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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-20

disease cold settles somewhere In the body, and "
structs IFS natural functions These, u not relieved
renc upon themselves aud the surrounding organs v.
dueng general aggrayatiOn, snlIsrPs' h Rs and a.ea
While In this condition. oppressed by the doyangemeota
,h Aysr pills and see how directly they restore ,he
natural action Of the system, and with II tho buoyant
feeling Of health again WHAT'S true and 50 apparent IN
this trivial and common complaint Is also true In many
Of Inc deepseated aud dangerous distempers The ssus
purgativc effect expels them Caused by nllat obslru
lions and deraugelnens Of the natural functions Of ihs
body they are rapidly and many OF them surely, cnrsi
by The same means. None who know tue virtues Of thsw
Pills will neglect to employ them when suffering from
the disorders they cure.
Statements from leading physieans in some Of Tie
principal cities, and from other well known public PET
sons.
From, F5rcarding Merchant u 81. Loni', Hb l. 1854
On. AVER: Your pills are tho paragon Of all that b
great In medicine. Thoy have cured my lllo daughter
of ulcerous upon her hands and feet that had proved
incurablc for years. Her mother has been long grew
ously afflicted with blotces and pmpes On her skin and
in ier hair. After child was cured she also ted
'''' i"''' "'N N' ASA MORGRIDaI.
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CITY HOTEL
Col. A. P. OWENS, PRopRrproR
IO CONsuMPTINEs.--rhn ndrnrtisor

VO CONHMPTIVES!--T advertiser
l. having been restored to health in a few
weeks by very simple remedy, after having suf.
iered for several years with severe lung nffec.
ton, and that dred disease Consumption, is anx-
ious to make known to his fellow-sufTerers the
means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy of the
prescription used, (free of charge) with the di-
ectlons for preparing and using the same which
they will find n sure cure for CONSUMPTION,
Asthma, Bronchitis, &c. The only object of the
advertiser in sending the prescription is TO bcnc
ht the afflicted, and spread information which he
conceivos to be invaluable, aud he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy as it will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing,
Persons wishing the prescription will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
nov7-ly Williamsburgh, Kings Co., N. Y
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-03-20

onnetf, Florence braids, English straw
- shaker and other styles trimmed and 4,
eomoG'l viii be found in variety at the corn
SSp =, Il. "A, IRWIN,
currwensville, May l6, go.
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10 Persons ont of Employment
AGENTS WANTED.

In every County of the United States.
HSo engage in the Galo Of some of the best and
most elegantly illustrated Works published
Our publications are of the most interestirp
character, adapted to the wants of the Farmer
Mechanic and Merchant; they are rublisbed in
inc best style and bound in the most substnn.
rial manner, and arc worthy place in the Lii.
orary OF every Household in the Land.
Sa-io men OF enterprise aud industrious hab-
its. this business offers an opportunity for nros,
able employment seldom TO be met With
Ssa-Persons desiring to act as agent, win ro.
eeivec promptly by mail full particulars, terms
&C., by addressing LEARY. GRTZ a CO.. pnb
Oct "a, ls5O-ly, R7'"'
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Constipntion, ,Costiven css, Suppression,
rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia, Drop.
sy, Paralysis, Fits, etc.

'sh' u"h'isNus NOut, NcufetEfn, Drop
sy, Paralysis, Fits, etc.
From Dr.. j. r. Tdughn, Montreal, Cbnada
Too much cannot he said Of your Pills for te cure
coairencsS fohers Of fraternity have found lher
as cicacous as have, they should join me In proclaim
ing 1t for the benefit of the multudes who suffer f
that complaint, which, although bad enough in itself h
the prosenor Of others that are VERSE; believe et
hrene" to originate in the liver but your Pills affect that
organ and cure the disease.
From Mrs. E. Stuart, Physician and Mdpifs, Bn,m.
find one or two large doses Of your Pills, taken at The
proper time, are excellent promoyes Of tho natural Rt
non when wholly or partially suppressed and also vsy
etectnal 10 cleanse the stomach and srptl ,Un1ns They
are so much the best physic we have that recommend
no other to my patients.
From he Rer d.. HriOttI. Qfhs Methodist Epis Chwci
PULASKI IIoUsr. Savannah Ga. Jan. g. 1855
HoSoRED SIN; should he ungNteful for the relief
your skill has brought me II did not report my rase
You. cold settled in my limbs AMI brought on e1err
clating nc,To0c paius, which ended In chronic riape
tsm' Notwithstanding had tile hest of physicians the
disease grew worse and worse until v the advice Of YOU
excellent agent In Baltimore, DR. Mackenzie tried you
Pils Their effects were SLOW but sure. BY perseycns
In the use OF them, ] am now entirely we'll
SENATE CHAMBER, Baton Rouge, Ia. 5 Dec 1855
DR. AVER: nave been entirely cured by your Pills a
rheumatic Gon-a painful disease that had afflicted mo
for years. VINCENT sIIpRLL.
,f9- Most Of the Pills in market contain Mercury,
Whlch, although valuable remedy in skilful hand.
dangerous in "a public pill, from tho dreadful cOns
quences that frequently follow its incautous use Th
contain no mercury or mineral substance whatever.
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Headache G ,SIckHeadachc,F Foul stonael
From DIR. Edloard Boyd, BaKimore.

