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NIener 8dunerein.

SIM Qu1btuB an bes DON ndH 3nonottluen 8eAeben 9tItIO
Ienen @erriatta 8auperetn peroen ole tnter3el1neten out peilei.
leig auSSelprO9eren g8uni1 eincn neuen 9rOBeu 8auUeretr
sruHeen Hup laocu sur 8~elpre6an9 iiber oeiien @runolase am
Donueria9 Den 70. .. OtS. AbenOS s n9rteta @apt.
Bbtlipp 0oenpa B 9%0mbaroItr. elm.
IL. &napp, 3. %. @~Oiei5wetJ. 4ster 6lamn, SO. 0eebler
III. 1a8pebOrr, Pb. O0en~aIo. s. y. @ideL,
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Yue D%eiengeu. lpeI6e Snterelie bobeu am @lgarrenoerfanf iiu6
e~iu9elaccu. beute abeno 5pu9en rs llbr III S. s. 8luusnber9S
@t9arreultcre Go. 81 Sa tmererr. Snegi1einen, um ib me0en
or SpnntaaSIraJe Su beratnen. vi
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Nreibeit, 0lciAbett unS 0ereAtiafeit.

@srB .Suno beS 8erbeiierteN OroenS Der p~er:tn9ten 8ruoer.
Ole Ntit9ltcper oes @r0B-tunpeS topie Die Jtepriientanten
Der nnter9eoroneten 8itube neroen biermt benabrtbti9t, oaB ce
phrteIiabr9e Yerlammhng am Oonuerita9 Den 20. suit Atenos
81 uDr ~a6se6alten MIRO, nobel EN- lepeS Wttt0leo 81 eti9emen
BAT. Ao1m WttQel, Sre,
OlDdOp YaWluS @tesre9en, Getr.
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MetamOra 8auperein SfO. 8.

Obi0er 8erein bat fb nun cnrd, Die peftnitioe 8eamtenwabI uo
btrCb Die ~sSeluteauna elmer Swedm9BiBen @6nfhtution ~ppuf6nota
prsau1irt ulo ole Sablreiden AHterltrttten ltdeFn elm ~btabenoes
Yoranlhreuen.
NQen oenieniaen, welhe fh nod baran betbeiliaen polsu. 6iene
6termt aur Naebrbt, baB n11ten OOUner1ta0 ben 26. b. Wus.
A6enps 5 ubr be erte @~tnSablulS (per ARtbeiI 25@t8.) Itattinbet.
Reim @inl6rstbe9Io 1T gu ~Ue3ablen.
@@O3E0I S@ 4attra9e: 8. Sag l.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-24
@irfnnaen Der Siihe ~ az. sn,ris.

ct. 2OuiS 81. Suit. @eltern iino bier
orei5e9n Safe Opn Spnaenlti4 Oor9etonmen,
mrbet Beter Gallagher, ELL befannter Yret8=
tedter, nit betrpfen wprOen IT..
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@iIenbabnunfau.

Ga ton, %. Snli. @iIiaut Gapanaob,
EN- 4l8efelter Der 2ebi86 G1uep @ilenbabn,
lpnroe III lester gea4t 3ufdlli9 Don elmer &c.
Il mptlpe itberfabren uno qet6otet.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-24
WprGht.

Gae 8aierabnCbmer ltub bitrmIt beuahrtbU9t, bB ea8 @deb
auf oaS Strtu8pe 9e1en aae Prioneu an9ewenOet WlrO. Die g8afer
pcr9eapeu poer tbren 9eabbaun erlauben, oaS 98aner BON ibrent
8ruuerGte 81 9epIauhen, o6er ole oaS lSaller in Ole StraBe Tau
(GoSOD 81 8. V. Gutter, gSaNer Suaenieur.
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Baltimore lOG(kn.
8altimOre, ben "A. Suit 1860. h


