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who Can HeMg has
READ THE FULLON ING CERTIFICATE.
II HEREBY certify that We have sawed II 800 feet
lof inch boards In 10i hours ON our Circular Saw
Mill In Schuyler county, Ao. Said mill Vas made
by s. s. Vail Co., of The Euckeys Foundry, Kso-
kuk. also earthly that there was sawed on an
other mill made by said Vail Co., and owned
by VIM. Buford and n. II. kadclid, III 400 in ~
hours, Of 4 inch siding, from oak timbsr.
ENu1H c. McCLANAHAN
or the firm Of Bnford, Brown ! Co.
keokuk, Iowa, July sth, 1888.
jyl9 w3m
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Angelss Dook - Chooe.
a NEW SUPPLY jsst received by
~ OdDnM, BROW61LL 4 co.
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EMFOKIUM ~ TAsMIoN.
Second Street Tailoring Estab-
Nshmont.
=. ,. o'BR1En

(suocEssoa 70 nxxpEssox aArcxxL,l
HAVING carried on the business With sveesee
IL In New York City for mssy YEAR,, and Aavine
> tncfcsxa practical hncwlsAgs 81 the bssinss 4
priaior nan guarantee tAAt his work Wal 9iss scss
aAttsfAetion.
lie hos Just received : new stoek u CLOTHS -
vkSTlN0s Of The LATEST styles and Ansst qsalt1ss,
which 20 y prepared 70 make Up at The lowest oaek
psicss.
~ NO FIT NO SALE. -
Oes. -, sse-d1m
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NrlFM nGeT.
ME have just received another invoice Of that
w choice Beef, from Cincinnati, which IL for
sale. KELLOGG b BIKGK.
cet3d
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Cattle Wanted.
I mn HEAD Il wcli-fatted BEEF CATTLE. d
1fVVV b. delivered ct convenience, in any num-
Ter, till the close OF thuseAson. Also,
1000 head Of wall fatted Hoes, a. sbove. 70
be delivered 1t Pennington, Van Buren, Co., for
which the highest cash price will DO paid on siiv-
cry. q. TOWER.
Pennington. Oct. 4, is5s-wim
(N0MPOUND sYkur vi blackberry Rs0t, for
~ salA by S. b. VOWELL,
aug7d Isl Main 1T.
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DlaFys for 1880,
A LII sises, Just received and for sale By
"A OGDEN, BkOWNELL GO.
oct23d
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90faI SntsIliqtnfe.

| Too p.n ia .- -. = VI .
o.,s,.a !, -. !. .'e Wa nov
" eose N me peacefui and harmonious manner
which characterized it's festivities during progress
y - ssea ihs race track and
sho ~, = as sn' blew out the lights snns
escaped and the wounded ma, rh,.. -. 4, -. -
Charity Hospital He ". reported 70 Be ssasss
y wounded Ths police have clue, Is aid the perps-
''-.e' y ''s m''os'o'' outrage u.
go. earn .nA' '"o
% ~'do~ aay were drowned the other day At
coming 70 the cy in .kf and xbe Ir.nrus-,,,. ,s.s
their curiosity d ~ hs = a. =
near the .ursins food
held an uouss, oD ,ss n.ay of Ann. N.S. t,..
Germany 40 Years Of are founa d..d I, hsr .,a - "a.
Philip street. between Bourbon and paupbias ve,iart ~
plsxy. caused by iutemperanee. : ~
An inquest was held on the body Of unknown white man.
Ss oos Js. s,ss s sos9 ass loana n as
,ha, man who bad been hired % work on .,ss ~.
days previousy but his known Verdict found
drosned f fis
AcciDESr.-helnrich Meyers was yesterday taken
cotton falling upop him Wills, = asI !. -, ~ o1s y
ert hay.
