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New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19

We publish to-day from our Utah correspondent
letters dated from Salt Lake City which give sons
interestipV details as to the proceedings OF the
Peace Comns sioDers, aud the arrangements en-
tered into with the Mormons for the Pacihcstion OF
Utah.
Those who expected from the entry OF the army
into the valley tie overthrow of ornonsm' nnd
that kenceforth the Gentles were to have every
thing their own way, will be most grievousy d'saP-
pointed. The civil officers commissioned by the
President will find it impossible to enforce any au-
thorty which the Mormous are not disposed 10
yi,lc, and as to any aid to be derived from TIE
tioop,, that will prove but q broken reed to lean
upon.
A residence Of but a single day or two in Salt
Lake CITY had served to bring the ides pretty
clearly home to cur correspondent that the Nor
mors, without the necessity OF open resistance aud
keepipg ali the time within the limits OF their ad-
u,itted rights can mske re,idence in Sal. Lake
Cit, or elsewhere in the Territory, out of the
camp, exceedingly uncomfortable on the part of
any person toward whom they may take dislike.
President Buchanan, it is true, can exer;se his
discretion aboat appointing whom he pleasss to
civil cffce in Utah, but the inhib taaIs Also csn
exerci,e their discretion about letting to this or
that sppointee house or al office, or even selling
him provisions.
TIE authority and influence Of Brigham Young
are far from being diminished by the turn thiog
have taken. He acts now u more important par
than ever, and it would seem that it has been
through his influence that the Mormons have been
induced to accept the terms offered BY the Prcsi
dent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19

The comments of The Express upon the case of
Peter Dawson are exceedingly characteristic.
This Peter Dawson is a notorious Democratic poll
tician Of the Fourth Ward, who keeps vile grog-
gerry and den of prostitution ia Cherry street. q
business which be has long followed, and in which
be is sad TO have amassed large property. 1t
would seem from the testimony taken in the case
that according to the usual course Of operations in
such establishments, not only are the visitors
are robbed Of their sinful earnings, and even de-
tared as actual prisoners, partly by force and
partly by threats Of arrestirg them as thieves if
they leave the house. The responsibility for the
existence CT this miserable den of drunkenness and
prostitution and Of the mary other similar estab-
lishnens within the circuit mile or so ofthe City
Hall, TIL: Erprsss seems disposed to shift off upon
the shoulders Of the opponents Of African Slavery a.
though the money, time, intellect aud industry
devoted TO that esuse had tended, if not directly,
at least Indirectly, to gil New-York with grog.
shops and houses Of prostitution II the opponents
Of Slavery for the last ten years 20 had had the
certOl ofthe Municipal Government, the police and
tie Courts Of the City Of New-York, there would
be some show Of justice in holding them responsi-
bic fer the continued existence in the city Of such
establishments a. those Of Peter Dawson. But 10
it il notorious that during III that time this power
has been in the hands Of those who have troubled
Themselves Just as little about the cause Of " Afri.
can-Slavery- Abolition" As The Express itself, it
certainly cannot bs the opponents of African
Slavery who ought to be held specially responsible
for Mr. Peter Dawson and his Cherry street estab.
Ishment.
On the other hand, it is the very principle advo-
Gated BY TIE EIprsss-the principle Of letting your
reishbon aore and not troubling yourself about
what other people do. so long - they take nothing
cat Of Jour pocket-thas has led to the impunity
which Peter Dswson and 20 many other scOndrsl
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19