+ SBiepbs@ III 8. 2Sir meloeten oe=
lter1 IN uaIerts Eele9raphens Spalten ben 3pb
Dieie8 4anaiabrtaeH 4eiter8 eeS @afbtt9teAer
y9tational Sntelllgencertf. Sr. Sales waro AM
18. 4pril 1886 in @ng(ano geberen. aaSdun
III Ietuem Z. Sabre fam er nit letltem Sater,
Der pe0en ietuer liberalen Seen. bic 6eirnatb
p~erlalIen muBte, nad Nnlerifa. Sic lanoeten
III B3uapelpbi1 ii, ~ieoelteu ipdter mad &aleiSb
IN u. Carolina iiber, mo Sales oer 0ater o15
Raleieb 91eefltere eriineete.. 9afe8 oer-Spbn
erbielt Ieinen. lInterribt auf Der aH1iSerl ttdt"
Don 91aietab. Qud eignete er ld, einise Sennt=
ni1e I'M DruferfaAe an. 81 auSgeriItet fam
er I'm 3lbr 1907 uat Balbiu9tcn unD iuns
airfe bprt 5uert al8 Repetter pe8 pamal8 nnter
Der 2eituu9 51muet Suitb 6arriIon's ltebenz
Oelf ,9fational Suteligencer." ;3wei big prei
Sabre nadber ~iberlabnlen CT uno @m. 50.
Se1ton rDl R1letgb pa8 9f1tt II. inter eieIer
6irma wl4oe e8 bi8 gum Gcpe pOn Sales 9es
fHbrt. Ser uSnteligencer" belt mlter @aleS
uriprin0lih 3u oer BON 5eHerlcll sesriinoeten
republit1nil6en B1rtei unp pertbeioi9te in bic
Ter Stellung Die pom BrdliOenten W1otlo on 9e=
Qen Snalano ~erlaliele &riesserfldruIiq. Sales
frat pan1ul8 ais 6reipiuiger III eine Setter
truppe unp mar u1teu am Bptpmac i'm Dienlt,
ais eta She'll 8aIbin8ton'8 uno audi bic Dit
Gin oes ySnteti8ehcer" Don zen %@nsldnoern
5erIt6rt muroe. Sine 3eit lang wirtte Sales
ais Wfapor ppn 8aibiuSton. Seit Sabren
perfo9t erin iettem nit 3edt 9eadteten 8lattc
Die Brtn}ipien Der 8bi9s8artet. ST mar elmer
Der bitterten, aber aud ebrlidlfen @eener Der
4OmtniiIatipn SadIcn'S. 8Ibreno ieine8 mebr
at8 bal6buuOeridbri9en 4ufentbdlt8 in @aib
tt8ton erm1rb er ftd purd ~Ieinen npbler @ba=
rlfter Die ~aQgemeiulte Adtung.
Seine 8eerotgung finoet beute Na9mittag
BON ieiuem 2anpiiBe aus uuf benz @ol9reBz
6rteOboie itatt.
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glbfabrt Ses 0ampfers Qarnnn.

Ct. So9uS, %. Suli. Der Dampfe
P1rau1 fubr Don bier 9e9en Dtittug na6 Gal
.ab.
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Setm SaSen e%rtrumfen.

6erman, MO., %. Suit. @eIern
abenoS if Sobn Oenlin9 beint 8uoer ertrun=
fen.
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g. 6. @dbarSt,
OAmbOl0t= $aitifuf
Netttf6e natnrDif fen fbaftli6s mcbi;t.
ntfebe S6nle in ct. 2DuiS, MlO.
StlOieniabr 1S6O-1S61

