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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-15

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- Oanewstp'5 Dru9tcDr perrpaltete, bat Gem
Bunfbe Finer pisltn Srsunpe entIproben uno in
piGeer pen frnen sBeen 3urGdaefebrt um leiue 3pgl
10 punoerbar rutrttnpen uuo ttiebttn 9Rco5inen
nS 6 bputoer uno Re ne n men I
nun jnm Iueen atItr QSelt ins 63rcse 3u berSttn.-
@r bat gu bieism 3pcds Den 9rcBsn SatCn in bSr
OeofllcIusbalIe In Qasntopn stn9erihtet, NO CT I'M
6rcBtn uuo 8tiuen tintn Runosn a6partrn mro.
Sur 9cqaemtbttit olrIa6tu BAT CT glisocrIa9sn in
alien lpotbeten uno ben orSgeren Stcbrs i'm 9anrc
trrlhte rpc oiefslben Irttc, oa6 pulpsr nit tinsr
si9enb6no9cn llnterbrift ocriebeu uno oas Ointment
NIT ftuem Stc9sl uno Bib uno lcinem glamen ius
Stas etn9tblasu 6bt, unpsrfdllbt uuo M ben eleihu
preIeen GrbGIteu pcrren Fam ruie bier. Dettcren
une dlocre bic tins bsniittd in 9ro6eu S-uontita.
ten 9ecrauthen, merotn audi bet 9finoen beoicnt.-
Sstnem StsbpuIpsr bat er unie:sm @auntp 81 G1ren
zen glamen
LEHIGH CATTLE POWDER
]c9e6cn uno cmpfIblt cs aan, becuosrs peeen siner
isocm auceru Gdttle 4SoipSer feblenosn 9rrgeu
Kraft Die es auf Die Seroauunasucre;eua ausit6t,
wcourtb b 9roBc& & erluIt pcn gutter,
neltbes bei oer 9epSbnltbsn Sdusruus nibt psroau:
ct miro unO bstannrib d6tr orsiabtd prcJeut, atlc
fhier oar Die bGlfs ausmacbt 9erettst uno Icmit in
SteiIb, SGtt, YRltb uuo Butter psrpauoet miro. bic
einsu aus9cj,idDuet fsiuIn Stlbmad ha6en. lIe6cr
Die IlVlnOun3 Sur l6ettuu9 ptribisoensr Rrantbei:
ten fnolt man pcue @rIiuterun9 in ben bSnobias
pslcbs srer Ser tei9ctt9t Fno. Ssin
NERVE AND BONE LINIMENT
bat Fb ais uud6ertrsffEitb srtpititn tsi fammtbcn
RustGL uuO GjatntatrGnfbeittn, ruie &errtuFunecn,
8Grtauhur9cn, SbptnOe, &beumatiSmus, 8Gtsn:
uno Slitsnfbmsr3cn, Sroit6euItn, ba6 bSis Ding
Rtbt (Sauncr) GoIit, Darm3itbt uuO gang bsirn:
oer5 3ur Stirtuu9 Der 9srpeu uno gRuStsln nab
eer 9Beil anscwtnost mic t6 ber ictsn 9rtct tei:
9cte9tc 3ltta la9 0tncuj0en, weltben Isias SRtoi:
iiutn nGb ntbt 6etanut inc, nro Elm einji9!r Ser;
futb io9}n paS fe iinb, nimtlcb bic udeihitcn unb
wertbpCQiten 6ausmtttt fir ollie StSnos uuo rpirS
msinc Msoijuiu Su ciutnl oausmtttSl MAIDEN in ic:
Der 5omilie. YreiG 25 SIS. eG6 Stit-5 fir einsn
Sbater BET
6. 9. Strner, NQentcmn,
uno lsuen I9tuten.
Sanuor D. 1886. nql5
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-15
SUM- 25.
l)fnnCplDanta gr0btwerke,

