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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-06-24
BILLS INTRODUCED.

HILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. COWAN A bill recurring
Judges, Clerks and Attorneys Of tho Dis.
trlct Court TO file their bonds in the Office
Of the Supreme Court
By Mr.. STARKEY A bill amending
the act relating TO public roads
THIRD READING.
The following bill was then read a third
time and passed
a bill providing Tor township organisa.
ton in Goosihuc county.
COMMITTEE on ris WHOLE.
The Senate then went into committee of
the whole for the consideration Of the pen.
cral hlc--Mr. RlDPATH In the CHAIR
and the following bills were reported back
with accompanying rcco lamentations i
A bill declaring vacant the Office ofiNo.
tary Public, Ordered engrossed. ~
A bill regulating the business Of banking
Made the special order for next Monday.
A bill regulating the sale Of property on
n Judgment decree. or execution. Laid on
the table.
A bill Incorporating the town OF Xumbro-
Ia. Passage recommended.
A bill authorizing the Register Of Deeds
Of Houston county TO copy from the records
Of Mower county. Passage recommended
A bill authorizing the Supervisors Of
Brown county To borrow money for the
construction Of n bridge across the Cotton.
wood river. Passage recommended
A bill authorizing School District No.
20, IN iIenncpin county. TO borrow money.
Passage recommended.
A bill Incorporating the town of Ceve.
land Passage recommended
A bill rlating to prairie fires Passage
recommended
A bill amending the net providing for the
construction Of the Cannon Falls and st.
Paul road Passage recommended.
A bill changing the name Of Franklin s.
Baker to Franklin y, Draper. Passage ~
commended.
A bill Incorporating the towns Of Holmes
City and Grove Lake. Passage recon.
mcndcd.
A bill amending the charter Of La Ores
cent. Passage recommended.
A bill amending the net Incorporating
the Minnesota Central University passage
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
A bill providing for n State Scnl--rctcrr.
I'd 10 committee on State Seal
The Committee Of the Whole rose and
reported liz action. which was concurred In
by the Senate.
Mr.. STtEEIER introduced bill legal.
izlpg the acts Of the Legislature for tho
years 1851 \ ordered printed
Mr.. HALL introduced bill for the RI.
lief Of liouben Ilaus. which was read first
time. aud referred "a Committee on Ways
and Means.
Mr.. BATES introduced a substitute for
the bill relating 10 the construction Of chutes
IN mill.dans
nIiIA STONED.
The Governor informed the Senate that
he hal signed and approved the following
An net TO amend See. II, Chapter II,
Revised Statutes
A memorial 10 Congress for an appropri-
alton to indemnify the State for certain OK.
pcnditurcs.
a bill relating TO the title Of preempted
lands was considered 10 Committee Of the
Whole but leave was askcd 10 sit again,
and nothing was done with the bill.
The Senate then al iournod until Monday
next at 10 o'clock
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BiIJs INTRODUCED