North .ud wtE o. her vo0,, asye org siI 'e cc''
cred the Highways % tie Psc.fc with theif couni-
lsss Thousands, hurpirs ifos tie death ot money
ard ne, ger rewards for labor which they s'e 10"
enduring to tte gfit!eline possibilities OF iss nc"
Gold Region. They would be migrating III t'a
tteir bre clothes, as they must f'hey 60 BY s's ea'
with tiei. focts snj herds, knoSiog that re Te'I
oxen that dew their wagons, tie wagons '0e"
lyes ard the cows thst gave item ilk BY the way,
woud be worth a. es,t double the price at the emo
Ct their Journey that they would command 81 'ne
outset. We have settlements in Minnesota and
Nebraska sc,rcely fifteen hundred miles from
Frszer ard Thomp,ol's Rivers, yet to reach those
streams in ,.fety AID with reasonable expedition,
tie settlers mus. Ios take most expensive ana
dssgreesble journey, or succession OF Journeys Vi
some eeven or eight thousand miles.
Let these facts induce our people to units IN IN
pelirg Congress to open forthwith three sood,
practicable highways betxeen tie waters ten1ng
to the Gulf Of Mexico ard those which Geek the
Pee fc Ocesn. Let us stop squsrderng the pubic
uoIey and hazardins tire pubic peace to p'mper
uslroutssto to our Pacific territories through foreign
countries. While our own shorter and prefersols
rival routes are neglected. Lstus stop robbDe aud
na'trss.rg the IIdan. ard We shall hsve no dItfi-
Guilty in securing THAR hearty assent to the con-
s;ructon snl maintenance Of roads through their
snds. The public eYigencies demsnd a radical
change Of policy on the part Of our Government;
let not the demand pass uDbeeded.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19

Recent di,pstches from Col. Forsyth have In
duced the Government to recall him FROM Mexico.
II is not anticipated that the "friendly relations
between that country and this will be interrupted
nv N in rash net.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19

.norg :leu. I.. ~. Cars Is playing ito Seii
k-rds
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-29
Rusiness Change.

CsCCcEEniNG j. {. n4rden u The Lnmbef trade,
- Md the bcsinezs ~ the ala st4aa No.
III fiEuAdSay1 where xiii De plsassd - fnret al
tlae tatfcus II Eay pFedse-ssor zl1 may others
as niAy fzyog With call
I have several naab eating fVFstar and Cedar
Lasnbes. bess1es lArge sapply ~ whiis and yelss
Pine, thus enabling - eel AZ n-Aaal2etarsf :
prizes
Having purchased The books and Aecoantz of ne
old arm al she are azars q lhsir indebtedness All
please come forward aud settle b the arst n 80
iembeF. Or VIII put their accounts ~ith an ofaeeF
Scr collection.
Having deiermtneA 70 adhere FigidIy 70 tbs Cash
sysaem, 81 ef4efs .rasst bs accompanied wlta The
a1xs<-r Es gR oAkDES..
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9otelsq &f. hid
FO Sv NOV Sc
M. w. MASON, Proprietor.
RUSSELL VILE, KY.

NJ. w. MASON, Proprietor.
MIS- new aud commodious Hotel is now thoroughly
furnished and complete IN all it's departments J.
The proprietor has added 10 the Hotel one Of the
largest and most complete
New Stables
In the State capable of stang $50 horses under the
and supervision of careful and attentive OEtrs,
with warehouse for carriages, bugges, &c Aise,
large lots under fences for the odation of
drOvers, o. q
A BAR.
Furnished with pure and the most choice branSs OF
Wines, Liquors Cigars, Tobacco, &c, has also been
added 10 the Hotel n. A
Thankful for the exceedingly liberal patronage which
the "Forst House, has received since II has been in
charge Of the undersigned he intends to spare no
pains or expense make il the most complete and
acceptable Hotel in Southern Kentucky.
Hacks, Buggies, and Horses furnished travellers TO
any point they may desire from Russellvie.
septi-d4trw1y NJ. W. MASON.
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Notice of Dissolution.

1--WE partnership eKstsng between h. IfSlKR A
Il bAO. Ailk1-i., uE@sr the style 81 Il. LANIIR A
To-, Is tbs ss dissolved. Is Lamar having pairchas
ed Geo AlLelis onufe interest IN the tr arm 4 alone
authorized y seltls np the same. B. LANlER
MAJ -ss le5e' CLIO. MILL.
60 Referring 20 tie above notice, take great
pleasure lssecoasaending my ffeads ny iass a.
soilaIe Il BUSINESS, Mr. b. Itnier, Is geagisaaAa
eyeyy 1as egftly VI their eonfiuued ratronAee-
Il March -, isse GEO. MILL.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-29

k0 BoAks loHAcoU. yalloas breads, By =
w sept$-Hs Dli4ox . Co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-29
selling or. oars 0ms

