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FOREST CITY HOUSE.
Formerly the Dunham House. I

W. A. SMITH, PROPRIETOR.
This large and commodoos es,ahi;shr.on.
been thoroughly repaired, and renovated ,bron nus
out and will compare lavorably with anv Of tbo
first class Hotels in the State. II con,a;rs e o'e
than one hundred rooms, all in complete order "
The house is beautifully situated on the pnblic
>quare, near the Court House, in the centre Of buS
mess, and has the advantage of pure air and an
open space around il. The table is furnished with
The best the markets afford, and the Proprietor Is
determined to spare neither expense nor effort, ia
render the Forest City pleasant stopping-pa "a
those who may visit Cleveland either on busines.
or in the pursuit Of pleasure. An Omnibus Is al.
ways in readiness to convey passengers to and from
the depots and steamboat landing.
Cleveland, April is, 1859
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Dentlstrp!
A. w. 4 w. r. SEMPLE,

Resident DenIn,s Of SIeubenvle, tender their
professional services TO the ciIizens of Carroll.
lon' in all matters pertaining to Teeth, Dr.
SempIe has been long known in this communi.
~ as The Oldest Practitioner n Eastern Ohio
and is now prepared to insert teeth in Whole OF
Parts of Sets, with or without Artificial Gums;
also upon Atmospheric Pressure, or any other
method that may be desired, and all work will
be got up neatly and elegantly, with view to
Utility, Comfort and Elegance ,hu. cannoI be
surpassed.
All operations are warranted, and always re.
pared without charge Any communication
addressed to a. W. Semple, Steubenvile 0.
WIN receive prompt attention.
June 10, I852.-ly
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1000 IBOOk Agents Wanted,

10 SELL PICTORIAL AND USEFUL WORKS FOR TIE
YEAR 1853.
1000 Dollars Year!
Wanted in every county in The United States,
active and en'erPrising men, to engage in the
sale OF some Of The best Books published in the
country. To men Of good address. possessing
a small capital of from $q5 to $lO0, such in.
ducemen's will be offered as TO enable them TO
make from 50 TO IS day profit.
OF The books published by US are all useful
10 their character, extremely popular and com.
mand large sales wherever they are offered.
For further particulars. address, tpos,aae
Paid,) ROBERT SEARS, PuBLlsHRR,
l8l William Street, New. York.
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O,DONNEL q MULLEN.

PITTSBURGH CHAIR & CABINET WARE Rooms
No. 98 Third Street, South Side,
Respectfully inform their friends and custom
ers, that they have, if not the largest stock ever
before seen in this city, the greatest variety Of
style, the finest finished, made Of The best sea.
soned materials, and by The best workmen Of
any in the western country, all Of which they
ate determined to sell as low as any other man.
ulacluring establishment n the west Our
stock is all OF our own manu(acture-no i'm.
poraIions. OErSIeamboals and Hotels furnish.
ed al the shortest notice. All orders promptly
attended 10. ODONNEL & MULLEN.
Dec. II, '5Q-6mos.
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Eclectic Institute
AT CARROLLTON

n OAlNlNOLl lONs
The Spring Term of this Institute will COM
mence on the llth of April, and hold its ses-
sions in the Canal st. School House.
1t is intended to accommodate itself to the
education Of Males and Females, in such man
ner as not to conflict in their intellectual OF
moral facilities.
The branches of study pursued, besides the
English branches, will be the Elements of Nat.
ural Science, Mathematics, the Latin, Greek and
German Languages
Tuition win range from 1926 TO Sc 90 pei
term of twelve weeks of sixty days, For fur
ther particulars, ETC., apply to the Prmcipal- -
Rev. n Z. GlLDS,
Carrollton, Carroll Co., 0hic
March I7th-3t
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M nticc

