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Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-07-01
COLEKAYS Pa TENT LNDLLA TORY
CORN AND FIGURING MILL

WILLIS P. COLEMAN, n. Orleans,
w La, October 1st, 1e6a
J. WATERMAN 4 BROTHER corner Common and Maya
zine streets. New Orleans, Agents.
These Mills vary in price from One Hundred to Four Hun
dred Dollars and will grind from 2 to 81 bushels Of meal
p hour.
The above Mills manufactured by the undersigned at
his mandatory, City of Jefferson only minutes travel
by Railroad from New Orleans All orders for Mills let
the Mandatory. send by Mail to the address Of WELLS
P COLEMAN, his Agents. will meet with prompt attention
and dispatch. TERMS CASH City acceptance four
six months with interest at the Of eight per
All Mills warranted perform the satisfaction
of the purchasers. WILLIS p. COLEMAN,
jan7-Iy. Pateutee and Fropyietor.
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WASHINGTON HOTEL

ARCADE HOTEL.
Magazine St. New Orleans between Gravier and Nachez
r. s. MORSE, Proprietor.
THE Proprietor respectfully in. -
Il forms his friends and patrons and the public 1sasu
generally, that this well known and popular estab -
ishment thoroughly renovated the past season,
newly furnished throughout large extension Of
has been obtained by the propreors renting the adjoining
portion building which win enable him
much larger number Of customers than last winter.
No expense has spared by the Proprietor enable
him continuance of the generous patronage he
has heretofore received and every exeon will be made
by himself and assistants render the soourn Of his guests
not only comfortable but agreeable.
One great convenience attached to this Hotel, il
that meals can be had at almost all hours. Gian14.
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FRESH DRUGS and MEDICINES.
CAZENAVETTE

IL CO., corner Of Main and St. Philip street, -
have now in store, and constantly adding
to their stock from the New York. Boston, ~
Philadelphia, New Orleans, and European RI
markets, complete and varied assortment of
FRESH DRUGS, CHEMICALS, and DYE -
sTUFFs, selected with the greatest expressly for ti
Market consisting in part of the following enumerate
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Gallon Island House. .

HE undersigned has opened a I.zss.
L House on this pleasant and much admired -
island. This island is situated about twenty five miles
Of the mouth Of Bayou Lafourche and about twenty-five
miles Of Last Island The table VIII be supplied with
what the country affords and all the iuxuries Of the Sea
Shore No pains will be spared add TO the comforts Of
those visiting this island The proprietor has also Hospital
for sick negroes where attent paid those
his He has good supply Of medicine and such
instruments By strict attention he hopes
to merit share Of public patronage. Cali and see.
W. S. CAMPBELL.
ReJsrences-Judae H. C. Thbodaux. Drs- J. A. Scudday
J. W. Danks, Messrs. r. G. Daren John Collins s. Tenney
and A. d. Ragan. may6-1m
- win have boat running from bayou Lacache to
Caou Island from the first day Of june during the
This boat will make oae trip week-eaTing the Island
every Thursday at six O'Clock in the morning. returning
Friday morning at six o'clock. Passengers viii be de
layed on the route. VS.. C.
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Horses and Carriages.
Phoenix Stables.
FRANKLIN HOUSE. a
THIS NEW HOTEL, in the large e


Il new Brick Building situated on the cosnerlks.k.
of St Louis and Commercial Row, Thibodau1 La
and fitted mp about year expressly for house
of enerainme has Of late enlarged its and
veniences and can accommodate many
boarders.
Families siaeye Ladies and GennemeR can be com
fosabIy situated either in summer winter the house
being wearransed for ventilation and the rooms large
and convenient TERMs:
Single Meal and Lodging. each, ,........ ..... 50
Supper Lodging and Bieakfast,..... e5
Benrd per d;fy, .............. ] 50
Is week paya bile weekly. ............ 8 90
mantn IS monthly............ % 90
year 6 quarterly .......... $50 90
week. without iodg'g, payable weekly 90
- month, s. - 50 monthly 1a 90
year, $ quarterly leu WI
month for extra furnished rooms. 95 90
This House being arranged and fitted in the heststye
abe furniture beds aud bedding and necessa
tryf or furnishing such House. new and of good
material. This, together with the determination of the
Proprietor deserve patronage by his
tons please, il is hoped will offer sufficient induce
ments for citizens and strangers to patronize him.
No effort necessary will spared to keep the Table at
all times well supplied the Markets within reach
will afford. B.F. HOLDEN Proprietor
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BENEVOLENT ORDERS.

