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frail Ann Williams to the ealaboose, made a de-
scent or swoop upon said officer with theview Of
resculng the captive lady. Instead of succeed
ing, however, he was captured in the chivalrous
onset and ignominiousy locked up. He was fined
ave dollars for his gallantry, and his fair Duci-
nea was sent to the Workhouse for the space OF
thirty days as a vagrant,
REcoRDER's CouRT OF THE SECOND DIsTRIcT.
sectadisn &. ALFRED Marie was yesterday sent
eelore the First District Court under bond to
answer charge of having swindled Mons Jules
reiFre 70 ehe tune OF one piano, which he OBJ
aimed by virtue of false pretences.
Stealing Iobdcco.--Martin Williams deposed
that, on Friday night, while watching freight on
the Levee he observed man coming from on
hoard steamboat with bag slung across his
shoulder; that the man dropped his plunder on
finding himself watched and attempted to PASS af-
liant, who seized him and forced him back TO the
spot where he had dropped the bag but, as atfiant
stopped to examine the luggage which the chez
alter d'indastrse had abandoned, that astute
individual released himself and made off with
speed which defed pursuit Williams then ex-
amined the bag and found that it contained a
keg of tobacco, which belonged to the steamboat
Louisa. He afterwards, on the Levee, met, re-
cognized and arrested the thief who gave his
name as Francis Lewis, and was locked up for
examination.
Il Valiant Lady--L. c. Alexandra, who
lives at the corner Of St. Louis and Where sts.,
made complaint before this court yesterday
that one Mrs. Louis, who lives in o house adj
joining his own, had, without cause or proyoca-
ton, committed o violent assault and battery
upon him, nearly breaking his thick skull with
q bar of iron. The lady was brought into court
and admitted herself guilty Of the charge, de-
clarng her readiness to finish him altogether
if an opportunity offered, and at the same time
asked permission to make an affidavit against
her aceuser. The examination was accordingly
postponee, Mrs. Louis being required to give
security in the sum of $500 for her appearance.
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Dr. G. P. CRANE This gentleman leaves
this city for st. Louis to-day While he has beer
in this city he has administered to large nun
Der Of cases Of disease of the eye and ear and
has met with great success, Few medical men
in the country, in our opinion, understand th.
treatment Of this class Of diseases as well ar
does DR. Crane. Hehas, while here this season.
received large number of letters from various
parts OF the country, and from the city, contain
ing testimony of his great skill and success il
his difficult line OF practice. DIR. Crane will
We are glad to learn, return to this city next
season,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-16

SUMMER CLOTHING The time has come when
We must lay aside thick swelteriur coats and
pantaloons for something lighter and better fit
ted to our climate, The man who, after such a
lay as Yesterday, would persist in keeping black
9roadcloth on his back would certainly not. in
pur opinion, be entitled to much consideration
Tor good sense or sanity. If this scaldnr. hot
weather continues we shall expect to see in the
uext three days an astonishing change in the
apparel of our male deniaens. Those who ron.
'emplate making purchases would do we'll to call
It Alfred Munroe s Co.'S, No "a Magazine st :,
and examine their elegant assortment.
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HS'ebsfef's QNas'f0 DICTIONARY,
UNABRIDGED, REVISED AND ENLARGED
1T FOR SALE BY
IL y M AS l.. WHITE,
los CANAL STREET. los