Is hereby given to Thomas White Jr. o. Tu
carawas county, Ohio, Barbara Ellen NickoIs, Of
Bureau county, Illinois. aud Robert McAlliser,
f Carroll county, Ohio that on the 18Th day +
April, A. D. 1853, petition was filed again
them in the court OF Common Pleas OF Carrot
county Ohio, where the same is now pendips,t
by Thomas NickoIS, David Nickols, Jane, Nick.
OILS, and Ruth Cook, intermarried with John ?
Cook, OF liureau county, Illinois, and George
NiCkols, and Lucrctia Nckols ntarmarried with
Thurman Nekols, ol Morgan county, Ohio, Char
ily Dodds, ntermarried with John Dodds, OF Shell
by county, Illinois, Sarah Wneman, intermar.
ried with Eli Wineman, and Buhsheba Miner
intsrmauied with Edward Miner, of Belmon
county, Ohio; demanding partition of the follow
ing premises, in Orange township, C9rroll coun
ty, Ohio, to wit; certain lands lying in the nortl
part Of the no. th-east quarter OF section thirty
four 5 II, in tow nship thirteen [l3l OF range
six [6l, and in the southeast quarter of thirty
five 1851, township and range Aforesaid, thl
whole of said lands amount to thirty.seveI
acres, more or less, and is the same lands o
which Thomas White, senior, died seized,
The petitioners demand that partition be made
of said lands as follows, to wit; To Petitioner
the nine undivided tenth part Of one undivided
sixth part; to Barbara Ellen Nckols one undivi
ded tenth part OF one undivided sixth part anC
TO Thomas White, Jr., or those holding unde
him, five undivided sixth parts of said land.
At he next term oil said court application vii
be made for an order of partition, end such 9th
or proceedings as are allowed by law, &c
VAN BROWN Atty for Pet'ts.
! Anril 90 l853 -6w
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LAW NOTICE,

A. L. Ready, Attorney and Counsellor al
Latc and Solicitor in Chancery, will practice
in TuscarawOs and the adjoining counties. All
business entrusted TO his care will be promptly
attended to. Office in New Philadelphia, Ohio.
April s, 1850.
R. ECKLEY. J. NJ. DAVIS.
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ECKLEY NDAVIS.

Attorneys and CounSelLOrs al Law,
HAVE entered into partnership, and will practice
at their profession in Carroll and the adjoining
counties. All business entrusted to them Wilre
eive prompt attention. Office in the frarle build
rng, opposite the west door of the court house
mar 9. '49
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LAW NOTICE.
IOHN III. TRIPP.

ATTORNEY and Counsellor atLaw and Soils
Citor in Chancery. Office in frame buildings, op.
pOsite "Court house" up stairs over the store o.
Cameron and Kennedy"
October is, 1850.
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lndian DOctOr.

The undersigned has permanently located him
self in the west end Of COrrolltOn, Carroll county
Ohio, opposite the Methodist meeting house, in the
brick house formerly owned by ID. Lott, where
he will attend to all cases that Ne entrusted to his
care, both chronic and acute. C5T Cancers, Scrof-
ulas, Rheumatsms, Old Sores, COnsumptOns, Liv-
er Complaints, female Complaints of all kinds.
Office dOys-Fridays and Saturdays.
DR.. V. TRAG0.
N. B. Exclusively on the Indian System.
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A. s. Ramsey,
ATTORNEY At LAW AND SOLICITOR IN
CHANCERY.

Will practice in Carroll and adjoining counties
Prompt and efficient attention given to all case
entrusted to his care. Office in the Court House
Dec. 9th, 1850. ly.
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For Sale or Rent.

Iwish to sell or rent my house and lot, on Main
street. opposite the PicOyune office, in Carrollton
where G. Sheldon now lives.
Possession will be given on the first of April
next.
For terms &C., applyto B, Stevenson
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For the ParIOr,
The Bachelor Coal Cook Stove,

lub DuNuNiVA Nuui NNVh S'N'Nl
is so much admired, that the demand, in many
cases, cannot be supplied.
BRADLEY'S COTTAGE COAL CRATE,
is beautiful parlor stove arranged with sliding
doors, and combines all the good properties oi
Ihe round Stove and open fireplace.
These stoves being Of Pusburgh manulac'
,ure, are, of course, heavy and durable.
He has, also, on hand for sale, WolsOn &
Hilchcock's parlor stove, aud their celebrated
Premium Parlor Coal Craze, with folding doors
which, for beauIv Of design. economy OF fuel,
and family comfort in cold weather, stands un'
rvaled in this or any other market.
1000 pOUnds old Copper wanted
He has also on hand and is prepared TO make to
order on the shortest notice COPPER KETTLES
and Brassware, Stove Furniture, and Stove Pipe
House Spouting and Tinware.
He is also prepared, with the very best materials
for putting up Lightning Rods in the most substan'
tia and improved ,tyle now in use.
He has also on hand good assortment OF Oxy'
gen Lard Lamps, decidedly the best article OF lamp
kind now in use.
His prices, in all cases, will be low, and con-
slant effort will be made TO accommodate all wh'
may favor him with their custom.
Car ollton, Sep. 26, 1851.
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ThOS II. Atkinson,
COOKING 5t0Ues,
THE STAR OF THE WEST,

new aud beautiful pattern, will beiound, on
Trial, 10 have more good properties and fewer
bad ones. than any other coal Cook Stove 10
this section Of country. The top level aud
smooth. oven large and convenient, aues so con-
vtrueled as 10 secure uniform heat for baking Pur'
poses, and al the same time consume large
amount of the smoke and SCOT arising from the
coal, by which che Of the strong objections 10
Ihe use Of coal for cooking purposes is removed
and constitutes I one Of the most economical,
convenient aud pleasant cook stoves now IN
uaR
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law MOTTO E.