L. O. o. IF.
EXCELSIOR LODGE. No. 34.-Reg-
- ular meeting Odd Fellows Hall, cor
of Market and Patriot streets, every
SATURDAY EVENING, at the usual hour @OA
0Tcers-victor Richard, n. c.; valmond @1s~>1
D. Terrebonne v g.. L. S. AHain g. Jona c. White, r s
c. Gautreau T. L. s ALLAN, Sec'y.
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DLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PLAS.
Il TERER. has just received and will constantly keep
at his Ware House Church street full stock Of Tho
aston. Western and Sugar Lime, Sharp Sand Cement,
Hair, Plaster of Paris &C, which he will sell low
they can be procured from New Orleans. June H.
Horse ShOeing.
EUtFORD & BRO. are now prepared
to have Horses shod by experienced Horse shoer.
March, 25th 1854. flyl
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L. A IF o u IL C. III If III @ u s e.
DONALDSONTILLE, La.

L. A FO u IL C III If III @ u s E..
DONALDS0NTILLE. La.
THE Undersigned having leased x
L the large building formerly known the 9s9"
Land Office, and made extensive alterations and siI
improvements; and also, having gone 10 heavy *Ss4
expense in fitting and furnishing the hclse win open
FIRST CLASS HOTEL, on the LIST Of January.
The proprietor fatters himself that from Icing experience
in managing and conducting of different Hotels in the Nor
that he capable Of keeping the above House
equal to in the United States Persons stopping the
LAFOURCHE HOUSE viii find all the comforts OF home,
the house will be conducted principles before
undertaken in D0naldsonvIle.
The Proprietor wishes his friends and the public n dis
tinely understand that his House is open all hours Of
the night well day. for their reception There w be
the Landing at the arrival Of each and every
Steamboat, to convey the baggage to the House.
[jan14l J. w. PRINCE, Proprietor.
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Bottles, Souliers ct Brodequins.
II CH4PE4U1 ET CASQEEETES -
II EN- GROS.

IL magasn, grand ct bel assortment de BOTTES,
SOCLIERS ct CHAPEACX. Cne attention parcliere est
donnee Ia fabrication de articles atm quill
csnvenable pour Marcae de Louisiana de qua
es hant de coup de ptes nnmeros venaes Apres
nne tongue experience ct attention partcusre cette BRAN
che daaares aucune ason peut orr des conditions
plus avantageuses nj des marchanses ienx adoees aux
besoins des Marchands ct Consomateurs.
Jsi aasi assortment ccmples de CHAPEACX eS CAS-
QUErTEs, Chapeanx de Sole divers qualities Chapeaax de-
Castor Feutre Casir LAME divers coueuFs ct
de forrne kossuth, Magyar, Pantsurs Mateots, etc.
Anssi-chapeaux de Paile, Carnpeches PanaTnas ct Ia
tae hommes ct enfans Toutes commands envoyee
IA Maison seront choises Ia ps grande attention.
G.. W.DUNBAR, No. 5, Rue des Magasins,
4-fy Souvaue Orleans.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29
ADAM OGILvIE. WM. ST. JOHN.
FRESH ARRIVAL
OF New and Fashionable Goods.
Wholesale and Retail.
WM. ST. JOHN.
ADAM OGILVIE.

THE subscribers have ju.t received their Spring
stuck of & Dods, aEd are now ready to show their
customers and all others whe may favor them with a
call, the largest stock they have offered among
their goods may he fouad good stock #
DRESS GOODS: til
Bareges, Lawns, Chali Barge, D Laiues, Barsge de
Lame, d, Bages, g. Sos
S1LkS:--B ack, Chsmeiion and Brecade;
A good assortment If
BoNNETS; end B,nnet Silks aud Linipgs;
BONNET RIBBONS; In great variety;
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS: Also, Dress Trimmings
and Battons, new styles. srs
GLOVES AND HOSIERY:
White. Coorcd and b ack Kid Glov.s b aek Lace and
Mohair Mitis, Silk ard Lsle Gloves, White,
mixed ard black hose, N IN s cotton
and wool half hose
Linen Camhris hankerhiefs:
Back Lace Wells, B acK Six Lace ard Edgrgs;
WHITE GOODS:
Plain Swiss, Null and Jaconet Muslns Plaid swiss,
and Jaconet do, window curtain, maslius, 60.
EMBRUIDERIEs:
Swiss Edgng and Inser'ings, Chem sct.s Collars, &c.
STAPLE GOODS:
Prints, Irish linens, Alpaccas, brown and bleached
nuslins, drills. tic Kings, Osnaburg, A tnnels
Sattinotts, C.ssimeres, Mems sum-
msr wear, Tweed:, &c &c.
We have also on hand good asso: meat Of
BOOTS AND SHOES:
Ladies, Misses ard Caildren's Shoes Mems C,lf and
Kip Booisj Mems and B Us Calf and KIP
Shoes; ard Mems Cater Shoes
HAFDWARE, oUEES:wARE
GROCERIES,: 0isi
Coffee, Sugar, Mo,assrs and U.ldsn syrup. TIA Rice,
Tobacco, Pepper and Sn'ce, Sisea US, V.re. :
eserj Sap, Mack rel, Cod FL g..
Ard almost every thing else that Is required to
to msK,u "a Whol,sal. 9nd Retail Store, which NC
will sel at Prices that will give satisfae ion.
CGILVIE & ST. JOHN.
Muscatino April %, 1SJ4-,f
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River News.


