .t,lr.) sac. French, hla,k mulberry, and
olive clnih opera sizes. do black and ianey
,olnrrd dot, Kin mon sacks dc extra super
I'm, drab and fancy yolor,d walking coats
rudtWaiuu. gray, uIN,d, and SILVER grpA sac.
mud polka French black. blue. brown, ana
olive b,a,.r SIC and irach coats, do blue.
brown. and >iNcr.gray, Whitney sac coats
do Labrador various r0ior-) to iuru, sac
,,ngl.. do u crime drub cloth aud beaver
Nalkug coats tr and Eng black -uprrhne
cloth s.ek aud walking coat, do blue, bro" u,
and drah pilot cioih >ac-
Blgn.,I ruf's French .uperline blue, br n
At d grl> -ur- aud paei"t- d" de- extra long
"a, aud truck,. r. >,cond quHilii lhird
quality. fancy culot,d sac sad parlotN.
Iwei roiS FIR Eng and Amcru tweed
-ar- irocA, and palctol,, do do bouie'afd'
d. De p"lha-.
lLuAk. Blue and black cl,th cl"ak>. ever!
ouahi, bl.cs md bluc piiol cloth elosk-.
\ variety OF 'ss's at every quality and pat
tern, also every variety ana tuauty OF fania-
Irons
Gea'lemrH's Furnishing Gaods.-llneu and
cotton shirt, all qualities, check and cotton
hickory aud night -lrl~, all qualities; all
wool and super ribbed ~hirl-, guu1c, mefuo
cotton. ll-lr THREAD, aud flannel shirts; SOCK
Of every quality.
Boq's ant ChIdrcn's Cloftinc
CONSISTING of lrock polka~ >aeN-, jackets
oecrcoal>, panlaloon,, vests, and eio"Ss' o.
every qualify
Also every variety Of gloves suspcnder'
Of various kinds, efatats and haIikcfchie'- o.
every quality.
Al.o trunks. yall~cs, umbrellas,
India rubber goods oi every description.
lr one Pric. fer goods, ana M dct,dt'on.
H. visiting the city, do not fail TO call ON
ALFRED Mt \KoE y co.
wan. 81 Magazine stree,
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NEW ORL "a n S...Cs,1l..'.
.MAlUS MtSIL STORE
Was. ) and Camp ST., 3 doors fro. r.

.MAIUS .htSIt STORE.
Was. 5 and I Camp ST.. 3 doors troa T.,
\eg Orleans.
THE undersigned de,i...
pecifully To inform the psIis
WV they can alsay. find =, HI, n,
>fas, choice and large assortment, Of ~.
!orfss, at very reasonable prices, and on -
mUdaling terms.
Among them ar. pinano For,cs mad. /. /.
old aud celebrated manufacturers. 7. C,a
& Co., ct Boston, Of rich tone. and 6,''
beautifully IN rosew God. black ualru, a.
hovant. with iron frames. mad. IN tn
substantial and workmanlihe mnhn,t !.
the Justly crlrhratrd f.oiiDs p,ono p
which. lur sweetness Of tone, have TO, -
,quali,d They arr peculiarly suited 1. !.
country, a, the Hohan does not require luz.
for years.
The New proNement IN Primo Fec.
the patent VIBRATING Oterbrldge, Is sI~
sale at the same establishment This imp,.
mrnt give. peculiar ,irmur.s and bra,r,
tn. treble, adds to the durability aud .,rr..
of the Piano. and renders II capable.o! r,ns.
ing much longer in tune than those in ord,,.,
use.
WIN is Agent for Henri Her: celrbe,..
Grand Pianos and pianinos made in Pan. y
power and sweetness OF tone, they stand =
eminent
The Dolce Compound Anachms j. Pill |
& Co.'S PARIS Pianos, and Instruments fro.,
the hes, manufacturers, constantly recs,n.
and for sale on liberal terms.
Nscond- Hand Pianos for sale, from So !.
aud tai IN Ina ma nj e..
Pianos.
Pianos, Repaired, Taned, Rented, ~ n.
Praised.
Cg,lcarfs Mlod.or This beautiful ,or1
Wind. Instrument for Village Churches lDdes
Ser-nainu Parties, and tn. private prae,x, n
Drgauist-. POSSESSES sweet and powerful ia
Is portable, (wcighing 20 rounds) and Ola,
al $50 each.
IL Orders or guitars, ,iolin., violoncslx
,arinnri-, flutes, tag.oltt-, strings, and msss.
nrrrhaadi., Of every Kind Will ~ pfonrs
executed at reasonable prlccs. Bands supput
with bias. instrument, and baId music.
