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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-11-18
Rail Road.
Phil. Viii. aud Baltimore L. K TO.
SPECIAL RATES FOR THE TRANsPCR.
LIME, GUANO and MANURE.

SPECIAL RATES FOR THE TRANsPCR.
TATION OF
uuuC cuANn,n1 N.rvnD
~ 60, :,
"'" -Io''Heu') a"u !" 'uli car 'oads'
GEMS per ION per m'le.
minimum 'a'ePeLea, o'4 whcels
to'oun po""as) Sl.2o
"nee's (io 'ooo r""hos) xxi"
AM Genus per t"n per m'F'
minimum ralc, oocchis per ton
MANChE In iuil car londS, - cents
per ION per m'le
minimum rale per car ct
wheels. ,ooO po"nds,) xl.C0
owhee's' I4;ooo ponnds) $40
Lime ana manure 10 pe 'oaaed anu unItautd
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REMOVAL OF
J. Il. HEALD'S
WHOLES.ALE AND RETAIL
BOOK s. STATIONERY STORE,
REMOVAL OF

lSOSA \ SIATlOAERH SIOA<E,
Rag aud Paper Warehouse, Book Bmdery and
Blank Book Mumtmtory,
No. l27 Market 81, Wilmin gt0n, Del.
7NHE subscr Der is fully prepared to offer to
i the citizens of Delaware and adjoining Counties
more than ordinary ind ..ccm cnts to secure their
patronage.
The entire arrangements of his NEW STORE and
establishment have been effected with the design
and determination of being enabled to supply goods
in quantities either large or small with pronptncss
in good order, at the cheapest rates, and to
warrant full satisfaction.
The purchases of the concern made for Cash
in quantities. and at the Auction Sales thus ensur-
ing the lowest rates, and mt the same time
general assortment of goods than can be met with
in any single Book and Stationery Store in the arg
or cities
In addition to other facilities BOOK BINDERY
and BLANK BOOK MANUFACToRY, with new
improved tools. and additional workmcn. will guar
antec filing orders FIR Ruling and TOR the Manufac
ture Of Blank Books to any pattern with prom tness
chcaply. and in the best manner.
Without attempting to specify, particular atcn-
ton is called TO u full assortment Of the latest edi-
tions Of
Standard and New School Books,
Choice and late miscellaneous Litcra-
turc, Magazines, Periodicals and cheap
Publications, Juvenile Books of every
style and price, 900 volumes Of the Sun
day School Union Publications Blank Books
ready made Of all ordinary patterns, Wri-
ting, Printing Wrapping and Fancy Pa
per. Magistrates, Lawyers and other
Blanks. Staple and Fancy Station
cry in great quantity and in great
variety. &c &c.
Storekeepers, Traders and Teachers will he firn-
ishcl Mt liberal discount and CONSUMERS will have
their demands supplied at low rates. while our Gus
toners shall all be dealt with on the principle of
Entire satisfaction sale
loI respectfully invited to call and examine.
j. T. IiEALD
No l21 Market Street,
Der q, st. Wilmington. Del.
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IN OnlIIOR CURED OF THE
lO.UUUIIEANES. $4,000 cured OfCuu.h.

coils, di>irrinprr. &c.
D.7RLEF'S .iR.ABLIN HE.3PE REMEDY
is the only article that can b. relied upon for
the cure ofihe above complaints; il never fails.
Some persons have made IRON S25 TO $50 on n
horse bv FEEDING from three TO six packages.
II greatly improves the CONDITION Of the hors-
es, briggs of the oil rough coat and produces
one smooth AMI glossy. There are counter
frits-see the signature Of IIURD s. CO., 81
Maiden Lane. n. York. PRICE 25 cts. For
sale by VIM. II. Brown & Brother, Candy &
Hatch. [Jan II cow ~
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Philadelphia.
FURS! !IURS!!