FIRST DISTRICT COURT.-basquiia Bnqua, charged
with a6hing with latent murder yesterday dischasd
yineente Mars charged with similar offence. VA. s,.
ensTgea wT Hops,ss Or sam as. las rsssoP
Ts sEa @ Of s F.sco. S,a sn x ss % sa oons guilty
REcoRpEx SrrrH,s Coupr -I,bn Macr 80. -
tedsy fined SO for furious driving Orange street
and srnsers were hned according 10 the customary
and Martin Burke charged With having solen cot
E. Jacob; was dismissed from he charge sne
wise dsm ssed from The charge contributing more loose
bricks g The dcmieil Of Ellen Mahoney reqa %
inner fa.niinrs. v
belle and the latter free Afri
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The Tampa peninsuIar Of the sth bias the Following:

Auc Aaulp1 cuilsuidI VI tut olu has tue lOOWlng-
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF FLORIDA
Fort Brooke May s, ls5s.
Having proclaimed the Florida war closed and
having ordered the entire volunteer force under his
command to be mustered out of the service OF the
United States, the Colonel commanding takes this
occasion to say to the focesregulas volunteers and
boatmen you have, with untiring zeal and energy,
penetrated 10 every direction, the swamps and ever
gades of the country, driving the enemy from their
stronghods and hiding places you have engaged
them in several skirmishes and actions, killing more
than forty of their warriors, acknowledged by the
chief, Billy Bowlegs you have destroyed their maga
zines OF stores and provisions; you have captured
more than forty of their men, women and children
you have rendered them hopeless of remaining any
longer with safety in the country, thereby preparing
them for and greatly facilitating their peaceful emf.
grafton, by the delegation under Col. Elias Rector.
Superintendent of Indian Affairs For all these ser.
vices, the Colonel Commanding gives you his sincere
thanks and would further state for your qualification
that the joy of the captive women and children
upon being restored to their friends on board
the steamer Gray Cloud, was deeply affecting aud
overpowerlng to many among them, even Billy Bow
legs himself.
By order of Colonel Ieemis.
LIST Lieut.. LIST Artillery, A. a. Adjaiant General
The Peninsular also publishes the following reliable
and interesting intelligence, from Major F. N Page,
late Adjutant General:
BooA GRASDA, May 5th, Is5s.-On the 3Oth ult
the u :. steamer Gray Cloud arrived at Fort Myers
prepared to emigrate the Seminoes, which, through
the nntring exertions on the part OF the peaceful
commissions now in Florida, bad been collected at
that place. We found the Ranger still absent down
the coast. conveying portion Of the delegation with
some OF Billy's men in pursuit OF the boat party.
Col Garrett was still absent with Haleck Tustenug-
gee, on mission to old Sam Jones' people. On the
morning OF the LIST the Ranger arrived without find.
ing any traces of the boat party although thorough
search was made by Billys men in boats where they
supposed they were to be found. This boat party
has not been seen by any Of Billy's men for five
months. s.1 9s.,l +.
On the night Of the I'd. Col. Garrett returned,
bringing with him three Of Sam Jones' men with
their families nine in all.
Sam Jones in person had removed off, positively
refusing to have any further intercourse and says he
would not emgrate for two wagon loads Of money.
Some Of his men and women followed those Of his
party. leaving their camps, and rldiculed them for
selling themselves for money! On the arrival Of COL
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CANDs' sARsAPARILLA

SANDS sARsAPARILLA
STANDS UNRIvALLED
For the Cure of .,.-.
ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN IMPURE STATE
OF THE BLOOD,
Or Habit of the System.
No remedial agent introduced that has proved more
uniformly successful than this The of He
reditay Disease with swollen glands snews and
boues half caous has been vigor The
scrofnous patient with ulcers loahsome to himself
and his attendants,
HAS BEEN MADE WHOLE.
Hundreds Of persons who had goaned hopeesy for years
under Cutaneous and Gandnla disorders Chronic Rheuma
tism, and other complaints springg from derange
ment of the ecretve ogans and the circulation been
raised it from the rack of disease now with re
generated constitutions gladly testify efficacy of this in
estimAble preparation
Read the following.
sCRoFULoUs ULCER CURED.
Gmsoss WELLS, Tenn, JAM TO- 1855
hessrs A. B. D. sands-G sntemen My daughter teven-
teen Of time ago with an ulcer in
the front Of her which gradually increased eating away
the hesh and became very painful We tried all the remedies
we coud hear Of without checking the disease length
procured bottle Of your Sasspals which afforded her
most immediate relief and after taking botes was en-
trely cured. Yours, respectfully
PATRICK GLEsoN
Prepared BY A. B. D. SANDS Druggists No. 100 Fulton
street, corner Of William, New York. Sold also by
j. WRIGHT CO., q and ISL Chartres st.
SICKLES CO.. 40 and AZ Canal street.
H. KENNEDY, Chsrtres street.
m DUCONGE New Orleans
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Garrett at Fort Myers, Col Rector raye notice that
% the morning Of the 4fh the Indians infetIdno f
emgrate, should be ready 70 embark in time 70 leave
.ne same day At an early hour on the morning OF
the 9th Inst, all the hosfies thrn AZ Feyt Mvers X
getner with the delegation, embarked the uavneut
commenced, aad at II O'Clock we were ufJst wav
steamlng down the river, with 122 hostile Indians
men. women and children, on board- p
The number OF hostile Indians emjorafino vo1uu
afy - 49, and In addition to the caDtiyes le5 All
told, viii be taken from Florida
Inc Indians left 10 the country are now In three
parties: Firsts the boatmeu numbering "a srarriors
and one boy capable OF bearing arms. This narrv
BUY leaves with reluctance, and asserfs positvely
That u they could have been found thev vonId have
rated willingly He hopes that they viii not be
kIlIed. and says they will notice whife lac. h
says, further, Sam Jones il fool and ~ drss nat
care what becomes Of him. second Sam Janesf
party, Numbering Ia men with their fa1oiIiea neid
ing sam Jones OF these. old men and II war
riors sam Jones party originally numbered II war
riors, Of them are on board Third- he Tsllshss-
sees the strength Of this party Is not aceursfeiv
known, bat from all the information recsived snrs
bers warriors with their families Billy ssys he has
not seen these Indians for five years.
or the I65 Indians emgrating there ara a. man
and boys capable OF bearing arms. and claimed ~
Billy to be Is years and over besides these two ne
groes capable OF bearing arms, and probably more
beIlIgerent than the hostile Indiana The remainder
uxD are women and children (boys and siris.)
IL Col Rector Is successful in getting this number
out OF the country (and IL they get away they viii
have 10 swim asbore) the number Of Indians remain
ing IN fioraa may be summed up as follows and shis
ticable - 80. - - - -
Sam Jones' party, 17-of this number S are old
men boat party, with no chief l3---of this number
one ooy capable OF bearing arms; Ta.shassees--hut
as reported from various sources certainly nct over
| Florida ~ 's'' '''' AZ
omitted to mention that the father OF one Of the
ps = on board, and that several others Of this
party are his reIations-nephews and nieces- He
connrms blliys statement that II found this party
| for their safety e'e~' eAA'o'J
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al see the villain in your face.n said Western
judge to prisoner. "May it please your worship, ?
replied the prisoner "that must be personal retec
tion, sure.r
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A murderer having escaped from the Sheriff in
Missouri, Western exchange suggests that detect
i've be sent to Washington to apprehend him before
Buchanan appoints him to office.
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WASHINGTON, May 1s-senafe.-Mr. Stewards
resolution enquiring into the outrages on American
vessels in the Gulf OF Mexico and the adjacent seas
was unanimously adopted.
The motion Of Mr.. Douglas for the admission of
! oregon, was takea up and discussed.
The General Appropriation bill was pasze5 with
some slight amendments.
The bills for the punishment Of land title frapds
the collection and safe keeping Of the public archives
of California, passed. N
The bill for the admission Of Oregon as State was
discussed and passed, by IS to IL. ~
Houss-Joseph L. Wright Of New Jersey, ia re-
elected Doorkeeper, by III to 90.
From Utah.
WAsHIsGroS, May 1s.-The Government intend.
to keep large force in Salt Lake Valley, and make
Salt Lake City depot for stores and equipments
even If the late intelligence be true, which is con
rmed by further dispatches. 1t is also reported thai
the general feeling of the Mormons is in favor o
peace.
