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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-04-06

CoMreEssED AIR AS A Mor.vE
PowEa.-An Avignon paper chron-
iclcs the arrival there Of vehicle
driven by compre .sed air, which had
come from Marscills a distance Of fif.
ty miles in four hours. The carriage
was divided like a house into various
compartments for difcrcut uses and
conveyed upon this its FIRST trip one
hundred persons French h;ghroads
permit easily a speed Of twelve miles
an hour.
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NUMBER a27.

short conversation ensued: &c Well, young man,
these young men seem very mad at yon ~ " Yes,
sir, they certainly are" s. Well, don't be dis
heartened, am a great chief; you are to go to
Sandnsky; they speak of burning you there
but will send two runners tomorrow to speak
good for you McClung adds that Logan's
form was striking and manly, his countenance
calm and noble, and he spoke the English Ian
gnage with huency and correctness. Kepton's
spirits instantly rose at the address Of the be-
neVolent chief, and he once more looked upon
himself as providentially rescued from the stake
On the following morning, two runners were
dispatched to Sandusky, as the chief had prom
ised, and until their return, Kenton was kindly
treated, being permitted to spend much Of his
time with Logan, who conversed with him freely,
and in the most friendly manner. In the even
ing the two runners returned and were cioseted
with Logan. Kenton felt the most burning
anxiety to know what was the result Of their
mission, but Logan did not visit him again
until next morning He then walked up to
him, accompanied by Kenton's guards, and CIV
ing him piece of bread, told him that he was
instantly to be carried to Sandusky; and with
out uttering another word, turned upon his heel
and left him.
At Upper Sandusky, Kenton was finally res
cued from death Of torture by the interposi-
tion of Peter Druyer, Canadian Frenchman,
VINO was captain In the British service, and
acted as Indian agent and interpreter. It was
to this influential parsonage, probably, that Lo-
gan's message had been conveyed. He offered
the Indians one hundred dollars in rum and to-
baceo, if they would allow him to take Kenton
to Detroit for examination by the British Gov
ernor, promising to return him when they
should require. A slight additional remunera
ton, afterwards paid to the Indians, completed
the ransom Of Kenton, who accompanied Cap
tain Druyer to Detroit, and about year after
wards escaped and returned to Kentucky.
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DAILY CRESCENT
I'm D z

Fer Permanent Third Page .4dsatisements.
Bankers-MArHEws, FIrLRY g. Co, 81 Camp street
LOUISIANA sAuses Co., corner of Camp and La
fayette streets.
Books and Stationery. B. STEEL, 60 Camp street.
T. JOHNSON Co., 90 Camp street.
CIothing-NoRRB g. WAY, corner of Camp and Common
streets, under City Hotel
LEIGHTON g. BaRBor, Southwest corner of Canal
and st. Charles streets.
Crockery-P R. FELL & Co., "a Common street.
Drugs and Medicines-THos RANKIN, corner Camp
and Poydras streets. .sas sa3H
Groceries-R. W ADAMS, corner of Front Common and
Fulton streets.
HARDWARE. WATERMAN & BRo., corner Of Common
and Magazine streets.
J. NJ RELF & Co., Front between Grayier and
Poydras streets.
CHAs. G. GAMES Co. % Magazine and 40 Gravier SITS
HotelsAncApE Magazine between Grayier and Natchez
streets. " H i
Hats-Boots- -Shoes-D'ARcy Co., corner Canal and
Chartres streets.
DAVID TAYLOR Co., Al Magazine street, opposite
Banks Arcade. s6
NEwHALL, VALENTINE g. Co., 81, So, and 5s Common
street.
Jewelry-HYDE q GooDRrcH, corner Of Canal and Royal
streets. @yg. 5as
E. A. TYLER, 80 Camp street.
Musical Instruments-M. FEHRENsAcH, III Canal st.
Paints-G @. Bocsnr s. Co.. 5s Camp street.
Wines, .Liquors-W. b. LEvEnicH & Co., "a Old
Leyee street. 5-Y
sEwELL 7. TAYLOR, Is Royal street
e. +. W. CoELER, Common street, opposite the st
Charles Hotel.
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pOms on tbs eblo. BY SANDY Barr.