ChN. u u nN.
SFLI.IN' OFF. Mt the old st MI. No SO Arch st.
- below "rl the who c stock OF FANCY FlRS
belong ns to the late and woll known firm of Souls
HnoTnEns. j. now being sold at rc,lucci prices in
or'lcr to cosc the tat. This is the best and arg
est a.so tm,nt OF Furs that he found and con-
ssts Of SABLE. MWrIy MI X, FirrH. SQUIRREL.
and al oth'r kinds OF ashonablc Furs in CApES,
FicroRINEs. CrFFs. MrFFs. &c.
Cali early and make your le;tons
DAVID II. SOILS.
surviving partn n OF late firm of Soils Brothers.
No. 81 Arch -. b TWEEN ID and ID St
Oct 9S I'm puJLApnLrIIIA.
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TIME rs ON THE WING.

UAll articles warranted to be ns rcccm-
n"n ted, nr no sale. dee 10
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Watches, Jewelry, &c.
e.. Nj. MUNSON l. RRO.,
CLOCK, WATCH, JEWELRY,
.A.ND H.7R[ETY STOI

Opposite tile Court House, EIkton, Nd
WHERE the following articles my he had
w together with great variety not L,r. .Ls
| meraled:
Watches, gold and s,l.Nnpkin Rings,
YER, from IS Ia $3.50 Scissors lInoks,
Gold Rings, Il large a,-Fineer Shields,
sorlneut, Coil Spccks,
Plain, Seal, Set, andsllver do
Comedian do. Alfalfa do
Enr-rnys, various rnt-C"nmon do
terms, Spectacle cases.
Gold Watch Seals, Fine rockei Cutlery, a.
8; Keys. great variety,
" g linnks, Fine English Scissors.
" - fob cl,ainskazo from % to 5 90
-" 6: Vest do. GO Strops, a god
d" =" Guard do article,
s. Meialons, TwerZers,
s Lnckcts, Key Rings,
" Crosses. Tooth 81 u.hes,
:: Watch Buckles, Nail do
O. Pens, Shaving do
" and Pencils, Cloihcs do
i" Shirt Studs, Hair do
3 Sleeve Buttons, Comb do.
6. Collar do. English and Iniia Evb,
Cuff Pins. her Dressing c,mhs
Coral Armcis, Long do.
g Necklaces, Pocket do.
Silver ThiInbles, Fine Ivory do.
Solid Steel. and open doPen Holders;
Silver, Albala and Brii-Sewing Birds,
tania Spoons, Silk Guards,
Silver Sonp Ladies, B ,ck Purses,
Butter Knives, P,rt Monnaes, an end
Salt Spoons, less variety,
Mustard do. Carpenters PrncifTy
Thermometers, Drawing do.
Emery cushions, Buckles for Cravats,,
shaving cream, Bead Purses,
do Soap, Violin Strings,
AccorIeons and In-Paper Weights,
structors, Match Saf-s,
Cologne and other Per Candle Sticks,
fumery, Card Baskets.
Table, tea, salt and des- Bopue, Holders,
sert Spoons. and ,nanyCoai Loops,
other articles,
Embracing the greatest variety of Fancy
Goods ever offered in Ekton, II of which WIZ
be sold at the lowest rates.
Watch cs and JeweIry Repaired
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JOurdan's AmmOniatcd
SUPER. PHOSPHATE OF LIME.

ID ECOMMENDED as equal if not superior
IL to Peruvian Guano, for Wheat; and
cheaper and more durable; for sale by
Sep tt JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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JOB HAlNEs. JESSE A. KIRK. s. b. STUBS.
Rising Sun Foundry, Stove Depot,