JOHN II. BiRNHILL, Attorney aud COun
ssIior al Lav and Solicitor in ChaHeery, vii
attend TO all business entrusted TO his care in
the counties Of Tuscarawas, Carroll, Harrison
Coshoclon, Holmes, Stark, or elsewhere. OF.
fee in Uhrichsville, Tuscarawas county, Ohio.
July I2, 1880.
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A General Assortment Of the most popular
Patent Medicines in use. Call at the sigu ot the
Black Mortar and examine my stack telcte buy
ing elsewhere, as it is mpcssI ie fjr me 10 emu
nnerate the articles have for sale.
G A. TOEGEL
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March l7lh.-3t.
NOIICe

Is hereby given that the undersigned has beeli
appointed administrator OF the estute OF JACOB
Muckley, late Of Carroll county, deceased
Those indebted will make immediate payment, an
those having claims against said estate viii present
item legally authenticated within one year from
this date. 10, ETH RANNE.
October %, 1859.
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CASH ADVANCES MADE ON CoNsIGNMENTs.
OF Agcnts for all Steam Boats and Propellers
IN the Lake Superior Line.
[Wm. A. OTIS Il Co, Cleveland.
Refer to miles & Wheeler, Buffalo.
tT. M. Howe, Cashier, Pittsburgh
Feb g. 1859. II
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Netice.

Netice,
The undersigned has been duly appointed Ad-
ministrator OF the estate Of EtizABETH CRosIER
late of Carroll county deceased St
Feb. ll,'53.-3,. ROBERT eros Err.
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Business Garos,
]. PEARCE, Is
ATTORNEY Al LAW,

WILL RESUME the pro, tee Of his Frofes
sim, ia the counties OF GarOl. Tusearawss s
ark, Culumbiana, H urls N and Jefferson.
iI.- Office, west OF the Pabie Square, and
al Ove Messrs. & ]. Sterirg's sadder's shop.
Carrollton. Feb. 25, 1859 #
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The Pure white Cod Liver oil.
sale atthe Drug Store Of C, A. BOEGEL.
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For Sale.

The Patton House, of Carrolton, is hereby of.
cred Tor fale on reasonable terms. A good title
will be given.
For further particultrs enquire Of
LOUIS SCHAEFER,
July |, '52.-E Canton. Ohio
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NOtIce

Is hereby given that the undersigned have been
appointed and qualified as Administrators of the
estate of ]. G. Kennedy, deceased. Those in.
debted to said estate will make immediate payment
and those having claims against said estate win
present them legally authenticated within one year
from this date
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6arlem Springs,
CARROLL COUNTY, OHIO,
JOHN HILBERT, Proprietor

The Establishment has been put in complete re
pair, and new building erected for the comfort Of
Patients and Visitors. Hacks and other Convey
ances constantly running to all the Principal
Points.
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Sign OF the Black Mortar.

~E THE UNDERSIGNED would re
~ specIluIly inform the citizens Of Car
roIlon and surrounding country, Iha
90 he keeps constantly on hand the best
assortment Of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
in the country. Also, that he is determined to
sell the same as low as any body else dare
having come to the conclusion of permanently
locating in this place, and dovoIing our time
10 The above business, We are bound not TO be
beaten, and will sell at wholesale or retail very
low for cash.
N. B.--Orders from the country will receive
promp, attention. Doctors, when you come to
CaroIIlon, call at the Sign of The BLACK
MORTAR before buying elsewhere. Gentle
men give us all. -
C. A. BOEGEL, Druggist
Dec. II. 81.
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PAISTNEIeAHIIS.