The river Is al out on a stand
We are again under obligations to Mr.. Hinnman
clerk of the passenger packet j. Mckee, for late St.
Louis papers.
Freghts have not yet become cheaper by the rise in
the river, though they probably viii in few days.
Our merchants are paying SO cents per hundred for
the transportation of merchandise from St. Louis to
this place and down freights Is cents per bshcl
for grain and 40 cents per barrel for four Passage
s6as7.
The steamer Lamartne having been repaired, came
down from the Rock Island docks Tuesday morning,
and took heavy freight for St. Louis
The new steamers York State and Minnesota Belle
came up Monday night. The former is commanded
by Capt Griffith, formerly of the Wisconsin and will
run in the ST. Louis and Galena Daily Packet Line
the latter Is intended for the MINNESOTA trade.
The Royal Arch and Gray Cloud came up Tuesday
night, both bound for st. Paul.
The magnificent steamer Michigan, Capt Reilly,
has left the New Orleans trade and is running up the
Missouri river.
LIGHTER suNK.-A Lighter, having on board a
large amount of freight for the uella on her down.
ward trip over the Rapids driven by the force Of
the winds against rock and SINK immediately. Loss
from 81 500 10 1000.
The steamer j. Wilson passed up Saturday from Gin
einnat on her way to Rock Island where she in.en.
ded to ply ferry boat for the railroad between th.
place and Davenport She WAS lnii,.. at Cincinnati;
lor the railroad Gompa.y at ,st of sl0 600 10 SO
WV nn. : fine substantial craft with appropriate
ana ample accommodations and convenience.
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By Telegraph.

Philadel phia. April 22.
The ship Leonard arrived this morn
ing from Liverpool.
Abou, fifty deaths resembling chol.
era occurred during the passage.
New York. Apri! "a.
A dispatch from Washington says
,he chain bridge over the Potomac,
above Georgetown. fell this morning,
killing several persons.
Washington, April "a.
The Senate passed the joint resolu-
ton 10 pay S59. 900 and the medals TO
The reseuers OF the San francisco suf-
ferers.
The House went into committee on
The Senaie's amendment to the Def.
cheney bill.
Mr.. Phillips spoke on the s!::oSns ur-
eessiiy Of passing the Nebraska bill. and
proceeded TO address the House on the
merits OF the question.
Mr. Benton Obtained the floor, but
rave way with the understa nding that
he will speak on the Nebraska bill to.
morrow.
Mr.. Herbs, Of Mississippi. addressed
the House on the Nebraska. bill defending
the Missouri act as compromise. Be-
fore he concluded, the committee arose,
and the House adjourned,
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List Of
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vols $2i; Rlsle on the Cprs'i.utinn 81; Reevs',
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book net in store will be promot!y ordered by OK
press. and s4id at catalogue prices.
Ord frrn the bar resecc fully solicited with
full that it will be cheaper f.r hem TO
buy of the subscriber than to ser tie ., Fast
March B. 1881. II NJ. BURNETT.
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= MAMMOTH STEAMER. On the Goth inst,
an enormous steamboat was launched at New
York. She is called the Metropolis. She is
said to be the largest steamer ever built,
measuring about 1900 tons burthen. She
is $50 feet long, and has As feet beam and
10 feet depth of hold. The enormous en-.
CINE for this boat is being built at the
Novelty Iron Works. The cylinder is one
hundred and eight inches in diameter, and
is designed for twelve feet stroke of piston.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29

A MAP OF ALL TIE FRUIr IN THE UNION.
"A rare and unique collection of all the
fruits cultivated in the United States, ex.
cept the peach. is on exhibition at the
Patent Office, Washington, made of compo,
sition, and colorcd SO as to appear natural.
There are four hundred varieties of the APP
pie, and about five hundred of the pear, etc.,
with description attached to each, of the
soil, locality, and other information us cful
to the practical gardener.
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Notice to Railroad Contractors.
MISSISSIPPI AND MISSOURI RAILROAD co,