TIVE remainder az the sseck af Rlsa Paris 1onBet.
Il aaa Millinery Goo1s At he SeK YORK Eanp..siura
sal be sold sIthln th1s mouth 81 great sacrsnue
zshoat regard ~ eost any otaer ccaseisrztsua
Exrh4nKe noaey tzsssz AZ 80 coats GA lar dollar
tanel4
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SAVE MONEY 4 KEEP CooL,!

nURIee neposz are IN readiness, and Ue earnest
" ~ request AL VINO wish o. buy Ice daring TIE sea-
sra al a unlloFm price 70 e4fl ana saPpiy themselves
WITH Eekess ana Register shelr AAsnes ss regular PAL
Foas--zAeFebs save easanee Ca ne sfteie n tha
latter Fzkrt q the srazob-
Oar fnces arc. Cherry street, next aosr % ths Rznk
Ct Tenaszsss ~ haEalessEs :. ffeai street. and
CT n NARTIS.
arr28-9 70. LANRcsCE
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-29
JULY l0TH, 1865,
Through Rates of Freight from
New York to Nashville.
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH.
New York 90 Nashville
CLASSIFICATION ON THE ABOVE ROUTES


Piano Fortos Rocks stationery poo,s SIMS ?,
quors' OILS, &c, N bottles. Camurue and Sor,ts rlr.
prntlne IN barrels: Carpctiuc t ma Glass ana llss
ware IN cases Clocks. Confect.oeras Cotton Clras.
cutlery m cases, casks. anal boxes, Dry Goods. IN
boxes and bales. Drugs Fruit Trees ana ~1,-,1, .-,'
Fursr Garaen seeds. Looking -Glass-s and Iso'..r-
Glass plates, tlt owners rS'-.1 oysters irf ans .l
Jars; saddlery, Tin and Britannia Ware: Teas and
Specs.
Second Class.
Hardware. (nvccrt such as snocid.1 81, FIRST s.,,
Third caSses,l Coffee Mills Machinery. Eors,, a.
quors 10 barrels and Pipes. Tobacco in h,yee. t,
er, IN rolls aud b'Nrs. OILS iu hprreIs ana .als.
,r"cS'ry and Qnren=ware, ga crates and casks; Rice
Whiting, Plaster sheet Brass ana Copper
Third Class.
Axes, Shovels Spades, Sad-Irou-. Zinc art Tin In
llcs I'm Pate AnvHs. cg,. c,s-oi Ca. as ana Hoes
Manila and Cotton Cor.iHre. Coffee, H,t,-, q, ...'
Nil Gearing. Clrrmrc Springs and AyI.s ElIIrtel
Wheels AID ANlcs, Gha,ys. Srscs aud Eusig ia ms
Special Rates.
Furniture and Carriages boxed and other 'frl' --
ticirS not enumerated; 80, Clr1oys oc A,ids r ,t
double First Class rates
"a No charge Cor draysge, VI7ri1rc or forward
| ING The above rates cover all expenses f.om Ncg
| York % Nashville.
| no Stevenson and all stations "u Nashville ana
Chattanooga Road, west ofsteycrHou entitled 10 above
rates.
Insurance.
I}v The above IS per cent 'sss tian Wv TIits
hrr9, Wh"e'rrEr Purktrshure uud tire Ohio River
making difference OF go 90 - cout, per 100 pounds
~ Io''t viii not be responsible Tor any da.upgos
/ occurring 20 sea-.
Goods shipped Al, Savannah s'nulg beconsisuel 10
| Agent Central Eallra3d. Savannah Ca.
Goods shpn"d VIA Char e-tn SHOULD Pc consigned ~
! Agent socth Caro- iua RE'lru7d, Charleston.
| CHARLES " ANDERSON.
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Sole Leather Trunks and vaiiees.

r ADDS M. I - IssaIisr grluEs.
4 - Hox
l-aaies FAcSinS fraEks;
Gents Sole Leather Tfeaks.
Riassesl 4ad Iron Frame Tr1nks,
Al 81 shlch 9ill be sold u very ls~ - - BY
nRAISliAH 4 RUIi-kSD
ruaxff-tf Na 80 Iainn sfr@-e
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INSURANCE.