Iarjs. double aud -ingl. action, on hand n
mad, to order, Ia suit the taste "i purchaser
Nn,ir.--Ihc largest catalogue IN ihr Sosa
The stock j. AN accumulation Of over twesy
years. In IT are many old and beautiful pesss
out of PRINT.
Npg uus,r received by every arrival froa
m, NORTH and by the Foreign steamships
Npani,b sonys dances, wallzcs, &c.--a 'essz
apply Original music published every sess
at the sture--natN. compositions SOLICITED
Music, bound copied, and arranged, Sub~np
tons recelycd Tor the Message Bird Nsrs.l
Msica! Ivnes, and the baltimore Oho J
addressing the untrr-igned. catalogues Of N
sic Viii be sent to any part OF the sdlonS
stat.s
Dec !. 1881. WV. i. MAlO
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lsAR 1bW ARE.

- RICHARDS, No. II Char'res street.,
II. Importer and Wholesaie dealcr IN For.
elm AID Domestic Hardware, has received IA
rry lsrge addition 10 his previously extensive
.tuc. o shelf Hardware, Iron, etc, which he
offers country merchants on the most favor
Eb' rrn. Tn. following comprise part Of
o.
IH. ons Swede Iron, assorted
ons Hoop, Band, Boiler. and -hce, Iron;
lons east, german, and blister steel
asks trace, log, and OK chains
$3.50 asks hoes. assorted, Carolina, Louis.
lana, grubblng, etc
3IU ,egs nails, assorted, weymouth ard
anchor brands:
ZOO. do,en axes, assorted, Collins, Hunts.
and other msae-
$40 lozen shoyrl- and spades, assorted,
Ame-, Roaland'-, and other makes
80 .,ns Slavery Il Co.'S castings, consist
ing Of pots, ovens, SPIDERS, trcdos~,
esuldrons, etc, etc
Cologne Mil Stones, Mil Irons, and Bolt
iHf loias, together with a full assortment of
.bed DWARF, cutlery. guns, etc,
Ncr orleans. Jan =, l-j3 n27 -fm.
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NEW ORLEANS..-Cestisued.


IlORATIO D. HEWITT, successor 10
Ill Tyler & Hewitt Plt,p fuHrt AND Atslc
prALEE. 81 Camp street. New Orleans mas
always on hand one of th- largest ahe m"''
complete selections Of FiGnp fO'iss W the
southern country, all Of winch are guaranteed
a. good and pcricc, instruments. Agents '"f
the .ale Of A. SrunAHr & Co.'S Ne" foik
riaros.
These Pianos are celebrated for fine quality
Of tone. pur.ne.. OF sound, and tor neal "ao
beautiful finish Of exterior workmanship, ana
are considered hy the profession, ana competent
Judges. 10 be the finest piano. made ~ the
United States. Particular attention j. requested
TO their splendid S,tp.niine pattern VITO fe"f'
keys, " biUh Is considered one OF the hnest no"
made.
T.LLrrr. DAVIS L CO.. celebrated BosTo>
Pissos, 6. 1t, 81. and octave Piceold fiano
fuftes, from the factory of Pie'ei CO..
Paris; also pianinos. Sem-Grand aud orand
Pianos from tn, same house.
Oii Pianos taken IN exchange and part pay
mrni.
GUITARS, from the house Of llall 4 Son
Spanish aud French patterns, Sc. 'i"ln-' ~
large quantities, Mrludcon-, Seraphiue-, w
ranS. Flutes. larioueiie-. Bras Instruments
uf all kinds, Iiohncello-, Banlo-, strings Tor
al Instruments, and mu-,eal merchandise OF all
descriptions, Wholesale and retail.
Sheet Muse Of all snds--niasle rece'Ved
from the North by every steamer A. soon :
published, church Books, Instruction Books
Ae.
Particular attention Is called to the large ana
extensive selection Of Aceofdeou- dud I 'uiilas'
which j. th, most complete add perfect ,cl"c.
ton of these beautiful in-trumeus,cNef offered
N the southern market.
Al orders from tn. country th'hinll{ ana
prompt, ATTENDED 10. A liberal discount mad.