fsE# WV AOVAN
TacnltGtSsG onesium.
w. i. 5; Sernaes, prOfeliCr Der @Demie unS Gbornore
. VI. SernaeS, Ser Mstaria y A. :,
1alfe aao 9eburtsbGlhtbea alnit. NV"
Weatbanatit, FTV'' ~ Po9elst
u, 9amnlet, ProeiOr Der Qaatpaie, gbnraie ms 9fuo,r.
Der 62taltat. "t"N "V UesaN
. ]. ". Saad. Profefer Ger @6pFOIOaie.
" W. Qu91ro. PrOteipr Der gotanlf, 3ooloaie unS pprorsi-
Gencen Anatomte. @oN w. '''0'S's
" .. Told1, Prptei0r Der al9. unb i~pesieuen 0obOfooie mn
Eberapte uno Ger meotS. Stint P"''V'VS" az
2 Y, Spai0t, PrOteilor Der pabOlo 5l6en gnotsmie. osrid,t.
lle1en WfeotS II uno Blp1latrie. Sss"FA
Nle SeClr- uebun9eN peroen BON 4rof. Sammer oeIeftet
9As SNe0e cr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS uno 1ieostu nerS n IN Spnr
ANltulI III qtemlatl4et ~Jtetbenloi9e o%pr9etra9el. Ole WTIsfnr.
gen pe9lnnea am !. september 1860 nno bauerIt pbne llntsrhrs-
pung DIS |. Wtot 1861. Das Stuoe iniabr ,erfGIt in > SereaS-
uno leces Senelter umfaBt 4 Wtonate. "FN
$T5, Settrtarte $40. ~ = SeuVFeE
@usr tlnt@e aaterri9t i'm StaNtbOiptal, in Der @O,mtn sorn
nno N oer amtalatoruten &lint Oes sSnitituts 1T frei. ~ o"'"'
unler Yro9ranlnl eaS aMt l6 Ouudielten aQe piiiEmsmsrther a.
t9Ils entpalt, 1tebt Seoermaan Sur Serriapna. y
'"9e'' ""''"" ''t9e"l ""I Sert9n8en ibrtftli9 o6er mlnoli6
vi. u. 9ammer, ~
rSrof1lor uno Ocean Der sEatultSt.
ct. Souls. Z. Suli 1860. am. 94artto< ~ SuaBs'
(eSHl6. 2mDs ~S""'"t
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- SranspOrtmcilters= Office.
Baltimore nnbSbip=Gifenbabn.

AKZ4&&-XM@ Ht(tlt(S=A IUCe.
Baltimore unbCbip=Gtfenbobn.
Wadb Den Sdbern mnb Gebirsspl6eeu.
Durbfabrt- ktdetS mad Nbue- Sulpbur. @mest RsS So.
Gpfertc9e alum un6 Sa!b Alue; Sprlngs tSnnem in her So wv
Cen+Statten N Satlmcre ~ oen 4.25 Nprm. uo 20 @ohn
Su9elt, ta9lid, llr 9Solbm9lCn - Spnntaes a1soenon,ras'
9ehOmnen weroea. Dr ~DtDr8en3u9 rubrt na6 Sen SSoern'
Wdcb SerfeIep Sprinss.
Nerlast baltimore nm $50 BORN, poer nm a N64s,,
A~Salbtngton mn TAO Ncrm. obcr 3 20 gtodm. mn s W. une
Saoer 2 Otellen BON CIR So9n's &un- Statlpn nm t's"9t oe
ubr aabmtta9S. EtteiS nah Ooer bon or SphnIs ".gyelS9tS
len. 81. 80. 3ebn Gage &attebr-E ideis 81 BON @oTbn = Vtels
50 BON &albin9ton. N'"'t mao
Wad6 Sorban's @prinas.
Nean ntbnte ben 80 GCrm. 3us naA Sorp,ra Nsp
oe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. umo tunlmt in oen 81 Ssag up Sanh
ta9sdett an. 6aDtpretS 81. rs. :" o"es Hl oe Vut-
Wadb OafIanS.
zoUo UNB uoer baltimore an een Aueoanies ,nN IN A.n s
capitalize; uedit lteDme ben Dtoroen-, Naobmitt,o ,HS a glet-
6My pn Satlnaore poer Nalbn9ton. SfabrpreIs e "a G U.N
NHAS Ez uteaen, Tabr5ett l0-ll Stunoeu. aim S,oSS % mHs
ts9eS"s~ S1o pom baltimore uno 81 BON 9aaI .t1atonFo """-
Rad Grafton unrtiUn,
epenlaus brett an Der @lenbabnlne. Wfan netms isSo.
6a9rprelS So, @ntsrnuns 29 Nteilen. kohr,ert HoeH SR9e
$l4 BON g~8altn8tDn. -" O9'tapre nno
I'm allen oieln Pl6ssn fab bequeme unS onsoe,si4ua
moootlpueH tIr Scmmerbeluder ~etn9ertdtet. osos"V"'T @eee'
.. m. eOre. e.n.ro r. ~; y. s. : @ttS, GransyOrtmeifer.
Nu4,lmt
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go 0endt0r SeparD buff letn
Seripre4eu, nit 8eiieteiesuas alter peulSnli=
den @upfinDltdteit fir 2incpln unp Sumlin gu
wrten in pOuftem 4RaBe: ni6t uur in ben
Staaten Ntidi9an upp 9teW@Dort, wie er urs
ipritl8lid %periproden, %icnoern audi III 8enit@
iplpauleu, Sainoi8 uno Bt8cpnliu miro er init
leiaen tlaifi4en 9eoen cas- Solt fit pie repu>
bltfanil4e Saae be8eiitern.
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GmGlt Mnh Sic MiAe