Mondays. Wednesdays, Ghursday~,
aud Saturdays, at 10 O'Clock. 4. n.
Tho new splendid passenger Steiner. IINFrONEA
Capt II. C. MkTHoNY. wit leave Nasty lie GA Mon laws
and Thurs LAYS ut 20 oslort, A. ".
The rh' grnur'f pas .cnecr steamer, CT RA. CAN'T.
JhNEs " BUNT, viii iravt Nashville an Weducsslays
and Saturdays 80 10 O'Clock. A. 81
she usht-dranght passenger steamer BI ANCHE
LIN IL, Capt JoIN B. BAIUAN, VIII leave Nashville
on Tuesday, and Fr.aNs. at 10 O'Clock. 4 NJ
The above uam,ri are first class Cht-draught Pms
scHgcr B q, and q cy viii leay" regularly thor
aurouted days, making connections at Padrcah " n
the United states Mol r1,krts Gr the above nrued
plcrs Tor freight or passBF. auu'y ON board ar 10
Jo2--u q. HAMlflON AsrNI.
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NeSroes for Sale.

T HAVE ~ 4a.sa Me- on band for
i .sshs. a4I -. st-aat ~ cei. and
i..,.ls -<es. Z \ s-t4. 20 sogs, NashsFs,
H.. eaii'sos1.- - p .-ak M L. boYD, ia
s-ptl7-u
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Notice Of Dissolution.

GET THE BEST.
FINHE GENUINE ANHRUE Pi--tisc Premium Pietnrs
Ia boy oa conl sssr tae Dfsi stsls ilksness
vel iuiFssaGcea ans Stands ~.ihoiis oval.
TINE eannrt change them,
Light canaot flas thefn,
Uampnezs casuat Eaolia tAem,
Dust sever reach theEa,
Rast cannot eorrede tbeaa-
Made as heretofore By LAISco4EE, Corner of Cherry
and Union Streets, and PSt up l1rsp style EAs
sEn prices
81 Made at ne other rooms IN NAshviiiss
kau15-u
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Transportation.
Tennessee & alabama Railroad.
s.e CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. grer
Further Reduction.

49, 49, 80 y a..s.s.s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-19

Children three years od arc under free those TIRES
up yssrs old half price, ali twelve yeara old
fGlliefe
Family tickets In packages Of twenty-five can be had at the
Office Of Of Transportation Merchants whose lrn.
ss reside the line Of the road procure tickets IN pack
ages Of for hs personal 81 reduced rate
The Accommodation Train will Magnolia usual on
SATURDAY EVENING the 18th inst, but viii be diReonlu-
ued after that date.
Freight Trains daily between New Orleans and Can
The Company are now prepared forward Goods
Packages Of All kinds to every place with which they have
uecgion receiving delivering the domci Of its pa
irons WIN. ~ WADEEY,
ul9 grtra fhudHu
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DE soToLoDGEN MOI neetsat Baton Rouge onThuraaB
evening"
EEITHLODGEN No 81 meets at Shreveport on Wsdpeaas
ST. IANDRyLoDGE No.2Smeets atopelonsasoH satuE
day evening,
Trinity LODGE No. 80 meets at Trinity on snts1aay
evening"
X NEW TERRA LODGE No. SO meetsat NevtOnOn Tharg
a. evening.
PRAiRiE LODGE 81 meets at Washington on safa1-
dav evening.
GHENEYy1LLE LODGE No. Al meets at chensyrins =
Monday evening.
Saturday evening. : -
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City Of New OrleanB.
Remembered that the 10Th July 1888 before the
undersigned Justice ohe Peace in and for the city afore aid
personally appeared Charles j. Manson Secretary Of te
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company Of New Orleans Who be-
ing duly sworn according to law does depoe and the
foregoing and true. and transcript
from the books of said Company.
[signedl CHARLES j. MAESOET.
aworn to subscribed before me this Both July 1888
[Signedl JAS. X. DIXON,
First Justice Of the Peace the parish of Orleans.
The Board Of Trustees have resolved interest of
sx per cash. outstanding certificates Of profits
the holders thereof their legal representatives on and
after the I'd Monday of August poxo also declare dyi
dend of SIXTY cent PER CENT the earned
of the company for the year ending the Both Of june
1855 will be issued and after the LIST Of
October next.
resolved further that after reservng ONE MILLION
ofproft that the balance due and outstanding
the certificates OF the Company Of the Issue OF 1852 as we'll as
all the outstanding certificates Of profits Of the issues OF the
years 1853 and 1884 be redeemed aud paid the holders thereof
OF legal Representatives and after the second Monday
August proxo from which date all interest thereon will
certificates be produced at the time Of payment and
cancelled.
THOs. A. ADAMS, President
GEO. JONAS, Vice-President
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JAMES FURERAUx-
suborfFInate F5ncaDaTIn1eDt8