TO Teacher. and to ScmiHarie-
HDKAIiO u. iiEN WIT,
30 Camp St. New Orleans
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tornp Nara-fns and Pagiras So !Nss orleans
coNrtistNr tttL ASSORTMENT ~

'"'"'' ' 49,, .o,.,,.t,r,
CRlti ITIiR\I and I,r1cshsral In.
y pl,,a,ufs. Machine. &c, from the most
a,.,,,..,.t ,,nt,f,rtur.r- Snutb \orth and
IL, ,,,l,a,.,,,, , ,,r,.al ,nri.ty pLog. bs
.l.,.,..J :, s,,ti,.,u aud ,..i.ru rtt,ur.
' 'n,.ln, ,hi,h n,r The e.h.br,t.d Rn,a,lr..
~, Me-, a ia make. ,t EagIr. La,d.
l,o,..,,t ..lC.b,,n.niny .,drItlI. ,nb.o,l aud
rIii.., .,all, mould uiou,,h, usr and
Sn.,r. Peacock plon,,A,' cast aud wruugh,
-. -. c.,, pln,,,l. ,J,,, nrd -.
,..n..d h,,. Il,nr-ton'. hy pinugb.. bar.
49, .,I,.,,,n,. r,l,,r,,o, b,,,o,,s ,o,,,p
''"'' -. ,..,,,., nil ....,,,
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They have now in store, - pair> OF Wheels
with ron aNle- and -hafi, Of to uehes'
and % pair oi TO iurie-
Al.o-NIN WAGONS, complete, WIFE
ron aNletree-, pr e slio each. E"o p"lts 81
Timber Wheels. with -cfeW-, @, feet hish' I
inches tread
They TAKE orirr- Tor a'l kind of Wagon
work. and deliver them on plantation, at man-
ufsciuters' prices.
ALso-A latre assortment Of HARD-
WAKE, tot plantation u-r, Wa minH'
wrought and cnl uni, Iiuui'~ Axes, socket
.p,d,.,, long handle -h"vrl- and -padc- hoes
oi all sind cane kulNr.. hnnk sud nla'- hinges,
frlnd-,one.. common ard scotch colur-, Manll-
L. and iarrrd Rope cro~~.cu'. pr and mn
.nV-. dlr- ut 40 kiu :, iron blurh.. with !
tn.s .tca,r-. % hrgt assortment uf fngli~h and
American bar iron. iron tNl"-, With h"Nc-
~peful. Whale ard lu.c,d oils. spirits OF TUT
prui.ur, putty, window & .-,,atd pan'' ct all
h,nd,. HOGAN u 1UkEAl'b,
corner Cu-tom-housc and l.r'c".
Jan II, 1852 '5h-'-lN
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No. 90, Gra,ier 81, " orleans
p" d. McGI<NiS, succss'or 10 John Dah,
H. having purchased the entire STOCK OF
book, and stationery belonging 10 the late
John Ball, he will continue the book and sta
tio,,ery bushes. at the Old stand, 80 Graser
s,feet. and would beg 10 solicit call from the
old customers OF the House, and all others
wishing books and .,stiouer, !or Their own use,
OF 10 -cli sgnin.
His assortment, Of school books, theological
and ini.cel lan.ous books. blank books, paper
and stationery, isyery complete. lie Viii Keep
constantly on hand all the publications OF inc
methods, book eoncern which viii be sod Al
catalogue prccs
Book bloding Il every description executed
with n~atness and dsratch, at the lowest Pf'e,-
Black books Of all descriptions, manufactured
to order at til. shor,es. notice.
Order. for anything IN hi. line Of business
will be promptly executed, and at the -ame
prices a, If the buyers, themselves, we're pres-
cut
II. b. MoGi\\tS, sc Grar,er 81.
New Orleans. jan. 5, 1883. ly
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CiCkLES 4 co, NrWggiNs and ipoih'ca.
- rtes, Nos SO AID 30 Canal street, \rw
Orleans. Importers "t and wholesale dealers
in, drugs, medicines. p,riumefl, surgical iusiru
mrnt-, sc.
Ship, steamboat plantation and family med.
icine- put mp with pirlenur care, aud guar.,ii-
.eed fre-h aud genuine.
Jan :. 1888 n21 -Gm
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GpSkLp wM SIT
.tCDON AID d sra ART.

CAMP STREET. ~
Nater's Ron, under The CUy Uhfct)
~ Frs in boots shoes, hats, trunks. We
~ 94os, Ac. Persons visiting the city would
tH e. o drop IN NJ thI, house, The stock
0u is hfRe, and the quality, style, and
price ii the articles IN their lite, II l. believed,
will give satisfaction Tue bet department Is
under the charp. of Mr. Haskell, for many
years engaged IN the hat business, at No. 10,
tharir-s street.