DEAR BRo. aver: Icannot answer you whut complains
have cured with your pills better than to say all li
euer treat yih prgarc medicine. place great Deepen
dence on an efcctnn cathartic in my daily contest with
disease and believing do that your Pills afford lhs
best we have, Of course value them highly. n
PITrsBURG, Pa, May !, lss5
DR.. ]. c. AVER Sir: have been repeatedly cured n
the worst hedddcie any body have by dose Two
Of your Pills. II seems to arise from foul soma:
which they cleanse at once.
Yours with great respect, ED. W. PREBLH,
xg.,,r,, r. l.
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The ncaCe

Luthcrsburg, Clearhcld Co, Pa, will
JuSompty to all business entrusted to his
lie also informs the public that he keeps
Nantly on hand at his shop, general as.
tment OF Saddles, Brides, Harness and
ips, which he will sell on reasonable trems,
April 4, ISfc.
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As n Family Physic.

From Df. n. W. tuTtoT'g"tj Nt" V'e""e'
Your Pills are the prince Of purges Their excellent
qualities surpass any cathartic we possess They n
mild but very certain and eectua In their action on s
bowels which makes them invaluable to rs In the daily
treatment of disease.
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USSELL Nj c M URR A Y
vNHE CLEARFIELD ACADEMY, wi

Nc, Washington, Nov. ], 1860. now 7-6m
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ft.-
i, a.1 's .7snu'e Sioueon'
aara,stia,,at So s'9.' ooi yin
ses M liz Honsa oIa. epope.".loisI
~ ~. ~ 4 49, seesssop
~ corrott :. e!so'sa
maioitv poE i "ag;S I,toss ~ y ~
torai nistriot raaaisa no ~ snu
to.at NO in'JoSi's' anu VIII GER
tainly be elected.
119 majority.
rya,,aL aya,..ot;a,,
housa, eooperallon, eiected for the Senatorial
llstfle. q oaiaWen' VIM andtalahouia by, about
oVV lnaJoiity.
fe'stis siEo inc secession
9'nulasee = nv n'alotily'
,ohs ~ thu soesssioh canuluate Is reported
etseseu y =. in'Jotl'y'
gLAlBoRsE--sala to nave gone Tor cooperation.
hAEA9Elih-ll 'a's PARISH NJ r. Glrsrd' seces-
sohis', Y eles'oa Z, wlanout opposition.
~. 1AEIln'--He 1eafn IRON Tie Ecno OF La
iayette ihat secessonlsts have carried ST. Mar
tin.
AERA1LL1oN.-Fhe secessionists, we learn from
the same authority, nave carried this parish Also
ST. Observation-Disclosures, coopefationist, elected
on the House ticket, and Strickland, c0operation-
Ia j., tr,a eonatorfaI +;.Iat ,,os ,,o;o.it, Z IN
Nv " 'lts - ti's taa!o,'1S % AVl'
AssEhPTloS---tf. u AlHftlh ana u Meiancon, Co.
operationists, are elected by a small majority.
CATAEorLA-Ihs parish elects the secession
candidate, instead Of tile cooperauonst as at first
reported.
SABINE, CADDo AND DEsoTo.-Tle Baton Rouee
Advocate (secesson) Of Sunday says:
We are permitted 10 make The foIlow;no ovtr,ct
ietfer reeeige Nv fnnd ~ 80 eAn C.,
4 earreanonen in Satebitocbes 81 bna /. ,it
ns and aIso Ca333n Nv Goo maorif oIs h r. ~
hv AKA raiortv HoIre ana ha:5yi p's soo nsoto
sts are eente1 fo liz senatorjsi Disfric ~, 406n
minority i, ~ i0'0
e. f.s e..t...,
81. bEkSA Np.--oenatotial tiekef, olls. Yillier
State rights, 2ll; 3. ". Noise State rights, So c.
Bienyenu, cooperation, 100: r. Gardere. c6onera.
lion &c Renrespntative ticl,et n Marroso ST.
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This famous remedy for all diseases consequent upon youthful
indscreons has worked most nvOraby in bringing to life and
health those houge5 persons who calculating the ulte
ror effects have allowed passions unrerunGd bring them
the edge of the grave.
The consequence is that those who take this remedy may
hope indeed for Inheritance among the healthy matter
how low they may be- 1t is certain remedy for mbecily,
Nausea alency physical dcpreSson depression fee
benes weaknesses and ogganatioM of the organs gene
ration.
complete guaranteed if time be lost using this
medicine.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
]. WRIGHT L. CO.,
q and 151 ChartrCsstreet,
.all 2p3teod5lw Sole Proprfetorg.
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tsguaIFERous Pf.ANT,--We are indebted to the
pslteness III Captain switzer, pilot the steamer
Tgrcss. for magnificent specimen-of that crueif-
erous piaut commonly called turnip. 1t was
4 grown on the plantation Of Dir. +. Butler, on the
Onachita river, who, we learn, has some six acres
Of land III cultivation producing specimens Of the
4 same monster proportions.
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Eamps. Kerosene on. camps.