30. Sc Nra e., srtihrn her 2tsn auo 3ten,
(ssseHa0lr etr &rsao Sro5O
95bitGSclr Jta.
Gtetsn, 8itbtes, SancFetea, 9rwottnfr DraEt
bon ierer 9lrsfprme uuo 9gei!c, iammt alsr
grtsn semenen unp fSues Crotts2lrteitrn.
Shpsre estpltts Dri5ie ilir GunfrnrJinser
!ROS(m, Sanp uno Crawl Sietsn; S7ptwmas
a:rsDrabt; Gylineer mo Dano9s 9sGrlen, tsrcdl
auf bic bette WaRier; Drabt unO Jsn'orit.r.
Gin Isbr SurSagli3cr SrtttI iJr ihwere 0isi'
isr Slsbsn-,pte aud aae Scrtm Gii.ner3 DUIt
uap SiCbeu.
GapiiF, DarbD s 2Dnu.
GsEtsmter 3. 1856. n13Dt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-15

6srrsn 6 @pausuno atIon:- Gs &c:
nibrt mir Die bSbits SrsuoS, Cab tsno;brihti9tu
81 tSnnsn, oaj mir ss ocr bsihdetuotn SuotSt Der
Gitbtrbtt5;Siittn Sts ilb pcr stu3sn gRcnotsR rcn
Cub tdus. u psroanten baben, oOB nit etnIn 9rcs
Gen &bsll unI,rer Sumetcu, 8d;bsr, 9aperen, etc.,
rsttstsn, pstbs in G5sn5r tauotn btt Dem 5Iuer an
Dem 8Mitloo ptase, am NHcr3an bt6 llt'n IPrtlt
seriiSrt ju psrosn.
G8ina mir in @straht ;jtben, boG bisf! Niitcn in
bsm 4nn Stct ot5 Gjs6Suot6 gUarln, pdtbes ruir 6t
pobntsn, uno ba5 fa lpittrhin in osn toaufn bIr
brsnnsuSIn Seuincn bu06iiEttn, alIEuc bic oiei ic
srcS mar, oaj Die mejin9u2n piatttn 9efbmcc" 'ino,
70 tSnuen mir nitbt umNjn Die @r6attun0 unfcrcr
rpsrt6pcGen lsaartu. a6 ubtritu1tnoes 32u3nig ans
suftbsn, eaG Gure Giitsn 9injlidb 5tusrfsit ,o.
SRit 5rsuosn msrOtn mir tieidtCn GtfbiftS:9tus
ten, ais cine itbtrs 8eI:bueuna 9e9tn Seuir autn:
pfsbtsa. 6esrye 10. 5tmons unS Comp.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-15
whttaNtlphio. Npril a. 1856

pbttabrlp + / q, 2rprit II. 1856.
Serrtn evans uno QB otIcn:- Sbnt
Sptifst miro Et S6utn tit0 tin iu crfahrcn, ba5 b
miin 8ub, poGiO pcn &lrlbTuna, 0Ttiltottn
ron Stct, uuo onotrt wGrtbYcUe Documents, an
fsetcn Srsitao aS id Ole pcn tbrer Srmd ctrrtt9te
SitbrbsitS:Stiits SFnstt, in 9Htsm 3utonoG fauc.
Da id ruu5t9 ba5 Dieittte Der f9Dr 9ro5en loigl
nus9cet mar, rvstdes oaS ,,2trtiian 6s6SuHe" ser:
ffSrte, uno Ga Id tpu5ts ha5 if pom 3fu Stct ber:
aSsefaltn mar, 70 tOnnts ib, pcr eer GrENuuua unH
Sufpettien oes 5nnern uur w3uia 6cfinun9 ha6eu,
SaS Der Snbat lptlben i'd ctnt YCn ID hehsm 18Irtb
fistt ftrnsrbiu ncb ir1sno QGtrh fIr n,th t5ij6ln
fSnuts. u ostr ojtF! 8tfirhtuno'n otHttthcr
95siIt Gb auSsrs aU5Uit,u. 70 fihI id 6 ols u,,s
ne paIibt a,9sn Sjs. Wtinhlib Nln S2t-orb ibrlr
,Stitsn Allen oniIsH,vf5(,u, Nth! fp'rfjh a10'n
btsiss far6terltbs Gttmtnt N:IhHer II t'nminfhIn.
ESmarS G'aaFtq, @uhtrccr.
-@sR1nri1 auf 0anN. wotlrt Wu!ptr OteG:
fefte ShlS6cr hir 8anstu, Scbrs, Il. {. IL.
2tprit 80. 1856. nal
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-15
9fCue Sitter.