elt in bic fiblen. BON 9rinen 86umen beIdatteten Rdtmlbfehen
c8 nrter3eIdneten QSeiBbterbrauers, no Der S6ermomeer 10 @ro6
nteori9er 3et0t ais orauBen. Dalelblt ietb S6r Der %6ridenben Site
'ntrldt tno Sbr t0nnt bel elmer .tiben 8l0ncen": ben oettrpdne.
ten @mlnen INNER in 9~e66ri9er 6eu9tOfeit erbalten. apamt lmb
lotrssu9t Gub! WortB Prtn9Sbeim,
SlI ,3mt Weisbierbrauer. Ho. I6 a. SreSpri 4rr
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Ntne An5eigeu.
GonucrncmeutssY d1e ia's 4llSlano
Wnfr11f.

r0en IN Der Oiiice Ses nWeder" bcIor9t.
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gnainls l1nterniibnnns.@rrein Nin.1

@ettiet am Q. Suti 1860 in SEQ. GAS Q8ef 8altimorefr. Set
9errn y. SSnp, 100 iecen Wtonta9 aben6s s lbr bic @erIamm-
tun9eu %itahftn6en.
8et 6telem 8eretn Wro nun Natt, bic 2uIt 6abet oielem 8ereit
bet6utreten, cine i46ne @~ele9enbeit 9%ebDten, iubem b%eient5en, weGs
6e nod I'M gaufe OGe8 Wtonats bchreten, Ipl6e8 fir orei Dollars
@tntritt tbun t0nnen, wofGr lie bann idbpu bonn l. Sftpbr :. &.
an gu aaen llntertagungen bes Q}ereilS bere6t9t limo. :"
SIN Auitra9e oe6 Qereins:
(~SuII9-Quol) Nbilfbn Weber. o.
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Nobm Woner (@teinbQuer7

piro eriu6t bel llnterSefneten getrcfTS Der Nrbcit in 0aI6inott
Sci 9errn Weor8an, Na9ri4t ent9e0et gu uebnen.
Bra9t, 8Onetff & Co.,
HSU1QOt ll6 QpmborbItr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-29

9454 stats or LOUISIANA,
M Parish Of Orleans, city of New Orleans,
Be ii remembered that this 4h day Of December 1851
subscriber Justice Of the Peace In and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared omer Galad President
and A. Schneider Secretary Of the Citizens Mutual Insurance
Company, New Orleans who beng duly according
law depose say that the above just and
true transcript from the books of said Company
.- O. GAIIiLARD. President
|-...4l.e ag, A. SCHREIBER. Secretary.
Sworn to subscribed this December
Il 1854 -'U' ARTHUR SAUCIER,
Third Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
The Board of Trustees have resolved six In
outstanding Certificates Profits for the years 1851
and 1853 and after the second MONDAY in February
The Board of Trustees have declared dividend of Ten
Per Cent the earned Premiums Of the Company for the
year ending November 80 1850 which Certificates will be
issued the second MONDAY in February next
-TRusrEEs-
Geo. W. West, r. p. Hunt
Jas. A. White, MI. Mussou,
Douglas West, Martin Gordon, Jr,
d, Jamison, Nuna Augnstin,
Ar Miltenberger, Ccsaire Olivier,
]. Leisy, 4. BONN,
The Company nsurs against the pe of the
and rivers damage IRE the rates Of
premiums $3.50 80
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OFFICE or mn new onrr4ss CRY R.GaoaD co.

