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TnE ROBINS LOVE FOR MANKIND. 1t is a
curious fact that the love ofour race is so innate
IN the robin as 10 render him unhappy in any
other soclety-eXcepting only in the breeding
season, when all The birds are naturally shy and
suspicious for the welfare of their offspring
20 INTO any wood, walk down any shady lane,
enter cemetery, seat yourself IN any country
church-yard, or perch yourself on any rural stle
within few moments you. will assuredy
have robin beside you, and he will assuredlv
introduce himself with a song. 1t is in vain 10
say to him, "Nay." He fairly fascinates you;
he wos your heart and wins it. How many
Of my successes are attributable TO the hints
afford ed by this open-hearted, all conquering
bird. Kidd on the Robin
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-07-30

The last time I saw Tom he was scolding
bis eldest boy for coming into the drawing room
with muddy boots.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-07-30

TnE END TO Come AGAIN.-If 'sfgures don't
lie" we beg pardon beforehand of those of our
readers whom The following frighteGs 10 death:
The Mlllerites are again predicting the speedy
end Of all things terrestrial. The present year,
too, is 10 be the last, and they arrive at'this re-
suit by mathematical process, thus The
square root of the cost of EzekieFs chariot was
8563. From this subtract 'Fprophetic value'
Of f''scarlet lady of Baby ylon," 1892 and we
have 1881. Take from this the cube of the
ram mentioned by the prophet as pushing west
ward,'' 1857, and we have for remainder 1924.
Dednct from this srhe remainder of beasts
mentioned in the Apocalypse, 666, and we get
the result, 1S58-the year in which the end of
the world is to take place.
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A JEWEL or \ GGEL.-One of our eXchan-
ees speaks of beautiful girl who would prove
a capital speculation for fortune hunter of the
right sort. Her voice is of silver, her hair OF
gold, her teeth OF pearl, her cheeks OF ru5les,
and her eyes OF diamonds.
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G~oI say, friend, your horse is little con-
trary, is he not ~
"No Stree"
"What makes him stop, then -
ooh, he's afraid somebody'lI say whoa and
he shan't hear it,
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WHEN Daniel Webster was delivering bis
memorable speech at the dedication of Bunker
Hill monument, the crowd pressed forward to
such an extent that some were fanting and some
being crushed. Officers strove in vain to make
the crowd stand back they said it could not
be done. Some one asked Mr.. Webster to make
an appeal to them. The great orator came for
ward, stretched forth his hand, and said in his
deep Stentorian tones, 'EGentlemen, stand backi''
at cannot be done," they shouted. "Gentle-
men, stand back" be said, without a change
Of voice. aft is impossible, Mr.. Webster, impos-
sible." ''TmPossrbIe g" repeated Mr. Webster;
"impossible ? Nothing is impossible on Bun
her HiiI," and the vast crowd swayed, and
rolled back like mighty wave Of the ocean.
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1E-A little child IN church observing the
minister to be very vehement in his words and
gestures, cried out; "Mother, why don't they
let the man out of the box %
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We copy the following beautiful hymn from the
london Farmers Agga=iue.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-07-30

Red skirts and red shoes are The latest
female agony.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-07-30

SKIRTS AND SCARE CRows.-A gentleman
who recently travelled through the Mohawk
Valley states that the farmers of that region,
instead Of the old fashioned figure of a ragged
man with wooden gun, for a scare crow, now
hang up hooPed skirts in their corn fields; and
the carrion birds are efectualy alarmed by this
modern fashionable contrirance.-
'Slocum, how is it, to-day-can you take that
note up2'
I'm sorry 10 say that I can't-never was so
cramped in all my life
by the way, you are always cramped, are
you moi 2
I'm sorry TO say that am and yet there is
a natural cause for il,
'And what Is that 2
'Why, was weaned on green apples and
Water-melons.'
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U=Two young misses, discussing The quail
ties of young gent, were heard at it thus
81 like Charley; but he Is rather girIsh. He
hasn't the least bit of beard"
81 say he has beard, but he shaves it off,
''No, he hasn't neither, any more than |
have
81 say he has, too, and know ii, for it
scratched my cheek the other day.
No gainSaying that. Jealousy regularly G
sablshed forthwith.
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ga Quaker having sold fine looking but
blind horse, asked the purchaser, in bis dry
way:
"Well, my friend, dost thou see any fault in
HING"
ssNo,' was the answer.
eNeither will he see any in thee" said old
Broadbrim.
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DIR .ECr TRADE