SO. 25, GBsit ounritcn.straGs, Staentauu,
IN jest nit einsm neucn unb aus9sjei4nrten Stpd
Der I4Snten, beItsn unp neumpptsitcn
SGten, Sappcn unb nllrn 2lrtrn Srit6<
lin9sz mb Spmmer<Siiten.
srrIetrn, unb beIrttcn Serfauirr lire Sitter 3u 70
biaiacn preiIrn, ais ie in ben SseitaOtcn nIcrcr
Union Srrtauft wcrpcn f6rneu. Str Strd ii
jcBt gang neu unp bic 9trtitcl in tGrcm SADIE tTns
nsn ni6t an S6Gnbrt, Site unp Siaigfeit ibers
trpifen prben-pnp pa Fc Zen etnJgcn ooatIn.
bigrn Suts, JSapyens unp Gurs5tobr in rtrlcr
stabt balten, 70 tann man ltd parauf vcrIa6cn,
paB ie ale Su pdni6snpe artitcl in ibrsm 6a6e
britanptg gum 9erfauf baIIen. Sore Siiten uno
Sappen fno mciitcns pom ibrer cissnrn 5atrita'
ttun. unp prr pon ibnen fault. wirn fh ME les
trpacn inten.
GS- sic linb bantGar fir bsbcr geuciI'ne titc.
rae 8unpIAaft, up bcRn HuT ftrufren .}iprUd
eridtcn mp oui etnsn 3upadNs per 0'cnucr
2llicntnun, Gpril g., notp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-15

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iinttrFi6usts tsOtnt itb oLsf,s GjIE9sublt ittncn
Sreunpsu uur siuem 9isbrr!n plt'tnm Oajuig9En
oaB CT lsin Gsibift nod tmmtr on Itlnsal often
Gtaneplase in SbnltsptIs, g2cr0 'GGbsttbaI SaUn;
fbip, estba Gauatr, fcrt6strsitt.
0aS SutIhenmnter=GcI
rpiro in allsn osgsu usrfbisetnen 5ps9en, ou rir
febr 9rcgarti9e gStit bstriSbln. Ut miro ou3;tt
sum @srfauf auf panO boltsn, Notr ouf &ItsIIuu9
perftrti9en:
SmnituIss, 9uB3tts, RSiecs, 8ancy gGSDan,
3p6apays. Sarrcu&es, GorrY.Ql5, Jorfs
g6d3en, Sulties, etc. ETC.,
fur; ole SubtnGrts Die i'm aew56ntihen Ge6rouh
fRo, netbe 70 fbSu uuo bauerbaft itin loutn ais is
irssnb frnitruO i'm Staot 9sn,osbt rvsron tSnuen.-
Sctn Sct ruiro immsr stn icttber iIin, r baB ME;
nano fsbIsu fam psun CT OnrUf UNI Su taufsn, un
Sefrisbist gu psrosn.
@t6litten! gt1litteu ! S66iittcn !!
CT piro aud isosrSsit wsnn tts rebte Scjt ba III,
zines ber IdSnittn, pcblfltliien uno boutrbafeIsn
IFOrtsmsnts S6lttten ouf oauo bolttu, bic in bic:
fem Gaunp ariutrstn it, treIbG CT alIe an ben rE:
ten Yrsissn atftesn mirr.
9as @rptIhnttet= =0ei0Gft
rpiro audi in alien begtn pirlbilcnu 3psj9tu &c:
triebsn, uno Ct psrpribt in GlItn .oinibtGn ocllG
Yshtsbluna fir Die tbm anvertrautG Irbttt 9ebtu
Su tSunsn, uno ipar on Den olIsrnttNri9tn YrERIn.
Stidarbsi t. sur &utibsnmatbsrtj 28o9In:
mabsrsi uuo Sbmieoersi sebErCno, miro kbr rintt:
lid, fbueu uuo bouerbaft osrrttbtct.
ate Subrpsrts msrosn im 2(ustaufb fir
ucus un9encmnen, uu0 nOfdr Gin rtbnniPt9er 9rGtB
ertaubt.
BsJ" Da ct nur Die Gsitir uuo 9tihidteitln III:
better, bic srbaen perbln tEuntu OntslIt uno ttuc
1rtltd nur aus Den btitcu 9RattrtotGn unter ttuer
Ci9tnen Guffdt psrflrti9t wtroen, 70 tann ct cbnS
\ ,Sssrn fdr ftine Qrbstt out tebGn.
" St III oantbar fir ti6btr gtno Cns Gunrfbehunt
boTt frnsrbtu isiuEu 2ntbEit pGr Gunlt oI6 Yutlt:
tuuls ourb 8tIi9tst, YdnttIidttit uno 9nts unf
ltbSns ar6eit fitb jujujebeu. &uft cabtr an unC
ii6srjsu9t Sud lstbt pcn Der 9SobrbtIt ct5 Gtd9Tn
Sa ruff ON uno er III prrFbsrt 1tIS VcHttmm'u Be-
ttsci3su Su tSnnen.
SpnatAAkScB.
SUM- 25. na00
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-15
llERRINGS SAFE
AGAIN
THE CHAMPION.