~ THE subscribers having on
SyGx- 9land, and arc constantly
easssIiStE Gssslistss< manufacturing an extensive
assortment ofPLOUGHS, Machinery and 9th
CIR castings of the best quality. Also on hand
a complete stock Of Stoves, Of their own and
Eastern manufacture. Such as Wood and
Coal Parlor and II numerous variety Of Cook
Stoves of the most improved patterns. They
have likewise on hand, and are prepared to
furnish at the shortest potice improved Horse
Powers, Threshers and Scparators of several
kinds, which for lightncss and durability, are
warranted equal to any in use. Also an ex-
tensive assortment OF right and left hand At
wood, Wisconsin, Wiley, beats, Cor Jersey
Bull,) Michigan, double mould board, } Rog-
er's Extending Point, Rich's Iron Beam, sub
soil and all other kinds Of Ploughs, straw and
fodder cutters, &c, all Of which they will sell
on favoroble terms, and solicit the patronage
of the public. Orders promptly attended to.
HAINES, KIRK Il STUBBS.
N. B.-The highest price paid for old cast
ings, ia cash or exchange.
Rising Sun, Cecil county, Md, July l Gm.
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GILK vELVETs yard wide, for Manilla:: r
! - sale cheap by L. BROWN, JE.
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Guns, Ammunition Il Fishing Tackle.
JOHN KRIDER.

W w " TNI.F'I'' f|ONfO eat
September 9. 1851
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-04-01
EARTHLY uoNoRs

A. uiiherc,A the primrose BY ihc gSer
A. ia,lelh summer sun from gliding foun.
tains,
,anishslh the liglt-blown bubble ever,
As meilelh snos upon The massy mountains,
80 uet., so yaulse,h, so Fades, SO wlthefs
The rose the shine, til. bubble, and the snow
OF praise. pomp, glor,, Joy which short life
gathers.
Far praise, vain pompi sweet giof!i nHi'l'
JOY,
TIC wilhcred primrose by the mounting r'fcr,
The faded summer sun from weeping loun'
t1In~,
Tie Iioh, blown hubble vanished forever,
The molten sno~ upon the naked mountains
Arr ~mbi~m.---thAt The treasures we ap lay
sson v,,hss, vanish fade and melt away.
fEfvari pc''sf if'0
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~ leans, H.. cures Cancers, Scadhead !" "
Swelling, Sores and Ulcers, of every !, Hlf
'o"' l'""' p '''''i E.7
The following 81 another instance m II,
toni.hing cures, which, Samuel Reynola. y a.
Ger Doctor, is oflccting. II those who =, a.
ilit;ed with this dreadiri disease (or ,rr al
are enumerated ahoycJ viii call upon NJ "ll
will satisfy them ircm the testimony :, g
sons Of the first respcctahiliiy, with WHOM, it''
can converse, that he ean and does do ii, a,e!
he promises. lie has cured several cas-. way
have been given up by the most cminen, '
titioncrs in the country, and IN shor, Us. rs
of time. His treatment Is mild and . ,''@
No one should continue to suffer wb,nN D,N
il 50 close ut hand:
NV ORLEANS, December II ,s,.
Dear >fr Permit me to express In -
warm thanks for the great benefit | ,,ss,. -,
from your treatment, and to say 10 Won ~,
am now entirely well. And, as il /, ,"'
which should add to your growing repn,,,.'
| think II but lust that the facts should ls''
muncatcd to the public louare, tb.refo,s' ,
liberty to make any use of thi, eerlie,a,s va va
ma, desire and, # persons visiting the ~.
who are afflicted rs was, should s,sh ~ w
quire further into the matter, an preu,,.a y, ~
-ail.fy them ot the truth OF my siaen,en,
7 ! had large cancer on the calf of M, .
and wns under the treatment Of the fart.
Dr. Gilbert lor eight months, when he :.
nounccd me cured. Daring this time. j .ua'',.
n ereat deal from his treatment. and maid a..
a considerable sum Of nancy For e,gb,a..
months after DR. Gilbert gave me up AZ eu,.s
kept a handngc on my leg as he directed nh,.
the cancer broke ont worse than ever /,
dislrcs, applied to YOU and am happy Ia =,
thar yuu nave effected cure IN shor, n.,,'a
Of time, without compelling me to wear b,ps
ayes. and with Tar less pain.
can be found at the corner Of Natchez ana
New Leyee.
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Local AdteTiise III "'N
, FRESH ARRIVAL CT NV toopN'


