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yev orleans AayertiseUents.


Nos. s and ! Camp ST., 3 doors from Canal,
\er ORLEANS.
THr undersigned desire. re.
pecifuly to inform the public tha-
] they can always ind at HI Nani
Starr, choice and large assortment ct Fidno
Forfes. At very reasonable prices and on accom-
modaung terms.
Among them are Pnano For'e- made By the
old and celebrated manufacturers ] Hniheri
& Co. Of Boston, of rch tore. and fni'h"d
beautifully IN rosewood, black walnut, ard ma
hogany. With IRON france made in the most
substantial and pors maniIse ranner. Also
the Justly celebrated .E8itan Pt1Ho fwie',
which. for sweetness Of tone, have not httn
equall,d They are peculiarly suited /" Tue
country ~ the Kolsn does not require tuning
for wears
The New Improvement in Piano fcr'"s
the pnteut I ,braune Drerbridgs. = also Tor
sale nj the same establishment Ihis improve
meet giye- peculiar hrmnc-- and hrl.iaccy To
the treble. adds TO the durability aud strength
Of the Piano, aud renders ID capabIe.oi remain
ING much longer 10 tune than those Ordinary
use
W.T. " Agent for Ueari H,rl celebrated
Grand Pianos aud pisaino- made 90 Paris tot
power aud ,Yectne-- OF tone, They stand pre-
eminent.
Ths Doice CompoHpd tHaehmeniJ. PeleY
& Co.'S Pari- Pisno- and Instruments from alb
the best manufacturers, constantly receiving
and Tor sale on liberal terms.
S,co,d H1nd Pidpns tor sale, from $50 10
5000 each. and taken IL part pay meni tor ne"
Pianos.
Pianos. Repaired, Tuned Rented, and Ap-
praised.
Taihearfs N.loieon This beautiful toned
W nd-ln-,fumeui for Village hurehes, Lodge
Serenadiug Parties. and the private practice OF
Dfgani-t- possesses sweet and powerful t"nr,
il portable. weighing 20 pounds and offered
At $50 each
~ Orders or guitars, riolns. yiolonccllo-
elsronets flutes. hsgcolet-, .tung-. and music
merchandise Of every KIND WIN ce promptly
executed al reasonable pree- Bands supplied
with brass ln-ifum.nt- and band music
U1rpt. double and single action, on hand and
mad. 10 order, 10 -u; the taste OF purchasers
Husr-The largest catalogue 80 the Nou'h
The stock is an accumulation OF over twenty
gears In It are many old a1d beautiful pieces
out Of PRINT,
Sac uauc received By every arrival from
the North. and by the Foreign steamships
SuaH,sh songs dances. WaItz"-, Ac,--n regular
supl.., Original music published every week
Al ;he -t0fr--uatlyr compositions solicited
MUSE. bound copied and arranged. Sub~cup.
son. received for the Message Bua, SUonf'
Hnurai lim-s. and the BaHmo,s Oho. b.
addressing the nndrr-lgned, catalogues IT mn
sic vii be sent TO any part OF HE adjoining
states
Dee / 1851. WV. T.. MAYO.
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NCN ORlIA\S-..(Ostinusd.