Notice hereby given that all claims which may spr<
proper exAmnatoo be due from the Bsyior
Co., and al claims which may be established by due
law. will be promptly yad, with interest. In fuf.
This inform the friends DIRECT
TRADE and the correspondents Of Bas Co.
the Cotton District that during the coming business seAzz
advances will emade usual IN New Orleans Cotton sd
direef hipment Europe, accompanied IN all
fo the haAnces due each shipment.
Orders Cotton Baggng will be filed by direct impoaez
from Galcuta into the port OF New Orleans.
So the Cotton already sold be identified dupr
account s.les will in instance be In LONDON
by Ph,c Accountant and to those interested To
DELAY, PLANTERS who have shipped will send forward
Ind weights OF their Cotton and such other
wrtndilltate the matter.
All letters, private we'll
sars pf Bay Co. direct ade will addressss n
&C. q, BAYLOR "A LOMBARD STREET, LONDOH.H
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Noe hereby given that az the termination Of the couz
nershH existing according articles Of asr
between the members OF the firm OF Baylor
will be dissolved and the unfinished placed
liquidation. O. G. BAYLOR
Manchester, March, 1858 fkW
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LEGAL NOTICE.

SECOND DISTRICT couRT lsAML SIDLEvs HIS CREDITORS
Of New Orleans and the Creditors Of Side Brooks.
No. l3I52.
NOJtCE 1s hefeby given to the creditors of
This estse and to all other herein Interested
70 show cause within ten days fom the
il they have why the presented By the
syndic Of this insolvency should be
proved the funds distributed in Herewith
By order Of the Court:
OCTAVE MoREL, Deputy c ERIK.
de Ia anciers ct les creanciers' d.
Nouvelle Orleans. \ A = M IA s1
Wis est par lie present dome aux cream
IA eers de Ia snsdie ct rsotne
Que celia peut concener dRv0ir deduire iour
dater de Ia prssent publication, aisons pour esenees
lie compile psesente lie ynde de serat pont
eonformement dit compile.
Par ordre de la Cour.
je26 81 i've OCTAVE MORFI nenusa Crefier
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DoCToR HooFLAND's
CELEBRATED
GERM AN BITT TIERS.

1 IOtlOff ttOoH1LAhDS
- CELEBRATED
6 E r M IN Frs,
Prepared by Dr.. @. NJ. JACKSON, Philharmonic PA
VIII e1ecually Cure
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, JRuCice Chronic Nervous
Debility, Diseases Of the Kidneys, and all Diqaasas
arising from a disordered Liver or Stomach.
Such
Constipation Inward Piles, Fulness Blood the Head
AcGy OF the Stomach Nausea Heartburn Disgust Food
Fullness OF Weight in the Stomach, Sour Eucaton Sink
ing or fluering at the PHI of the Stomach SwminR eff
the Head Hurried and difficult Breathing F1rering at the
Heart, Chobktng or sufocang sensations when lying
posure Din Of VISION Dots Webs Sight Fe
yer and Dt Pain In the Head Deficiency Perspratiou
1ellowness of the Skin and Eyes Pain in the Side
Chest Limbs etc. Sudden Fushes of Heat Burning in me
of Spirits
Theproprietoi calling attention Of the public to ths
preparaon does so with feeling Of the
It's virtues and adaptation TO the diseases for which
nended.
1t and untred article one that has stood the
test OF ten years. trial before the American people
reputation and sale Ia unrivaed by similar
tant The testimony in its favor given by the
and well known physicians and individuals of the
country is immense and careful Almanac pub
hshed annually by the proprietor gratis Oh any
OF his Agents. cannot but satisfy skeptca that this
rsnedy really deserving the great celebrity ohaineo
adelpha. Pa
For salein New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
- J. WRIGHT CO.,
dSU lykW q and Isl Chartres street.
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RAILROAD CARS and DEPOrs.
BRIDGES.
Ton I-AEonArrc sITrERs-
A CORDIAL FOR LADIES AND AGED PERSONS.