......-- -. a. .r,,ts
l. W hthN ~ "'' " -, az.
having entered 'n ''i'''' 49,.
Dry Goods huHnFe-' are NO" 'F'''''-
stand Northwest corner ~ ~, ~, Tel
go Marshall on" ~ tis iAfs'-' "''u
STOCh or nOODS
ever brought 60 this market II b. mpos.''''
20 enuueratu all of The ARTICLES "r N"'r 'H
haud. but wc d,.r. tn -ay isA words 'o eur
friends. aud nt-t 60 i'.e
LAUiEN
We would inform uc ao.,e ih'i 'h l1'
selection Of rUf s'F.a. SO. h''e '-i .H CSC
particularly 30 irrir b'uyit, aHl th.ae ll,t
will be- much pleased ",ib our elections ~"
l.sorimcuis of muslin de lWnes, sil@-' g.
embrace variety OF choicest at,-s
br.c.ue the per{ finest Geo thc cheapest article.
We nave choi,c assortment "l hgnn'''' con
H-'ing OF esea t'fi.i} Ah" '.''f','.E W..
.,ii,, "a ,.,.,,.,., ..,,r .,oek
.rNytE,jJN. aOnDS
a.. s..',,. ,..a,tp,,.tt of GENTLE.
,''-'.,. ,.,..,.t.,.., ,,f ,,er, ari..',. u.u.
..t... .,...7- ,,f.. btu,l.oni.
''
pr,nv mann ,JoyUj\G
,........
.uiltNr inr 7PuHk an9 N""ii"'
e"A.@ 900 A,l'1 PAM 49,, =
'',A'' "e- W. nav, ~" ''i'' ''
~
N"lr~Sln. l'rH", " n''e p''''i '''
le8h"fn' t.uhn.hi "e % ,.,,e
N""fn '.Np n''' .t,. a..
'''''''' 49, ''''''' ~ '..,...,n.a
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SELECTED j)cetr y.