streme that fowest to the elters OF the Mississippi
+ hale thee, I rise, that's what wish you do,
On wings Of the moses which are nine in number
You know conseKontly rise eighteen wings
OF posy and selnte you! Streme amt you dry.
lie trete but lawgur beer is now my liquor
lie give beverages Of potry, will, which
Flo down Pharnasius. Omooses w
Grant me inspirashun to immortaaize the Ohio
Q mooses thank you for granting Of it,
Tine reddy now for singing swete stranes,
streme that rsest surnwhere in NewYork state
Ware they had eecshun Tuesday, believe
And likewise streme that cometh from the sunny south
Ware things was too sunny thin sumner,
Bekooperate thy waters for Ohio needs it.
Bekooperate thy waters for the deIters of the
Mississip are dryer'n barren dessert s,'#4 Ft
Of the wiles of Afriky or Sarahs sandy 5-.s..-.
Oashun Let the cri be rekooperate,
Rekooperate, till the d-ms are
Overfowd for purpose of lettin nu sterms
And likewise may coebotes pass over them are,
Like gush of joi ore young madens heart
Chooses, pause to thank the for that fgger,
Which is origginaD likewise on be X Of
The terry botes cr rekooperate.
Flood that talks mems senses wen 6
They mioks 1t in with their brandy
Flood that is called Ad-m's ale what
Ails you? Weel all be obegunt subjecs
Ef youe oily rain. Come down. old fooid. '5
Do, ah do fooid. Adoo
Noble Ohio now I cum to thee being cold ~. &c..
Water advocait wy don't you hide your ~
Bars Warehouses agroaning with bein
Filed with projuice and manufacturs and
so 4th are weapin on count
or thee. Storms stern wheal, storms '",.....'
lst clas, storms big, stemrs little, ... .
Storms old, storms young-yesI
May say storms of awl kinds arr sor- j."
Rowfully moarnin on thy shoars
Rise, streme of beauty, and wash away their
Teers-wash the hull of them, and they shall
Smoak their pipes with joi. ae
Glorious streme fairwell. My feelinks
IL roat up, and my hart is full Of potry
Wich cant express Ef it was my dine in
Junction, noble river. Ide wisper in axents low
Ohio wet your bed Adoo Adoo! ~ --z
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EXPERIMENTS IN GuNNERY.--Erer since July
last with occasional unavoidable nsrmsions, series
of important experiments has been progressing near the
new Insane Asylum, under the Of Lieut.
John A.. Dahlgreen assisted by Lieutenant JONES' Tbs
object Is to test the mescsst ironof which heavy
piece Of ordinance cousructsd. with view 70 irs sdop
ton in the navy of the United states Tue gun Is the
largest in the country bore of eleven inehes and
weighing sixteen thousand pounds Upward Of QUE
Thousand and forty rounds have been red thus far
generally thirty day tttsen pounds o powder serves
dred and sixtyeght pounds So 1t would appear that
this is no pop.gnn affair. The cannon, learn was
manufactured at northern private establishment The
ahels are fired into emhaukmsnt which they
recovered and again made of for the expsrs nts
Twelve required to work this msmmuth piree Of
artillery The reports Of the firing paiby heard all
over the city The skfu engineers minuttly note the
effects Of the separate discharges the metal Of this
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Mr.. William Childress, Of Memphis.