CLOTHING AT kfAiL
LFRED MuNkOE & cos On, Fr'e,
~ Store, No 81 Magazine street, corner oil
Grsyier.
We would inform our friends, ard the pub
hc IN general, that our present -ioeS OF
Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &c,
I, uneauallrd In extent and beauty by thu. Of
any other establishment 10 the tnied States
To be convinced of this statement It .. Only
nsr.-ssry 10 call and examine Our Immet-e
sales are brought about by the simple iar,
being known. tina, the prlcr~ Ne place upon
GOOD. l. uniformly low. and the quality OF
ra.h article b. gaarlnieed " bat % j. represent
ed 10 be-. Perfect -aiistariion - "hai We am
At IN dealing with eur customers.
All our clothing d. manufactured at our IS
tsbbshmeuL NJ an broadway, New ofk,
under the immediate -upernirndence oi one
If our hfm. who spares no Paius 90 securing
the most desirable STYLES OF goods. II i "lih
th, fullest couhdente OF being atie 10 give
satisfaction. that We invite al, Who may be To-
want Of ariIrr- in our line to call aud exam.
,nc our assortment.
The following is only partial LIT oi afti-
ele-.
yroes and Dre,s Goats --Fr and Eng blaek
=
mulberry ard rre,n cloth frock- de- DO biacs
brown. mulberry. olive. and golden brown
cloth polka- r. ard Eng BLACK and FANCY
rolor,d clo.h walking COATS, 'imaiain fur
Ir..w .t,ic., ,ac. French black. mulberry and
olive cloth Opera sac. do black and fancy
coIorsd do,.kiu Uulou sarks, do extra super
I'm. dYab and fancy colorci waikug coat
codrfngion. gray. mixed. and silver gray ,ac-
and polka French hiaek, blue brown. and
alttr b,atrr -ac ans fruck coats, do blue
brown. and -liSer.g gray, Whuuey sac ceats
do Labrador lsauou- culof~j To- turn, sits
ronts. do III efhuc drub cloth and beaver
walking coats, fr aud tng black suPrriu'
cloth sack and Walking coats, do blue, brow u
and drab p,lo' cloth ~ac-
Bans.f caaf.--fronch -upertine blue. hf'n
and gray .ne- and pact"t- do de- extra Dong
-ar> and frocks F. second quality, thlrd
au.ltt4 fancy colorcd ~. and paiciot-.
Ite,,d coais-tr Eng and Amern tweed
,ac- itock- and palrtots do do boule'afds
do de- poisa-.
CLeAx- Blue and black cloth cloeks, every
quaint, black and blue pilot cloth cloak'.
A variety OF Vests OF every quality and pat
tern also every variety ana quahiy ot FaHta
ipaus
denfrmen', Furnishing Gooh--l.uen and
cotton snlr,-, ali qualities cheek and eottor
hickory aud might SHIRTS, Ll qmlitie- al
wool and -upef rbbed -biri-. gaule, meuu"
cotton. l.i-ic thread, and flannel siufls sock
OF every quality,
Bag's amt Ch,iirea's tioihng.
Consisting Of frocss. poika-, sacks, jackets
oyerrnnis pnntaioons, vests, and cloaks, o
every quality.
Also every variety Of gloves ~us nder'
Of various kinds cra,al- ana hauk,rc'lei- ot
every Qunuiy
Also trunks. vail-cs, umbrellas,
India rubber gpod- Of every description.
H. or Frie, f4r Guuds, ami 40 dfliailpa.
L. visiting ,lte r,y. do not iaI! ia call ON
ALFRED NJ \KbE ~ 60.
t9ep - Magazine street
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FRANCIS ARNOLD.
" q \ 80 10 =.

IIORATlo u HEWITT tsuccessor to
ii TSler & llrwut.I PIANO FORTE ANnNuslc
prAIrs. 81 Camp street, Nea brlrtu- Has
alWat, on maud one Of ihc largest and most
compete selection. Of PiaHo Ipr'ss 10 the
~ou nm country. oh OF winch are guaranteed
~ paad and perfect Instruments AgrWis Tor
,h. -ar OF 4. SToBAHr y Cos Ne" lofk
piano.
These Pianos are celebrated for fine quality
Of tom. pur.ne-~ OF sound, aud Tor neat and
beautiful finish of exterior workmanship and
ar. .on>id,, ed bS the pfais-sl"u and competent
ludg,.. ~ o" the finest Piano. mHdr tn ih'
nt,a Stat,- par'icuufati"niieui is requested
10 tt.- splendid S,rpentiur pattern. ".ih Peatl
KEYS. ann h 5 considered one OF lhe hhest no"
mad
U.mrrr. DAVIS. COS celebrated Bo-roN
prAso.. s. ~. 81. and : octave piceold Piano
Porto. from the factory ct "flcycl a co..
Pre- al-o Ptlnno~ Semi-t'rnd and Grand
p.anu- from the same house.
"a Pidnos taken IN exchange and pat pay
meut
GUITARS. from the house of liaIl Il Son.
Span.n and French patterns, A.; Nl"tn-. go
arp,. Quantities, Mrlodron>, Serapianr-, o.
san@. Flutes. larioueito-. Brass instruments
~ a kiud. NlnhnctlIe~. Baulu-, strings for
all ln.lrumeuls. aud musical merchandise OF all
descriptions. Wholesale and retail.
Stst Music Of all .nd--masic received
from the \orth hy esers STEAMER. ~ soon ne
published church Books, Instruction Books
sc
Particular attention i called to the lareet W
extensive -,lret,yu of Acrordcou~ and fmunus,
winch b. 'hc mor complete aud perfect ,rtec.
ion oi these beautiful Instruments ever offered
iu tie southern market.
a riders irHm tne country faithfully and
promptly attended 200. 4 uurra. discount msdr
90 Teachers and tu Ncmiuarir~
IIDRAl'iO d. HEWITT
80 Camp st. New Orleans
1sn.lO. 1882 Was.
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MILLER. HARRIS. a. WALDO. No. IS