ny uurs Hrvrnipct'
~ s,ood alone the storms Of lilo
Had riycn cvory Ne
And one by one, Ike summer h""er''
lie saw his kindred de
u. s,ana beside molhef'- grave,
While tear drops wet the sod
Then rai,d he eyes 10 Heaven and SAID
THY vii be done, oh God
liz Gather bowed beneath the weight
OF lll- he conld not hrage--
r. grief ,hey laid him down TO sieep'
nesiac the mothers grave
Vth i3a.liug heart She orphan hoy
cluna to his WFeiched lfe'
And launched alone bis If'cnd'es' D''i'e
Upon sea Of siliie'
The soul Is love he could not stem
Eanh'seycr changing tide
Without some hope for ~hrh ta h'o'
some holy star TO gu'de'
A,a,o His hear, be elaspeA form
Of tonicrnes' aud lnt''
And home ono, more o. sembhHec s'''a q
Of angel bands above.
oh. who could mar scene bk' iD+t
Who had heart To- feel
Wha, earthly serpent, rl'biss-'3
On such an Eden slca''
The templer came niemforne'
n conquest is ihine o"ni
And household gods are scattered now
Where bsu hast reared ihy throne
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Marshall Srfff Lftson, Tfras.
IOlfN SABINE, hayingpcmancnily iocai"d
- mths CITY Tor the parposc OF doing reg
glar Dyp Go0ds and atoctrG business would
.all the attention of the citizens OF tass and
adjoining counties to hIs large and extensive
stock ct Dry Goods and Groceries which have
lately been purchased IN New iork and Ne"
Orleans Planters aud country merchants are
requested to eall aud examine my stock, which
embraces Dry Goods large assortment Snd.
dies, BRIDES, hardware, crockcry ware, hHis,
"a large and fine assortment of Ladies, boys and
pcut'ruans shoes, etc, etc.
GROCEEIES.- Bacon coffee sugar shot
aud powder, maids tobacco, whisky, salt, Sc,
which vill be- sold as low rs any house in this
city. Also tagging and Rope viii be Turn
r.iod TO planters on customary terms.
Feb =. l~J3. ~
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trRFD NIi\ROE q cos One Pric
\ sure, No3 Naga4 ne street, corner OF
Graser
~, would inform our friends, and the pub
D, In general. that our present stock OF
IIoih,ne. Furnishing Goods, &c,
.. upeun.urd in extent aud beauty by that OF
Los, other establishment ~ the tmted states
40 b., convinced vi tins statement It - only
.....-..r,. Cd, CAD and examine Our immense
s.Ie- ar, brought about by the simple laei
s,ur knoWu, that the prots Sc place upon
.,.nd, q. uniformly low, and the quaity oi
.t.h article Is guaranteed what ID is represent
ed TO be. Perfect satisfaction - What we am
Al IN dpahu. witb cur customers.
All our clothing Is manufactured at our IS
iahL.hmeut Nc. AL Broadway, Ne" ORR.
under the immediate superintendent OF one
Ut our firm. who spares no pains ~ securing
the most desirable styles OF goods. II Is win
tine fullest couiidcnto Of being able to give
.aiI, Meuon. :tat ", invite All WAC may be IN
,y4nt at aulc,, 90 our line To call and exam
me 1ur as-urtnont.
Th, following s only partial l,-, ut artl-
Uirst
Fr.el and Dress Caa's-fr and Eng black
cloth dfJ-. and lrock coats, do blue brown
mulberry, and green cloth irecks, do dc h'act
brown, mulberry, oH't. asa soiu'" prov" II
cloth pulkss l'r and Eng black aud fancy
eoIored cloth "aiSne e""'' 'lIis'"la ,u'i
.ne" -Nt sac, Ff'"s' I'' t,. ,l"'' ad ,,n ""
''A' ''o'" -. III, r,,,, .up,r.
A.. .,J c,n,', ,...l.,-,J yyalk,no cont.
"''' ,',., n,,.J and silver ora, .n..
~, r5'l MI Iin. h,n,9 and
''' ~ ',,J 81 ,,t. A, lIr,
-, X,l.,..,. .a, ,.,,st. ,
|''""' "" t...5 f,,, s..
"'' '''' -. IA .I..,b and h,.,.,
.'H,'' az -, H.. III ,,,a.-,;,,'
waning '"', ''' ''''+
f'e'' ''' '.'" "''"'''t ''''' W.
"''' ''.' F.n,,t .,o,,e,,. ll,. Lr.n
and .,-,. .s.. and paletot. do dc extra long
.,t foods r, .r,ond ou.I.n.. th,rd
u..I.t. ,.,I.,r,1 .,,.. and pal,,oi.
- ...,.. A. E.,.,,J Am,r'n tvr,d
t.-.. .,,,4.,.t- ii, ,ln b,ul..,.,fd.
a4..'...l...
p.,......,..,. I.l....L ..I.tb ,l,.,L. ,,er,
-.
.r#...... l.....'l i,..,. ..,,I,,,. and rat.
torn ALSO ever, .4r,,, .ud ,usHl, pf p1uh-
Mae,
a,urmeu., FURNISHING Gp4i, Linen and
cotton .nr,-. all guaHar- chccs and cotiou
A.kon sud might Shirts. al qu3lnc, ALI
wool md super nhhrd ,'Hr's sHofc. mern"-
COTTON. la-Is thread .Hd t1nnc' SHIRTS socks
81 oe. quality
h.a', amt th43rp', Cfo'bne.
t.....t.i.s ..i no,a,. I..-...rA. i.rs.f..
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Wines 4 Liquors.
BARGAINS.
0Nh. n MO 1NE

4 RE now OF, ming at the store lately occu-
y pied by VIM. G. Truhue, largo as,ar,.
men, of Dry Goods, consisting of Silks, Barcgc,
Muslin, Jaconer, English French, and Amen.
can prints, embroidered Sleeve, chcmisellcs,
berlin, Silk. aud Kid gloves, and a large variety
Of fancy goods trunks boots. shoes, hats,
ladies', misses, and children shoes ,addlcr,,
hardware, cutlery glassware, ndcrockcry ware.
4 l. s. ..
\ large assortment Of Grocertes and S'apie
Goods, which they will sell low for cash tall
ana see.
81 1sre-' Ariil 20 1853 j.
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~ VI HRtltIks.
i IS BROOKS
Lack out for Bargains!