By Mr.. STEVENS: A bill entitled an
act regulating the disposition Of real estate
upon execution aud mortgage and the re.
deinptioD thereof
by Mr. LYLE A memorial 10 Congress
for mail route from Chailield ~ Winncba.
go city.
by Nj. OTIS A bill for an act 10
amrnd chapter 40 Of the scsion laws Of
1851
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REVOLUTIONS
by Mr.. KEITH That the Chief Clerk
ia hereby authorized 10 request Of the Au.
ditcr and Treasurer of Stale, information nv
10 whether any portion Of the salaries OF
th Territorial officers had been allowed or
paid out Of the State Treasury, mud II 40,
how much and 10 whom allowed Adopted.
by Mr. PIERCE That on and after
Monday next. no bill shall be- introduced
into this ilOuse providing Tor the location
81 State roads, Or memorials 10 Congress
for the establishment Of mail routes. with.
out unanimous consent ~ the House. Adopt
Cd
The Private Secretary Of the Governor
appeared in the House aud read the follow.
ing acts aud memorials ~ having been mp
proved Of and signed by the Governor, viz
An act 10 incorporate tbs town Of Ls
Sucr city
An act TO legalize the acis Of the county
officers Of Anoka.
An act TO incorporate tbe town Of Mans
field.
An act 10 amend ab act entitled an act 10
incorporate certain towns
An act 10 autborize the fesarYcy Of The
town Of Senteryille.
An act 10 amend az act entitled an act 10
Incorporate the town Of SeDtsrville.
An act for The relied 81 Mary Miller.
An act 10 amend an Act entitled an act 10
provide for the laying Out Of Gel tain terrific
rial roads In the State Of Minnesota, ap-
proved Feb. q. 1857.
The following Senate file Of bills was then
taken up Tor
Third READING AND rAssAGg.
A bill Tor an act TO Iegalizc roads between
Wabashsw AMI Rochester.
A bill for an act 10 locate q State road
from Rochester 10 Wilton.
A bill for an act TO locate State road
from Marion 10 Oakland.
A memorial 10 the President OF the Unit
81 Stats was passed and title agreed TO.
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4 CrxxlsG, Governs 0. an.
H0a. LgTs CAS-, Secrc@ 4Ty Of sac,
Washiug'Or City ID &
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SENATE.
FaDAY. JUNE ~, 1853.
senate mt pursuant 10 adjournment and
vas oaIled TO order by the President.
Prayer by tho Chaplain.
RzsDIifIONH.
gy Mr.. VAN EITEN That the 5ecre-
tary Of State be requested 10 furnish the
committee upon appDrtionnent all necssss.
~ documents and memoranda ncee~ary to
fscbts,e them in the discharge Of their ia.
tav Adopted.
by Mf. WATSON That from AMI az
YER Nopdsy next. tbs daily s-sioos Of the
senate oOnmeDee ut nine O'Clock. A. ~
Adopted.
The Governor informed tbc Scnate that
h. lad sigbssi the bill ior The protection Of
fsh IN lake Como
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have since kept my Office open a all
hours Of The day and night, aud have regis
tered no lts' than Sc meu, % women, aud
II children, "a srou. Of ny protection
AMI assistance in proceeding 10 he States.
Tie large majority Of these people are Of
English birth. and state ,ha; ihey leave the
congregation from desire to improve heir
crcgu5 tances, and realize elses here more
rnoney by tben labor. Certain leading men
among the Mormous base promised to fur.
ni,h hem G8ar ard ass.s, isen in leaving
the country.
Nyues nee a. tie meeting in the Taber.
nacle xlf b. remembered by N a. an &C
cs-ion al intense iatlrc> BtScgn three
AMI four ,hoaslHd persons wore a<.enbIei
for the rurp1se Of public wor,Lip fhe hall
va. crowded 70 oyerlow.ng ba; The moe.
profound quiet uas ob-sry'd when ] APPEAR.
"a PresiIcat Brigham Young introduced
nc by name az t. Governor Of Ctah, ahd !
ajd-e. j the audience from "the stand. J
Informed ben hat had CONE am1os taen
10 vindi,ate toe national Sovereignty thai
j, vas nv da'y % secure the supremacy Of
the Constitution ard he l4ss TIA; ] had
taken my oarh y offrr % e,Ae' A. rncondi'
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po,,,ssg<,, W. = u W, .l,,,,. lo,tt A.
~, - p..s
vsass Z, nas r.,ass., I'm !, Thnrsss niahs ~
!, 1890 :. Il i, -. -. 49,. !. 80
H.; -, ts,,,ss,as W. 49,
~ IA rsors III. 4 Mora h.a
~ orr ,stv,s f,iryliIs ;nvsn;ltv ana .,n, hss,,t
sna fss,;o,
s1hs .srsat fea,nrs ~ The even;r, nos :, .,ur..
IN ,er'es;rl,ovea, s,.vs q Az p.,ss,s.
,,o,,ils Tbev vsr ,,rssa,,, = u, ,,s
o fancv dress ana +; ter ;ovo.s sxa~;sss
br;ll;anf AMI cba,,oip., q fsrr., ,rca ,osa W.
regret tat ~ o;ys s,lI m u A. saa.,,,ss
If ~ cb,,ens ~ - MAJ. INA, !. e.
mavpole dance q IN yo,nr ro;ssss a. ana os az
mast cbarr,,o N them Ana thsn IN.
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VrsrSo BowERs TAXES A BEsEFir To-MoRRow
NIaHr.-Let this fact be known and remembered. all
over town, and all around town--up at Boulieny and
down at the Barracks, over at Algiers and back at
Milneburg wherever there lives man with soul
for fun, or heart capable Of approaching gentle
manly worth and genuine comic talent Always cor
rect, lively and entertaining in tho varied round Of
characters 10 which his position as leading comedian
assigns him, and capital in most Of them, besides
being inst rate fellow socially, II Is no wonder that
his popularity has reached its present high standard
and stamped him as the eity's favorite. We shall
therefore expect the announcement Of his benefit TO-
morrow night to subject the st. CHARLES TO an inter
nal hydraulic pressure Of the ntensest kind In ali
his acting during his several seasons in this CITY, Mr.
Bowers has never made the first faurpas or been
found wanting in any respect. Therefore, he ought
to have benefit II need not be feared that he will
not offer bill worthy OF the occasion.
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DR.. MosoHzfsKER's PAsToscoPIc GLAssEs.-The
p'nessope gass made Of pebbes and introduced
ey Dr. r. A. Won NosrhEike ocnst end snrist
Aeonefsd - something seriously worthy the attention Of an
VAC may need AL 10 their ,isiop Dr. Ms assstani Mr.
asaefe attends selection and sale of ,s n..s
glasses a NJ hses store, No S. Camp street. where hs Is
70 be found daily Mr. arAese gentleman Of much experI
saee r. optics and provided with inssumsns by which he
can SUI he glasses % The exact focus Of vision hoss who can
him. The advertisement IN another -
matter more particularly Read H. - ~
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LAST or The DAY PERFORMANCES AT THE AsrBI-
rHEArEn-Ths ladies and children have one more
and the last chance to see the circus and the ee-
plants, and Mr.. Lenton in his upsidedown walking,
at noon to-day There is no need to say much on the
subject, for the Amphtheater is bound to be jammed
from top TO bottom. 1t will be the last chance also
TO see the Siamese twins the bearded lady and Col
Woods other wonders, in the Museum.
AT night an extraordinary bill Is to be given for
the benefit Of Costello the clown. He deserves and
viii have rouser. And tomorrow night positively
the last performance will be given.
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MADAME hAcALIIsrER's GIFT ENTERTAINMENT
To-NIaHr-Bear in mind that Madame MacalIister
gives another Of her splendid soiress magiqass at
Armory Hall tonight, and at the close distributes to
The audience, by lot, fifty beautiful prizes gold
watches. jewelry, etc. which may DO seen to-day in
Gregor 4 Wilson's window, at the corner Of Camp
aud Canal streets A great crowd and lots Of fun
and excitement may be looked for.
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Perfect Protection
FROM THE ELEM Tsll-
w. r, CHILDs Il CO.'S