Mr.. William Childress, Of Memphis, COM
mtted suicide in that place the afternoon Of tha 18th
inst The Memphis Wing thus describes the tragic
currence: A a5 89sti51 E
g He had been standing at the corner Of the United
States Hotel for time, apparently cheerful as
ever and had Just pped into the BARI of that no.
tel hummips over the familiar air Jordan is hard
road TO trave' when he pulled out pistol and placed it
to his throat in playful manner when friends
monstratsd with him his recklsssness Without heed
ing his friend stopping singing the air he put
the pistol under his chin pulled the trigger and the
tire contents entered his head the ball passing out be-
hind and above his left The ball cut off his tongue,
the explosion nangled his head horribly He stood
motionless for several seconds the blood flowing
freely from his mouth when ha fell his face
lifeless corpsei
He had just been discharged from the situation Of
usher in the theater and, having wife and child de-
pendent upon him for support 1t supposed that cir
cumsance had led him to the desperate act Of sede
struetun
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ROWLAND HHL.-Mr. Hill was not, as many
think who have only heard Of him BY report that lying
tae-bearer, mere boisterous bawler He was some
times loud, and occasionally vehement but in
his voice ony with his subject; and easy
to perceive that it commonly influenced and regua
ted by his thoughts and feelings He was not like those
who strain and roar always and equally, having
energy emphasis for thing than another As the
parts of subject must vary some being more tender
some more awful. some more plain. and some more abb
struse uniformity Of vehemence must be unnstura it
is obviously mechanical and will, after WHILE have only
that erred this way and remember how he one day re-
proved him. q J --, ,ssaid he you yelp like puppy
as soon as you get into the field but am older
hound, and do not wish to cry till started
thiDg Not very long before his death, meeting
quaintance who was nearly aged himself he said
you and don't march of soon our friends yonder (oo
ing upwards) will think we have lost our way Reading
in pulpit the words Of the Of samaria at the
well, The Jews have no dealings with the
looking off if he the parties themselves he
claimed But the devil has had dealings enough with
| both of your a . Upon the death Of his wife,
he preached her funeral sermon The text And
that all things work together for good them that
love God to them who the called according to his
pose Romans viii. Is. In noticing her character he
mentioned her fortitude, and suddenly exclaimed Do
you remember my preaching in those fields by the old
stump Of the tree The multitude great and many
disposed to be riotous At first addressed them
firmly but when desperate gang Of bandtti drew near
with the ferocious looks aud horrid mprecations
and menaces, my courage began to fall Ny wife was
then standing behind as stood the table Think
hear her now She pulled my gown (he thenput his
hand behind him, and touched his gown) aud, locking
up said George, play the for your GNd' Ny
6dence returned again spoke the multitude with
bodpess and nffection they became still ard many
were deeply affected Mr. Hill sometimes rendered
word of rebuke equally strong and witty Thus when
Of very good reputation in the yestry Of
place where he was going to preach and seemed uneasy
lest his should arrive In time Will his cassoc
Mr. Hill said Sir, you need not be uneasy for can
preach without cassock though cannot preach with
out my charaoter' As he was coming out of gente-
house in Piccadiy he met in the passage minis
with begging who though popular with some,
had it was uspected, been imposing for good while
the religious public; who offered bin his hand, but Mr.
Hill drew back aud looking him in the face said Ah
| thought you had been hanged long ago,
know that once be preaching the after
the only time when seemed possible to be druwsy
under him, he sleeping, aud paused, saying
hays heard that the miller sleep while the mill Il
going but iii stops awakes him r try this method
and so down. and soon aroused audience. lHi
4 liam Jay. 7i f'gf 'f3
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NToTICE or ELECTION. BY virtue of

NOTICE OF ELECTION. By virtue of
u election, directed by His E1cellency
F. o. Hsser Governor Of the sae Of Loulssna the qualified
tion behed MONDAY the ah for Senator to
fill the vacancy by the resignation Of lion Braud
for The First Representative District
city NewOreans place Of Hon Summers
the Fouh Representative District OF the city Of Hewo
eane, in place Of Hon. Thomas Mckeon resigned
will the aforesaid, at O'Clock
places the direction Of
and Clerks be appointed by the Common Council of
the city OF NewOreans.
held according law and duplicate returns made
TO the unders gned, returning ohicer.
Sherif's office, parish of Orleans, November 19, 1884,
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ETDISEASES-Otice a2 Customhouse

SECRET DISEASES-Offi 81 Customhouse
- street. between Royal and Bourbon ssrses-DR JAMES
citizens who
Of the
in its foru that they obtain CERTAIN safe and
Drug, three days. without neonye
himself and trial .hsy do not effect cure
parts uniono the cureathey have
neurahe by olebated
Since RemedHin his city the
the treatment Of these
hahey effected perfect
cures that the afflicted avail hemsvss Of these
newly truly provdena discoveries Dr. has located pern
neny 92 Private Roos
Office honrs from . fabfs lyiP
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Hardware, Iron, Copper, Zinc and Til
Plates. -@.4. +