Widely No. meets the 1st and Sd Saturdays d
month"; Odd Feiows' Hall Caasp Lafayette
streets O'Clock P ~ 0eers for the present sE1J \
Eorment, G. r.; L. Kaiser II. r.; Thos. MeBarnsy
Gnhn Scribe; Henry Williams Treasurer; VI. W BEiy-
W.; Jas. Furnesux, Asst. Scribe,
HOBAH No. meets the I'd and 4th Saturdays cash
month, in Odd Fellows hail corner Of Csmp and LasgsB
streets - O'clock Il ~ 9nlceTs I9f me present tsIa5
s. W. e. Psbury, Scribe NJ Frankford, j. w. Eneas sE
Treasurer.
LA SALE No. meets the ard Sd Mondays sasb
month, in Odd Fellows Hall Of Camp and Lfayao
streets. at o'clock r. n Officers for the present teYT
Field, G. p. E. T. Bercier, H. Pr jos. Magner 3. W.: b Ia
Bruce Scribe; j. G. Weber Treasurer; Warren Davis J.
WASHINGTON No. meets the Cd and 4h 8!Ondns h
each month in Margny Buildings Third District sepk
P. NJ Officers for the present terE H Boelit1, C. p
Brown H. p. Charles Weisenbnrger s. w; D. Kama Erib
Il. Mllspaugh Treasurer; I. Riefer, j. W.
LAFAYETTE No. ueeson the LIST and Sd Mondays Of r
month, in Jefferson Hall, Fourth District O'Clock p 81
Officers for the teEm-L, Moiere, O. P; r. TBT
b p Lemie W; I. Barrett Scribe; L. Seller Treas
nrer ". Minke. j. ".
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INSURANCE.
EW ORLEANS AGENCY or THE

lew ORLEANS AGENCY or THE
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,
New York.
b Capital 100000 surplus, $3.50 900.
his Company perfectly responsible for all Losses under its
ces, and Is well known to the Local Companies Of New
aud Merchants generally many Of whom hold It's Poll
of Insurance Fire and River Risks taken at lowest rates
10 per cent on Premiums in lieu Of Scrip
idends R.W. RAYNE, Agent,
No. 3S Magazine street, New Orleans.
DIRECTORS:
Charles j. Martin. President;
A, F. Willnarth, Yice.preSident;
william G. Lambert, firm Of a, A. Lawrence CO.;
nnSSr Rarms uf 6pr 0 o S4 Ts y Cohs
lucius Hopkins, President Imporers' aud Traders Bank
Thomas Thomas Messenger, firm Of Z H. Messenger
hares b. Batch, irm o. q b. Hatch Hitler q Mersereau
!; Watson Bull, firm OF Haskell, Merrick a Bull;
eviP Stone, firm of Stone, Starr 4 Co.;
arr Warsn 1 o. 81 bsrPe humphrey Butler
heod q p MsName s arm q Bowen NGNgmee 90
oliver f. Wood, firm Of willard, Wood Co.
k fsn Ls4o' gi f R q j, Il EoskT@ad Son
Levi EVIL R Norton fi firm . Morton grnnell CO..
Ward 4. Work, firm Of Ward A. Work i Son
Tame Il Lo% ~ h r, G. James Low Co.. Of Louisville
harles 4. Buckley, firm of Buckley ( Co
spat' d. r h9T1R ar , Of Norton i,s9 Jewett
n
esse lioyt, firm Of Jesse Hoyt 4 Co;
VIM S'9 gK d. a e e surE Fiji sh Es, g
Wired $. Barnes, firm Of A. S. Barnes Il Co
,urtis Noble, trim OF tondit Noble
Ohm H. Hutchinson, firm Of j. g. Howe Co, Of Boston
'herIe. r Baldwin, firm Of Baldwin, starr 4 Col
AMOS T. Dwight, firm Of Troworidge, Dwight 4 %
s .dpey Mason, firm of Mason K Thompson
ieorgs 7, sedman, firm of stedmRn, Carlisle Shaw Of
ohn v, Whluock firm Of wbtoek, Kellogg Carter
Tas Yale, Jr,r hrn of c. Yale Jr, Co, Of New Or.
va. R Fosdiek firm of VIM. R & Chas b Fosdick
Z Il. Cosst htm of Cossitt, Hill Famadge, of Mem
parii Boyd 1,P # Pq az B;9s T gq q Albany
Officers S Ii EIfLs s4IFH sS yssr;sasH
UISTANA MUTUAL INSURANCE. COM
NEw ORLEANS, March 1, 1853.
conformity with the requirements Of their charter the
Ruy publish the following statement
bit Of premiums from the lst March, 1857, TO
nj Ct unosraed premiums, March l. 85.. S0@ii q
Es7l978 d
8 Premium on Fire Riskg............ S27o.s97 Is
Premium On Marine RiskB......,... 279,350 &C
areniGm OF. River Risks.........,. 120,s2f 20
s67l,o7a 81
y yfss;1s .si i5Sg P ls
slo6.5g7 l6
;usd nrstaums FOR the year ending 18th Feb
SS64il' 10
sspaid during thesame period: s.
he LOSES ..s0l,iHb w
lsiue Losses. ..............+,.....i 1855 81
.ivsE LOsseB. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 7B,553 gu
$279,235 90
pea and Reinsurance, less interest,"
nLit etc, .,.''.........s.sss.ss',s Afstb 5S
$780, So
rasa PROFITS for the year ending February IS,
s263 265 u
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Grand Eacampiaent Of r,ouislaps,