A Partnership has this day been formed between
the undersigned in the mercantile business, undel
the name and style Of Cummings q Brackin, ant
we invite all the customers Of the cold corner,
and the public generally, to call and see us.
March l5, 1852. !. p CUMMINGS,
]. IL BRACKIN.
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For ~ul, by DR.. G. A. Boegel Crrrolson O
James Forbes Sr, New tugcrstown; II. Robv
g. Co., Leesv lie; R. +. Smith, PekiD; H. V
Rever, Oneida; E. ]. Barkdull & Co., Magno
Iia; Gregg & Mace, New Lisbon; Arter & Mich
OILS, Hanover; H. Triu. Minerva; R. X. Grey
Wayoesburgh; Jno. II. kIippard, Louisville;
John Beal, Cadz O.; Croskey q Parker. New
Market; John J. Smith, New Philadelphia; C..
Weibel, Zoar, Henry Crew, Richmond; Hilbert
&Co.. Kigore; VIM. Walters, Harlem.
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( ss~-Hs. @sPhsazs l,sst.ty ras.sl hack bic Lass
'"'" ifsshsf ddrreat 81 sif, AID Festsd % his
oars, whist he looked around TO zee some aafer
point than the one they had just attempted
" here, Alphonse," cried Nina, " the bow IS
not yet on fire"
But as, in obedience to her directions, bs
pulled to the spot she indicated, and Nina gazed
on with the agonzed consciousness that she
iooKed upon her lovers burning tomb, a fgurs
winch had been hidden from view by the clouds
Of smoke that rolled over the bow, dropped,
rather than sprung into the water, and With
Ieeoie ana unequal strokes, attempted to swim
towards them
courage, my friend" cried Alpbonse. rous-
ed to fresh vigor by this spectacle, " keen nm a
little longer and you are safe
But while the last words still trembled IN hi.
lips, seemingly without struggle, the feebla
swimmer went down, and the waters closed
above his head Excited to the highest degree
Alphonse now needed no persuasion to induce
him to disregard all peril from the burning ves-
sci, and ne drew so near that the fire seorched
and blistered the hands which he extended to
the drowning man as he rose again to the sur
face. Assisted by Nina, whose little hands
seemed eniue1 with superhuman strength they
drew the lifeless being into the boat, and at first
Alphonse felt assured that he looked upon q
stranger, but thrilling shrek Of Joy from Nina
soon apprized him the lentity the schorched,
begrimmed individual before him with the gay
and handsome Leon de Soils
tTO BE CONCLUDED IN Our NEXT
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DAILY CRESCENT.
THE EDITORS ADVISERS.

Says one: Your subjects are too grave;
Too much morality you have
loo much about religion;
Glve me some with or wizard tales,
Wlth slip-shod ghosts, witch fins and scales,
Or feathers like pigeon"
" ] love to read" another cries,
" Those monstrOus fashionable lies
In other words, those novels
Composed Of kings, and queens, and lords,
VI Border wars and Gothic hordes
That used to live in novels"
No, no! :" cries one, ''we've had enough
Of such confounled love sick stuff
To craze the fair creation;
Give us some recent foreign news,
Of Russian, Turk, the Greeks and Jews,
Or any other nation.
Another cries g | want more fun,
witty anecdote or pun,
rebus or riddle"
Some long for missisnary news,
And some of worldly carnal views
Would like to hear fiddle.
Another cries: * I want to see
A iumblel up variety
Variety in all things .....
miscellaneous hodge -pOdge print
Composed--only to give that hint
Ofmultifarious small things. ..-.
C" want some marriage news" says Miss
&" 1t constitutes my highest bliss
To hear of weddings plenty;
For in time Of general rain,
None suffers from drouth tis plain
At least not one in twenty"
Z" want to hear of deaths" says one,
"Of people totally undone
BY losses, fire, or fever .
Another answers full as wise,
I'D rather have the fall and rise
Of raccoon skins or beaver"
Some signify secret wish
For, now-ani- then, q savory dish
n Of politics to suit them; .u"
But here We rest at perfect ease,
For should they swear the moon was cheese
We never would dispute them
Or, grave, or humorous, wild or tame,
Lofty or lowly, It's all the same,
Too naughty or too humble
And every editorial wight
Has naught to 10 bnt what is right,
And let the grumblcr grumllc
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THE JOYS AND SORROWS OF A
W0MAN'S LIFE.