woRcEsTERs UNIVERSAL AND CRITICAL DICTIONARY.
Vol. syo.
RICHARDSON'S DICTIONARY OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE
Vols, quaro.
ADDLERs GERMAN AND ENGLISH LEXICON
soANE's NEWMAN'ssAND BARRErT's SPANISH AND ENG
LlSH PRoNouN ING DICTIONARY.
GEsENIuS' HEBREW AND ENGLISH LEXICON
LEMPRIERE's CLASSICAL DICTIONARY.
sPlER's AND suyENNE's FRENCH AND ENGLISH DC.
TIoNARY VOL, smo.
GRAGLTA's ITALIAN DICTIONARY,
BLAkES BIOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY
DoNNEGAN's GREEK AND ENGLISH LEXICON Octave
LEVERETTs AND ANDREWS LATIN LEXICON mvIs qpst
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DAN RIcEs,--The manager of this establish
ment, Mr.. Lewellen, informs us, that it will be
closed until Saturday evening, as several of the
members of his company have failed to arrive,
and he is unwilling to give to the public other
than such an entertainment as he has announced
in his advertisement.
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Magnificent Stock or Summer
CLOTHING.
ALFRED MUNROE s. Gn


81 Magazine street, corner of 9rayier,
tS- Have in store the most Elegant Assortment of
SEAsONABLE CLOTHING,
that they had pleasure Offering their They
invite their stock which following il
only partial lst:
COATS FOR SUMMER,
Of praP dEte, Paametta SILK Warp Alpaca Black Silk, Fancy
Linen, White Linen Drill Duck, Coored Linen Drill Duck
India Seersueker, Pougee, Grass Cloth etc
s.. PANTALooNS FOR SUMNER
Black and cooed Single Cashmere Drap dEte
Parsmttta Alpaca White Drill and Duck Fancy cooed Linen Drill
New Style Check Drill Brown Linen Drill Linen Nankoen
Coltonade, etc.
VESTS FOR SUMMER,
Of Fancy Coored Marseiles Plain Marsea
Figured White Matses White Linen Duck Plain and Figured
Linen Drill Brown DELL Linen Black Alpaca Bomba
zine, Silk, Satin, etc.
UNDER GARMENTS FOR SUMNER
Linen and Muslin Shirts Gauze Merno Cotton GAUGE Flannel
GAuze Silk undhts and Wrappers Thread undesbirtn aud
Dwera Linen and Cotton Drawers Cotton no Cashmere Linen
and LR Thread Half Hose, Gloves kinds Cayats fandker
chiefs, Stocks etc. Also, superior of
BOYS CLOTHING.
of the best quality. Also
VULCANiZED INDIA RUBBER GOODS
much the largest Oeaus which will be aod Al The
lowest price for cash.
ONE PRICE FOR GooDs--No DEVIATION ...
ALFRED MUNROE T. CO.
mylt7t9 81 Magazine street, cor, OF Camp,
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Correspondence

NEW ORLEANS, May 10, 1884
DEAR sIRin behalf the New Orleans Mechanics, so..v
have the pleasure informing that invite VOC
deliver Lecture the proceeds Of which your disposal
In pursuance Of this object hereby Of the
Hall at the Institute Phppa street. the of the
public on any evening you my select.
In making this tender, beg Of you receive it testimony
the OF Society," high estimation which you are held
citizen aud Scholar and moreover audable zeal with
which you have promoted public education in our
State With sentiments Of high respect remain yours
NEWTON RICHARDS, President,
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A Coop IDEA.--The Toledo Blade states that
there is to be no gambling on the steamers ply
ing between that city and Detroit; that it is TO
be utterly excluded from all the boats This is
an example which might be followed by steam
boats every where with entire safety -H
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Dtag9'heeG, DyseRse1'y, Cholera,
CHOLERA MORBUS.

re- BEACHs ANTLcATHARTIC MIXTURE ia certain, safe
prompt aud cctua remedy the al dsass
like character either for children adults. For sale by
E. D. BEACH, NJ D. OF chnres and cnatomhouBe
By ToS. RANKIN, corner Camp Poydras sIrests,
And VI SYAEs Canal and Cnrondplet sta ys 4p&iW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-16

At Glasgow, Mr.. Anderson, the g Wizard OF
the North stated that, many years ago, when
Louis Napoleon was in London, and his fortunes
were not in the ascendant, he had the honor of
lending the prince the sum of e500 He had
been most honorably repaid by the Minister of
the Emperor in Washington when he (the Wiz
ard was in America
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-16

