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GsXYgPnafed EgIlfers

Query. Why will you suffer! Dyspepsia is
brief hut comprehensive term for the numerous dis
which affect the stomach, liver, and in fact the
whole human system. Until DR. Green discovered the
OAygena,ed Bilters medical science was at fault and
had exhausted itself rulless efforts Is cure this
disease The Dyspeptic need suffer no longer with
disease that is always painful, and frequetly fatal
afllction.
This unique and peculiar compound will as certain
y cure the disease The disease exists. Had it not
this power such testimony as follows would not be
given in It's favor:
Valuable Testimony in favor of the Oxygena-
ted Bitters.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. June 10.
Having made Of the Oxygennteu Bitters, pre-
pared by DIR. George Green, of Windsor, VI, and
from knowledge Obtained Of their efficacy in other
believing they will fully sustain the recommendation
of the proprietor. We hope that this valuable remedy
may be accessible to oil the afflicted
SAMUEL s. PHELPS, US, Senator from Vermont;
WILLIAM UPuAM,
JAMES r. SIMMONS, from Rhode Island ;
J: Il. MOREHEAD, U. S. Senator, and formerly Gov.
ernOr Of Kentucky.
l.. ii. ARNOLD formerly Governor of Rhode Island A:
WIN. WooDBRIDGE, late Governor of Michigan.
&IIs success in severe caset ofDyspe psia Asthma,
and General Debility Of the System, places it among
the most wonderful discoveries medical science,
and has gwen IL reputation far beyond any RENE v
known iOT these complaints in all their various FORMS
Prepared by SETH w. FOWLE g. CO., Boston,
and for sale by J. p. Hpl cker and r. Mansfield,
Smyrna G. w. Spcer, Lelpsic; J. L. Heverin Little
Creek Landing james Cowgirl K Son and f. Burton,
Dover; Thomas Simpson, Camden; James Cock, Free
derlca Jacob Y. Foulk and r. +. Hanmersley, Mil
ford; J. II. y r. VanGesel Clark's Corner, and by
Dealers generally. [jy28 I'm
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PER- E'M E'TOEsY ALE
A Very Desirable Farm
Of9OO Acres

I $;; :: :: a:
station on the Delaware Railroad, being win
IN ore half mile OF each place
THIS FARM will be sold on THURSDAY
the 9th day of October next, at 2 O'Clock, D. N.
at the Hotel OF Tllghman Foxwel, IN the said
town of Smyrna.
The Improvements consist Of two story Brick
D"eiIhg dhd Kitchen, win all necessary Out Build.
lngs III compete order. This farm is divided INTO iNo
tracts Ol 100 Acres each-which viii be soII sane.
raiely II desired. The front tract of 100 acres on
which the Buildings erected is divided Inlo siy
neids' nei one OF which was planted in two thousand
PEACH TREES, of choice fruit t,yo vcars "in.
IhIs Farm Is in high slate of culilvaIlon and il nd
m'rably adapted 10 the growth Of Wheat and Corn
and all kinds of Track '"'
Ihe Terms, which Mil be accommodating will he
mado kn wn on the day of sale For further part,,u
iarS' inquire Of tho subscriber living on the premises
sep23-ts JOHN VAN CASErN
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Water Gas at Wilmington.