~ Boot, and shoes made to order In tn.
best manner and at the shortest notice.
Jan. ., 1883. nay
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BOTANIC DRUG STORE.
Furniture Warehouse.

Tug undrr,gnrd respectfully
utd111s7 infrtm their friends and th.
public. that they have Just re-
ceisrd and are daily receiving an extensive as
.ortmrnt OF Cdbipsf Furaiturs of every var-
ETY. aud -iyle also. a choice assortment Of the
following articles 30 wit; chars, feathers,
spring moss and hair mattresses, curlcd hHlr,
hair cloth. plush, dawa,ks. cords, and ta-sel-,
gmp,, varnsh, etc, etc.
Purchasers are invited 10 call and examine
our stock, which viii be offered at price, that
cannot fail to please.
C. FLINT & JONES.
Nos AZ and - Knvnl It. \ -. v3n2s ~
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REE\NWpD y M'hhiH' '"w"''S','
~ Merchants, No. ~ amp street Wv '''-
leans Agents Tor a. /. AlL"hs iftH''""'
Cotton GINS
7 TAYLOR y Co pr'prei"r'o' t'' '''
lumbu~ oiion IAN Manu-" ''tN' "''' '"'
i>iacuon to announce to thrr p'f"us ''" '.'
planters generally Throughout we '"'t"N ~"
ny region, that They are pr, paf'a y" '.fI}
any number ui ih'if cff'Fh'" |f"'"" v
Where these nin' have b''h once uS'u, "
would oe dttintd unnecessary I"t wv "'"'"-
he'ufttN J." SAY WIT" W. "''' ,"''' -.
feel confident tue machines nave pee" oi""su'
To such perfection lhal thtf superior P'''"'"',
an"e wtll recommend u.ln ~ pt'''t'n'' !" 81
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" " y J.. u y . u ! W. y " IA T. o.
Il CAMP STREET NEW ORLEANS
I'illNA. Glass and tarhrnNarv, SILVER
\ Spoons, Forks, Ladies. Ac. Plated Gas
tors. Caudir-,ick~, Waters, take-Baskejs,
Spoons, Forks, &c. Britannia; Tca>tts,
Pitchers Iru-, Cups. Sc. Im Ware. \ gem
era assortment. " aud. War, Tubs, Gurket-,
lIgoom- Baskets, &c. Brushes; Floor Dust
ing. scrubs, NhieWa.t, Sc. castings: Pots,
lcakculc~ Guddle., Sc. .hpdHnerg. Wait
cr>. Buckets, Boxes. tWisrB KNIVES and
Forks, Of pIl descriptions aud qualities Brdss
and IRAN. Tenders. Andirou-, Sho,el~ and
Tong,. LampN. bevcr, description. foph-
ug Nfotss. The celebrated Rcpubhc Stove.
IN short eyen article required to furnish a
house, except cabinet furniture and dry goud-.)
beng ia. most extensive assortment 10 any one
store IN the city,
j. Coed, for the country packed with extra
care
jan. 10, 1882, v3n2s-ly.
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T.. CARTER, Commission and Fornard.
lLs ug Merchant, and Wholesale and Raia {,
Dealer in Grocerps, Provisions, L,quors, Hay
Corn, Oais, Rigging. kope, &c dc. T. {
Harris Brick Warehouse, corner Of Commerce
and Milan streets, Shreveport, La.
" Liberal advances made Oh con-ignments
of Gotten and Merchandise. Every d..erip.
ton Of Goods received on storage on moderate
terms. ns-v
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No. l26 Ichoupiionias ST., NeT OFieans
~ DAVID GRANT, Whoissaie and ReiaH
~ U.aler and Ndu0fdcfurcr9t tGbIHcf Iuf.
~ niiiire, such rs Sofas, Bed-l.ad-, Afmoir-
Secretaries, Bookcases. Marble Top Side.
boards, Centre, Card and wotk Tables, Marble
Top Bureaus and Wa,hsland-, Loosing Glass
-, Mahogany, Walnut, Cane aud Wood Seat
rhair. Moss and Hair Mattresses. Mosquito
Bars, Feather Pillows, aud IL dd'ngof nll eind-
Tins stock i. manufactured OF the best mate.
rial. and the public are solicited to call and rN-
anime Tor themselves before purchasing el>e-
where.
~ All Furniture packed and made ready
for shipping tree OF charge
Jan. H. 1854 ySn99-iy.
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Co,ncr Of Poyiras and Camp Streets.