-. nus undersigned would INFORM the
- citizen. Sc Harrison, C1ss, and UpSlur
ronnlir., and the public generally, chat be has
On hand "a largo and well selected assortment
orDry Goods, embracing every variety and
sfylc usually found IN Dry Goods Stores
which he is prepared to dispose of on the mott
aeea amodaime terms. jefferson - place
where DR., Goods are sold %, the lowest rates.
and the sub.criaer will sell as cheap IA the
cheapest He {. satisfied that his assortment
mud rr.e4 wil satisfy all uho may wish Ia
pnria.c GIVE hin call and satisfy your
selves. a~ he takes plea~urctn showing goods
whether p,rsou- purchase vt not
As soon ia the navigation opens he VIII
haye a Hrrr assortment of groceries, Of The
reception vt which he wli -lyc dur notice
T.. VI. GRAHAM
jefferson, Jan. +, le1t. ~
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CHARLES prCKCHT

NHIONiBLE moor ANb NHpE uthFR
>onth west corner of ihe puhlit sqHnral
L. EEpS constantly on hand large assori.
N ment of ladies and gentlemen boot, and
shoes, Of his own manufacture also good
supply of sole aud upper leather for ~aIe.
From his long experience and close attention
To the business be- hopes to have continuance
Of that patronage heretofore so literally be-
slowed ON HIM All order, promptly attended
to, and work warranted.
Nov 80, 1888 Missy
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J,lferson Ad,ertist menus
MEDIC Al. \D1lt T..


ENERhI. dealers In Dfs t'oods' hr'~'-
u ,,ss Drwes, outs, Pants, Dpd"pA
n tpioc GLASS, ~, de.
t,rocer3.. and naegu and lsopt furnished
TO planters ON accommodating terms
Also Receiving, Forwarding aud Nommis-
sion merchants. nnilas street, Jefferson, Texas.
Feb. IL. l~Jt. ~
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pLI\TER'S not l. l..
TYLER Texas

Tyler, Texas
ups T. VI ASH, ROi 1, PRorRfETRrw
$50 THE auder-igncd would beg leave
nj. ia inform her friends and the public
...ii. generalh. that she is now prepared 20
''.,..,,gt,,,.i,te All Who ms, favor her with thor
o,irounrc. Her table wiil always b. -uppl',d
,,,,b NJ best lhc coanip affords. The cob.
nary Department vUi always Boo under hcr own
fp,nrd ate supervision, aud from long Sl'fi-
enc, .be iaitcr. herself that she can please NE
most Ci.idons Her rooms are e"nl"fih.i !,
aud neatly furnished. She ha- splendid
~,sb.e canysn,eal To- ,se lloiel, vhI,h Is amply
.pppl..J w.tb good proseuior and attentive
osilor. ~ ,a|n- w.'i he pared o. r.,h'' neg
onc-ts. Sic .oItlis a Share 90 public pal
tounge
Jul, 30 iSi3. -
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'' "'D''' EVANS. GREGG. & KEY


TIUIIIINH 7 ~. ~ ~ >.
ALFRED MCNRoE q CO > one frc
y Sure, No 81 Naga4 ne street corner OF
GraNier. "A
We would inform our friends, and the pub
lir tn general thai our present STOCK Of
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Paper Warehouse.

DIAPER Of every description furnished to
! order, at very short notice.
\. b. Agents for J. D. McCreary's fancy
colored, book, and news printing Inks, at NsN
Nors prices.
v3n1Jy HENRY l.. POTTER
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HENRY l.. POTTER
ARCADE HOTEL,
Magazine Street. Nem Oriean1, beiTeea
Grdditr and Matches.