On Saturday evening, Wilmington was splen-
didy lighted with gas made from water, under
the patent of Professor Sanders, of Cincinnati.
The charges were drawn from the retorls; the
supply of coal-gas was turned off; the waller
gas was run through the pipes, and Wilmington
had light thrice as brilliant, thrice as pure. 8
any it had ever known before.
The operation was observable to the citizens
Of Wilmington in it's results, while its practical
working was witnessed by several journalists.
many inhabitants, and some parties who are
ac;a'.y y r.stcd IA the production of coal.
gas. Among these last were the Superintend.
ent Of the Philade phia Northern Liberties Gas
Works, and the President of the Financial
Board of that Company. all agreed it was
decided success.
The theory of Sanders process is this:-
Water, as steam, is decomposed by being passed
over red hot charcoal, aud the resulting gsses
Hydrogen, carbonic oxide, and light carburet.
ted hydrogen) are chemically Combined with
heavy carbureIted hydrogen, or light-giving
gas, by the decomposition Of rosin or coal va.
por, simultaneously with, aud in the presence
of, the decomposition of the vapor of water.-
At Wilmington gas works. are now three water
gas re.orts, aggregating enly one.twenty.
seventh Of the cubcal area of their coaI.gas
retorts, yet more productive than the whole of
their present coal-gas apparatus. making one
thousand two hundred to one thousand EIGHT
hundred feet per hour The gas manufactured
is superior in color and strength of flame TO that
produced from coal. Rosin is used as the car.
bonizing element, requiring from TWENTY-FIVE
10 forty pounds for every thousand feet of gas.
which is free from sulphur or nitrogen, and has
an odor rather agreeable than otherwise.
VIII il pay The price Of coal gas in New
York is 81 90 per thousand cubic feet. In
Philadelphia Il Is 80 % for the came quantity
The cost of making 1000 cubic feet of such
water gas as iIiumined--we might say as .llu
minated-W Wilmington on Saturday ranges from
thirty 10 fifty cents per 1000 cubic feet. Rosip
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3 or 4 fine new Feather Beds.
weighing about 60 lbs each, for sale very chean "a,
cash. by ). H. WILLIAMSON, West smyrna, b ii.
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ONE PRICE CLOTHING, of all the l,,ss,
styles and made in the best manner exoressIv
for Retail Sales. "piesSy
=; yVnEs O,.is q CO.. Of the CRESCENT ONE PRICE
eh-. LhlNG STOKE, Goa Market Street. PhIadei.
On each article All Goods sold or made la ortss an os'
~aifanled satisfactory, aud our Oae Price svsen
suleiis adhered TO. We believe This 10 I'D ~ -, aai =
~es' as thefepy az ure ireatf alike
..cos-,, JONES u CO,
oo4- Market ST., Philadelphia
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READ! READ! READ!
EsenWein's Aromatic BaISam,

Is Remedy not TO he eXceiied for the RelieCand
Cure OF those maiadies incident 10 The Sum.
mCT Season VIZ:
Diarrhea, Dysentery, Cholera or Cholera Morbus,
;. Vomiting. Acidity of The Stomach, e'c
It's excellent Carminative powers pleasant Taste and
soothing influence, renders II Il valuable remedy IN
liantIIe diseases. peculiar the second summer viz.
cholera lnfanium, etc. IL has TCInvicararng and
tohc influence on the system, allay ing inGamarion
Where IL exists IN the stomach and bow els-and on
lhal Will be found Indispensable % the well beng OF
every family. IT will be found as we'll adapted 10
Adults as Children. TRY IT.
prepared only by A. ESENWEIN, Dispensing
delphla. PRICE - cents per Bote.
~ Sold by }. 2. lIotecker, Smyrna; F. McInaI.
wilmington Cowgirl a Son, Dover: J. B. Lyons ~
GO Lewes and by Druggists and Storekeepers gene
Fa'y may26y-ii
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Confectionery & Fruits.

F. G. WHITMAN Il co. beg leave TO inform the
public that they are constantly getting up Candies in
new designs favOrs and patterns which, with all The
Old and staple Candies enable than TO offer the lar
gest assortment TO he found. And all are manulac.
tured Ofpure materials and under the supernendence
Of one Of the firm.
Also' Dealers IN Foreign Fruits Nuts of the best
quality, imported and sold at the most reasonable
prices.
Storekeepers and Others are invited TO call and
anime our Stock, Store ami Factory.
No. 1O2 South Second street, below Chestnut,
seZs6m PHILADELPHIA.
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II u A. H. g..

EsU a. ES:
l. Money is received every day, and IN any amount
large small
2. FIVE PER CENT interest is pail on money
from the day il is put in.
The money is always paid back in GOLD, when
ever II IS called for. and wIthOut notice.
q. Money IS received from Executors Adminislra.
tors Guardians and others WhOdesre 10 have il in n
place Oi perfect safety and where interest can be OBJ
tanned lorit.
The money received from depositors is invested
III heal Estate Mortgages, Ground Rents, and such
other first class securities the Charter Directs
D. Oiice llours-Every day from 9 till o clock
ana ana on Mondays and Thursdays till o'clock in the
evening.
This old and well established SAVING FUND has
received more than TEN MILLIONS of dollars from
nearly thirty thousand deposiiors
hon. HENRY l.. BENNER, Pres't
ROBERT SELFRIDGE, Vice Pres't,
WM. J. REED, Sec'y.
ECTORS:
non Henry L.. Benner, | Francis Lee,
Edward l. Carter, F. Carroll Brewsier
Robert SelIridge, Joseph q Borrv
Sam'l X Ashtnn, Josenb Yerkes
Y Lahdrelh Muhns. Henry DiiIenderTer.
Office:
WALNUT STREET, Southwest corner Third
PHILADELPHIA.
marI9.ly
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FINE WRlTING.-The appearance Of an Auroro
po'eaS' mas Afforded newspaper editors and reporters
all over The country an opportunity TO get Off sou
specimens OF very fine wiring. IN which The en,,ro
stock OF adectves in the language ha. been e,bon.,
ed' IN TINS torrent and whrlwind Of hghialu,in il ,s
reei aud pleasure 10 fall back upoa plain vigorous
AngIo'saxon and 10 note in simple phrase the
the most beautiful and durable garments for gentle.
men and youths to be found in he country are those
.nade at The Brown Stone Blothng Hall of Rockh,iIS
WILSON, Nos 6oS and Cos Chestnut street. above Sixth
Philadelphia SAUL
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Change Of Hours.