nlo 7
Id ttS
n d T Il G TT r. Ey e. TN
N IA ~ l ~ ~ " - - ~
e. .... 80 and 81 CQulD street,
.xrD0nmrDc Il ppAT
lkG- lMFORIEho aEu DIh1-
ERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARD Il II
WARE ETC, call this stten on Of their
friends he bic generally TO their large and
stock constantly receiving
dre.t from the Europe and of the Northern
the best nsaoed tbs city and well
worthy buyers They guaranty tneir good. be Of
the austy and liberal
other house in he
The oheir stock Rad which they
have coming
500 tons English Bar Iron, Aat, round and square l
100 :, do do; d..
100 :. Best Cabs do do;
20 :. Pennsylyana Boiler iron;
SO :, Best Tennessee do;
.3Ia p1stss.
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STORAGE,-To MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS
~ CONNECTED WITH BUSINESS ON THE LINE OF THE
oPELoUSAS RAILROAD undegned having In the imme
dae the Depo Of the above Railroad fine STORES
Rivers excellent WARYES being otherwise
his to eceiYe and store their
the Depot. place FREE OF ANY EXPENSE and keep i
hogshead Of Sugar and u
cents per articles proportion He will
ha friends by receiving Merchandise such
Stores the Road the
country. THOMAS j. CASEY, Brooklyn stores, Aigerf
-. References by Special Consent
Ezana Darby l. Tremoue, George urquhart,
Charpentier, W. Il d. Urquhlrt, Cammsck Sques
Augustin Thibau, West. fl5t
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EDUCATION.

NEW ORLEANS FEMALE COLLEGIATE
l NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY MRS. MAcAULAy, ssq
Camp nreetTha Institution has successful operation for
ssrss q The beat employed giving insructon'
Ths Muac who the Piano. Harp and n
with Vocal Music the highest order Of attain
menta, co nbhed with lorg erperieace aud
Young Ladies' redn nsuteu every facy afforded
them acquire practical knowledge Feac language
ct their musical studies and the
Of drawing and painting.
The recent improvements perhaps the best
the city and boarde have every their health,
comfort and improvement
The Institution farnshed with we'll ssiectet library, the
Of which the seholars entitled free of expense.
For particulars apply BY etor al the Institusion
n29 2n F1|F
MTEW ORLEANS FEMALE SEMINARY, IT,
lX voLI CIRCLE, BETWEEN NAyADEs AND TRITON SITS.
This Seminary under the Of Mas c. GARDNER, viii
yin its oui th MONDAY, the 4th inst.
W Competent Teachers employed in department.
NRENCH AND SPANISH SIMPLIFIED
and taught with the ard
ractiye lessons Monsieur ALEX NELSON Professor of
gangeH Kentucky Military In Constant attendance bis
odce No. Charles the residence OF his pupils
classes for Gentlemen.
testimonials st the nfife door. o1
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a Wis D,ELEcTION.--En yertu de trois writs

delection moi addresses par Son Excellence T. q Heeer
Nouves Orleans les notifies qune election
lieu UN moi rempr la place sacans occaonnes
resignation A. Brsud, de vile.
Aas rsmpr les par Ia Tsgnston de
de hon Thos McKeo District
Representatif la Nouvelle Orleans.
poa dit dpas hures du matin iusqua
apes enroit la surveillance des
10 Conne Commun de Ia
vile de la Nonyelle Orleans.
duplicate
soaasigne, coniormement la loi. .
Nouyeie Orleans l2 Novembre. 1854. NJ MARlGNY Sheriff
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Joseph HssfSy, ~
|2N CAMP STREET, GU
IMPORTER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, RICH FANCY
STAPLE GOOD s,
No. 10 CAMP STREET, under the City Hotel New orlsans.
his LARGE STOCK OF GOODS
mported and constantly supplied throughout the
SHELL COMBS. 5s
variety.
BRUSHES every description OF his manufacture tb
lowest Northern factory prlees
TOILET ARTICLES.
Such a. PERFUMERY, HAIR OILS. HAIR PINS, PoMATUk
FANCY SOAPS, etc.
FINE FANS, PURSES, POCKET BOOKS WORK BOXES, PORT
NAIEs etc., style and shape. and unusually Low
PRICES.
GUNS. PISTOLS, KNIVES COLTS AND WARMERS RE
yoLyING PISTOLS, SCISSORS, RAZoRs, LIFE PREsERy
ERs FISHING REELS TACKLE every variety, sus
the mostdetsrmined Angler.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, etc. .a44s
s The stock line conaing Of the T. 7. COOPER, NJ
ToBrAs and REAL JOSEPH JOHNSON MOVEMENTS, with
WIsS ENGLISH LEVERS together nrg
stock Of ane and EASTERN JEWELRy, ,sILvERwARE etc.
been ROBERTS for
and having been purchased erclue
cash. ereatinducements will be offered TO purchasers.
ty- Every article WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED or ths
MONEY REFUNDED.
rr WATCHES, ,JEwELRY, etc., CAREFULLY REPAIRED and
WARRANTED. jeI5 6m
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SARDINES-In wholes, halves and quarters,
/, Mi n v, N1eEosSt 20 Camp ssests
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ESAHNESTOCK'S VERMIFUGE.-BEST
KNOWN WHEN TRIED snilsmen take pie asus IL a
used their practice physicians for
yea and they have 1T by observation to he good
NEW ALBANY, Indiana, July I, 1885,
MEssRs A. FAHNESToCK hCo.-6EsTLEMRN: Having sold
Vermfuge having used for
would recommend to all safe and Efficient
instance have evil
following Its administration always has answered the
purposes which intended and been entirely satisfactory
Believing everything that has
strictly accordance with observations only pract
TONERS would unhesangly all who
this that the best yernifnge that yrnes
areb known when tried RELY, HOOVER d RELY.
r Sold Retail by all the principal and
the United States. o21
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