IL W RS =, Proprietor
1Nlli Proprietor respectfully informs his ifiend'
and patrons and the public generally thai lhr
well kunwn and popular establishment has been ihe
ourhlv renovated the gast season. and newly ninrh
ed throughout \ large esieption OF room has hreh
obtained by the proprietor renting the adpining Qc'
ton of lp building which viii enshl. ha IL acrcH
mediate much larger number OF customers than iia
Aintrf
No expense has been spared by the Proprietor 70
enable hun 10 u"fit 60 tinuancr 81 the rrnefnT
patronage hs has herrino-r rrcesci md even ~
erun wil. h- made by himself and ASSISTANTS to ',n
der The solonrn OF his guests not only comofiah'
but agreeable
or One great convenience u Tins hoici T., iHa'
meals rnn be had At almos, NIL honrs. JAN ~
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rhWARD THOMPSON. WILLIAM l.. AhhAl
rEHOMPSON, ALLEN, & co, UhoasaI
Gfceers, and Dealers IN choice Wines anu
Liquors, Nos q and 90 Common street. wv
Orleans.
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~. W E1us NJ .


WILSON, DiDE, IL co,
Northeast corner OF the Public Square, OPP.
poste tine Planters IIotel)
I'VE undersigned having formed partner
l ship IL the mercantile business, beg leave
TO inform the public tia, they have ON hand a
good supply Of tail and Fanny DRY Goods
Hardirarr QuesasW1 r., Dc and expect soon
to add largely to their present stock
We intend offering unusual inducements ia
the way OF purrs as Wcl ns goods, aad shall
be- pleased to have }ou call on ". that wc may
convince you it Is your interest to give u~ o
liberal share OF your patronage Hoping Co
merit all We ask, Wearc
Your obodient servants,
JAMES u. WILSON,
LEE W. DADE
Mt-sldL JAl. I, 1891. nelly
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4 MANUFACTURERS aud dealers IN
II BopN Nanos. Rrugans, Hais, Caps, ETC.,
Nt~o Panama, Lcghorp, Nran, and MARIAN
HaN, No 10 Magazine, between Canal and
Cournon sts, New Orleans And NJ 10
Blackstone street, Boston.
From our Houses at New Nork and Roeton,
We are constants receiving fresh supplies of
the above Goods
Country Dealers are invited to call md cs-
anime our extensive stock.
Ipril q 1853 "
- O. NELSON x co, COMMISSION uer.
'. chants, New Orleans
5. O. Nelson New Orleans. T.. Rank smith
New Orleans II. {. Walker, memphis, Tenn,
late Cashier Branch Union Bank } T. a. Mel.
son. Athens. Ala "a n2
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FRANCIS ARNOLD


IIORATlo d HEWITT, (succe..o, :.
l Tyler HEWITT rIANo FORTE Asnuu.,
DEALER. ~ Camp street. New Orleans H..
always on hand one of The largest and mo-,
complete selections of Piapo Fories in III,
southern country. all of which are GUARANTEED
a. good and perfect Instruments Agents 4,
the sale of \. SrupAGT q Co.'S New Yo,.
Pianos
These rianos are celebrated for fine ou,g,,
of tone. purrne~s Of Sound. and for neat ma
beautiful finish Of exterior Workmanship an5
are considered hy the profession and c.npe,ort
Judges, 10 he the finest Pianos made IN tho
l'urrd States Decentralization is requested
10 their splendid Srtpcutine pattern with Pear
keys, which Is considered one OF the finest nov
made.
HALLErr, DAVIS CO., celebrated no,ro
pMSns, Is, Ut, Ct, and ! octave pic,oM plano
Forirs, from the factory of "Pleyel CO..
Pans, also paunus, Scmi-Grand and Grand
Pianos from The siine house.
om Pianos taken IN exchange and par, pa,
mpnt
GUITARS. from the house Of Hall Il Son.
Spanish and French patterns, sc. Nlolins, IN
Hrse quantities. Mpodcpn- Srraphines o.,
gnns. Flute lafioGelics Brass Instrument.
Of all kinds. sioilntclo~ Banlos. strings for
all Instruments and musical merchandise Of all
descriptions. Wholesale aud retail.
Sheet Music oi all klnds--music received
from the North 10y every steamer. rs soon q.
puhllsh,a church Books, Instruction Book,
sc.
Particular attention Is called Ia the large aud
offensive selection Of Arrofdpun, md Fluflnas
which is the most complete ard perfect selec.
ton of these beautiful instruments ever offered