The GREAT PAINTING. = The exhibition of
Powell's great historical picture of the Discovery
OF the Mississippi, by De Soto, will commence
tomorrow We shall endeavor to speak of its
merits more at length in day or two.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-16

AT Adrian, Mich. a few days ago, Edmund
CRANKY, Jr.. was sentenced to two years i'm
prisonment in the State Prison, for the seduc-
ton of Mary Doty. under promise of marriage
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-16

at the Shades" on Perdido street, will be
provided to-day, at ten o'clock, superior arti-
Gle Of turtle soup and other good things
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-16

BENEFIT OF Mr.. GEO. HOLLAND. The benefit
of Mr.. G. Holland occurs tonight at the Varie-
ties Mr.. Holland is popular and deserving
actor, and the bill offered is good one, for
which reasons we expect to see an overwhelming
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-16

SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH TO EuRopE-At the
late meeting Of the American Scientific Associa-
ton, in Washington, Lieut., Maury, in referring
to the deep sea soundings obtained by Lieut.
Bergman, S NJ, appeared to give the pre-
ference to higher Northern latitude for the
purpose of a submarine telegraph. North of the
banks of Newfoundland the depth is said not to
exceed two miles, while to the Southwark and
Eastward of these banks bottom is not reached
under five thousand fathoms, or nearly six miles
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-16

Mr.. James Wallaek appeared at his theatre
in New York, for the first time this season, in ths
character of Benediek in Much Ado About
Nething'' on the 9th
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A monument is to be erected in Mount Auburn
Cemetery Boston, by the Universa1ists, in memo
ry Of the late venerable Hosea Ballen,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-16

DISTINGUISHED AReIyAL.--We learn that the
hev. Dr. Norman, formerly a missionary in
Northern China, EastIndia and Africa, is at
present in this city, on visit for the benefit of
his health
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-16

Messrs, Lanier s Son, who were to have super
intended the g La Fargo House. in New York,
which was destroyed by fire, are to take charge
OF new hotel at Atlanta, Georgia, called the
g Trout House,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-16

James Burlington, the '' Know Nothing can
aidate, has been elected Mayor of Fall River
by about 400 majority.
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We are under obligations to the clerk of the
steamer Aleek Scott for St Louis papers, and to
the clerk Of the steamer Empress for Louisville
papers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-16

A DuBL.-On Thursday a duel was fought at
Pass Christian between Mr.. Cummings and DR..
Taylor, both at present, or recently, residents of
this State, The weapons were rifles The first
FIRE was without effect At the second, Mr.. Cum.
mings received ball through his hat and DR.
Taylor one through his coat. reconciliation
then took place. The parties had long been
friends prior to the difficulty and are very ered
table gentleman. Mobile Tribune, 18th.
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ION
Nspton Richards, Eq President Of the HscAaoics' socty:
DEAR sRYour of The 18th inst ia duly accept
with deep sensby the tender through by Mechnaa
Institute
Proering in RETURN sincere Acknowledgements yourself
the members Of - SOCIETY," would If perfectly your
Selves select THURSDAY EVENING NEXT for delivery Of
Lecture. Yours faithfully,
pyIHt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-16

RUPTUREs CURED.-Sherman,s Curative Pa
tent Truss and Rupture Remedy comfort and certain
the all Rupures secure good it, app to
the proreors establishment 10 ST. Charles street. inquire
DE- Sherman For further particulars advertisement on third
page sppy to the Hore for descriptive pamphlet ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-16