lamps. Kerosene OH. camps.
Received this day, supply Of
KEROSENE AND COAL OH. LAMPS,
~. KEROSENE AND COAL OIL
PARAFFINE CANDLES,
SUSPENSION and HALL LAMPS,
CHANDELIERS etc,
Of the finest descriptions, and every variety style at
prices which cannot fail to please
S. W. MOVES,
Successor to Noyes & Wells,
JAZZ 2p3t IS Commercial Place
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as We are indebted 70 Senator Benjamin, Of
thia State, for copy Of the very able and eloquent
speech which he lately delivered in the Senate.
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sEsss;alEsr Academy Of Mttsic. Dan Hce's
Great Show will show off as usual tonight. Dan
ana Iela Ioynra Will be in the ring III all their
glory and among the novelties will BE the sAfarch
NJ tile Bsdouins, tile Leap for Lifer and other
astonishing feats 1.-The Fitch Of Bacon \: tic bear
Gafibaldi and ths eomc pantomime Of \ Iechan-
ies' agaries. There appears to be no end to the
novelties which Dan Rice Introduces.
&t Charles Miss Maggie Mitchell began her
second engagement last night TO a full house. She
arpcared n her ayefte character, capttolo, in the
st Hidden Hand, and achieved her usual amount
of accca1.S slle appears in tie same character
again tonight,
lLpsau'le Tae double girl, certainly the great
est living wonders, and numerous other ouriosi
ties, may be seen at the Museum daily and nightly.
The Reardcd Lady and the Lillipntian Queen will
soon take their departure.
4 Nesg 0lera Holse. Donizetti's grand opera
ne HI Fasofito, e sto b produced tonight. !
4 TufFes lies. Dot.
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age4 4 sell Nos. As md Al Old Iesee
street between Cusosahoase Bienyle Streets large
ass0Ftsnept Of dry gneis,eto,
aHsstscuiaes auction heads 5h page
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4
Az AsrERFcAN ACTOR IN LoNDoN MIR. Neafe has
made his appearance before London audience
I will the most decided and unequivocaI success
We have only space, this morning, for q notice Of
his Haltet, taken from the London Times --aoknog,
ledgod5to be- the highest authority III that me.
sropolis.
John 0xenford, who has charge of the theatrical
department Of that Journal, enjoys reputation not
surpassed, If equalsd, by any dramatic critic in
Londont and hence an endorsement from hin, is
esteemed The highest compliment that could be
paid 70 4 new aspirant for hstrionic honors
Surrey I7teafe- The already long list OF Anieri
ea actors ID London is Increased this week by the
appearance NJ Mr.. Neafe, tragedian WHO ia
i gaItg through series of Shakspearian characters
81 fhe surrey. and # We may judge from his Ham
ta Il porting III very credtable manner tie
gspntallon# ne has acquired in the United States.
v M the ordinary routine Of the part he is evil
sdenty familiar, but he does not siaystly follow
ttatlilion; be INDUCES here and there IN a new
and his frequent practice of making Ham
alt at the back Of the stage, when he ordinarily
aEQIias near the iootlights seems to rest on an IN
depent Intention to endoW the prince with mora
\ than usual dignity when he conYerses WITH soeiaI
Interiors. As q declaimer, Mr.. Neafe il unexcept
e careful and correct, and so far is he from
7 cyncllig any disposition to rant that he rather
efas en- the side Of modesty and nnobtrusigeness
4 However. IN some of the famous speeches he
shows that he Nv no means lacks force, and that
snstinetiFe dread Of cap-trap prevents him from
moro Frequently employing it, In person he ii tall
thoroughly gentlemanlike, and even commanding.
alltss ll8 has all the natural qualifications for his
calling, ana be evidently follows it IN an earnest
and conscientious spirit.
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EBGEGeN'S
PAIN EXTRACTOR

MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Has eqnG in cung Burns, scald Cats Wounds spaips
and Buisos-casuaGs which ehdron are constantly sub
ject BY having box constantly hand how much pain
suffering be prevented Be- and get the genuine
which Is always signed Henry Daley Manufacturer" on
steel engraved label.
For sale IN New Orleans, wholesale and retail by
j. WRIGHT CO.,
q and Isl Charres street,
General Agents for the South and to whom all orders should
Aesddressed. jall apSteod<W
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ftsaoatsl GErFIsG Rlenr. Even in ST, Louis, the
stronghold Of Missouri Black RepubIeanism, there
y decided Southern feeling prevailing. We find,
IL fe Billletin of that city, report Of a public
nestias hell last Monday night, q citizens calling
themselves friends Of Tie South, at which the
1gAt spirit prevailed, the right sort of resolutions
we're adopted, mad the right sort Of speeches
made. Thcneeting adjourned with three cheers
hi South Carolina ana . Southern Confederacy,'
one III tthe resolations adopted il as follows
ReaoEaea, That, ia tie contingency Of the with
dgaWai of the Southern States from the Federal
IN advance u Missouri, her people will feel
e0 M A ratri0tie TO afford such withdrawing
y n ea every id III men and money and to stand
4 NY them % the last extremity
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GREsoRSr RIFLEs- A meeting Of this company
WIN he held ths evening, q their armory, on St.
4 CHARLES street. A fall attendance is desired, as
stsrK important business will be transacted. See
the call as published in another column,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-15

MN ORIEass AcADEnY or Sciences. DIR. Cart
wright last evening delivered before this Academy
highly interesting and instructive lecture, The
Eecture mas repete with scientific facts curious in
vast tons and startling but carefully analysed
propositions. The subject was Feticism." The
5dolatrous worship ard practices Of the African
race Id Africa, Hayti, our own Southern States.
and other points, was dwelt upon and exposed in
much detail. The learned lecturer contended that
atI rebeltions Instructions, Shat have occurred
among ths subject 70 therale Of the white
4ian had their origin, not II desire to obtain their
liberty hut in their idoatrous devotion to the fell
spirit Of Feticisnl. AT the conclusion Of Or. Cart
wgigbtss remarks. ON motion, it was ordered that
the lecture be published for general circulation
All intelligent and appreciatiye audience was
present, and listened to the essay with marked at
teaf{oa,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-15

Rg~HcrrinS's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES Nos 81 and 81 Gaver street. New Or
leans 2ntf
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saeTsT iii lNpEPEND DENT RANGERS. ttention is
called 10 the advertisement in another column OF
ste election of officers Of this newly-organized
company.
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At Cost, foH: Cash Only!