TIE z. W. GRAND EFCAMPMRNT OF LOUISIANA,
l. o, o. f. meets sernianuuaiy. Mondays Fs-
airy and August ia Odd Feos' HAIL Gimp La
fayette streets
ocrrs for 18sT. Bragg Most worthy CsTaad Psiris-a5
r. Daiiys, Most E. @. High Priest; Faust R. " q
Warden; James Furneanx, r. ". 9. Scribe H. pFialss
W g. Ireasurer 4. shaw X W. -. v arden Thgnsns
FrankoFd W. Deputy g. Sentinel John CriekArd R. II 81
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1sa, DIR. kAAxEE TREATS ALL DIS ~,
( la8SE ASEs FREE OF CHARGE s[@Ba

<@SSss, DIR. EsAAEGEE TREATS ALL Discs
SS8sasEAsEs FREE OF CHARGE. $SlsA
DOCTOR BAAKEE will also give special attention to the
following Diseases Csughs Colds Consumption, Group In
huenza Asthma Bronchitis and all other diseases theThroat
and Lungs
wldevoe particular attention to the of all skin
scrofua Rheumatism and chronic
Neuralgia Paralysis Epilepsy Dyspepsia Piles and all de-
of the Stomach Liver Bowes and all
chronic Female diseases Special attention will be given the
treatment ofthe Eye and Ear.
DR.. Baakee has made discovery of a Fluid that will
produce perfect absorption the Caarac restore per-
nanent vision the Eye without the the knife DIR.
kee produce thousand certificates of his perfect
in curing Cancers old Sores Ulcers Fistun Swengs
Pumors of every description and without the the knife
Special arrangements be made with Dr. Baaee for he
of the last named Diseases they will require his
constant advice and attention Dr. Baakee one OF the most
skiul and celebrated Surgeons and Physicians rowivng
His fame known personally in nearly every principal city
the world.
All letters directed Dr. Baakee enclosing postage stamp
FIVE cents from any distance correctly stating the
the disease shall be promptly answered, and the patients
treated by correspondence, free of chRrge.
R5-Ofice hours from A. NJ. TO 8 p NJ
DOCTOR BAAKEE.
b-Ohee, l4O Baronne street, below Poydras street New
cans La. tails law
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Standing Committees.

STATE 0RpER-P. @. ". John CricksFd, P. g. H.
Chas. n. Emerson and r. @. II. II. Dentze1
JgDlcALP O. b. james Stockton 2. q. Geo. Eogggr &
j. H. Frobus.
PETI7ioss AyD APgElIs-P. 9. MIG. DuDlag p O. sss
Rareshire p. g. Eneas Smith
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