AIRS GRANT would call the attention Of
wi gentlemen aud families visiting the city
To her house. II Is situated IN the vcin'iy OF
the most business streets And she would as-
care viii be gwen to ensure their quiet and
comfort. Her house is spacious and we'll fitted
up, and her table is well supplied with the va
rieiics OF the market.
ar Entrance % Poydrs., or i04 Camp street,
opposite the American Theatre.
Jan. II, 1889. y3n?9-ly,
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" leans, la cures tancef-' S,a''h"s", ""'''
S~elhng. Sore, aud Ulcers. of every de-eft
ton. Jan, > 1898 hS' -
TIE following Is another instance oil the as
toni.hing cur.s. which. Samuel Reynolds an
Ger Doctor. Is efleet'ng. II Hose Who are al
nle,.d with tbs. dreadful di-ea-. for any iha'
are enumerated Aboy-.j viii call upon hin. De
will satisfy them from the testimony Of per-
sons Of tn. hrs, respeciabiity. win whom ihe'
can converse tina, he can and doe- do. all that
be promises He ha- cufrd several eases INST
haze been gwen up BY the most eminent pf'e-
titioncfs Us the country, and ~ -hprt pen"d
Of time H. Treatment l. mild and gentle
No one should continue 10 saiicr when r.t,i
is so close at hand
NEW ORLEANS. December II, 1882
Dear ~ Permit uie to express TO you my
warm thank. tor the great hrnrhi | fccriNtl
from your treatment and To- >at to you mat
am now entirely well And. 40 % - case
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lhiuk 1t bat jet that the fict- should be- com
mun,eai.d TO ihr public You are uirf'i tore, al
hb-ry 10 make any u-r 81 thi- certificate YOU
nay desire aud Il psf-on- Ni-utng the cay,
nbn are al ried a. | Wa, should Visa To ~.
gn,tr further INTO The natter an PR pared to
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had q l4fg. cancer au the ctif e NV leg.
and was under The tr,Htmen, Of The Tar lam
DR. Gilbert tor eight months, when he pro-
nuuncrd m. cured Dur ny thi- time. suffered
a great deal from hi treatment, and pod hun
a considerable sum oi money For eighteen
months after DR. Gilbert gave me up ~ currd,
| H. pi a o,udage "a m, beg be- directed, "hen
the cancer broke out worse tnsu ever In my
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JOSEPH ETTER, No. ls Camp street, New

JOSEPH ETTER, No. rs Camp street New
81 Orleans, Dealer IN er.y variety u Wah
Papers, Upholstery Articles tarp'fi"g' fho'
and 1'abte Oh Cloths, DC. Every article nsua'
Is 10 b, found in a General House Furnishing
Stor. ean be- had a, No. ID Camp street wher
those wishing to purchase, are respectfully IN
yi,.d 10 call and examine the stock and price.
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or Among the fugitive pieces of James
none have been more al
Inired than the following;
10U BRIDAL AND THE BURIAL.
. Dles-ed il the bride whom the sun shines on
Blessed il the corpse which the rain rains on.
I saw thee young and beautiful,
! saw thee rich and gay.
In the frs, blush Of womanhood,
Upon thy wedding day;
The church bells rang,
And the little children sang
. Flowers, flowers, kiss her feet
Sweets to the sweet,
Tho winters past, the rains are gone.
Blessed il the bride hon the sun shines on
saw thee poor and desolatc,
saw thee fade away.
In broh~n.heav,sd w,do~hood,
before thy locks were gray;
The death bell rang,
And the little children sang
IilIiea dresa her winding sheet;
Sweets to the sweets,
The summers past, the sunshine gone,
blessed is the corp.e which the rain rams on. y
!. Biessed 10 the bride whom the sun shines on /;
ue.seiia ,Aq0nGps which the rain rains on, !"
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THE subscribers being the
He:9 .ole Agents fof the sal. of Ia
~ May,ylll, (ky) PLot CHS,
of The crlrbralrd manufactures oil nan ana
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,h,v offer at manufacturer pfices
,,t iJ,tl'. u,ought.iron ploughs, with
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I WRIGHT u co. I3l Charities street
-. New Orleans. " hoirsale and ReiaH AgsW
ior nearly all 'hc Genuine Popular Medicine,
and Special Agent, Tor Daley, Magical PAN
Extractor. Niu,t'. Canadian Ncfmllugr. ID
Shorman- Medicines. : Z rown-cud'- an
John Bul'- Snt-aparila. Ac Sc, for the Soui'
aud West. II Druggists supplied nj ProP''
tors prices.
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