This highly agreeable cordial Is taken pure and was prr<
by " the OF number Of families who bad rQc
scented resulting
riees df hitters which imbibed
time which they OCCASION the
rance OF the mode Of administering them.
These well founded understand
true which deter
excellent and beneficial The
be taken pure obviates ali the difficulties alluded a
Is highly efcaeous In Of
taeetions generally and
gHstritha fatal disease peculiar and humid
mates. II reestablshes the eppetiie invis the
system and in time restores healthy color who hz
acquired q lymphatc temperament.
This cordial pronerty
appetite but Of aiding digestion II tempted by suupsusz
repast indulge beyond the bounds Of prudence
slow And npeded digestion. small glass Of this
liquor occasions speedy facilitates nazz
Persons good health p}ea
ant Its delicious and
Those Who in the habit Of taking lunch. and pacgiy
ladies' will fnd II invaluable addition this repsst,
merely Of exquisite favor gess
qualities.
The delicate constitutions infancy to Old ae< a
both sexes may employ without the slightest
Directions will be given per ung the .a
A. A. PkYCHAuD,
a22 2m&W No los RoyHI ftzeel-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-30

FOR G0NORRHEA, GLEET. WEAKNESS, PAINS
4 in the Back, aud all Urinary Affections.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, SPECIFIC SOLU-
IloN-Ihts wor,drenowped preparation all affections
o. the generave whether chronic Physi-
clans Of England Of France and Of America, acn wledge
emcacy thousands of sufferers have been By It,
Purely vegetable In composition II IL harmless
eacous The system becomts inyigoraed debated
body aud depressed mind are restored to energy.
b. ABRAMS,
Sole agent for the United States
myl1 ly Apothecs'y 20 Camp street. New Orleans.
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Copper has eight times the conducting power OF iron
more durable and less liable rust Again, single charge
electricity will heat Iron Rod thirty degrees but Copper
Rod only SIX For further particulars apply for circulars
the office of the undersigned
Applications for Agencies orders for or Models and
al communications relating this business will me
date attention, ii addressed
m25 1y New Orleans Ia
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sHERIFF,s SALES.


of New OrIssns 10. i2ZT
pY VIRTUE OF n writ Of nerf fscfas to me
oesns he entitled esu-s vii proceed
pebble section NONDY guiy Ifb. lS5 a. ~ DEL OK
p w. premises No. liz Girod street, first Dis
trfct Of this city
LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting Of
nisss sifuaed az No. 119 8irod theet.
Seized In tn above suit.
TEkAS-Cash On the spot.
Sheriff Of he Parish Il Orleans
de ia NouSeIIs- Orleans. DUNNO " 2s7.
EN yiss X, VIII az meTl H. Ia &c fn = p
y . s1s psn f peesas,si e
Girod Nc 49, d'ns ie ffensf District de eee VILE
IN Tor ny uErRrEs con.t..su, am .osa. .t.,.s. M,
@ ~. tseles sse lie tout suivAn mvsntaTe aepose en-
"a sss3 s, Al, P 1,sss asso efS..,
OoNDiiioSs-c'mp'ani an moment de l4dins,ssi,en
t.9o IyzssI2 shsrf de Ia Paroisss d;orsars-
sixth DfsrRicr CouRr g. I,DW ELL JOrEDAN '. WAL
Of N~r Orleans M 4 n y Z ~ y ~,
IlY VIRTUE of a writ OF err faefas 10 me
New Orleans In The above entitled caus vi proceed tn se
Camp I'D WEDNESDAY The s0sR day
Juae, ls5o. a. IL O'Clock NJ.
All Tue right tle and interest OF The defendant R. Hughes
n and 70 NE succession q kiabesh Hughes deceased wife Of
tc Court Of New Orleans No. 1860 Of the Of aid
Sg ssIrsd 4, IN. .,.ov. al.
TERAS-cash on the spot.
T. 7. PARKER,
y ''--'''
srxIxxs couR Dr. DISTRICT CALDWELL q JouRDAy vs.
I'M VEHTf d-un writ 4 = fixrs f,rfa. ,..e.i
II adresse par Thsaorahe sixs,re tenr a. 1ref ~ h
dams Vafaire rdeseus y sro svss IL
Commune entire les res du Camp Il de- NseasS Ia
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WANTED.

WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN But RECENTLY
w returned from California situation book keeper.
From necessity, be Is engaged business which IS
In accordance with bis former and habits aud for
vices ons receiving half Any offer will be accepted
which will afford moderate living. Having formerly resided
in 81 on the best Of references be given from that city,
Address W. W., at this office. ie28 So
WANTED-A STABLE TO ACCOMMODATE IL OR
w Is horses with enough for eight wagons. Apply
TOBYS EXPRESS,
my26u 81 Camp street.
NANTED-A YOUNG MARRIED GENTIMAN, AN
experienced Accountant wishes End asituatIon Book
Keeper in respectable house in New Orleans he refer
TO the following gentlemen:
In New OIleans-C A. r. Rondeau, Esq, ]. D. Denegre
ESQ., j. II. Dudley, Eq.: JOIN Holmes ESQ., VIM. r. Adams
Esq Col p. S. Marks Ward, Saunders Hunt; Aenard
Viguaud
In Baton Rouge-wm. s. Pike, ESQ.,; c. G. & J. A. McHst
toni Gov. r. O. Wicklife. a29 Spit
WANTED-A FIRST-RATE COOK, WASHER AND
w Ironer for smell family coloed cook preierred)
with good recommendations find permanent home and
liberal wages by applying n 81 taravier a26
k&S WANTED-A GooD SHIP OR BARK TO
load n the Dispatch Line for Boston. Cargo ready
.s&sA---sssssa and Dispatch
Rz6 ZONES MACKTNDFR 4 90 OF Cravier ST
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AUCTION SALES.