MEW ORLEANS AM CAR ~ 5ssss;ss1 .s:1
" RoLLToN RAILROAD. Winter Ar ~ s.ga--zs-s
Caoon Line Departure Of Trsinn from Corner Of
Baronne and Perddo streets,
Nep Orleans: .-. 49, z...s..
Steam TrainaI, s. H. u and ., lHP.M
From Gdrrollon.
Steam Trains5H, :, So 10, H. II and p
rARrbcepss Children and Servants l0een hun
dies Of Is Red Teken 90 so.
LAFAYETTE LINE ==..5e
These from the Depot ls Baosne street.
Departureg Cars.
Canal stree-Monng .6A
every is until evening ~, 10, e, n
From R Here @ a az and a.
Children under not seat snf
T NoSpecia Night Cara for PARTIES Balls Meetings.
died, when required, after the houra n29
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TSNGLISH CAMEL C0AI,-120 tons su
peror Camel Coal landing ship H. Jarvis for sale by
J.fs Nhitpbf a. Co hlSamp sueet-
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GIGARS-
~ 10000 German Regaiss, Salvador;
50onS German uapsraes Flor de Cabana for Gale by
pe S. WOLFE sk Camp street.
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yNyHoMAs PINET & CO., ImportersE EIR
IL ofBRANDIES AND WINES, ,2s Contistrset. tHzSz$zzs
PINETCAsTILL0N Co.scoGNAC BRANDY. lz2s&A
UNITED PROPRIET0Rs LAR0CHELLE EBRANDf-Hghdavor,
BOW JEUNE BORDEAUX BRANDY.
CLARET-Nath lJohnston d fills, Fccke Brandenhurg.
BURGUNDY AND WINE.
MADEIRA, PORT HOLLAND en-, JAM aIcA RUM etc. octs
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RNAMENTAL IRON WORK, etc. q
W eunderagnsd be gssave to inform his rsnas and a
the public, particularly the patrons of the late fm os
Homes Bennett that he hasresumad business hsowa
81 the manufactures Of
gcIpton Of M0Rk, ORNAMENTAL M yE-
NDAS RAILINGS, DOORS, SHUTTERS VAULTS, BRIDGES,
STRAIGHT and aother kinds of work
used for building purposes.
facilities to public which with puncnaly aud
will him liberal share Of
patronage BEHJAhlNT Il. BENNETT. OF ly
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JEFFERSON AND LAKE fas III
ID PoNTcHARTRAIN RAILwAY-EzEtSsSsssxx2H ~ Hz--2xfS
hEW OREANG
70 LAKE PONTcHARTRALN-
.... TR Al Ms S..s.
go. Lake P0aeaar.rain
From Tivo Circle Dspo69o st2o 1890 NJ and la2o a2o
4;20 and $40 M.
- FSor Lsts Poatekartran via CaTrton) ORLEANS
To Tivoli DepoO, sl0 1910 and 1910, 9io, 4o
and 6:lO y.
a up land passengers jackson
street (ith DaIlct) and at Csrrolton.
k1s- Ra1gage received at Depots only.
OreRns Csrroon Is eents
yalt.r ard the Iake oaptn each Hay.
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Cbi,uao 1opcrtis cmcn ts.
SALAnANnIn sATE>.