CANCERSsCURED.-Dr Frazee has the honor
to inform the public that he all cases of this fatal
disease and he will GUARANTEE CURE IN EVERY CASE
except when vital be seriously Even them
the sufferer obtain much afflicted with Cancerous
affections invited visit DR.. iaion. and adYcz free
As an evidence of his sincerity and his confidence system
treatment Dr. F. will undertake to every re
ented and make charge until patient Paenta
cured without pain the the Twenty by
mail will secure package Of the CANCER SPECIFIC with full
directions for use Address DR. FRAZEE,
ap1 2ply nHce az st Cba,Is, y,rse.
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Madame Marie de Grandfort, of this city, is
occurring IN New York On Womsn's Rights.
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MEMPHIS AND ONO RArLRoAD.-At a meeting
of the Directors Of the Memphis and OHIO Rail
road, at Memphis on the Goth of April, it was
determined to make contracts for the construc-
ton and equipment of the road twenty six miles
eastwardly of Memphis A proposition is now
under consideration for the equipment of the
first 80 miles, by the first of May, 1865 ; a
second section of 20 miles, by the first of Octo-
Der, 1866; and third section, to the junction
of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad. fabout IS
miles,) by the first of May, 1856,
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Southern .Wititarv .acaaen

EOok at s. ". .No0dy's Prices.
EBT Half a dozen frstrae SHIRTS for a. So
Half dozen L. c. HANDKERCHIEF (rsady hemme Tor 81 50.
Half dozen SUMMER SOCKS, (bleaehed) for 81.
Half dozen SUMMER uNDERsHlRTS for - rs. m
Hall dozen SUMMER CRAVaTs, NEW styled for 81 a5
Hat dozen stilRT COLLARS, (hree ply) for so cents
-Four hARsELLES VESTS, lrch pstterns) for as
These figures humbug The rule anaI
profits and quick saes will be found apply every article Tor
Gentamen'a use Mt Moody's.
tE The right place to have SHIRTS MADE ORDER
S. N. MO0DY'S,
N. o. Mandatory of Gentemsns Garments
Ap24 2ptf Cor. Canal street and Exchange Place
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.Vesp .Eerseas XiMc Prints.

B The Subscribers have hand and will be constantly
supplied direct from Tho mandatory assortment Of Zinc Paints "
made by eelebatsi
NEW JERSEY ZINC COMPANY,
which they the accommodating terns
The SNOW WIFI universally wedged 10 superior
to lead phnss 5taaey daray either inside or out
will much creator than eqpsl weight Of
lead, thus rendering economical while, being free h All
poisonous health recommend sef
every familiar with The dsetehous quality Of paint manu-
featured from lead
The BROWN ZINC possesses peculiar protective ard adhesive quail
tiles and Ia especially recommended for iron and ether metallic
faces The STOVE C0R possetsea similar properties to ih
Brown but the color better adapted pang out dnRE de-
pots. odger, Company the Paints manufactured
by Them to be PURE and keep fresh aud Ao for reasonable
time. climate. To precisely like White Lead
i5 Ground oil, kegs and 100 lbs, store and for
sale by B0GERT, WILLIAMS CO.,
rvs qdpst 10 Camp street.
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OU @s- Camp Street. -s@ OU
NEW BOOKS, JUST RECEIVED.
THE TWO ROADS, the Right Wrong. BY
THE STAR IN THE EAST. By Rev Oliver New Edition.
MANUAL FOR NoTARtEs PUBLIC BY Bernard RWer A. NJ etc.
MISS LEsL'Es NEW RECEIPTS FOR COOKING.
TEMPEST AND SUNSHINE or, Kentucky. BY MIRA Mary
Holmes.
'ENlRAL ROUTE TO THE PACIFIC, from the Valley Of the
MHsslpPt to California By Gwnn Harris Heap, ~
CAMPAIGN IN NORTHERN MEXICO BY m oace1
KEW GARDENS A Sketch
81. MARKS EVE IN YORKSHIRE, other Tales Selected
from Chambers Miscellany.
ADDsoNs COMPLETE WORKS, Vol A. Putpam Nav E,,,iou
HENcK's FIELD BOOK FOR RAILROAD ENGINEERS
~ Fer sale by
my5 2p3td ltW IT, r. sTEEr an ran .,..
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The Gentienses
The Gentlemen ...
Arc now offered Inducements to purchase the
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
G. B. DREW,