w. E. CHILDs Il CO.'S
PATENT ELASTIC FIRE AND WATER PROOF
C1:LrKrzlyz- xaOOE:zyNyos.
Roof that viii stand cold intense heatccn.
tract and expand with every variation emaresst any
external exposure to fre-Is PERFECTLY WATER PROOF
AND WILL NEITHER EyAPoRATE CRACK OR ROT
AND FOR DURABILITY AND cHEAPNEss ITS EQUAL
is NOT AT PRESENT KNOWN
CAUTION:
Since the unparalleled which has attended the intro
ducion Of CHILDs CO.'S CEMENT several worthless mi-
tatons and nrngemens have appeared against which the
public cautioned Remember Chlds Patent in regard to
which hundreds Of testimonials and certificates largest
Builders Presidents of Railroads. Companies and
Planters, be shown
NJ D. CHRISTIE, Builder No sos Magazine street has the
sole right to operate this Cement in this city All orders left
with him. at the Office of the Proprieor No. IO4 Magazine
street. will be promptly attended to.
Application may be made the undersigned for the purchase
Of rights the above Roofing in parishes or terri
tory, in the States of Louisiana and Mississippi.
To builders and others this would most excellent invest
menL
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ST.. CHARLES THEATER.-Mr. Henry Placide takes
his farewell benefit and appears for positively the last
time, tonight The pieces selected are Grandfather
Whitehead" "A Peep behind the Scenes and "My
Friend from Leatherheadp -Plaeide appearing in the
INST two pieces and Vining Bowers in the last There
will Of course. be fun house.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-30