MISSISSIPPI AND MISSOURI RAILROAD COM.
PANY.
SEALED proposals will be received until Nav LAT
~ for the grading and IN ,sonry OF the First Diyis-
ION II the Second sneral Division of the Mississippi
ana Missouri Railroad, being that portion of the road
between Muscatine and Washisgton.
The bids Tor that part Of the road from Mu,ca.ine
20 the Iowa river will be decided the 81 day cf Nav
AS the line may be changed between he Iowa river
and Washington, ths bids for tn at portion of the
roa will not be decided upon until future day. Of
which due notice will be given.
The maps and proles of the line can be seen at ths
office Of S. B. Reed. Esq resident Engineer, Musca
tine, lows, with whom bids be left directed to
the subscriber. HENRY FARNAM,
Chief E"einetr NJ. & NJ. r. r. Co.
EsGINEER's OFFICE NJ. 4 M. r.. r.. CAL
MuscaiiDs, Iowa, April 10, 1851. lsl3tw&w,d
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29

H. The Loco!oco editors through
Out the State have evidently become en-
amored Of their ideal OF Whigge.y.-
They assert that the Hawk-Eye is the
true cx ponant and real embodiment OF
Whiggery in the State, and they praise
the paper and the editor to the very top.
most pitch Of admiration.
Has it really come to pass that the
Ha,ck- Eye has conversed these Locofo
COS from The error of their ways, and is
leading them into the good paths of an
cient whiggery7 Or has the Hamk- Eye
gone over to riot on the flesh pots OF
Egypt
There is such perfect and entire az.
reement and mutual admiration between
The Loco!oco papers and the Hawk Eye
as could only exist amongst thirds a!
feather" either they have come to him
or he has gone to ,hem.-keohuk Uhig.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29
City Property for Sale.

T WILL sell on reasonable terms for oae third IN
J. hand the remainder in II and "a months with 10
per cent inferes' s.cur.d by mortgAg the mpov
cd property and the unnprovcd 0ne-taf in hand the
remainder in IL months with 10 per cent. TIE follow
ing property to- wit, The City o's tuiidirps, situate
on tine corner Of Avenue ana L rd streets l. { ~
block % upon which there will he . stable % ty 70
fee the II .te-L,t 10 binck 81 upon Viii, b il a
hri house 20 ny So feet conveniently arranged LIZ
in block l24 npan wh'ch is large frame dweirg-
LIT in block 32-West l2feet of Lot in blnck 81
Apsly TO tbs und rsig1sd at his ofi,e in Citc l,e
bui dirgs -a se (. y. LATrA.
April 10th, 54-tf
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29
Badness CURED.

ENMERSON'S American Hair Restorative for r !,
IL storing the Hair on heads ii rsLrssLY BALD and
to prevent the Hair from falling, is wirnins golden O.
pinions efpersons~Lo are u.iug il. This is new az
tcle, recently introduced, is su. 1nre r, bsaness
and will stsnd the t,st Of disce rDirg Pubic as hous
ands who have used will testify. See Circular TO D.
had Of the Agents, giving full particulars Price
81 GU in large bottles. Sold hy
FAY & STONE 4gea is Muscatipe.
e. +. FiSaER & CO. Proprietors
81 Superior street, Cleveland Ohio.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29
State of Iowa. Musca,;oe coun,v

oiale OIL iowa, Muscatine County.
To John r. Gorley-Sir: You are b. reby notified
thai on The 2ist day Of March 1858, Waterman 4
Ryan fled in the effce of the Jerk Of the District
Court OF said County, pet ton caimiDg of YOU the
sum of one thousand and sixty-thrce dollar, ana ff
ty cests as money due prcEissory note executed
by you to them the 10th day Of January, 1884 for
the sun # $l0s6 "a and dive twenty days after date.
ana that unless you appear and answer thereto on or
before the morning of tho 1.t day of tie neSt tsrm
OF said court Judgment will b, rendered against YOU
thereon. VIM. LEFFlNGWELL, elk of d. C. nj. g..
J. SCOTT RicnMAN, atty for pi d. mt3l-4w
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29

The tide Of travel in this direction is
still on the increase. Our hotels are
nm med almost TO suffocatfcn. Some
OF them have discharged their boarde RS
with u view better to accommodate the
travelling community, and even then are
obliged to convert their dining rooms
every night into sleeping rooms. Prob.
ably not less than six thousand people
lodge within our corporate limits night
ly.-Roek Island Advertiser.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29
Iii. q. JONES 4 60.