MILLER, HARRIS. # WALDO, No. IS
vi Camp street. New Orleans. " lpi'sa.s
au.f K.fai. Dsa.frs ~ Hnls- F.ra.,tt4g duads,
.gsrg and Cahi0ef FarH#Ug noods,
Paias. Ous DE- On haud, ser, large a~-
,orimeni OF Giit and Broufed lamps and e.
roudoIe- Hail Lamps apd chandeliers, Tea
Tray.. various patterns. Tahlrtuu,r Plated
Planned, Tin, Japaunei, ant Wooden
War Glassware plain and coiored Floor
Matang SOAPS: Wax, sperm and Star tam
die. Sperm, VI haIr, Lard, L.u~"ed \eatsl"ot
and Chemical Oii,; spirit ou~ tampiuue, Al
rohal and rurpcn'nr Pants, OF every Dies
cupiun Brushes Window Glass; Pn''y,
Sand Paper and Glue; fio"tnG Polishing,
Scrspng, Furniture. Coach. Bnck Japan, and
Whie D4mar Varul-h,- CurIri lIalr iiur
Cloth. S9rug- GIMP frnre- Twsing sud
Bed Lace Cords, Ta--cl-, dc. Also, picked
and common Moss always for sale
Jan. u, i552 N3u23-ly
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t3eo CuAL L &c!
HOBENSACkS WORM SYRUp