GAIEry THEArEa.-Miss J. N. Davenport is to ap-
pear tonight in repetition Of her admirable perform.
ance Of Charlotte corday in which she renders In
French, and with such thrilling effect the Marseaise
Hymn. The comedy Of the "serious Family is to
be given after the play. Tomorrow night, Mr. Hale.
the leading comedian, who Is excellent in some Of hts
Characters, takes benefit.
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L0ces, EmbroiderIes, ETC., etc.
CANAL STREET
store accommodation.
M F E- II " n ~ III R
beg inform her Isdy friends generally that
she has leased the spacious O street adjoining
her stand which has beea up expressly as
SHOW ROOM, for CLoAKs, MANTILLAs AND BON
NETS desirable and choice goods have been
received direct from the Paris and are now be-
ing opened to which she respectfully the attention and
continued patronage Of the Ladies Of New Orleans stran.
gers visiting the city.
The Embroidery Department
In No 100 considerably increased will found to con-
tain select of the novelties and styles
FRENCH EMBRoIDERIES. REAL LACEs,
Of every variety and entirely designs.
JoUVIN's AND ALEXANDER'S
KID AND SILK GLOVES.
DREss-MAKINg conducted under direct superntend.
ence Of Mrs. Turner hersofore by lady considerable
experience and acknowledged capacity
The Millinery Branch of the business is attended to by
French lady Of decided talent and taste.
Ladies aud Families residing country who may end
neonvenent visit New Orleans rely upon the strict and
punctua execution Of their ORDERS by addressing MRS TUR
NF.R, lOs Canal street.
Merchants condug their orders Mrs Turner will find
them promptly and accurately executed.
Nos. lO7 AND 100 CANAL STREET
nc 2pSm&W New Orleans.
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No. 2 Camp Street.
Now receiving and for sale French and
American
PERFUMBRY. SOAPS
EXTRACTS, PoMADEs,
BRUSHES COMBS, etc.
All Of which offered by the subscriber prices suit the
times.
The public respectfully solicited call examine the
above choice stock.
jy25 2p6t CHAS. 7. HOWARD
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Read THIS I!

W. P. COLEMAN, Esq: N"s"'' 49, i''''
Dear srThe twenty -four inch MIL which puch ased from
for Mr. j. Pack woods plantation attached to
the sugarmil engine, and put operation week am
much pleased with In every respect both in regard to its
plicty, durability, and quantity It grinds. the mill
when in operation times found to my surprise thai
the mill was grinding bushe per minute therefore expect
the mill to grind regularly thirty bushels per with ease
TO Sugar Planters would especially recommend your Mills
believing them be superior any mill manufactured
Yours, respectfully,
aul4 2pf JOHN S. MCDONALD Engineer
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nered success OF these celebrated Be and the daily favor
with which has been recsived by respectable ci
1ens speaks volumes efficacy bringing
ehci results for which designed Having been he result
Of long Of study and observation ia the Doctors
tce SO that the propreors have hesancy presenting it
TO The world unsurpassed in eeeting speedy, certain and
for an Irregularities digest
i've organs to which persons health Sold by
all druggists and hotels throughout the United States
and Canada. Jas 2p6fSltW
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NOV VTleAnsl DEC. Is, 1871.
RsrThe Treasurer would respectfully In
form the people that all Licenses Merchants Professions
Callngs Coehouses, Groceries, Carriages Cabs Draws o
nibusses etc. due and payable at his Office the month
January and that all Licenses as are not Maid before
the LIST February will be sued upon.
ial4 2ptFel ADAM GIFFEN, Treasurer.
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ss-Dr. Hooflnnd,s Ce1ebrnted Cern,an