S No. A ROYAL street.
HTSenIed Proposals will he received Mt
this office until the LIST OF june for 5U0U feet Of YELLOW
PINE LUMBER Said Lumber BE- OF the best quality free
from splits bad knots other defects calculated TO impair
Its strength and durability aud shall have the following dmen
Bions, to-wlt
100000 eight inches in width and i've inches in thickness
In lengths Of eight feei.
30 0 feet eight inches in width and five inches In thickness,
In lengths Of twenty to thirty feet.
Said Lumber shall be delivered assorted piled by the
such quantities and such points along the line the
road the Company direct shall be delivered in lots
follows 100000 feet by the LIST Jny and every
thirty days after until the whole shall have been delivered
and solvent security will be required for the faithful full
hlment OF the contract.
Payments in delivery and acceptance by the Company
Of each delivery Of feet cent to be retained in
until the next delivery and until the fuhment
Of the contract.
Bids be per thousand feet, d. NJ furnished assorted and
piled. myIi tel
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sa-st Mary,s orphan Boys, Asylum, Thi

District.
Amen to long did IT to Of these
least BRETHREN did IL TO me.h MATT. XIV, 40.
The Superintendent Of this institution would respectfully call
the attention Of the chably disposed the following
l. There three hundred and Ave poor orphans the Asy
lum In great want of clothing
1t certain that many well disposed gentlemen consgn
this their old clothes the moths knowing
thing better 10 do with them.
s. Such would be extremely useful to the
phans.
There oftennes in articles of food and cloth
Ing less damaged and consequently unfit for sale
these would be OF great service 10 the orphans.
The Legislature not having made appropriation this
the Orphans they stand In need than usual Of the
public charity
Amy gentleman wishing to mid them do this way
whou, ncurring expense addressed through Post
Office to the Superintendent Box H. indicating the residence
etc, Of the donor will be promptly attended to.
Donations will be received At Mr. Tayon 10 Charities
Mr. Victor Sere Dunaine street. close to Maras Mime Blan
chets Condo street opposite the Archbshops residence.
New Orleans, April "a. 1860. mylo
9E7 ST. CHARLES HOTEL CoxPAGY,
New Orleans May z, 1860.
Rs-At n meeting of the board, held ON the
ist dividend OF Dollar Half
clard payable the Stockholders and after the 18th ins
at the Office OF John Wood & Co., % Camp street.
my3 tel JOHN WOOD. Secretary.
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FIRsT-CLAss DWELLINGS, IN THE FIRST, SECOND
and Third Districts, at Private Sale.
By J. B. WALTON.

FIRsT-CLAsS DWELLINGS IN THE FIRST, SECOND
and Third Districts, at Private Sale.
By J. B. WALTON,
Aacieneer-Once, 40 Camp steeet.
DERSONS In want OF Hrst-cIass dwellings
arc referred to the following list particulars
and can be obtained application the office Of the
An ell giant THREE-sToRY and ATTIC BRICK DWELL
ING on Camp Lafayette Square, Of superior finish
IA THREE-sToRY MODERN BRICK DWELLING on
Camp street, above Jnia street y
"A THREE-sToRY and ATTIC BRICK DWELLING on
Magazine street. ST. Joseph
TWO THREE STORY BRICK DWELLINGS, adjoining,
on Camp mp street So near r. Theresas Church.
(now CarondeleIl near Terpschore street.
TWO TW0-SToRY FRAME DWELLINGS on Nayades
FOUR ELEGANT MODERN THREE-sToRY DWELL
1NGs on Constance and Ierpsiehore streets
TWO ELEGANT TWO-ST0RY and ATTIC DWELL
lNGS on Constance and Robin streets.
An ELEGANT and c0MMODIOUS Two-STORY DWELL
ING on Rampant street between St. Philip and Ursulines
VERY CHOICE WELL FINISHED DWELLING, with
grounds highly improved Espanade ssreeyery large
AN ELEGANT MODERN BUILT DWELLING on Pry-
ana street and two lots Of ground finished the best style and
TWO TWo-sToRY NEW FRAME DWELLINGS on Sc
cond street. Apollo containing paors. dining
rooms, three bedrooms each second
and wenshed back buildings embracing many modern
LARGE PROPERTY ON PRYTANIA STREET on
there large and convenient dwelling house and back
buildings
SPLENDID PROPERTY, An ELEGANT AND CeM
PLETE MODERN DWELLING large improved grounds,
the Magazine Market and boundary line Of
the Horse Car City Railroad.
a NUMBER OF DWELLING no les in the several Dis
riets suitable for persons MEANS and vacant pro
perfy s1ltahe for brtldnP PURPOSES. myl4 If
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= POINT CLEAR HOTEL, EAsrEEN sHoRl