Up Trains leave A
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Important to Females.


DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PI1LS.-The comb;.
nation OF ingredients in these Pills are the resuIt oi
long ana extensive practice. They are mild IN ther
0peraiion and certain IN correcting all rrcpuIaries
Falniul MenslruaIIOns, removing all obsIructions
whether from col or otherwise headache min inIba
slde, paptailOn of the heart, whites all nervnus c
lecons Mysteries. fatigue, pain in the back and limbs
~c'' disturbed sleep, which arise from interrupisn -,
nature. -f'' VI
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement nj Of new era in the treatment
0i those irregularities and Obstruclons which Lsvo
consigned SO many thousands of the Young Ihe beon
uIul and tue beloved to u Premature Grave. Mo 70.
male cin ENJOY good health unless she is regular nnd
Whenever an obstruction takes place the general
health begins To decline. s"'
DIX CHEESEMAN'S PILLS are the most elIec,uaI
remedy ever known for all complaints peculiar IN Fe
males. To all classes they are invaluable inJncin9
wlh certainty, periodical regularity They are kno,an
10 thousands, who have used them al different nerio
throughout the country. having the SANCTION Of soma
OF the most eminent Physcions IN America ExuIi";,
directions stating when, and when they shoud mi he
used. with each Box-the Price One Dollar each how
containing 40 Pills. ''' '"'h ooA'
A valuable Pamphlet to be had free of the AroD,s
RUS sent by mail, promptly, by enclosing prce IN re
General Agent Sold by JAMES p U0FFECKFPe
smyrAe' and by Drlgg glsis generally,
X. d. llU fCHINGS, General Aren't
-Ay loo Chambers ST., New York
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.KcsU LtEsitnnOs
BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
OF NEW ANS.

This Association having been prevented Sunday last from
Laying the Corner Stone Of their Tomb be erected in the
Grod kree Cemetery owing the ncemency Of the weather.
the members Of the requested meet at their Hail.
Ne. 265 Old Leyee street. between Ursune and St. Philip
SUNDAY next, the 18th ins at 10 O'Clock A. NJ precisely
weather permingl in order to form Procession and after
marching through the principal streets Of the city, repair to
the rod street Cemetery where the ceremony of laying the
said stone win be performed and address delivered
The members requested 10 be puucual.
BY order Of the President
ANTHONY sAMBoLA, Secretary.
BThe order Of procession shall DO the indicated
by the programme published last week Tho officers Of the
different Societies persons who had
invited for Sunday last solicited without further invitation
to unite with this occasion.
The ceremony at the Cemetery will take place at about ~
O'Clock M when collection will be made for the benefit Of
Camp street Female Orphan Asyl um.
The public generally and ladies especially invited to at
tend. milo 2p3t
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ALABA,GA CORRESPONDENTS.
BLADoN SPRINGS, March sth.

@ BLApoN STRINGS, March sth
Dear Cfescent II you can spare me corner in
your valuable paper for the insertion of this epistle
will be greatly indebted to you. as trust 1t may
reach the eye of some hesitating invalid, and cause
him to doubt no longer, but come without delay to
these healing springs
My reasons for indulging in this hope are easily
explained, as inform any such Individual, tnat
he may come in the full assurance pleasant settled
weather, and comfortable. homelike accommodations.
This latter consideration will am sure have great
weight, especially to one who knows how attentive
both Mr. and Mrs. Cullum can be, even during the
rush OF summer business, but now, when they have
but few calls on them their kindness is without pre-
cedent, and must be experienced to be appreciated
OF course lust now can give you but little news from
here We found the rivers very high, the Tombgbee
OVERLOOKING its banks for long distances, and 1t still
rising. Speaking of the river, will mention that
the steamer Alice Vivian is now the regular Saturday
boat from Mobile, and all who travelled on her last
summer, on the Mississippi, will be glad to learn that
such favorite and commodious craft is at their dis
posal. OF the hunting, | cannot say much, though
am told that wild turkey, quails, etc., in abund
ance. The black.tongue, however, made sad havoc
among the deer and the hunters have agreed to give
them time to grow and increase. am assured that
from 10 to 20 carcasses have been found in small
pond.
! Mr.. Cullum is making many improvements this
year, clearing the woods and identifying the groves.
He is also about to build house on the summit Of
the highest hillock his place. and proposes naming
it after the reigning belle Of the coming season.
trust this may serve an additional incentive to
many Of our New Orleans ladies' acting, it will as
perpetual monument Of beauty, grace and wit.
The weather is perfectly delightful, and the dry,
balmy air is equally grateful to invalid and conva'
| lescent.
Vegetation is in forward state, peas in blossom
and potatoes quite high. Fruit trees also are in full
bloom, and the wild flowers form beautiful contrast
with the deep green of the grass
We all think of you today in the full enjoyment Of
Mardigras and Mystick Krewe, but will wait patiently
for your papers being assured that you will give us
fair account of all that is going on-and if the Car
niva has proved too much for mind or body, let me
advise short trip htherward to the intense quiet Of
the country. Yours, ETC., JW. K.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING

THE ST. CHARLEs-Farewell benefit of Mrs. Julia
Dean Hayne, who will play Eicira in 'Pizarro,s
which will be followed by Goodies DeBar as
Ioodies.
The VARIETIEs.-"West End will be repeated
cast as before. "Out for Holiday" will conclude
the bill.
TIE AMPHrTHEArER.-Last night but one of the
circus, and grand performance is announced.
ARMoRY HALL.-A Piccolomini Concert, with en-
tire opera attachment.
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NJ The use of DIR. Hostetter's Stomach
"Bers for Dyspepsia, Fatuence Heavness of the S,om
ach any other like Affection is second in America
abroad To able to state confidently that the Bers
certain the Dyspepsia and like diseases the
Of unalloyed pleasure 1t removes all morbid
matter the stomach pres the blood impars renewed
vitality system giving that tone and energy
indispensable the of health The
acknowledgements of its superior excellence and benecen
suits have proprietos that but prove
great cure afflicted and impa vitality the thorough
system.
For by Druggists and dealers generally everywhere
And by j. WRIGHT CO., 81 and 15l Charities street,
mi 2p6t&ItW Wholesale Agent.
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nS-Rhcumatism Cured, either Inflamma-
tory aeue) Chroncno severe the case or of
how long standing. Gail for Dr. MORTIMo RES REMEDY
which has already cured Tnousfsp CASES. to be
had Nos q and Isl Chartres street, New Orleans La of
WRIGHT co. fell 2p3msW
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BENJAN KENDIG auctioneer, will sell this day at
4 Bankn Arcade the following valuable estate
l.Atwostory brick dwelling situated on ST. Paul, LIB
sry street, between Girod and Lafayette streets.
twostory frame house the Of Girod aud st
Paul Streets In which there Is well established grocery kept
twosory frame dwelling Girod street, between ST
r ani and g. Peter streets. 3aG%
For fu pArtlculars another column
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Rsr new Sewing Machine, superior to all
Others been and ready to be to
the public the Grover Baker Sewing Machine Company
has been examined by competent Judges and
superior anything invented in fact it is the won
der and admiration Of every Nothing be simple
and child eight years of age work with ease 1t ews
any machine and bound to supersede all
Others There the trouble Of keep In working
order that there Is In machines Of other Makers 1t does not
require the operator to have several pages Of printed nsruc
tions order work s the with the Wheeler Will
machine. There is leather pad which is trouoe
some the Wheeler Wilson machine 1t does not require
the thread all be ewound into complicated little spoole as
required the Slost and Wheeler Wilson machines as 1t
sews original Just purchased from the
The eputatonof the machines formerly made by the
Grover Baker Company welknown all over the world.
Hundreds of the families in New Orleans, and throughout
the South bear testimony to superior qualities OF the
4 Baker machines
place these useful machines into every family the
manufacturers have introduced perfect machine suitable Tor
family sewing, at the low price of Fifty Dollars
All of the leading patterns Of the Grover Baker machines
purchased the Southern depot of the Company No IL
Camp street. where purchasers will receive all required inform
atom fe2 2p3m& W
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PRIV IN Rev. MR. BoLLEs' CHURcH, CORNER OF
JUlA CHARLEs SrREErsJ. B. Walton. auconeer,
will sell 10 day Banks Arcade egiby pew
the Fret Congregational Unitarian Church. for cash. Sale
positive.
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n1-Dr. M'Lane's Celebrated yermifuge and
Liver Ps-A singular combnalion but eectnal the