Die stu9t Sif. (fSutrfsits etrns Sits.) mcltbs in
iSctm 5au ibrcu lYurmtliben 5ubott bst cen
neulitbtu 9rc5cn 6euersGrtutsn 6stpabrte.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-15
Si6er6eit8> Rtiten.
pic SaiamauOsr SiberbeitJ aiften non
philadelphia grsen pie fl1eIt
evans nnb gantfp II,
WbtlQOetpGio a, ltprit IL:

Sbus 9t9ln pa8 psrbeerlno| G'ImEnt. Paa 03uI
fino:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-15

inttrSsbuete esOtcut Tb oLgf,r @!te9eubllt itt0en
Sreunpsu uur eiuem 9tsbrt!u putlitam OajuiGj9Gn.
oa5 Ct su Grfbift ncdj imm!r on rjnsm often
Stauepase in G6nttspiut, 9cro:8bsitbau SOun:
ibip, esha Gauute, ftrtbstrsiUt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-15
St0pp'8 lpOIFeIlem Sa0rBcI6z 2

OIUFF IVVIIEIFHI ISNNTBVIV@SIUVTI
So 35 SBst bomttCn.Stro8s. 2tumcpn.
81. 81. Cine 9utrfahrcnI nonr fam NrtIit or.
baltan pcuu tct llutri,ithn,ttn rcrQ,rrchrn miro.
&0GUilljs fam Elm crNtunchts NNSN;htn fir oaus:
!rtsjt Gins S',Ue blttr riru - icgl'tb pcrirriht.
1Iirt,un 2 rt2uhir g. rn3n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-15

@si esm Sranbe ots 2trtifou
G't0iuoG5 in philadelphia, on
10. UoriL nuo in ncm 9rrfsn
SCutr in Ger 90orttN!rohr, am |.
9Rat 1856, crhlslt tis Gthts per.
RING ga ft unbI,bictNt : Dtl
,Snpsltu rem @9cr0t N. Simcus
,unp Yrurtr rir Pihgr, ,poric.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-15
0SaOvreics) GcucS !
6erbf Gtnfauf !