- POINT 81! y CLEAR HOTEL, EASTERN SHORE,
I The above Justly celebrated Watering Place will be
opened for the reception Of Visitors about the 10th of june
the Propetos er themselves that the reputation Of the
tablsmen shall defeorate for Of the good appoint
and good fare which has heretofore characterized
The location for health in the Souh
fully tested by the epdemcs which prevailed both
New Orleans and Mobile during the Of lS58
single Of yellow fever originating at Point Clear
The Salt Bathing has equal the Gulf Coast
agreeable Fresh water Shower Baths be had sny time
Fish and Oysters abundant during the season
Good Stable accommodations provided for all
keep their carriages and horses. The drives in the vicinity
shaded with msgnoas oaks. cedars pines beautiful
and extend in every direction.
All the amusemens usual Watering Places such Bill
lizards Bowling Pistol Gallery etc. will be provided and will
be under the charge Of anxious aud conyenences
for those fond Of Aquatic Sports will be neglected.
good Band of Music Is secured and will play the
afternoons-and for dancing evenings.
line of Magnetic Telegraph established connecting Point
Clear with every quarter Of the Union
The low steamer Crescent regularly
Mobile and Point Clear leaving Mobile every evening
and Sundays, Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays will
down At 10 o'clock A. H. sccosmodatc those who arrive in
Mobile by the morning boats.
Should this schedule be changed notice will be given
the Mobile and New Orleans papers.
The Prcrietor return their sincere thanks the public
and their Point Clear Hotel and hope place themselves under
+. III. CHAMBERLAIN Il Co, t
9isg PROJECTORS Point Clear Hotel,
Mobile, May J. 1850 Also Of Battle House, Mobile.
v9I / 6tv7 Z x
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NH \ STAR INSURANCE GOMPANYs{
~ st. Charles street.
n9-The annual election for mine Directors,
will be held at the Office 81 the Company MONDAY the A
my22 M " = N - = HI DEBIJYs Secretary
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AMUSEMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW OPERA HUUsE-CoRaEa on BOURBON
M and Toulouse streets.
TUESDAY NIGHT. May 10, 1850.
PROJETS DE MA TAETE p@s ~ sisaso
qSy~ "Wednesday NM 49, Il. Ia. O 49, T.. I.
ais Ro itcs*or and second and isd acts VI sf Je
~ Box once open every day srou, o,e1ocs n d ~
~ D. sosa = ~ = 1eSck r. d.. tie days of DeYfosyn-
-. 1890. -,.-'.e,sss y q cteck. my1g
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-07-06
DaVlQ II. E1OD0rEs7 YF7V7
J7Gl0[lI3SAl[3 DEALER IN
BOOTS, SnoES, LEATHER, AND FINDINGS. ., H..
EXCHANGE BL0GK.
McGREGOR, IOWA.
Cash Paid f0,. Hides anal Fas,'s
FRANK G. HANNAHS ). ". c. IL.
WHOLESALE Dealer In
CRY daods, Groceries, |8osts ana Sgms. ....s..
' - -"E s... .-GEaa~
Main Street, .a@t
McGREG IOWA
March 8. 1860 [nso1y
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Try virtue of Al execution issued out Of the
- Office Of the clerk Of the district court of
Howard County Iowa, whereby am COM
mandcd that OF the gsods and chatte!s and
or want thereof tho lands and tencnents Of
ohm Harlow. ! make the surs Of 1873 and
1900 dollars damages besides interest costs
snd.accruing costs to satisfy judgment that
J. D Cowics, obtained against John Harlow,
on tho 2lst, day Of jane A. D. 1859. Now
therefore in pursuance of tho command in
SAID writ | have levied upon all the right title
and interest which the above named defon-
dant had to aud in the following described
premises on the 2lst day Of June 1850. or any
time there after, to wit: In Lot number two in
block number four in Munscns an others ad-
e,ition to the village Of New Oregon Iowa. and
also to ncc. or parcel Of laud described as
commencing one hundred feet west of the
south cast oorncr of block No. two in Nun
Son and others addition to tho village of New
Oregon Howard county Iowa, according to G
plat thereof filed in til. recorders office Of said
county 10y c. NJ. Muuson, and others,
running thence west two hundred and twenty
feet thea &c north to the Turkey River, thence
along the south s;do Of said siycr. direct
" nerth of the place Of begin ming and on tie
edge Of said river. thence south to the place
IF beginning Which shall offer for sale as
the law directs ct the New Court House in
Vernon Springs township Howard County
Iowa, on the 18th, day Of Jnly 1860, between
the hours Of O'clock H. NJ and O'Clock D. M,
Of that day
New Oregon may IS, 1860 Fn43-4wl
PlllNEAS I. SEARLES, Sh:rif.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-07-06
10 The CITIZENS Of
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~ X. AVERILL, !r. has enlarged, ren,-
= ted and re furnished the Old fsy-I;rs,c
Daguerrean Gallery over H. H. D.ckcrmn,. \
book ard drug store. in Decorah; ard lie -
now prepared to tnke ambrotypes, s.srr. o.
tyre' eanoypes, photographs, m.elio-
graphs f'sryrosr"phs and many other ssv O.
OF p Gil res W the most Perfect and duruL,.
manner. 'te operates with the latest a.
r."ss 'mrTc led PROCESSES which arc y. in ira
possession OF Any otEcr artist in nor,hern
iowa. and which give :. If like tor,a and i. j..
raol fy to his i cturcs not obtainal!e By a:,y
ot'ltr lis am brotypcs and photographs can.
not be rxctilcd iii the ,7cst.
lie keeps on hand and is constantly -cce.r.
;ns the latest and most fashicnab. styles of
fran:2s cases, traces, passcpartouts, .ekets
and pms which he will ill with picts.res !.
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
lie gets up new style of lockct p c.r-a
which has all the brilliantly and durabi,ity {
glass pictures with the ligiitness ana plisb..
ty Of paper at The same time it is free f., "a
al! the objections of other STYLES OF loclet ric-
lures. variety OF o;her pictures wi / be ~
up to orier, including oil, paintings n,ou,..
chI9m;tlc. crayon and India ink dSaw;n..
and all sorts Ct maps. N.i q. -
u Ilns is q permanent inat;t,.ion ard
business Will be conducted upon an houosah !.
basls.--T he patronage of ali tho want rooa
pictures is respectfully solicited ENQUIRE t.I
AvrRsrs PIcruRr GALLERY.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-07-06
'EHE Howard Association, i,