nD-Dr. M'Lnne's Celebrated Vermifuge and
Liver Ps-A singular combination, but very efecua the
following will show
NEW YORK, November 20, 1852.
Knowing from experience, the valuable qualities of Dr.
M'LANE'S VERMIFUGE AND LIVER PILLS, prepared by
Fleming Bros Pttsburg, have for time back consia
cred my duty and made my business to make those a
cles wherever went my fri MS short time
ago acquainted with the of you-g girl who
be troubled with and liver complaint the
same time, and had been suffering for two months
Through my persuasion she purchased bottle of Dr.
MLANE's vERMIFuGE AND LIVER PILLS, which she
took according to directions. The result she passed
large quantity OF worms and thinks that box of tho
Pills will her perfect health Her and resi-
be learned by calling f. L. Theall Druggist
ner of Rutger and Monroe streets.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR. MrANEs CEIE
BR ATED NERMIFUGE, manufactured by FLEMING BROS.
Pittsburg, Pa. All other Vermuses in comparison
worthless Dir. MIsne's genuine yemifuge also his
DRAFTED Liver Pills, be had all respectable drug
stores None genuine without the signature of FLEMING
BROS Sold by SCoyIf MEAD, Ill and ll3 Chartres
New Orleans Who'll Agents for the Sou h. ms 2p6t6lW
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CATALOGUES or THE PROPERTY situated in the
sscond and Third Dlricts accrued to the City of Baltimore
lie estate Of the late John McDonogh be sold
th vignis City Auclionser be had by apply
~ ashs Aucticneets Offices The property advertised
1p1r ei9bth rage. Il.
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lrnnCH AEDIsE. Messrs G. U. Kouns 4 Bros. ad-
vsrtlss bundled kegs Or nuts
as adhy barrels of No rosin We refer machinery
md hip owners 10 advertisement
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Doors, SHoEs AND BRoGANs.-The particular at
tenou Of buyers called large sale Of boots shoes and
brogsns - take place this day. 10 o'clock at the auction
Of Roger Co.. No. . Old Leyee street, Terms at
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To Cotton. Factors and Planters.

The subscriber having completed all his machines
prepared supply all orders for IRON HOOPS, with bis
proved Tie for seasons Of early application made
This fastening acknowledged by all who have
far superior to any invented before.
Apply the Orleans Cotton Press between and IL o'clock
NJ,
m2 2psm Fl. FASSMANN.
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~ COHcEaf ToNiaHr. The first Piccolomini
coocssk takes place tonight, y Armory Hall, and
grsSd programme = offered, IA which the chantress
Vim appear ii OPERA in which she shines rather than
u canosft proper We presume, as in the former her
dzsGaalc powers have scope. The comic parlor opera
Y r. Hsrya Psdrcnap viii b Sung. But We refer to
a. prog smns, which must attract crowded house.
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pA-One hour Is nll the time required to
keep the hair OF lady gentleman of brilliant brown
black color for the of ONE YEAR if CRISTADoROS
EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE be the article used for that purpose
EIGHT MINUTES only consumed in applying 1t, and
the brilliant and truly natural tint impaired the hair wbsk
es or mousache lasts least six wonder that this
Dye dspacrg all others both in country Europe
Sold everywhere, and applied by all Hair Dres,ers
ms 2plmkw CRIsTADoRo, No. Aston House. N Y
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\ SHERIrF's SALE Communicable Sheriff will re-
sns I0 O'Clock A. the place. the sale of
moyeabs properly surrendered by the Bellevie Iron
works Company.
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PERSEVERANCE FIRE Co. No. b. Members Of
this Compsny referred to notice Of called meet
Ing, publshed this morning. 8a
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NOvEL AND ExcELLENT DENTISTRY, on new and
npoysd Aystem which has approved itself admirable
actlcsd ~ Messr B. F. Smith, Dostis Co., dental
eon 10 BArouns sss We refer their advertisement and
tbs reader ha they scientific successful
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Henry Letth,

No. ITO CAMP STREET.
PORTRAIT and PICTURE FRAMES madeto order. OLD
FRAMES RE-GILT. All kinds Of PLAIN and ORNA-
MENTAL GLIDING done in the hest style. mylb 7ply
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Liquor, Tobacco and Cigars.


CONVERSE r. 90
M -,GRAyIER STREET.
~
coan.cpp.Nn1Es
pouppoN avid RIVE WHISKY
uoNoNc. upr. uu1sKy
I,M.1c. and ST ceo1x RIM
scorcJ .,a IRISH wu1sxv
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TGE YEsY BEST or Baron CHnLoS, epicureanly
asvorous Do had At SANS Saloon 0l ST. Charles
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A Noon PERFORMANCES for the benefit of ladies and
children will come off at the Amphitheater to-day.