WV pN% wv" ~ Sk+btNHI :
Der untrr,ei6nrts it icctrn ppn Der City su.
rif9cfebrt nit ensm ipISnptm ANprtement nruer
g8aarrn, wrl6e in Srrbinpuns nit psnsn prl6r
i6on fruter erbaltm marpen, cine iebr srp6e
Nuawabl Der fcl9enpen Sitter ausma6sn:
Stiefcl nnb Sc6mbc.
Saltlrberne, &ip unp srote MannS Stisfcl unb
SrClnns DO DO DO ftir Jtnaten
Gcn1reg Wannslisiet no @itcrS.
Dad cnsIiitr Wanicr scmaAte S6ubr, Stpsms,
SrforO 6ics Snabens unO &nosrzStrfel.
gaOieS' Gltprs, 2apiss' So S9naritieiel unp
Susttn Mtfss unp &inberIGube. Gums BON
allen Scrtsn.
0ite nn6 &appeu.
Scetsn erG0lten, cine feline Auswabl BON WU ;
lestin, Seire unp SruI6 Sitsu. Sin srpbes
AlIrrkmsnt BON JtpFutb unp psi6sn oiiten fir
Nidnuer no &inpsr. 0Ialfrte, Gu6 unp 6ancY
jtappsn, ppn Der neuee MRope unp Iebr biuis.
SrunfS unb SSaliicS.
Gin srpser Sorratt uen nit gtriituB trihta'
1cnen leprrnn mp SstuA GrunfS unp Sdlties,
GNrprt Bags II. /. 10, bIltS gu Usrtaufcn am
wrbieicu ,.llnton S6uba unp Sut Storr," Np
II 2Sst 3amItpn StraBc, ALentopn.
@IiaS 0tcre.
Sept Il. 1856. ra3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-15
OaS 8utIlbenmnrter- -0jci0Gft

fur; alIs Subtmtrts Die i'm eem66ulNGn G5e6roud
fRo, rpelbs 70 fSu uno bautrbaft tin loutn, ais s
irssno fcnNruo i'm Staot 9smotbt psrotn tSnnen.-
Scin Stct rpiro INNER sln icther iein, r baB ME;
mano fsbleu fam ruenn CT OnrUft UNI Su t0ufen, un
ksfriphin1 ~, p,,rSsp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-17

r New ORLEANS March IS, 1856
Gentlemen have the honor acknowledge the receipt Of
your letter. and thank you fore very kind in which
You pleased express appreciation of my services in
nection with the Great Northern Railroad entirely dn
cned to resume duties which the lessons of experience have
shown bese with difficulties the nneneeta has prevail
its Board Of Directors for the past eighteen months
nued, and which but regard injurious 10 lis for
tunes. IT, .
willing meet your Wishes and comply with any
mand upon my time humble services that will promote the
public interest It due you however, stockholders
of the Company well as to strict cando founded the
vctions Of experience be explicit in defining my position
the motives that will Influence my acceptance Of appoint
mont OF a Director They follows: ~
FrstThe remodeng Of the present Board the selection
of citizens Directors entirely with reference their
willingness any and every cooperation in sustaining and
carrying into practice that policy which will poec: every inter
est, and most speedily build the road.
secondTo elect citizens vino only entertain enlightened
and liberal views what ought he the policy of
public work. but who will promptly and firmly resist all and
every attempt render it subseryie Of local ard individual
terests. -
ThirdTo retain Mr. Calhoun Office his perfect acQuaint.
ance with the affairs of the Company appreciation OF
wants. added to his eminent executive Qualifications will
his services Of great usefulness if aided and strengthened by
the co operation of an efficient Board Of Directors.
AS the largest proprietor of the private shares Of the Company
am naturally Interested in preserving them from sacrifice
which persuaded inevitable if its affairs different
y directed and views this subject have been fully
pressed in series Of letters recently addressed Gov Wick
life and now in the hands of the public.
The generous and liberal tender Of your support, which
gratefully appreciated, entities you my views, frankly
pressed. This have DONE aud without here intending
mpeRch the motives ectitude Of others The desire upper
with is to witness public works going ahead and
others perform this achievement without any participation
my qualification will be essened When witness New
Orleans elevated in rank other cities by the possession
great highways theaer for enterprise will be expansive
broad enough satisfy all desires hopes and expectations
| am, with great respect, yours faithfully,
JAMES Ronn
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q MEIIICHAMPE-A Legend Of the San.ee.
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Consumption Durable.