HOBENSACKS WORM SYRUP
An article founded upon scientific principlss
compounded with purely vegetable sub.tAics.
being perfectly safe when taken, and hsa se..,
been known To fail IN curing the moss oL,,i
nate case. Worms can never exist " hen hi.
remedy Is once used, frcn the fac, that /, no,
o, ly destroys them, bu; removes I'll the aim.
and mucus winch may remain.
1WE ItPE WORM
This worm l. the most diiicult one to A.
-troy of all thai nhabr thu hamau body. /,
grows to an almost indefinite length, aud h..
coming so coilcd and fastened IN the intestine,
and the stomach, as to produce FHs, ~ tiuI
DIp-s d. which is the cau-e OF many yo,,s
to the pra,e not believing that th.s, com
plants have their ursin from the 1aJe Worm.
consequently they dc not use the proper n,,,,.
cinr- iur their disease. TIE those Who Ar, AZ
fctrd with thu. awful foe To health, | recon.
mend the use OF my Worm syrup and L,,,,
Pilis; the syrup Ia be- taken ~ doses OF Two
table -puuniul~. three trDss II day. then t,s.
from hive TO clgal OF my Liver Pills. to d,.
lodge and pas, tue worm BY strictly follow.
nu these directions, the mo-; ob,unnt. case,
OF Tape " orm e.,n b. speedily cared.
ROIND OK AJOHAtH WORM
This uortn Is usually found ~ tn. small in.
trslneS, aud Is the worm mvsi common viii
children set II i not entirely couiiled TO them
a. adults have frequently been known TO sun,
with them The symptoms most prominent
while affected With TINS worm, are hardness,
aud iuuess Of the belly, sllmy stools, loo..
ness oi the bowel picking at the no,,. \
blnri-h streak under the eyes, &c. II You. II,
any of Your children have any Of the aboy.
symptoms, Upb.nsacts Worm Syrup can b.
safely depended upon-by using H. yop have
certain, safe, aud speedy cue; and II aftc,
using II according Ia the directions, the pail,n.
/. not restored 10 health, and the rorras thor
ourhly .radlcntrd from the :, stem, you can
r,-i assured there i no remedy beyond the
praVr. a. tor tai. there = un such word Us fail
with those who u-e my Worm Syrup
tNC tRIDEN OK SNAIL AD WORMS
1h,.- WORMS, to winch the human system
l. liable, are TIA. most Troublesome OF all
others The, are generally to be found IN III.
r,ctum, and 4 allowed to remain, ,tom the Il.
rltation they produce, lay the foundation iof
I ~eriou. disorders. such a. inflammation of the
bowels, aud other arrangement, oi the sion.
ach The test and safest medicine that can
be- used, Is Hobeps9cA's " pfm Syrup. Such /,
the astonishing power OF nay medicines over
l,caridc,. that | d,y any one To produce
case where my Worm syrup and Liver pill,
are recommended ~ 5v used they viii not cur.
Al. that j. necessary b, To use The syrup m ae.
cordance with dtrrriiou> ON each BOTH and
~ ease q gentle pufgnlye q, required in order
70 allay til, rotation the, produce, the LAYER
pdl, by ther =, mpainzlng act"u aud healthy
operation upau tic roWel-,i, the most pleasant
mrdciur that can b. taken
NOM N>ttk> L{tER Pills
\opafl OF the ~ stem ), murr taUir TO dis.
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NoUth.W tsiern Book Store.

No. So Grari,r S., y Orleans
IT b McGi\NiS. successor 70 .john Bal.
i. having purchased the entire stock of
books and stationery, belonging t" the late
john Ball e viii continue the book and -ta.
tobery business at the old stand, 30 GraVler
street, and would beg to solicit Il call from the
cd customers OF the House, and all other.
" .,Alng books aid s,aIoner, for their own use,
OF 10 -ell again.
III, assortment Of school books theological
and MISCELLANEOUS books blank bouks, paper
and stationery, isSery complete, lie will keep
constantly on hand all the publications OF the
Methods, book concern, which wlil be sold at
catalogue prices.
Book binding Of every description executed
with neatnes, and dispa'rh, nj the lowest prices
Blank books OF all descriptions, manufactured
to order nj the shortest notice.
Orders for anything IN his line Of business
will be promptly executed, and II, the came
prices rs # the buyers, themselves, were pres
ent.
II. d. McGlN<IS, SO Grarierst
New Orleans. Jan. s, 1853. ~
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lpk0.s.cry Good, &c,
ARCADE HOTEL.

Nag i,ns 81. bstu,cn Ao'tb,; and Gro,,,r st., " q
R Muk>E. Pnorsi,roN
INHlS hotel I'm, been entire y renovated and
reiiied, and in pon, Of comfort. elegance,
ard convenience, IL inferior to no hotel ~ the
city. All the Tesa. and Red river papers are
kept on file at this house.
This hotel has this convenience to persons
visiting the city, meals can be obtained a. near.
ly all hours
Dec rs. 1852. n26-ly.
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Dissolution.

'I>llE copartnrr>hlp heretofore existing 10
/ this town between The -ub-erbets, under
the firm Of koBEHT DosSfLL 60, ~us d.
solved on the 1T instant, by mutual consent
Either party Is authorised to Us. the name Of
the late trm in liquidation
ROBERT DDN\EIi.
ALA NutbNDCiiiE,
for himself and
WM s bbNNEIL.
Shreveport, 18th March, 1893.
\ u The remaining stock OF foods VII
b. sold on reasonable ierr,e, Tor rA-h, 10 close
their affairs aud those lnGrbtvd to the late firm
viii please call and settle, ~ to save costs,
tins being our last cali.
ROBERT DD\NFii,
MrfD\Dt & tnt\ktII
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>cw Store and Eu;ire'y New Gesds