BOOKS. STATIONERY. etc.. AT AUCTION.
BY z. ARMFIELD, Auctionesr
THIS EVENING, AZ early gas light, at No.
valuable q The works Ct the best authors In
the various branches Of IiteratMs Science aud Art
Letter Gap Note Papers, Enyeops Gold Pencils etc.
fishers ia the United states together with variety u
P9seaop. Of The s s,s9 and I Dasr, s s5
nation and private sale during Ihs day
ua Il s sId. reserve ana WI" 20 MI sm
PROPERTY WITH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o
Antonio Kessling-No. 1898.
By MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, Jr., Aucioneer.
No. Old Levee street, Third District.
SATURDAY, July 10, 1855, at I2 o'clock M,
y IN the Rounda Of the 81. Louis Exchange ST. Lous
de q ssis 70 me d eced BY he Hon. p L. Morgan Jadse
q the Second Dsirc Court Of New dated Sae M
oT OF GROUND situated in the Third District of this
city "a the bounded by Emife, Craps Love and Con-
,ess sd p feet lS1 S Ssp F esn y bs
bounded the side towards Congress street by property
S aesre q by deceased by purchase from g.
Jor passed before Amedee Dncaei notary public
Togsi6sr win ali DC buildings and thereon
two looms tEo eisterns, well and pfivy.
Act Of sale before Edward Barnett notary public the
penze OF the purchaser.
PRoPRIETE AvEC AMELIORA ATOMS - SUCCESSION
de Antonio Kessling--No 1898.
lPAR MIGUEL HERNANDEZ JR., Eucanteur.
No2rue de la vieile-Levee, sme District.
CArEDI, 10 iuiIIos 1858. midi, dams La Ro-
~ tonde de la Boure St. Louis II Louis entire les
Chaes ROya dun ordre de vente De phonorabe
Nouvelle date du JUN 1855 yendu encan
Ia propriete c apres deerite, shvoir-
UN LOT DE TERRE, stue dams lie Troiseme District de
cete VILE dams lei borne les Eire Craps Amour
ct Congress meurnt 90 ped de face Ia sur IS pds
de prolondeur face Rlme ormant Pencoguur des
Craps Emre borne lie cole Ia du Congress
la propriete de faisHnt lot degne e No
dams let No acquis lie dit degnni pacha qul
fat de g. Jorda suivan ae Amedee Ducate
noLaire public, lie 2 fevrier 1853;
Ensemble les baisse ct aneostiOns qni existent
dessus de qnatre chambres
cuisine deux chabres deux putt ieux da
sf-CONDITIONS-Comptant
de vente padsysnt Edouad Barnett noaire public
rails de l'acqnereur. je7 "a Il jy1 10
A. BEARD q CO., IAUoTIoNEERs AND AP
praiser the sale Real Estate Slaves Furniture,
n8-Oce No. IS Magazine and No Banks Arcade
Passage-laey removed from No. Banks Arcade Passage
m2 I'm
NJ VIGNIE, AUCrIOEEER, APPRAISER, AND
4Ns General Agent for the Sale and Purchase Of Real E
tate, Lands, Plantations, Negroes. etc.
oFFIcEs:
Banks Arcade Passage, No. 8, First District.
Corner Cont street and Exchange Alley Sec md District
Where be examined time list of valuable i'm
proved property OF a remunerative investment.
Also and constantly hand for and public
sale choice Mechanics and list Of Virginia and Carolina
Mr. q ERIET will give his personal every
sale and purchase ja2s
l. A.LEyY, yr., AUcTIoNEER FOR THE SALE
" of Real Estate Slaves Succession and door business
generally ONCE 70 Common street. next to of Camp
"
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GfCiSLES II co., DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECA-
~ RIES S. and 90 Canal street. New 0esns-Imporlers Of
and wholesale Dealers in DRUGS MEDICINES Surgical In.
ss-shp Steamboat Plantation and Family Medicines put
up viii particular and guaranteed fresh genuine
ms ly
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GLIDING, PLATING AND BROWNING BY
~ GALVANoPLAsTY, with Process of Thinning.

l53 Charities street. the Orleans Hotel
Savanism Tor gliding plating and bronzing theory for
the realization OF which long practice is necessary
The undersigned has given proofs during the
mas been established in this city that he has realized H.
lie can add that the confidence ch he has fortunate
as to merit due only the result of his knowledge
practice but aso to the guarantee assured by his probity
lie has instance for those who have been dissatisfied
wed ali defective work from shop during
in Europe.
C. Rouyer after than years spent costly expert
ents has succeeded in discovering her inventng
process for thinning by of galv ansm.
lie viii therefore undertake timing Of chatting Dishes
dishes tureens etc. in all styles for steamboats, hotels board
my29 II G. ROIIYFR
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BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.