E'e20EadH Hotel, vvesU Orleans.
REDUCTION IN PRICES
GF The Rea for Board ths Hotel and alter this date in
stead Of 20 per day, will be follows.
In Ladies' Ordinary, per day. a. 5o
W. uo 9 90
"n'fb uo' 10 per 90
my1 Up j.. W. YOUNG Proprstory
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Medical Inhalation

tS DE-. EDW JEHHER COKE having succeeded by Medical
Inhalation in sctpg cure after the failure Of sill remedies tried
the most eIannt Of Paris
twenty years directed his attention the process Of
ia confidently aasertea that by nhanon
Indispensable aduvants of uic dt.e ygenic character,
of Diseases Of the Langa Threat dsed
ncutable, will be found amenabe to the healing
t Every information eheeIy given by applying Camp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-05-16

E.XCHANGE ON NEW YoRK-At SIGHT
NA aud on time, In sums to salt purchasers sale bv
apis SIN -' HI tsar aa a ~; ", =
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y. Esess5. Chandler,
Creme HE R0ttSy Champagne,
JACOJESSON a. Fills BRAND

JACQUESSON & Fills BRAND.
An entirely different the Creme de Bouy Of other brands
~ NOW LANDING 1850 baskets Of the above and stherbrandsa
quarts and pnt will receiy the OF few days ha
further supply
This Wine decidedly superior other Champagne imported
into this well known all who hsve tried JACQUEssoN
DE BouzY FIEuR DE siLLERY.
kF Also hand. my usual of the WINES an
LIQUORS the Market which will ba sold Reasonable terms as
any other house III the city
ianl9 2ptf SEWELL r. TAYLOR, No. Is Royal street.
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Gentlemen, Take Notice.
EB' The New Good per "Crescent City, have arrived at
S. N. MOODY'S,
Corner Canal street Exchange Place.
And his patrons, who have kindly waited his
SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK. -
can now select from the splendid aaaorlmentof
sIr,,,,Rp 17snp, ~, or,, SUMMER CRAvArs
-,.,.... $50 SUMMER VESTS SUMMER GLOVES, aud
FANCY ARTICLES, in great variety.
Mo0DY'S CELEBRATED SHIRTS
can nov be mad as low as ~ So for aa Dozu linen bosoma
- Shirts are made TO order in any style.
LIZ Remember s. N. MooDYiS address ,n,oonlf
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f.. lei. knapp $ ss". y. GAesseaEcy.,
DEN tai SURG EONS,
NM llAIN

Opposite the Private Entrance Of the ST. Charles Hos)
f f. H. KNAPP having had than twenty years. paetep
his profession and being associated with Dr.
Of skill and experience confident they please
them with their patronage iaats dAW4p
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SCHlEDAM sc!HNAPPs-35O boxes, quarts
myls HI. STONE co, ssayisr street,
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k1rMqs, ,IyEeeGtctnees. Eset.f,ps.al ea,as. efc.

sN The Subscriber would respectfully call
PlanteTs Physicians and Families his wall
comprlsng article 10 his linz Of ofwhch
SODA WATER AND MEAD ssrq beat ouatySlIS
will be found At With all the popular
such as CONGRESS, BLUE LICK,
reasonable with PURE HONEY; ESSENCE PEPPERMsI
G0uLEY BITTERS ste. THOMAS RANKIN
apl dsWl DrpgEst and Apo,bcay, csyp
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Gtty B0ask or GocisyGsa \ a..