hs-Dr. Hoofiand's Celebrated Gerhsan Bit
TERs-Prepared by Dr. O. NJ. Jackson, Philadelphia Pa will
eecuay cure Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Jsuudice Chronic
or Nervous Debility Diseases of the Kidneys diseases
arising from dsordered Liver Stomach Give them trial
they win YOU For rs cents rer bottle by drug
gsss and soeheepers in every village the United
States, Canadas, West Indies and South America
Sold in New Orleans wholesale and retail by j. WRIGHT
CO., Nos q and ISL Charities street. $50 2plm&W
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ian 7pst&ItW
P0nt0scOPtc Glasses,
MADE OF GENUINE PEBBLES.

y = . Y y y y " . t " Y 7 Y d ID y u . :
80 Camp street.,.....,..56 Camp street.
These Glasses which introduced by Dr. r. A. Won MOS
CHzsKER the we'll known Dentist only true Glasses
which have hitherto been constructed founded on the
most scientific principle and in philosophy
Of nature in the peculiar Ep and most admirably
adapted 70 the Organ OF Sight perfectly natural to the
Eye a6ordng altogether the HELP to the bu
man vision The material too, Of which the Glasses are
ground is like se superior any commonly called Scotch or
other Pebbe II has the virtue and hardness all these and
is yet purer and perfectly coloress.
In consequence Of Dr. Won MS professional engagements
Mr. GRAEFE has been obliged, from the great demand for
these Glasses 10 transfer the Optical Department his
own and the convenience OF purchasers the st. Louis o
tel to No SO CAMP STREET in the Store Of Mr. j. RAFEL
where he will be in attendance from A. N. until p
Accurate examinations Of Byes by the oPTOME
TER and YIsIOMRTER, by which Glasses are shifted
10 the foeus by A. GRABFB opteAn from the ROYAL
Optical Institute Of Berlin.
Rs-CAMP STREET, No 3d. iaas 2ntf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-30

HuFFlio, November 10, lq5f
seng had the pleasure OF listening Roeutons ofs
Lectures Geology, recently delivered In This cy and mn
deIelandns that he intends going West view o repeating
mem An hsppy 70 state, for the Of my friends
suete va me- lectures hee though delivered during the
men, y ne peHeal e.mpagn listened By crowded
o. our meet Intelligent cltizls sexes with
delight and saistAsion His manner occurring Is
nuen hve sraetve Tor being oral instead written and
mncn more instructive 20 the popular By being avesd Of
Of SCIENCE and brought down Ia plain
tHtnuNt 70 the comprehension
ns az interest rom hs peedid psnngs with
works 81 art but instructive presentins neer Isd
ecspe views And geological formaci n The eah snpo
aoot MAJ MS lectures which delivered with that earnest
e. peculiar 70 one .hess hear, IL NJ subject mus
cheerfaiy commend them The patronage Of nv fiep
WILLARD FIIIMpRr
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SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 80, 1858.

s1-The Weekly Crescent is issued this morning,
and will be found an entertaining paper.
Mondays Doahe-Sheet Crescent win contain, as
usual, great quantity Of readable matter. Adyer-
Users viii oblige by sending in their favors as
early as possible
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ANNIE MAy.'--This is the title Of new song
and chorus, the words by E. s. Eastman, and the
music ty F. R. Prohl for copy of which we in
debted to the publishers, Messrs p P. Werein d Co.,
No Camn street
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ovrRooArs AND VEsrs AT Cosr.-Messrs. Piersou.
Harrison Co. at the Of cauA and Maea.n. ,r.,,
have sl on hand spsni lot Of ovsreoAis and ,e, v
which shsy onsr 2. eos. We sa attention 70 their advertise
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L. Formerly uf the Arcade has opened the above
named house, at No II MAGAZINE STREET where he will
be glad to see his old friends and public generally
The BEST OF LIQUORS always hand, and LUNCH
served up EVERY DAY, at II O'Clock A. NJ ial5 2plm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-30

sTPalirey Co, anctioneers. advertise in our col
nnns 10 day. large sale Of bank rslroaa and o..,
bonds sttbs Areafe u u O'Clock The PARTICULAR ~ -
ses'h n eaHesuss Which may hs obned their once pre-
yious 10 sale -
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Island OF Cuba.