"a
Consumption is daily carrying of its thousands to premature
which might be cured prevented entirely if the proper
remedy and regimen made Of That remedy is
BEACfI'S BREAST IMMINENT,
with directions regimen Persons who naturally weak
and delicate about their chest and almost 10 contract dis
Of the lungs upon the slightest cold those who bleed at
tbs lungs throat who in any way predsposed to IL
either by the formation Of their chest hereditary cannot only
the formation of the disease but strengthen their
stuon until they robust any It not rem
edy like the thousand and cough yups that every day
brought before the public that keep nauscated with
their sckenng poons derangng the stomach and digestive
gans The Of the Inment the contrary strengthens
the lungs and stomach gives better appetite makes you
feel better all the time you using and stronger chest
expanded larger you breathe free and easy
Of STOPPING posture you become erect and fact feel
like person. For sale by
E. D. BEACH,
Druggist and ApothecGy,
mil 2p6tSWlt corner CGsonhouse and Cbartre streets.
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Slsa )fIsalls ailp Grfstsllt.
EsllaE. Js1UEsJaE. or New ORLEANS
saaEs % NIXON ss5 Va 3 Es. 8 WILLIAM ADAMS.
q rs ~. ADAMS \ y GO,


54as s5s TER NJ s. 5
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ByrAec s Co.,
wHoLEs AND RETAIL
DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES
Corner of Camp and Common sts.,
NEW ORLE ANS,
Respectfully inform their friends aud the public that they
opened the above location large and complete
OF
DRUGS CHEMICALS, FERFUMERY, SURGICAL IN
STRUMENTS, FANCY aud TOILET ARTICLES etc,
all which have selected by themselves with special
The requirements Of this market and which they offer
for quantities purchasers, the reasonable
terms.
Congress Empire Blue Lick and other ALWATERS
consantly'on hand
COUGH CANDIES GUM DROPS I0ZENGES, etc. from
the celebrated nanpfactory of Messrs R. H. and A. Stuart New
York packages pounds and half pounds received by every
steamer.
MEDICINE CHESTS for Plantations, Ships Steamboats,
constantly on hand
Commission Merchants Country Dealers orders filled with
promptness dispatch Planters orders will receive special
attention.
Prescriptions.
Having secured of very competent ApoecRres
Physicians may rely having their prescriptions carefully
compounded all hours day and night.
BYRNE & CO.,
ml7 2p2t corner of Camp and Common sts
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.Elxs'zaitttE'e---E' Furniture.