BIB Camp street.
~ NoTICE-From date SIX PER CENT INTER
EST will be paid Moneys Bank payable on demand
EIGHT PER CENT INTEREST paid on Moneys left for any
fed time.
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSITS issued bearing be,a
rate Interest," and negoabn any Commercial Of n,
United States
SHORT LOANS made UndOubed Collaterafs On
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A LE-l5O casks Inverness, in quarts and
D PUTT. for sale bv H. [. STONE CO Gasisr st. myIs
GsAsT0R OIL-25 bbls Blows No. /, in store.
SfSfaasbg a,pALEY, % TehQupit9sss 81, mass
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-09-06
lME5IClI EEETIIG N EEllF1Rl m.


An american Meeting was he'd 10 Brad
lord Township % Saturday Evening Al-
ggsi lS,h The following Gentlemen acting
IS sOhcerS;
President-M7rk hylar: Wee Presi-
denis-John Peters, ST. Jacob Ggeen;-
secretary ELL SoE.
The Meeting was ably ard iorc.5'y Ad-
dressed by Michael a. Frank; The Com
mi''ee Appointed for ihePurPase Pnesen.e-
the following Preamble and Resolutions.
Whereas hage.n- witnessed with regret
the actions oi Foreigners ana more fargc-
ulariy by those Processing he Pa71l iai,h
who are likely to destroy The 5a>i Interests
oi our beloved country by lIeiT aTr1,'n
themselves as orc MN under lie Cont-o.e-
and hsreiog Tor their direction n p1.i.c2.
actions The uae acNn'"'7a-el as '1e'r
sfe'l Heaa eclh5 ana N'o'e'Ila- 30 '''
SPF'.a.! nale's. '.eI'.o'e Win l'.s-
'0le''r 'niu7'ces 50 ',-."'. '1I'~-s' '1'-1
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h, ei-;bla ;, on
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GO 80, ~ -. s.,''. 9 .1 ',, 5.,s;,- r,l.
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'Tq r. 80 - - IN %, ~. -,
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1854-09-06

rF1HE slt=l-.sa- Ti- Ger ..r s-l- O.. r-i-.- ven
dr. ua rhe 1l.l or Sa--z1tr-. -5-- I-e-ls-
If 1ra Cau-t t1s entire stock -. Pa---- E-i Room.
Dining Hon ara El--lll Fz-rIt-rs. with 1-Ls-
articles. al saluu--
A Ross Wood Ez'rle-l or s--s-i-- tone suj
Manufacture. berg one rf Cctz-l's i--r-Cvsd---
Mahogany -1i Black u E,rus-
--E'sa-E-r5 s-tl-. Pier. n 1---1- centre. Dir
i15n-. u. and Eit-l---
SzaLs-D-css5r-. Sewing s-i WEsli---
Ciri-z-AahH---T Cushioned Care E-l-E-
Ei--- Ire EzT-s. Ra-siu- and Wiuisr-
Book Case zrl Books. Wardrobe. LuIt-g- Bed
s.gu5s Beds ans Eriilr--
.Sfouas-Hnihauay C1akiz-. Rzr-a-- Al--Iizht
and Ten FlaIt
r7-5ffr--T Tt--F r-- I--rars- Y en- -lr and l.--.
Sd,al lamps Fluii Lamps Nasls and other
Mantle o-urmsuss IaIst '-.Hs=ss. Wl-i1u lrr-
la.1s T=1i-iar Ei1ls. Sets Gins Tea s-d " lite
Stone Dining with MANY 1-1t- 1--l1lssei tre--s-
ware. Ifr ware Cooking utsrsi.s- Er-
one Edr=a. ono Tu--III-se W--r-- tuc sets ci
Tu- Hz-ntss. ssrs 81 inch h--Vy B-lsl Bands,
SIDE Sirans- Fart Gains -ri Ca's-s tsstlsr VII. b
r-arv ursirie- COO uuularuas te --e-HT--
Ts-nf " .Saif--All uri5r Sla cash over ttst
amount notes with l--1vc2 sssu-ly i-- DO is.s-u.
r1vrtls -u sht ls, 1f Nay 1>5A
F.P. UUENTHALL-
Cls1-Bsla sr-zst sa iS5t-;A