Island Of Cuba.
JOSE DOMINO MAYORAL,
Importers OfHavana Cigars & Lear Tobacco.
No. IS Cusomhouse street,
Has Just opened the above importing establishment
where be found superior Of the best selections and
mostfsvOrite brands Of
HAVANA CIGARS,
PAPER CIGARS and
LEAF TOBACCO
AT THE LOWEST PRICES
"oLD JOE" as he is famiarly known for the last
sixteen years, at his old stand In the RotundA
UNDER THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
s remains in his old quarters, where be found tho yer,
best brands Of Havana and Paper Cigars Of his mpora
ton. Also, at his Cigar Stands in the
CITY HOTEL,
ST LOUIS HOTEL, and
ARCADE,
always be found the best brands Of Chewing Tebacco
Paper Cigars and the best quality of Havana Cigars
Smoking Tobacco milo 2ply
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Taco Thousand Dollars Reacarcg.

We hereby offer reward Of Two Thousand Dollars for the
restoration to his friends for the recovery Of his body
dead, Of Mr.. WILLIAM YoGEL who mysteriously dis
appeared the afternoon Wednesday the 9Th inst or We
will give Five Hundred Dollars any furnishing such in
formation enable positively fate He
is German BY BIRTH about feet inches high well
built round, full face light complexion light blue eyes
nelipng to curl aud rather grey hskers
and in walking carried himself very on whtn he
LEFT his counting light coat AM dark grey
pantAloons.
New Orleans. January IS, 1853.
SCHMIDT & CO.,
ja9s 7p6ttltW 81 St Charles street.
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- Inc attention Of buyers is called to the extern
sise sale hundred and Coy paekar., a.. o, ~
BE dry goods computing rich plaid ska black rros a. min
esseses Frsneh prnt sie place this day Al IA
o'cieek st the aneoa 81 Vincent Co. No Is uss.o
hoase srsst- Terms liberal.
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Southern Medical Depot,


No. 8 CAMP STREET.
Just received and constantly hand large supply Of all the
famous remedies OF the day among which may found
DIR. TUTEWILER's PILE OINTMENT
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
OSGOoDs CHOLAGoGUE.
MUSTANG LINIMENT,
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER
JAYNE's EXPECToRANT.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
WRIGHT's INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
BRANDRETHs PILLS.
MoFFATT's PILLS
RoWfAHD's TONIC MIXTURE.
WIsTAR'S WILD CHERRY BAlSAM.
BURNET's KALIsTON.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
FAHNEsTooK's vERMIFUGR
BURNET's COD LIVER OIL.
JAYNE's TONIC vERMIFUGE
HOILoWAYiS OINTMENT.
HooFLAND's BOXERS AND GoULAYis BITTERs.
foWNsEND's, BULLS, SANDS AND McLEAN,S sAR-
sAPARlI.I.A, with hundreds Of Others to he had AT
CHAS. T. H0WARD'S,
jas 2pet Agent for Rraddock's Cough Syrup.
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- New Orleans, jan T. 1858.
This IL % certify that have witnessed experiments made
Chds Patent Elastic Cement which proved 10 nv salts
faction its incombustibty under any Of expo
which the liable
Of its perfect water that have had
some fiat roofing covered with which previously eay
but Is now thoroughly tight ''
CHAS RRTGnS
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es-To the Public-Tho undersigned most
respectfully submits his the Of the city Of New
Orleans as candidate for the Office o. Mayoreecon
on on the I'd dag Of Juns next
JAS 2pte BENZ s HARRISON