4 TALE OF THE NERNENrAr

1coyTfyrED
| The exact situation Of the Peccans, or pE,Ie
des Pdcqnieys, is so much involved in doubt
| that the conflicting associations of the present
| inhabitants Of Cacasieu, or Mermentau, will
| probably never throw much light uron its exact
| locality
| 1t is, however, generally understood that the
island, or the high ridge commonly known nv
that name. lies farther East than the ORIGINAL
and veritaJle Pacaniers, which, southwest Of
the Mcrmentau, remains upaprroachable, in
consequence of the impassible marsh which sur
| rounds it On every side
Through this marsh (according to tradition)
| the numerous pirates who infested the Mermen
| tan and Calcasieu constructed n canal nv oTcn.
| inc n communication with the yarious little
bai Gus which intersect the low marsh land
| They so skillfully concealed the outlet which
opened on the Gulf, by thick clumrs of muskcet
bushes, as to render il impossible for even those
most familiar with every brake and hriar ON
place, to which they only resorted in case Of
hot pursuit
The remains of a large brick building are
said to attest the truth of this narration. and
for a consideration an CID " inhabitant'' can
| be found who would be willing to ruide the in
quisitiye stranger through the labyrinth, pro.
yided, always, that he is willing to encounter
| the mosquitoes, and other little aunoyances
| which fall to the Lot of the marvel seeL Lnp od .
yenturer on the Gulf Coast
The legendary lore which ascribes 10 the nj.
rates rendezvous at every marked snot m The
Gulf shore has probably been exaggerated far
beyond the bounds of truth: hut the Ghastlv
relics of their crimes are sufficiently nnmerons
to prove that tradition has added little TO the
actual horrors which have been enacted ON the
peaceful and lovely coast of tbn Nnrmontor
Not many wears since. the Gradual encrooch-
ments of the tide upon narrow neck of land
that stretched out ;nto the sea, washed the sand
from a number of skeletons, which anneared To
have been thrown proniscuousIy into lone
deep trench on the beach. The wrecks of three
vessels, sunk short distance from the spot.
form in themselves sufficient commentary
upon mystery which will remain nnroveIle1
until the day when sea and land rive mn tber
dead, and the murderer and victim confront
each other at the bar of the Great Ayenger Of
hidden crimes. ',' ~ W. 'e''s'i -
At the period from which the incidents of tbis
narrative have been drawn, the rovers becoming
bold by the supineness of the authorities and
the security of their strongholds, had re,jered
this portion of the Gulf the terror Of every YES.
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STEAMBOATS,.
MOBILE.

HSOR MOBILE, BAY ST.. LOUIS nNass
4 AND PASS CHRISTIAN. - Daily q. Mai - -
lAaaSuuHer ANN The splendid p.s 1st
steamers OREGON. Capt r. A. Hem, aud FLORIDA Capt.
Juhn btan ayiug been built sfprsy for the Lake tfad
ohe shove steamers will leave the pontehatau Railroad DAY,
haU'r At tho Lafsutns II O'Clock cars aPpng Bay St
lou5 hld Pass thu-an daily and returning, al Pace
on "Wednesday ani sa'ujy going and MdayA and Thudsya
tufnng.
~ Tho is'.er BAg gr Mbie ard above rAea will the
"a Of ihe hz-n'a hal Ia,t II o'cltrk
~ Letters for Fast OF Mobile put mail they
will lc detained day Mobile.
Nv Christian t.
for s;sGmrs cALlfuRSIA or CREOLE.
fel gEnDFS. AGENT o nanb pl.se,
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Harriet Beecher Stowe is the guest, in Paris,
of Mrs Maria Weston Chapman, formerly of
Boston. Mrs. C., it is said, is an abolitionist of
the Garrison school.
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An ice cream saloon has just been opened in
SewYork, containing mirrors, it is said, which
alone cost ten thousand dollars. The orna-
mental work of the ceiling alone cost ten thou
sand dollars Whether the quality of the ice
cream is to be improved by this lavish expendi.
ture, is not stated
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SEA.aOING VESSELS.
CALIFORNLA.

CpIz p,,or desoua Of ting California
= - so VA V,rni:nn MEXICO and Acapulco III. n'"
cN steamship TENAS, tons Gurlen, Herry Place,
will lsnye NernCful on the la Hni IN o
ta ,nsnb NJ O'Clock A. punctuhly csrihg The US, Mht
viii vcraCuI daily the City Of Merco from thence to
hrrn'%Si hr '%SiEgifA% OCEAN MAIL AND INLAND COMPANY will
IL ys tngrs Road and steamers Al Acapulco, ready 10
sho'y through Meanwhile all the
m Acapulco. passengers will not Le long de
,a,sI FOR utihcr ptfuculnrs, apply To-
mylgt upI"ml' i"' 7''"IsllP IIh'"uEt
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TERf CRUZ.
BRHz0S S.A.NTLAGO.

WiI ly,ye TUESDAY July gs,It D'clork ~.
,rOR BRAXOS SANTIAGO, PoINT ..zFFSe,
AHEf, ,MAIANOROS and BRO AlalszlsIIs.
p.l N,syt aud Texas y s. Ni Line
sl IAe eur ,.anI-'p fACHr Dd,.. master VII Ora,r
r the Us. Mails. t0r passage having very
3. .uaf naruntuluir IONS, apply TO
HARRIS 4 MOEGAS, ~ foot Of Juit ttt,rt,
opposite The Stoaulshlp Landing.
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we copy the following amusing story of one
Oh Madame Stoves receptions in Paris: