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w1rEn,s CANADIAN vnKmrFueE.

WINER,S CANADIAN vERMIFUGE.
IMPORTANT MEDICAL INFORMATION.
The Late Dr. Chapman sf Philadelphia has laid II down
nle may suspected in child where there 10
cancellation. and especially weakness Of the bowels
led b. discharge all medical
ss that to work thorough the stomach and bowss
be nygorsted we'll the themselves dis
charged. Wsn3rs Canadian Vmigs fulblH both these
dons only sxtrpstes the vencues but strengthens
the Digestion increases the solvent Of the gastric jules
ipszts healthy action to the bowels Hence iH
arc complete and permanent.
THE IDEA OF THE LIVING BODY
Being receptacle Or greedy sckezing and ~,
ont Of every children less afflicted wisb
them Why should be there are volumes
Testimony prove that few doses Of Wncs Canadian Yer
fsgs viii eradicate the diseased note Of
established remember that the medicine fires from
an deletsricns Substances.
PAINLESS IN IT'S OPERATION,
Certain In ~ results free from all mineral substances and
isyisorang the system these the merits Of Winners
CANADIAN vERAFUGE, : preparation which Graduates
svey class Of internal worms with degree Of dispatch that b
= sRrseahle q II Il astonishing.
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail BY
J. WRIGHT 4 co. Sole proprosou
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suffer over large part Iobs the cooeequence Of
as@ q vegetable decay This exbsistop Is evolved BY he
action Of solar heat soil and rises with the waey
surface and the virus is taken with through
the sto the blood There It. acts as an irritating poison
liver on torpid M R falls e no, only this but
muae the circulation produce violent constitutional
disorder The spleen the aineys and the stomach sympa
nstioi organism. i in attempt expsi
osisn concentrates the whole blood of the body In the
leaves the suace and r,ishes to the central h
gsSYe violence This s the CHILL But Z this effort
ezpel The irritating poison through that other
he attempt exhansted and recovery strength
sn s g Fy an S di 5 h
ona disorder will Of undermine the health If it is not
We have laboroi to find, AID have found an antdote
Ayers Ague Cure.
which nentrazes this malarous poison in the blood and %
ases the liver to excel from the body should SO
does rather what is service
sct to this Infection If taken in season expels from the
It's attacks keeps the sYsem health although exposed
to the disease rot only cures but protects
Or Masked Ague Periodical Headache Or Billions Head
ness Toohsrhe, Esrachs 6atsrIh Asthma Pslphatons
rs Of r. sses aa ss. S Iii Ps re
@ s h disease the
This accompanies by stimulating the excretsres to expe
to DO this
what term acclimaon" Time may accomplish the same
h az
safety We have great reason 70 believe this Is sure well
caused BY the isamatc Infection than y other which has
been discovered and has still another advantage
to the public which TO- that is cheap as well as good
Ia,
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FEVER AND A.e
-.tsa
Hlsd
osaoop's oHoLAaoaux.
This the only andcsr remedy ibis hateful dr.
No need again complain having It. uuIss
they have taken this celebrated remedy oncs hsy
take
osaooDs cHoLAeoauE.
thsn farewell to ohills and Fever forever.
For sale IN New Orleans. wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT 4 co.,
Il and ISL Chartres strsss,
Solo Agents the soph whom all orders should b
addressed.
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EHlgIa1Hn gKEAT soUrHwEsTERN

E1l GREAT SOUTHWESTERN
~ - EMAIL ROUTE.
- Through TO New York In Four Days
and Nineteen HourAvoiding all the Dangers Of the River
and Lakes.
Quickest Route to Memphis Ct Louis Chicago Cincnra''
Warrington, Philadelphia New fo < and all Eastern Cities
Two Days Time Saved i-Only Seventy Miles staRing-va
New orleans. jackson and Great NortheKl
RAILROAD
70 Canton MISS thence by Mississippi Central Railroad
Sims Sutton Dndleys treble daily line Of Four Horse Pei
Coaches to Grand junction, Tenn.
Through tickets Memphis and New York be had attt
Ticket Office of tue New Orleans sckson and Great Northern
Hairosd Company
The roads In the Gap Of the Mississippi Central Railroad
become good ard close connections made throughout
the whole route.
The track laying the Mississippi Central Railroad Is pro.
crossing rapidly and the staging will reduce accordingly
Arsixty pounds of Baggage allowed each passenger.
AT I'm SIMS, SUTTON Il DUDLEY.
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Co.'S PONTCHARTRAIN RAIL.
w ROAD SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
~ Commencing Sunday May l, 1865:
-pnPARTuRH or oARs:-

LUX
On Sundays the steam train will make the o'clock morning
o'clock OF night II
On and after Sunday 18th ins there will be halfhour trip
svefy Sunday from o'clock until 8.
Extra special trips night by the Horse Car
when required, by notifying the Conductor.
The Steam Train will stop GENTLY Station, when notified
except mail trips and O'Clock p Sundays. Fare
ssch Is cents and conductors must have timely notice to
stop, A9O II
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THE ONLY ARTICLE
i UNRIyALLED IN MARKET,
With immense
Home and European Demand.

Home ana European Demah0s
4: i .;sss:
~
AZ # ne scalp
siSR ssr SSsss
read the following and judge for yourselves:.
New YORK, January g. 1858.
deal sssa Wood.
@ % s ss be cs Y
fs usne .ss q s
si and in justice YOU
Of others who be gray e vas bu. ,Mho having
e sss 'nf
further proof who in and ont of the N. =.
sss IN
he,itny looking. am yours 5s e. g,,vs
Corner Columbia and Carroll streets, Brooklyn,
sss d Re ,s st q ss &, 5s
sIisaty miaishn CAUSED suppose from
sA ssa Es' q?s hhyi sss1 @
aw
ex.ant and advise all who are afflicted that
You can publish this If you think proper. ..-
yeu, aslr a'ys SEPT pisys IT.
s ny
two half pint bottles Restorative and hs
head is we'll studded with PROMISE crop of young hair and
the front s also scev its benefit have tried other preps
rations without benefit whatever. think
personal Recommendation induce many others try It.
b. R. THOMAS. M. D.,
No. 46tVine street.
rs ns Pr. Of s;a sizes u.
dollar per bottle the medium holds least twenty
cent in proportion than the 'ma reais for dollars
bottle the large hoos quart 40 cent proper
tion and reais for three dollars per bottle
o. sSs3sss'y nd Ii
SOLD D. BY ALL pRuaa1sTs AND FANCY GOODS
DEALERS Also by j. WRIGHT CO.. General Agents
ho Houth. aus SneOdkW
g JONES q CO., SHIPPING AGENTS AND. COZ
o. MISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, No. d
ADVA NCES. s+.-
Will make liberal advances consgnments MoTchan
disc friends II London, Liverpool Boston, New York
Philadelphia Baltimore and Charleston
as r. JONES / co. .
FiSHOS. MURRAY Il CO.. 4UCCESScRS 10
Messrs Pooley, Ncol Coz Florida Yellow Pine Lumber
Yard Of Cedar and Julia Streets New Basin Hunts old
Yard.
We have constantly hand assortment Of every descp
ton Of Dressed Flooring and Ceiling every description
scantlng Timber Shingles, LAths and every quality q
fe2e THos. MURRAY / co.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

WRIGHT q CO.'S OATALO4UE OF 0ENUINn
j sand popular Family Medicines, which they supply
Drusgs and Dealers q Wholesale prices
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A CARD-THE UNDERSIGNED, IN RETURNING
- bis grateful thanks to the public for the liberal patronage
he has received since conducting the establishment for his
account takes this cthod Of informing his river friends and
that he has secured the services Of Mr. b. g. RREW
TER late Of the firm Of Brewster Zsc iae and long aud
fayoraby known engineer of steamer Maen who will
rs his agent IN procuring orders and have
ton Mr. Brewster has long enjoyed competent
getc engineer hoped, will be sufficient guarantee
public that all orders given him will executed
Eacy and dispatch.
GRORGE PATTERSON,
Machine Shop and Foundry,
Corner Of Delord and New Levee Streets
New Orleans August y. 1859 suA I'm
SECOND HAND ENGINEs, BOILERS AND
- MACHIEEKyf for Sale
One Second Ha Steam Engine Of four feet stroke and
twelve pchea diameter Of cylinder upon heavy
eastron arms and center Together with two Pumps, all
Pipes ard Governor All n conElss ordervery little
and Ii suitable for Sugar NH or Draining Wheel.
One Doctor Eugine inches diameter and Is riches stroke
with three brass and iron pumpn complete order
One Doctor Engine inches diameter ayd 10 inches stroke
with four casLiIou pumps--n com vlete order.
Two smaller Doctor Engesuct complete but be made
20 II required
large lot OF Second Hand Hog Chains Of various sizes
from inch to az inches in diamster-wiih Swiye Guard
6rrups. etc.
Two second Hand Double Fued Boilers ~ Inches diameter
And 30 feet lorg with Fire Fronts Safety Valves BowO and
Check valves for each Bole and sngy
lected They have been In but short time and
celent order.
One Boiler, without F1s 10 nche. diameter and q fee,
head only has put perfect repair
u sui able for o CiBtern.
GEORGE PATTERSON
aud I'm Corner OF Delord and New Levee streets.
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GR EAT DISCOVERY.

Ample tsss bsA BY able practitioners and chsnieA anay.
~ havs demonstrated the great yausot Prof. D. GRANTS
ssasiifui ee.ha.assas, called
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We have laboroi to find, AID have found antidote,
AYERS AQue Cure.

DR.. j.. G. Aver y Co.,
e4 Lowell, Mass.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL,
won for itself such the every variety
Of Throat and Lung Complaint that Is entirely
for the evidence Of is virtues wherever
been employed As has long been in constant throughout
this section than the people Its quality s
kept has BEEN and that may be relied
to do for their relief all it has been found to do
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALL PURPOSES or PURGATIvE MEDICINE,
For Costveness the Of Dyspepsia for aundce
for the Of ngesion Headache the Of Dys
eney somach for the Of Eryspeas for the
Piles the Scrofula for all scrofnous
for the Rheumatism Diseases Of the Skim for the
Of Liver Complaint for Dropsy the cure Of letter
Tumors and Salt Rheu for Worms; for the Of Gout for
Dinner Pill for the Of Nsuragis for Purifying the
Blood.
They sugar c-aed that the most sensitive take
them pleasantly being purely vegetable no harm arise
from their use In quantity.
k1-Price, rs cents per box five boxes for 81.
Great Of Clsrgymen Physicians, Statesmen and
aleled OF but space here will
permit the insertion Of them The agents below named furnish
gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC, In which they given;
with also full descriptions Of the abnye complaints and the
treatment that should BIS followed for their cure.
Do be put off by unpncped dealers with other
others The sick he best aid there is them
they should have It.
e j. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
Also by HAvILAND. CLARK GEORGE, Mobile. and BY
ie22 6m
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Jos. G. LOGAN, 81 ST. CHARLES STREET, CON.
j mission Merchant and Agent for OFsilon Co q at
Bolts and Washers by R. II. Coles Patent Machinery.
One Thousand choice Moasses Barrels for sale.
d1ntf a. IO{3AH
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OFFICE OF THE NOVELTY IRON WORKS,
" New York, May 5. 1889
Mr.. r. W. q. COOK is duly authorized Agent New
leans. Any orders taken by him account will receive
immediate and careful attention We solicit the patronage
Of our friends in Louisiana
HoRATIo ALLEN, President.
r. ". O. COOK, office No. IS Matches street. New Orleans
INV Nv
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a MALhER 4: BR1THER. MANUEAC-
9WoRK in all It's yarities Has also on hand 9 large
w assortment Of Cooking, Paror and Barroom Stoves
and prepared fill oil orders in the above line In
the City or Country.
Particular attention paid all descriptions building work
Copper Iron Tin and Zinc Valley Gners and
Roofing, Down Pipes, Fancy and Plain Hends etc.
Have the exclusive right for the State Of Louisiana make
the oftwhich the roof of buildings washed from all filth
prior the being conducted the cistens BEING self
acting in itself the necessity OF hand labor in its
action feature not produced here before. ola 1y
n FOUNDRY AND MACHINE-sHOP.
~ GEoRGE. PATrERsoN.
Successor to Mclean Patterson,} Of Delord
and Now Levee Streets
Tho undersigned Is prepared 70 manufacture STEAM
ENGINES BOILERS and MACHINERY Of all kinds foi
Steam Boats Sugar Planaons Saw Mills, Cotton Presses
Draining Machines and Railroads. Gin Gear Horse Power
Fire Fronts FurEacs Mouths and Crate Bars.
BRASS WORK Of description. Metallic Packing fo1
Steam Cylinders, Gun Metal Rings, etc.
BLACKSMITH WORK Of all descriptions, having steam
hammer for the purpose Of doing heavy work.
ange Bolts Gauge Cocks and Valves Of all sizes used
by steamboats,.
Agent sale Of John r. Osborns Fuel
Ing Crate Bar highly spoken Of by the Picayune Printing
Office and others that have them in Of these Bars
be In under boiler lately puf up in this esab
lishment. ~
arrangements for the sale Of secondhand
Boilers and Machinery and will establish Depot convenient
tho establishment where large quantity Of second Boil
and Machinery may be found at all timss for sale
Now Orleans, June l. 1885, te1N
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

n N. MORRISON u CO., WHOLESALE DRUG
~ GIsT. No. ~ Magazine street,
HAVING received and extensive stock Of fresh DRUGS
MEDICINES CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY, SURGICAL
INSTRUMENTS PAINTS OILS, GLASS. etc., etc., respect.
fully inform Merchants Planters and Physcians thai
prepared supply them with article In mo Drug
hey may require, all Of the pursst quality, q =
prices they be purchased In the city. Among ne
Giles already "a hard csming In store the
Seoo ounces srphate Qunins French and Ansf'caAi
10 peunds Blue Mass English and Ansrcsn;
~ pounds Caonel, Enslish and AnsfieAn;
- pounds Mereurial ontnsns;
$40 pounds Honduras GArsapariuas
4. lso pounds best Turkey Opium;
Ser 100 o. Sui. and Acetate MsrpAns>
.rgi = ounces Otto Rose;
- casks bal Soda;
100 kegs Sup. Oh. soda:
10 kegs Ger. Blue Wash;
XII - bbls. Circuma, light;
,5ae@ seases indigo, Car. and Manila;
10 casks Pot and Pearlaah;
6epaekages saleratus;
3 bbls. pure Castor Oil;
asdsmi,ohns SPIT. Nitro;
= shls. Alcohol;
lobbls Csppsras;
% bbls Epson Salts;
i0bts. Flour Sulphur;
10 bbls Roll sulphur;
I sbalss ssn.A East India and Alexandria;
800 pouads Gum Arabic, select, ans and sorts;
Is earboys salph. Nitric and Muriasic Acid;
Y - jazs Carb. Ammonia;
sscarhoys Az. Ammonia;
500 pounds Aceuo Acid;
i5ss 16oo pounds Tartarie Acid;
no oss. faunic Acid;
70 kegs Pearl Baxlyl
,a ee. s $50 kegs Turkey Opium;
l00el hs. Arrow Root, Amer;
~ 800 lbs. Arrow Root Bermuda;
M 10 lbs. Assafsstida In ears;
80 lbs. Balssm Coeaiba;
sbbs. Black Lead; -5s5 as-e. 5-55 ..
lDhbls Ginger Root, -
10 bills Refined Camphor
20 boxes CASTLE Soaps -=.4'
100 hhls. Cayenne Pepper; .
10 gross Copaba Capsules;
seasks Chloride Lime; s0l
100 pounds ChloroEorn. p. and W.;
1 10 bbfs. Cream Tartar;
/ 5 400 pounds Ext. Loswood;
| Y-a45agss 70. 1900 gallons Copal Vanish;
/ 1bbls. IVA Urel;
l zbbls. Gum Nyrrh;
ae --4.z-a 3 bbls. valerian Roc
l ~~ 1ebbls. Tapiooa;
/ 3hbs Sugar Lead. wbite;
| Shbls. Scotch Smut, In bladders
4 800 dos- CARROTS Scotch Snuff;
1 100 dos Lorllard's Maocaboy snuf;
4 dc~ IA Nsrea bava nd Qrofeh nm
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FOREIGN NEWS.
NIEXIC!o!..

Adyices from the City Of Mexico
to the 18th ult., have been received.
The Constitutionalists lost at Querctaro
twenty-one cannon and q large number
of prisoners, including Generals Al
yarez, Tapia, and an American officer.
The latter was shot against the re-
monstrance OF the British Minister. a
battle had occurred at Tudanango, in
which four hundred men were killed
and half the town burned. The liber-
ais we're victorious. It was reported
that q compromise had been proposed
between Juarez, Robes and Miramon,
Juarez to be q provisional President
at Mexico, and the Constitution OF
1857 to be restored, and the laws con-
fiseating the church property to- be an
Hnulled. Adyices from Brownsville
state that Cortinas had hung three
Americans, in revenge For the hanging
Il e bis officers at Brownsville.
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1.FRA.NCE.

B 1t i said that the French Govern
Iment has resolved on establishing a
naval station III the Red Sea. The
cholera appeared among the French
troops engaged in the expedition
against Morocco. Several distinguish
led officers hare died, including Col.
Lafont, commanding tile Engineers.
The ravages exceeded SO per day, and
the total deaths have been 1900.
The Government had demanded q
credit Of thirty millions of francs be
devoted 10 the Chinese expedition.
The tsMoniteur" publishes tho report
of Admiral de Genoailly on d fight Of
the It'll September with the Cochin
Chinese, in which the enemy suffered
severe loss. The report says: ssWe
have put the enemy to fight and des-
troyed their forts and artillery. Our
loss amounts to ten men killed and
forty wounded. 1
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THE MoUNTAINEER. DEC. 81. 1853.

The obseqnies in honor d the late
Hon. David G. Broderick took place In
New York. on sunday the 2Oth But
for q heavy rain on the preceding sum
day it would then have taken place.
The .'unco godly were uncommonIy
Jealous in opposition thereto and intima-
ting extensively fire and birthstone for
the dissertation 81 the Sabbath BY such
professions sThe Pharisees were ret
ting il largely from the Herald The
procession passed through the principal
streets 10 the chapel Of the University,
where the great mass listened TO the
funeral Grafton delivered by John III.
DwinnelIe Of Rochester. Harry How
ard, chief engineer 81 the ere depart
ment. acted as grand marshal, and with
his boys preserved order on the line Of
procession, which was very large and
interesting.
MILITARY Aug IA. 1859 Breyei
Brigadier- General Albert S. Johnston,
Colonel Cd Cavalry, commanding de-
lpartnent Of Utah, having received in.
formation that band Of northern Indians
had robbed and murdered q party Of emf.
grants on the California road, detached
4 "a Lieutenant Ebenezer Gay, Cd Drag.
oons. in command Of Company &c, !,
I'd Dragons. from Camp Floyd. 10 take
such steps as circumstances might re,
quire. The latter learning, near Boz
! Elder, that the Indians were not distant
resolved to attack them. After q rapid
march Of two hours, with forty-twt
i Dragons, Lieutenant Gay surprised ths
encampment Of the Indians. and charged
upon the main body, killing and wound
ing several. The number Of the Indians
lis estimated from one hundred and iifty
Fto two hundred warriors. Of whom som,
twenty were killed; twenty horses were
captured, nearly half being Americar
horses; four men severely, and twt
slightly wounded; and nine horses wound
Ted. Lieut. Gay commends Lieut.. Geo
Ryan, It'll Infantry, for his valuable ser
vices on the occasion, and Assistant
Surgeon John Moore, medical depart
4 ment, for his Immediate and kind atten
4 ton to the wounded. How stories mag
sEnify in their eastern flight, The multi
plying echoes Of thousand miles ma,
!, often make hero, while closer commtI
MON might leave him, living or dead,
stUultuelIed, uncoffiied and unknown . b
4 Ems. ...i l... ia ..o y.
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The Morning Star" says that there
ii a plot on foot which contemplates 4
crime IL no smaller magnitude than the
plunging of England and France into
war.
The London POST denounces the
article ia tie ssTimes'' as awiicked and
wanton alarm, specially designed 10 put
the blood Of thenation up. II adds:
ssNc may some day find ourselves at
war with France, but not in conse-
quence 81 4 sudden and unexpected in
yasion.s 4. 81
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ITALY.

The State Of Italy tends to revolu-
ton. Napoleon presses heavily upon
the King Of Sardinia to carry out his
(Napoleon's understanding with the
Emperor Of Austria at Villafranea,and
the King IS as heavily and dangerously
pressed in the opposite direction BY
the leaders Of the people. It was re-
ported that Garibaldi Eat d recent in
teryiew with the King declared that
Italy was betrayed, and that he would
head d revolution, Z he King, Of
course, is said to have protested against
such d proceeding. The Regency of
Central Italy was offered to Prince
/ Carignan, but from motives Of policy
he had to decline the honor.
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CABINET rURNIN &

II BEG leave 10 inform my friends, and the
il public generally, that 4 have secured The,
seIvicss 81 john Pow ELI one Of the hest turner's
10 Do found in the Territory! Having had con
siderable experience, he can turn outall kinns nr
work 10 the first siyle. Give us. call, and Yen
viii be- suited IN work and pice.3 .ts. -
I,edsteads, Tables, Chairs, &c, &c, always
OF, hand, for sale at re asonable rates $50 = Z.
- "" -. - , r. M. CAST, E3thW Ward. s9
:, Street, and opposite Hepaa HSde'ss lI-n i
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Deseret Agricultural and FIanu-
I lacturing society.

II HEREBY give notice that there Will be an
II i ectioa OF one President and six pitectorsta
iurn the baatd Of the Dnseret Agricultural aid
Manufacturing SocIeiy.for The ensuing Year, n
The Socisl Hall. in Great Salt Like City, on
Saturiay, January 70, ls60,st / pom A panc-
inal attendance Of The members Of sell Society 10
r sqaesteti. Il. BY order Of the Bard,
.3s ..s7s THOMAS BULLOCK, j
q. s., l.: City Dec. q, 1853. 10 q s. eretaTy.
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GET THE THUS TImEt
Nv. BALI.A II

WITCH. MIXER AND JEWEL.LER, i
I'D ETuRNS his sincere Thanks 10 his brethren
IN and friends nj large, Cor the very liberal pat
ronaee 10 has received during the three years
past he has done business ii this city, and hopes
by strict attention 10 business and executing work
M the best possible manner ID rontnhe 10 receive
= liberal share Of the public patronage. RI
His stock u OF the hest quality, watch
glasses inserted from 50 cents 10 as cents
each. Gold and Silver Watches, Old Gold, Silver
&c, purchased AZ liberal price for cash.
0F1eE on East Temple Street, opposite Mr.
ENixoas Store west side, g. 81 =. City.
w. BAELAN. 4
NB:-AIl peTpous indebted 10 me, are 70
1871 w. b.
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IAN Es RIRD,.

CABINET MAKER, IPHOLSTERER,
TURNER AND GLdIR-MAKER,
Second door south Of Surveyor Generals Office,
ON IVES r TEMPLE STREET.
MIR. BIRD is prepared 10 execute all orders
lNt entrusted 10 him in a finished, Workman
like manner. He has ON hand large supply Of
well seasoned Mountain Mahogany, and VIII
furnish 10 order promptly,
Y TEN-PIN ALLEY BALLS.
COUNTING HOUSE RULERS,
Phi WALKING CANES. Il; II, d. 5 ..f
and every article in bis line 70 crafty The most
fastidious taste.
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TIME undersigned respectfully announce that
they have opened a BROOM FACTORY, \.
10 the 2nd Ward , blocks south OF Cibsonss,
ON Emigration street, wIisfe they inteud kseping
good article Or bfa0ms o. hand for aaIs. They
"A share of public patronage il solicited,
THOMAS COZ BORN,
4 2.tf HENRY TRIBE.
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D COI.IECTloN oI, MONEY.
DIEINTIAIl.LI ART.

FJHEIE undersigned has reeeivfd an assortment
of Stocton's celebrated GUM TEETH.
He Is now prepared TO accommodate such as
may call on him, with from one 10 q full set on
Gold Plates. 40 q.
.Ef.%. IA JAS. M. BARL0 w :z, h.
Clock and w atch Maker, t:s 4. \.
| Frat house east Of the Dessert Store,
! 4.te q. 8. IL. City. ,:E