THE Howard Association, in
view Of the awful destruction Of human
life caused by sexual diseases. and the dcccp.
tons practiced upon the unfortunate victims
OF such diseases by quacks, several years ago
directed their Consulting Surgeon, as a char
table act worthy of their name to open a dis
pensary for the treatment OF this class of dis
eases, in all their forms, and to give medical
! advice gratis to all who apsy by letter, with
q description oftheir condition, iage, occupa.
ton, habits of life, &c.,} and in case of ex-
treme poverty, to furnish medicines free Of
charge 1t is needless to add that the Asso-
citation commands the highest medical skill
of the age and will furnish the most approx
ed modern treatment. The directors of the
Association, in their annual report upon the
treatment of sexual diseases express the high
est satisfaction with the success which has at
tended the labers of their surgeons in the cure
cf spermatorrhtca, seminal weakness gon-
norrhaa, glect syphilis. the vice ofomanlsn
or self abuse, diseases of the kidneys and
bladder; &C., and order continuance of the
same plan for the ensuing year. The direc-
tors, on arcview of the past, fell assured that
their labors in this sphere of benevolent effort
have been Of great benefit to the afflicted,
especially to the young, and they have resolv.
ed to devote themselves, with renewed zeal, to
this very important and much despiseu cause.
An admirable Report on spermatorrhna, or
seminal weakness the vice of onanism mas
urbation, or self-abuse and other diseases of
the sexual organs, by the consulting surgeon,
will be sent by mail lin sealed envelope
free Of postage on receipt of two stamps for
postage Other reports and tracts ON the ma
turc and treatment of sexual diseases, diet,
&C., arc constantly being published for gra-
tuitous distribution, and will be sent to the
afflicted. Some of the new remedies and
methods of treatment discovered during the
last year, are Of great value.
Address, for report of Treatment, DR.. j. Skill
lin Houghton, acting surgeon, Howard Asso.
citation, No. 2 South street, Philadelphia, Pa
BY order of the Directors,
EZRA. D. HEARTwElI, President.
tfI Gro. FAIgctfiLp, Secretary