Communication between Fort Leaveuworth and
Salt Lake City Is to be established and maintained.
Domestic Markets.
NEW YORK, May lS--Cotton heavy and nominal /;
Upands Middlng l2id. Flour. 80 95 to a. o.
Southern Red Wheat 81 to 81 0s; White 81 10 to
81 20. Yellow Corn IS to 76c. Mess Pork $l7 so
to sl7 60. Tallow loic. Sugar steady and active
Porto Rico 50 to e9c. Muscovado 81 to e3c. Coffee
l0t to l0sc.
CINCINNATI, May Is. = Flour SO 60 to 50 65.
Whisky l7lc Mess Pork SIC 80, but held higher
Lard l05c., advancing.
River Intelligence.
ST.. LOUIS, May ls.-The steamers Cora Anderson
and st. Nicholas arrived here on Saturday, and the
Uncle Sam on Sunday, from New Orleans The
Hawatha left on Sunday for New Orleans The
river here is stationary the Upper Mssissppis also
stationary, All the upper streams are falling
LOUISVILLE, May ls.-The river is rising, with 10
feet on the falls
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lady consulted st. Francis Of Sales on the lawful.
ness Of using rouge why said he, "some pious
men object to it, others see no harm in It; will hold
a middle course, and allow you to use it on one
cheek"
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S, DIR. BAAKEE TREATS ALL DIS -Ss
&R&4EASES FREE OF CHARGE .O4EN

SS2sSEASEs FREE OF CHARGE. ~CRN
DOCTOR BAAKEE will also give special attention 10 The
following Diseases Coughs, Colds Consumption Group In.
huenza Asthma Bronchitis and all other diseases of the Throat
and Lungs.
He will devote particular attention the Of all Skin
Diseases-Lumbago, scrofua Rheumatism chronic
Neuralgia Paralysis Epilepsy Dyspepsia Piles all de.
rsngemen of the Stomach Liver and Bowes also to all
chronic Female Diseases Special attention be given to the
treatment of the Eye and Ear.
DR.. Baakee has made discovery of Fluid that will
produce perfect absorption of the Caarac and restore per
vision the Eye without the knife Dr. Baa.
kee produce thousand certificates of his perfect
in curing Cancers old Sores Ulcers Fisula sweugs or
Tnmors Of every description and without the use of the knife
Special be made with Dr. Baakee for the
treatment of the last named Diseases they require his
constant advice and attention Dr. Baakee is OF the most
skul and celebrated Surgeons and Physicians now living
His fame known personally in nearly every principal city in
the world.
All letters directed to Dr. Baskee enclosing postage stamp
five cen from any distance correctly stating the nature
the disease shall be promptly answered. patients
treated by correspondence, free of charge.
RS-ohce hours from A. M.tosP.M
DOCTOR BAAKEE
Roce, l4O Baronne street. below Poydas street. New Or.
cans La. isl6 ly&w
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CIKCULAR STEAM SAW MILLS.

Engine and MIL complete guaranteed to saw 1000 feet Of
one inch boards per day, for
$3.50.
Engine and MIL complete guaranteed 1000 feet OF
one-inch boards per day for
S2SOO.
Engine and MIL complete guaranteed to saw 5000 feet Of
oneinch boards per day, for
S25OO.
Engine and MIL complete guaranteed 1000 feet Of
oneinch boards per day, for
$4,000.
Engine and MIL complete guaranteed to saw 10 900 feet Of
one inch boards per day, for
$4,000.
The Engines all OF the patent Of Hoard Sons
more than two hundred Of which referred to in use
the Southern saes they have iron chmnes feet high and
the entire mill and engine is up without any masonry
The Saw Mil Lea Leavits with stearns patent head
blocks and Norcross rocker boxes and Is feet carriage
SAMUEL II. GILMAN,
10 Gravier st., New Orleans,
myS Agent for the Patentees,
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81 am thy fathers spirit" as the bottle said to the
boy, when be found it in the woodpile and wondered
what it was
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THE CUSTOMER TO THE WINE MERoHANr-aWhat
Is Port to you Is death to US"
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF PROPERTY - The partition
sale of commercial properties, yesterday, by Mr. N.
Vignie, was well attended and realized high prices
1t is the most extensive and important sale that has
taken place for years. The following were the prices
| realized
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r Il U M b II h
TIN, COPPER, ZINK AND SHEET IRON WORKERS.
Plumbing Copper Tn Zinc Sheet Iron Work done in ali
their various branches. 4s.
Sheet Lead Lead and Iron Pipes Sizes Shower Baths
Bath Tubs Washhand Basins Stands Hip and Sponge
Baths Water Closets Lead and snks Pumps both
Lift and Force various patterns Beer Pumps VICTORIA
GRECIAN and DRAB wASHSTANDs, suitable for water
works or without beautiful article for bedrooms.
We have constantly hand large selected assor
ment Of
BRASS METALS, COOKS, etc.
Such as Bbb Cocks; Stop Upright and Bracket Cocks
sizes; Washstand, Sink, Buffers Shsmpooning Compression
for hot cold water Lager Beer Cocks all Sizes
Also Plated Cocks Of all kinds Brass Hose and Plain Coup.
ngs and Hose Pipes from inches and Brass Ware
usually found in similar establishment.
We have the celebrated METROPOLITAN RANGE which
has proven to be the very best article of now in use
Also the celebrated Charter Oak and Stoves
Sizes to cook for families of from persons up
that will cook for six hundred
Are also Agents for the celebrated JEFFREY's DOUBLE
ACTING LIFT AND FORCE PUMP with solid India Rubber
Balls for Nsves-Three Sizes Nos and A. prices $40 sss
and S50To raise water from 81 feet perpendcula and
the from so ITO clear Of the nozzle with only
one man at the brake They to any other Pump
yet invented.
COOKING STOVES AND RANGES Of all s,zes pa,,srps
and prices always hand either wholesale or retail Also
PaTor, once Church, Bedroom and Steamboat HEATING
STOVES Steamboats, Hotels Plantations supplied
s8- All work done by 10 give satiufactou Or
ders seicied from the country
Oily No. ss Camp street, ,.st'lS New oTls.n.
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-Four story brick store, No. 72 Mag zine street, leased
Four story brick sor No "a azine street leased
to Messrs. de Wiser ......... ls 900
-Four story brick store, No a Poydris street. leased
= to Connolly %, lslOO
= 70 J. Wallis Co.. .... l27OO
y 70 p Cook 60 1870
Two three story brick stores, Nos So and 81 Pnydras
street. leased to Messrs Keep. Bard 83O0
NJ % Msssrs. Sutton @. 10000
Three story brick store No. 80 Poydras street. leased
to Messrs Sutton Co.. $500
NJ 70 H. Bids Ell $500
Three story brick store, Poydras aud Tchoupi-
m tou sire Is leased 10 wm. Dickson, haOD
Three Story brick store No. selz PoydTas ST., leased
Three story brick store, No. 50 Poydras street. leased
10 Messrs kamag Magi Coz. ......... $500
40 three story brick stores Nos 5s and 81 Tchoupl-
tOuas street leased TO D. II Marks Co. 1900
Three story brick store, Magazine and Poy dras
streets leased 70 A. cbspssy ........;...: zasOO
oJ Ca pin. :.....;;....:...,... seoo
Twothree stor, brick stores, Nos. 50 and "a Poydrns
street. leased to j. O. Michel and Post 1900
Total s2lS2Oo
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.

Que Of these Engines and Mills complete Of size No. ex-
pessy 5000 feet oneneh boards pe day
we furnishing good mechanic purchaser
paying freight and insurance from this city
For s2.9OO.
PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILLS
One Of these Engines and Mills size No. expressly gusr-
anteed 10 saw feet OF oDench boards per day.
services Of good mechanic, etc.. as above
For S2,75O. a#.
PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILLS
One OF these Engines and M size No. expressly
Antssd to saw 4oO feet Of Onsnch per day
services of good mechanic above, etc.
For $4,000.