I H. WILSON. South side OF the pup,s
-. square, (oppositc Marshall 'ioteil "ouH
respectfully lnform hi friends and the conilis
nifty that he Is now opening large ana carp".s
selected stock of eniirsip fresh Spring Zoos
aud Family Groceries, embracing every aflNi
IL both departments usually called Tor, 10 a., y
which he invites their attention, eonhd'n' W.
they will find It TO their ntcre-, To call ana e.
anime for themselves before purchasing e'S
where. Terms cash OF ,.- eqn'rd enf
j. Is. WILSON.
N,,.h,ll March 10 1881 n36-l
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2..->,,L and straw Good.--2..

~ YALE ia, q co. ~ Magazine street.
New Orleans, " haiesais U,abrs ~ I'M
yorfad Niap}sapd Iancg >iihs and NirdW 6oads,
Iaces, Imbroderi.,. Giot.s, HarHiGS, FruEss,
Braids. Bllfuu, Guaps frimmUgsnf aukmds.
Blnasfs, >var Hi-, RihboHs iGbcfdl
Fpu~rs, Millinery irlcies, aud Kich i0ncy
Dress cords N all kHds A full and complete
assortment Of every thing IN Their hue oi the
yer, latest fashion, constantly on hand Count
~ Merchants visiting tins tit} are respectfully
invited to call and examine bctofe purchasing
{. VALE, JR. & Co
~ Magazine street between
Common and Grayief
Jan 10, 1883
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not 81 / K\l SHl\ NJ sIoR /.
Il CAMP STRIFE NfN ORLEANS
IullNA, Gla-- and harlhenwatr Silver
spoons, Forks, Ladies'. &c, Plated CaS-
tors. Candiesteks Waters, Cake-Baskct-.
Spoons. Forks, 81. Britannia Trnsets
pltchcrs trns Cups, Sc. Tim Var gen.
rrai assortment Il md " ar Tubs iiucb ets
Bfoom-. Baskets, 81. Brushes Floor Dust
iur. scrubs. " hifcHa-h. 6e. tgsfHgs Pots,
Teakettie., Griddie-, &c. .iayauHrg. Wait
er.. Buckets. Boxes. tglefB. Knives and
Forks, OF all descriptions aud qualities, Hrass
aud Iron fcudet- Andron7, Shevels and
Tnng- lamps otevrr, description. tpol-
ing N'ors, The celebrated Rrputlr stove.
H. short every article required Ia furnish
house, Except c,btnr, iurm.a.rand DRY goods
being the most extensive assortment in any oue
store ia the city.
g. Good, for the country packed with extra
eare.
Jan. n, 1888.
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TAHLWLLA.
Fars you well my friends, forever. Fad i, is
for u 10 sever,
Ssd TO say We ne.r shall mngle in this odcn
homestead more.
Oh when from you gentle hearted, am as
4 lone bird parted,
Grief will swell within my bosom a. billow
'gainst the shore,
And my hear, will break to linger on the joys
10 quickly DER
Gone, aye gone forever more
Friends, dear friend, if when you mingle
nightly round tho social nse
Thoughts Of me should ever haunt you, min.
gIed with the dreams of yore,
Let no cloud Of other hours, fall upon life,
ffagran, flowers,
Lst your thought. of Toe be sunny, where.oeer
On earth you go.
Love, oh love, As now you love me, with
affection fond and pure,
Love me mus forever more
Nov W part Oh year. may vanish time
our hearts bss, joys may Danish,
Till the fan:e-, bliss Of being, Ike the .un.
light, may be DER,
Dst whilst life il in my bosom, sparkling a.
rsdisn, blossom,
Twill love you, love you ever, friends the gen.
tie and the pure;
70 shali live within my bosom, ~hsr. 40. ct on
earth 60,
Ciinging there forever more
Can the lark forge, il ,rilling, every heart
with rapture thrilling;
Csa the wave forget to murmur to the ever
BOUNDING shore;
Can the shsll, mysterious lispe,, eve, cease TO
ocss and whisper.
a ~ - ia which ii marnur.d, years, All Z,
Nay yss. before.
Jhss gill dFsatns Of you snround me, with
tAsu deep mysterious lore,
Haunting ne forever more.
yHsnaa. fass~.ll! We may no, uinsls er.
aeass ssesnd this ingIe;
Nsvss ~ hsv yoss voicas stealing round u,
~ ~ low;
Dst tsysaa this world Of sorrow, da~ns an
everlasting ~os,ow.
Whsss ~ tfsssds ws love will never from Ga,
hsasss y ssvsrsd more.
TSsss " gsssa. 81 tssss, ell sagsish. 10 for.vs,
esss e'ss.
~ ~ hsasts ~ long 10 sorrow 10 this bite,
verh II wes,
Ths's are glsd fosevss nors.
MATILDA.
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NEW ORLEANS...tonitnned.