<ssy. BOOTS, SHOES AND HATs-wE CALL
FEl tne attention OF planters to stock Of RURSET
' IBkOCANs, MUD BOOTS, and Grain Planters BOOTS
:, - Also GAMPEAgHY HATS and ALABAMA WOOL,
HAIs-the best article offered this market all OF
which Will be sold at a very low price.
NILS Il J. B. VALENTINE CO.. 81 Common st.
IusT HECEIvED, BY SHIPS DELHI, ExCKLl
hior and NAndala, an assortment Of
OAK TANNED RUssETs,
MUD BOOTS,
WOOL HATS
selected expressly for Plantation use, and for sale by
]. b. VALENTINE CO.,
lel2 " 81 Common street.
-, REMOVAL-TAYLoR &RADDIN, szn
fHV Wholesale Dealers in &
BOOTS. SHOES, HATS AND GAPS e.
- Have removed their Stores from Me- IL Magazine st.
@ the large and commodous Stores Nos. Il Magazine
Common street.
The undersigned would respectfully inform their friends
The public generally that they have
above, where they will keep constantly hand
well selected stock Of BOOTS SHOES, hats and CAPS Of
every variety and quality.
They receiving in their stores per steamship
Black Warrior and ships Susan Kinks Fannie Eaer
MY thousand dollars worth of FRESH SEASONABLE
GOODS 10 which they would respectfully call
country merchants and dealers generally The Inducements
they offer to buyers cannot be any other establish
nent In the city. Please call and examine stock
TAYLOR & RADDIN,
selz-u n MaRaEit and II Common street
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sDULE'S COMMERCIAL. COL
A&6 IN No. Camp street
-2<kseeGl4 Book Reeping Peumanshp Commercial Cat
cuaton and Arithmetic taught by practical exercised and in
strnetioss impaired individually and n classes
Mr. Soue also particular attention to correcting hosting
closing or reopenng Books averaging adjusting Accounts
out Account Currents, etc. Office his CONNER
myl9 ly
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FOR RENT.

- FOX RENT-THE WHOLE BUILDING, COR
ner 81 Uharles and Union street from the Isl Of August
l4Mle5S. Apply to EDMOND II. CHADWICK,
le26 At Hyde ioodrch's
- FOR REST-SEVERA AL VACANT LOTS ON
IN Julia street. between St. Paul and Cedar streets
h1 Also, twosofy Store the Of Julia and ST.
Paul streets, by
myl9 If PoCLEY, NICoL 4 co.
wA FOR RENT OR For SALE-A FINE
IFlISU MINER Residence ut Bay ST. Louis far from
I'll the New Wharf, is offered for rent for sale the
Furniture and other movable property including carriage
other watering place eonveniences The
and The front handsomely shaded whilst the facili.
ties for bathing, fishing, Of the oppor
Unity is here offered to pleasant residence the
warm season. or to secure permanently For further psrticu
lars apply to
my5 Il JOSEPH BRUNEAU, 90 Gravier street.
- FOR RENT-A PLEASANT AND HEALTHY
@ Residence IN the Pine Forests the Bogue Faaya river
E-iU Wihin a mile Of Co vington, La.
The main building contains rooms, cabinets hall feet
vice and large covered gallery The buildings large
and connections and comprise another house rooms
and several cabins, kitchens grounds are ex
tenstve and planted with fruit trees the air
pure and salubrons the bathing excellent; there are
the buildings several springs of clear weter whchtwo
are mineral and said TO resemble strongly the Baden and
Aba The spot is admirably suited summer hotel OF
watering place. being within few hours journey Or
leans For terms, apply 10
j. STRAwBRIDGE,
q. s. Bonded Warehouse No. g.
Az 5m corner Crossman and Front Levee.
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NOTICE-PERsoNs HAVING TEXAS LAND BUsI-
ness OF any kind nature have attended the
undersigned upon leaving with H. j. Sansbary Esq Of the
Picayune job Office letters directing where undersigned
must call to have personal interview in thereto
The letters should be addressed The undersigned clear
and egibe hand writing In order avoid being made
and the consequent loss Of time He on tour 10 the
NORTH and will return here in about thirty days
his return to his place of residence business Adde'S
Houston, Harris county, Texas.
good attention. - - - 'S
Giy MISREPRESENTATION Smith, Esq., IS Magazine street.
my2e If j. II. H. WOODWARD
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NEMStI1 NEWs!!7DYsPEPsIA BREAD AND
- VhACkNEIL BISCUIT made from choice Wheat,
slightly aperient in the form of pill but the staff of Life;
so h%yng introduced the Cnckne Bscui nothing inferior
10 the English Ctaekneli, imported from London.
Sold At much reduced price. They delicious
ueisIiight, rich and pleasing 10 the palate.
SOLD at the Of Joseph Tchouptoulas
stands-30 Dryades Market llG st. Mary's Market,
Dyspepsia Crackers and Cracknel Biscuit put up parties
leaving the city to keep for length of time by applying
myS tf a GOWANS