These Engines complete driving Mills and Cot.
ton Gins. =
The cost of larger smaller machinery is about in proper.
ton to the amount Of work be DONE All machinery
presslX guaranteed represented or no SALE
Ordinary plantation negroes readily saw the amount of
we here represent with these upequaed machns
skilinlly and actively managed the about
doubled
Also variety Of Machinery for on hand
and Tor sale by EDMUND NJ. IvENs, Agent
30 Common street.
HoUnAs PLAsrITIos May s. 1853
Dear Sir 1t gives musb pleasure you my
tire satisfaction with the mill up Mr. j. Burnsde's
plantation have sawed gum. cypress logs and
find no difficulty with either kind.
Respectfully yours H. NJ. Scale.
To Edmund M. 1vens, Esq, New orleans
have the mill referred my manager fully
concur with him in its ability different kinds Of wood
and 1t hss given me full satisfaction.
myII I'm JOHN BURNSIDE
STEAM ENGINES, SAW MILLS, etc.
HOARD 4 SONS STEAM ENGINES,
From ~ to Is horse power with chmnes 40 feet high
Lea d Leavitt's Circular Saw MIL,
with patent head blocks and rocker boxes carriages
feet long.
straub's Corn and Flour mills
OF assorted sizes, with French Burr Stones.
Newell Cotton Screws
or the latest patterns.
sHAFFiNG AND PULL1Es Of all sizes; STANDS AND
BOXES, POST AND BEAM HANGERS with bolts etc.
Circular saws
or all sizes up to ~ inches 10 diameter
Hoard Sons Engine is the only which has
boiler without tubes fixed ues uses its entire
lace Tor making steam requires brick set np
is perfectly accessible for cleaning both out
Any OF The above articles will furnished on the most
reasonable TERMS AAd pamph mail application TO
SAMUEL H. GILMAN,
Agent for the Patentees
No. 20 Gravier street,
mys New Orleans La.
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AW NOTICE-I HAvE RESUMED THE PRAo.
Camp streetI " - s' W. ~
nyls ~ M REYNOLDS.
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The gentleman is known at once by bis walk, the
ady by her carriage.
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OsNABURGS-l00 BALES FROM THE LAUDER
" dale Factory Florence. Alabama received and for sale by
J. b. VALENTINE co. Agents,
nylI 81 Common street.
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SEA-G0ING VESSELS.


&E& FOR TRIESTE-THE Al FAST SAILING
EfFTS American ship William Jarvis. Capt Ballard,
As-s now loading for the above port will take cargo
At the current rates OF freight loading Apply
myl9 ss tarondeIet ,.,yee,
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.k&6 FOR TRIESTE-THE FAST SAILING
EJff American ship Lancashire, Capt. AlseD having
<slhs nost Of her cargo engaged and going board
viii meet with quick dpateh For balance Of freight app
70 BAXTER, LOWELL A co. =
District mv6
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a. EOSTER'S SLAVE DEPOT, l51 COMMON
JS street. New Oreans-He keeps constantly hand sn
IN for sale Mechanics Field Hands, Cooks Washers Iros
M efs and General House Servants Also and ssl,
SLAVES commission. Having converted the family
e large story building the of Slaves has
he depot in the city. and we'll furnished fer the CONFER
Of Slaves
T. FOSTER.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-04-08
rAdyertiset.mIent I

"Rrdaced by Dyspsp;ia to a mere Skeleton" :"
CURED BY "BGRHAvE's HOLLAND BIT-
rERS."-Mr. A. Mutcbet,, trader probably
as we'll known as any tnan in Western
Pennsylvania, states as follows: Il met
with farmer in Armstrong county, who
was reahced by Dyspepsia TO a mere ske'eton
persHaded him to buy bottle of B@rhave's IS
Holland ,Bltters; Relieving it would cure
him. Meeting him 6otne Months after,
what was ny establishment at finding Him q
hale, hearty maii; he told me He how iDeigh.
I'd 200 pounds, and tHai this wonderful
change had been pfodGced by Berhave's
HolIatd Bi.ters,to which he attributed sole
v his fesiofation.U