nTFlCr, No. 1913 Grasicr street New We
~ l.nn-. la cures Gamers, Scaldhead, me
Swelling, Sores aud Ulcers Of every dr'eny'
lion. Jan, =, 1888 n47 ~
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400 10 ales sannR, rs cpsum salt,
qnn f. india Z" refined CAIN
ooO =. Gum Arabic. phor,
$500 " taftsr,c acid, 70 Kegs sup caro-
300 poud rhuhafb, soda,
loo " rhuAarb root. 10 rros, -eelet pods
200 blue ma~s,eug 10 SOFA
and amer 10 yeast
200 calom,l, Eng 10 d"5. lmt JUICE
and Amer 20 bbi-. glue, a-sor,-
200 jamaica gipg.G. "a KINDS
go1 " rarb. ammonia. 10 ca-s. ,al soda,
10 ca-k- pearlash, 10 bbl-. alcohol
IN -aiaratm-. 10 hn>eed oil.
IS potash. 10 SPIT turpen-
tbl- ,etmml, tine etc etc,
900 Arr. paint, a->'d.. Is bbl-. ero'on OIL
ZOO packages assert q 300 On -ulPh' quen-
rI4-- ware, inc, etc, etc.
hap- mustard seed So do1. sugar lena
4 s.... ltauoflr,. ou-, superior
% bags race ginger article fot 'eh-
20 bids alum. eh'de'
For sale in quantities to -ut purchasers Tor
cash or good city acceptance, by
e. ". MORRISON. Druggist,
We. II Mgd.ne ~
Together with an assortment OF al the most
popular paleut mrdcciue- now prepared
Dee. -, 1872. n2o-om
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ntassplNitjOO.


TIL, business AL b. carried on ut the
old stand by the undersigned, and b'l~'.'
that niuible penny Is better than STOW
ling, we've cut our prices down TO ~"
motto, and are determined TO sell Gods :" FL
profits, mors for cash, and 10 t,ner bnsffA
TIA. railroad comss to town. IN the meah"-l
We would suggest, prompt pa, m.n's ON
seorfs, TO enable US to carry out our bene'0"'
intent towards our customers.
WAkD & WYNN.
Jan. &, 1853. van.'-"
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NHElBY, SEYMOUR. ~ co, late Sey.
y mour, iIatcheti, & Co, " loiesai. GrocerS
and Commission Merchants, No 10, 20, dtas
s,rret, New Orleans, keep constantly on hand
a mrge and well selected stock oi groceries
and produce, which they are pr pared to sell
low ior cash, or approved city acct iauce-.
Jan. :, 1888. MI "
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NlCkLES Il co, DtHggisis and ipolbeca-
= r,s Nos ~ ard 90 Canal street, New
Orleans Importers of, and wholesale dealers
N, drugs, medicines, periumefy, surgical Iustrd
nt1ts, Ac.
Nhp steamboat, plantation, and an,ilN med
ic'nr-. pat up with Particular care, and guafa,n-
,ctd fresi aud genuine,
jan =, 1893. n2I TIN
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NCWORLEAN S..Csutinued.
annQ'Gs. PAINTS. sc.