II AVE received an assortment of
Il JlsWlslhlNSvo
And other articles in hsir line to which they wculd
call pubic attention, cnpsistirg in Part of
FINE GOLD RINGS; CHASED AND SEAL TO:
GOLD AND PLATED L0CKETS;
GOLD LOtKEr PINS; CUFF PINS; EAR RINGS
AND DkoPSj BREAST PINS, &e., in e. cat va
rety.
StiIettoes, Tambour and C,otchst Needles; India
Rubber Teetbing Rings; India Rubber DJlls; China
Dolls = =
PORT MON AL ES-Pearl, Velvet, Moroccr, &c.
Soectaces Of every description, quality and rice.
Guitars, Vto'ins, Accordeons. F utos, S.
Watches, Clock &c., and all articles usually X ut
n Jewe'ry stores April 2S- tw3m
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29

HP A man ma med Milton M. Nc
Cav was shot b. lad named William
Howard, on Wednesday OF last week,
near Oquawka, H., under peculiar cir
cums,ances, The Two haa gone GU.
cunning together, and having separated
the latter mistook the former (who was
concerted in ditch for the trpose oil
getting a slio! at the game) and shot him
In the knee. The wound was severe /,
and the unfortunate man died several
hours afterwards.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29
MONROE HOUSE, Hannibal, Mo.

NILLLAM SHOOT, Pr prie.or If tie MON ROE
w HOUSE, in Hanuibai Missouri, has lab red
to give that n, and fine settl high reputation,
and although it has been opened but comparatively
short time, b. has to beliaye that he
has credit for haviog red emd his pledge that none
should excel him in the Sa,e.'' Travellers havin 9
,asian L, stop in Hannibal, will consult their own
9 mfort ly giving him trial. TMarrh 81 If.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29
Dissolution.

HE co-partnership heretofore existing and trading
i under the name and style of PARMER Do,
LITTLE, has been dissolved, this day. by mutual con-
sent. All persons having claims against the said firm
are requested To present the same, aud all persoIs
knowing themselves indebted by note book accounts
are hereby notfid to forward and make settle
ments Of the same TO l. ID. Farmer, who is Gully au-
thoriz d TO settle the business Of the Arm.
5asflt B5fl L. ID. FARMER,
April 3, lS54-ap7tf AMI DOOLlTlLE
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- =
Arrival of the Arabia.

HALIFAX, April %.
The steamship Arabia arrived with
dates to the 10Th. from Liverpool
The Pacific, from N, York, arrived out
on Friday, 14th.
The news by this arrival presents no
feature of striking importance.
The Russian and Austrian govern
ments are carrying on active prepare.
tons for war.
], is understood that the Russian Elk.
petition TO Japan have succeeded in
opening the ports Of hat Empire.
There is reported an advance a: Liv-
erpool Of one shilling eli Flour, and
sixpence on Wheat.
New York, April 23.
The Arabia from Liverpool, and Hi
nois from Aspinwall, are both coming
up the bay.
A thunder storm is prevailing East.
Can get no more newsat present.
-~~>~ .>----~~
THE WEATHER, after several days Of sum
ar-1iEa hos cd -
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For st. Louis and st. Paul.

fCIr-Tl. Is The new, fast and mag
- nifcent steamer ARABIA.
BuR>, astef, will ply BETWEEN tue ahove ports.
baking gular trip duriag the sess.n. Tae Arabia
Of the fastest and bes appointed boats ever seen
on tbs Upper Mississippi, being bulls this seas n ard
furnished throughout with the laest accom- noiations
ard improvements for the CONT If pass ng is and
the cOnyeyanp of freigh'
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29

The town Of Knoxville, ILL.,, has been
visited by the dreadful scourge OF small
pox, for several weeks past, which has
proved fatal in several instances. The
editor of the Journal Of that place has
lost daughter by the disease. and his
other children have been attacked by IL.
The disease is represented ss being on
ihe decline.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29
80 - 49, - -
ases Ne.stESS,Us!

ITO put IF ,l te-snsrrow VIA. can ba done t.
! l. day As life is unc rain. and trsry have
not yet had their Pictures taken fur their am
: lies and frIe,ds, we advise all these VINO have
reen Int'rg IT 81 from dy 10 dsv to GO at ono
and 80, one Of tcheli's perf ct Dague rcotypes.
Even II yu Should live Till an I'D ags-what
satisfsct /. euld Re to yen, to see yoursclf Is
! you hooked In DAYS past by
MITCllELL'S SKY AND SIDE
LlG TIT Daguerrean Gallery, over
Chas. & VIM r. Stones Store, Sec.
/ nnd Street
Mus:at''e. b u. 1874 -.r