4 -.FeGfleitsz1'e.
LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT IN THE SOUTH
Nos. III and I7;5 Canal ST., New Orleans.
ALI NEW STOCK.
The undersigned having opened large and splendid assert
-'A' NEW SOUTHERN FURNITURE,
prepared supply the Trade and Families the most lib
This being the only stock in the city, pur-
chsers will find their advantage call and examine the
goods the prices before purchasing elsewhere. viii
keep constantly on hand ..a2
MARBLE SOFA AND CENTER TABLES.
EXTENSION TABLES, of Mahogany, Walnut and Oak and
Of all sizes.
ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGA ANY WORK AND CARD Ia
BI4ES
DRESSING TABLES.
WALNUT AND CHERRY DINING TABLES.
OAK, MAHOGANY AND ROSEWOOD s1DEBOARDS
BUREAUS, Of Walgnt, Rosewood and Mahogany
ARMOIRS;
WASH STANDS;
BEDSTEApS;
PARLoR CHAIRS;
ROCKERS:
ETEGERES;
SECRETARIES;
BOOK CASES;
OAK AND WALNUT
OFFICE CHAIRS;
CuILDEEN's CHAIRS AND ROCKERS;
DINING ROOM CHAIRS;
MAHOGANY AND WALNUT TEA.Poys AND LIGHT
STANDS, etc, etc.
Hair, Moss and Spring Mattresses.
LOOKING GLASSES AND MATING,
ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY PARIOR SETS;
Together with everything usually found Furniture Ware
house.
This is entirely establishment and old
hand. Purchasers will find greatly their give
this Call before buying elsewhere, the proprietor
confident that he offer them styles of the
ioue Furniture substantially made and greater bar
gains than any other house in the city.
CHARLES A. STEWART
| fels 2pNotf III and l73 Canal street.
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The q III DRESS, FANCY AND MASK BALL.--A
very mysterious and tantalzing announcement may
be seen under the heading of amusements, advertised
shortly to occur Its position precludes the idea that
tile NJ ball is to be matrimonial, as that is joke
or melancholy as that is not amusing or military for
that always speaks out intelligent language. We
must pronounce M mysterious; and yet, the ink
ngs that have been waited to our ears, from one re-
liable source or another all agree thatths magnificent
ball. with all its mystery, will be most notable and re-
cherche thatbeauty will be there in its fullest flower;
music most melodious; and masculines most magni-
fcent. It occurs at Odd Fellows Hall on Monday
evening, the 3lst inst; and may be simply Monday
mask ball Or as s. G Risk is secretary and master Of
ceremonies, it may be Masonic mask ball Wehave
heard it suggested that it was sectional affair and
Mtsssippi mask ball. Each one must seeks suitable
and satisfactory solution and all right guesses shall be
recorded in our notice. which we intend to make for
the good of public curiosity soon as the secresy
has lost its cloak and become apparent.
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- n xou are sleIz, tl,e probabI1ltx is that

R9- If you are sick, the probability is that
the root Of your suerings in the stomach, From weak
stomach proceed dyspepsia anguor oppression in the daph
ragm aundice headache nausea bodily weakness dmnes
sight heartburn cosvenes dyseuery and legion Of other
tormentng diseases. Indigestion produces thin blood and
therefore destroys strength and vgor of the system To
the strength The stomach and enable throw OF
and dismiss forever all these torenting and dangerous
plants nothing necessary perseverng of Hooands
German Bers, prepared by Dr. c. ~ Jackson Philadelphia
There is no mistake failure IL their anaye effects See ad
yertisemept mi 1md&W
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Refae0eeg i! Eeent0Ueeg =!

Reaae0ee<g Removed
FROM NO. rs TO IL ROYAL STREET.
A supply Of CREME DE BOUZY CHAMPAGNE in tp1arts
and pins constantly hand which equal that
this market.
Also :.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA aud SHERRY
WINES.
Is II I'D r s:
sAZERAC, Of The Vintage of 1895, l9S 1906 other
brands.
VIII S KY:
or all descripions-scoch, Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, in pints and quarts.
Also
On hand, my psral assortment of the best WINES and IL
QuORS in the Market which will be rs reasonable
terms as any other house in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d. 2ptf . No. II Royal street.
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TO James Robh. Esq.

The undersigned, stockholders in the New Orleans jackson
and Great Northern Railroad Company DESTROYS that you
should your member Of the Board OF Direc-
and that they assure You that the same feelings
warmly entertained by very large number Of you fellow
who deeply interested in the early completion Of
noble enterprise WeaFe viewed with regret and
the withdrawal Of yourself of your early associates
active participation in the affairs Of the Company and
ignorant of the which lave brought about the
condition. of things deplore and DESTROYS of correcting
The interests of the Company require that the incoming Board
of Directors onld be- not only efficient but lis
Organization and regarding you now in the beginning the
leader Of the enerpe respectfully request permission
place name the heRd Of nurE1lnY euent. -