THE subscriber has on hand, and continual
ly rv,enrg large stock OF fresh Drugs
Medicines, chemicals, paint. oils, E'as-ete, etc
amast. ,,h.,f KS line following articles;
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GEORGE WOOD, VI, y.
r { RON LEY, VI u.
/. BON IN, VI. u.

o. Purchase none hut those having the .is'
nature 3d. \ ilOHE\SAtk," "A, all other
Gr,xs' prthlc-- limitations,
Agents wishing new supplies, aud all other
wishing To become agents, must address We
proprietor, J \. IlDBENSA X, at hl- sab'-
ralory. No 1870 North SECOND street, above
Race. PHILADELPHIA
Soid by ali Druggists and Merchants II tie
United States.
May 1lst, 1853 Iy'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-07-23

Under TIE ~ Charles Aotcl
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-07-23
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Tbs Boston Atlas extracts from the p'oo''
uhees, Of +" Aidsrbsook," now in pr~ss b,
4 Co, the olloaing touching
pssnsss BY Mrs. Jud.ou, to her mother,
pr,vioss to her voyage from this port lev
year ago.
Give me nv old .eai, mo'he'i
With my head upon thy snes
I've ps..~d through man, changing scene
Since thu. .al BY thee.
On let me LOOK into time eyes
Their meek. sof,, loving Ugh!
Falls like glesm Of holiness,
Upon Thy heart so-nishi.
I've no, been long away, mother
Fen suns has. ROBE aud set
Since last tea, drop on lhy cheek
Ny lips IN si..e. met
It's but hiile time. know,
Blu, very long 1t seems,
Though ever, night come to thee,
Dear mother IN my dreams.
The world has kindly dealt, mother,
d. the child thou lows, 30 well
Thy prayers have ercled round her path,
And I va. their holy spell
Which made her path so daily bright,
When -,resed the roses there
Which gave the light and east the balm
On every breath Of Air.
bear happy heart, mother
A happier never beat;
And, even now, new buds Of hope
Are bursting at my feet.
Oh. mother lIi- mag be dream,
But II such dreams are given,
While ri the portal, thus We stand
What are the truths Of Heaven
bes' happy hear, mother;
Yet, when fond eyes see,
And hear soft tones and winning words,
ever think Of thee
And when the tears my .pri, weeps,
unbidden I'LL my eye;
And. ike n homeless dove | long
Unto thy orea,, 10 Ny.
Then ! am very sad, mother,
] m very -ad aud lone
On theirs NJ heart whose iumost fold
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-07-23
Hartford Insurance Company,
~ Haryord, Conn, Cayliai 100000.
y. y. Life Insurance Company.
On t4s UHual FiaH, tapiial $4,000,

y. y. life Insurance Company.
On ae liafual Plum, tdpiidl $4,000
The undersigned having withdrawn hi, con.
neciiou from the bonrd ST Underwriters, il
prepared To ISSUE poioie. for the respective
klnd- OF Insurance. ~ the above old and very
able companies, against loss o. danger, on
Fire Marne, and Inland Risk, and on the
Live, Of Whites and sla,es. on the most ibr-
raj terms discriminating according To hazard.
Apply to {. C. LAInkDP, Agent,
.! Camp street.
The undersigned j. sub agent for the above
company, and prepared and fully authorized
to take any risks coming under the luf'iew Of
the policies. u, Iol'),
t..gR Smiihland. az. Co, Texas.
". RAwLIss LII. DUNCAN
DAWLi\S, DUNCAN & Co, CoHon Fac-
IL tors and Commission Merchants, No 81
Garondei.t Street, New Orleans, rs
RyrrR ro-Iams. Y Collier Colonel E.. H.
Cooper, W s Sanders, J, +. marlborough,
Joseph " Taylor, HARRISON county. DR.. John
" Massie. ]. Holloway Kuss county n
Traaics, Jefferson.
We will furnish Bsggnf, Rope, and Plan
,ation supplies to Planters shipping to the
above house.
EVANS, GREGG. g. KEY.