THE NAME OF SALANANDER WAS
L FIRST APPLIED To Wlidrr's Patent, and
introduced by the subscriber IA $50, whom 1914
purchased the right Ia manufacture. The superb
"rity ct ilerungs tWildrr'sl Salnmander safes
over all others induce dmauy to iuislng' upon the
natent right hy using the co upu-Ilitu; Others
more cau'Ious and to.yude l.wrult made an
mir, Tor article, initiating the exterior m iu!m,
style DIOR OF painting, aud attaching The uaui-
S1lamrndrr,' Improved Saaututrr," "ttr"
fTo"t Salam sndtr,' - be- Genuine SalamHn
der" &c, &c, aud nave succeeded IN pl,niug
OF some ul th"spuriuus SsumlnirrS a genuine.
/ hose wanting the orainil Salamiudrr ~ ,nut,c-
uret by the -nh-crihrr should take th" precautio..
to ser lha' they hlyruhiAcm metal patc-'Sils
G.. Herring, Mnkrr'--aii such being The genuine
tNildrr's ratrnu Salnmaudrr, or iirrriug's In
proved fnent Champion Sair. which received ihe
medal at the Great Worlds Far, aud which have
never ia led To preserve the con cuts IN case at
ire Purchasers can select from the largest AS
-orlment la the world byraiiing NJ the sale rooms
of SlLAS &. HERRING,
1876, 1877 and 1879 Water, cor of rmc Streets
\ T. -Chilrd iron sales. with powder proof
locks manufactured expressly tor houks, Jewel
ir!s, brUkrrsand uihrIs requiring security from
f"ggts. Bank vault doors on hand and made 10
order. All the most celebrated lock, for sale al
manufacturers prices. Second hand safes for
sale NJ les hau halt price
AGENT > FOR BEHRING'S SAFES:
ill-6m. &. l.. HARMON n Co. Chicago. w
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Z tx 49,,

20 choice brands Havana CIgars, on consign.
Ntul irr.a.'Ht thIgHIu, stun Nf0ic
SrlCESol1I kinds Box and k~r ra.-ir-, tor
a'" rnuPHr rlr Sur Sfnrc
R~wrma"riHr -iar-r,r. Istl~ place to Bag any
hing you want al -ra-oulh." prices.
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Country iIoycnancs


Wishing to rep'erish their stock, vii Eud q
good au ls,uT'n"rtal 0hr ODD stand ~ Wa.hrrA
IhckiuE, and ~ a., low prices, az ear gr tu'Ht in
Chrrarr f''"'.|','H w '.r..'..r
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Nlistcl 0nrous.
DAGUEaREOTYPlST.

I INEN M ASTON sprciiully tniuims the
- ci;Iz"usui Ouawsaud vicinity that h, hasIe-
moved into his new ky light gallery opposite the
couIi house, w-sl>idr the >quitr, whri' ,r - pre-
pnrrdr" take IMMATURE lnthe m"-timprovedsiy
ni he art. Pr!crs Il 30 aut upwards -
Mr. ] n'srNPTTirucr m the ar y OF many
yttIs-,ardug. II. wi,l ,unfanlsr every LIKENESS
ukruu his ,tilrry ~ 5e equal ~ hnishIud truth
funcss tpuuy taken the world.
Or Time torcbilircn, brtwr.nthe hours OF 10
/ ~ aud 4. "
~uhscTh,r woulc hrrrhr slrav. to STATE that
he rrpudlatrs entirely the Iock"yiuG system, ~
common among tagueuenns lllsprIcrsar- fixed
audalihough not so low tho>- al ,"me artists,
are no higher than wiiiruablrhm iu do iu-tlr, 10
H. wl',por TAX" picture, uu-
,rs~ hr cau puD hem up ia style worthy eth" ar
andit, professors J. NARsruN
Miniatures set in lorkets, breast pHs tuger
ring, andmrdallous iiso ,lkenesscs 81 'orps +
or drcrnset persons taken Nay u