This Stock comprises all descriptions of materials for Negro
Wear, Blankets Sheetrss slirtngs, Linen Goods Silks De
Incs Menoes Prints GnghNms BHreges Robes Organdies
JRconcts White Goods, Coaks, Mants Shawls Parasols
Hosiery Gloves Ns IaceS Embroidees, CorSetS Skirts,
Cloths Ca$simercs, Sanets, Jeans, Drug Fanuels etc,
etc, etc, in any quantity TO suit the purchaser MUCH
LOWER prices than at any other establishment.
The pablo is assured that do Offer few articles in our
stock low price and reimburse ourselves by high prices
other goods, but that our
ENTIRE STOCK is AT COST!
additional benefit here in the rnct that
they are NOT TEMPTED BY HANDSOME GOODS AND
LOW PRICES,
To Get in Debt;
for by the REAL CASH SYSTEM which we have inaugu-
rated which in no instance any deviation our
customers buy than they conveniently pay
nor do they have compensate the dealer for losses made by
bad debts, which, by the
CREDIT SYSTEM,
Is always done-THOsE WHO DO PAY
Paying for Those who Do Not Puy!:!!
COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS.
Who visiting city the purpose of buying Dry Goods
will find
A Great Advantage,
before making their selection in visiting establishment and
posting themselves the
CASH PRICES
at which selling We now daily supplying retail
purchasers with
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
At
MUCH LOWER PRICES
Than Goods Sud for Time for the best paper and it
would be wei! fol- those who have
Cash Facilities,
To know what pce they paying credit before awaiting
themselves of it,
Rz-Our STOCK and PRICES will be readily exhibited to
those who wish to
HJ~INVESTIGATE.-EN
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS & CO.,
116 Canal street.
jail 2ptf NeAr the Clay Stntue.
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seussrA ANA @ DETs.The attention of the mem
Sers 81 this company d requested to a notice il
smother column calling for meeting this evening
for the purpose Of organization
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f. r. H a r. d o N,
2g.............. CHARITIES STREET. 81
Has just opened his Fall Stock of BONNETs FLOWERS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS MANTILLAs CLoAKs, etc.
o22 2p3m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-15

'LLE This famous and surprisingly
young singer is again e rejoice the lovers Of
music ID this city. Having finished her engage
nantin Mobile she returns to Us, to appear at the
New Opera House tomorrow night, in her great
partof Lsscia. Boxes and seats may be secured
today.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-15

D0E5cn3' Commercial College,
OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS,
S. ". corner OF Camp aud Common Streets.
ladies and gentlemen respectfully invited to visit the Col
lege and Judge for themselves.
There apartments and professors for each study
save h.eaouhs of the time of Students, and fl
for business
Merchants etc. who write for clerks and bookkeeper5 should
give full particulars.
N. Bf students for the Commercial Cosc, who ara here
by The 18th Of January will have the benefit Of MAJOR
BLANCHARDs instruction and drill in Military Tactics with
cut charge.
Catalogues sent TO nil who wish them.
tal4 2p3t& RUFUS DOLBEAR, Pres't
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g~spiritualIsna-Dr. j. ". RInnsfieid-This
distinguished Whiting Test Medium has consented by the
gent solicitation of the many who have visited him the past few
weeks to remain few days longer that those Of their friends
who have yet Ind opportunity Of visiting him do
So Rooms 1914 Canal street. between Rampant and Dryade
Streets. Give him call, jal5 2p2t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-15

INSTRUCTIONS FOR FIELD ARTIILERT-Preparol by
Board of Artillery Officers.
CAVALRY TACT1CS-Th.ee Volumes. Best authority.
BAY ONET EGERCISEis used in tue United States Army
JOHN c. CALHOUN'S WORKS-Six Volumes
SOUTHERN WEALTH AND NORTHERN PROFITS
TOWLE ON TIE CONsTITUTIoN-The latest and best work
of the kind ever published. ial4 2D3t
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ll6. CANAL STREET. ......,, Jig
Being extremely DESTROYS convert their Stock into CASH
Offering their ent' re assortment of
PLANTATION DRY GOODS,
HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS,
AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
AT Cost, fsr Cash Only,
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SIZE asisttlF BIlissI This steamship, Capt
: Bullock, sails Of o'clock this morning for New
ark VIZ Havana with . large number Of pas
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TNe S9ssEh.

Encouraged by friends with view Of filing
hiatus IN the Franco American press of New Orleans the
drsgGed has determined publish in the French English
languages daily political literary and commercial paper the
first number Of which will appear Sunday the inst
II needless 10 that TiIE SOUTH will be wholly devoted
to tho interests Of louisiana It will take humble place in
the ranks Of those who by crushing majority, upheld tho
principle Of Separate State action Monday only al
Tentative left to tile Slave States consequence re-
fusa of the Black Republican members of theConnitee Of
Thirty to accept the Crenden compromise the
rrevacable determination officially proclaimed by DR. Lincoln
to administer tic Government in accordance with principles
oflhe Chicago Pa fo;n.
THE SOUTH will contain every morning the latest
graphic adVces graphic city items, complete our
home aul Foreign markets, literary excerpts other equally
interesting matters. It will contain early and full Eu
intelligence, with occasional opinions continental
press
The undersigned throws himself upon the kindness
diligence Of every friend Louisiana success of his
undertaking.
J. BAYON.
New Orleaas. January Il, 1850. jal2 2ntf
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Sh0sU Case VEH0rcFo0Els

SE01U Case VEHHrc1'o0ns,
Over Wilson 4 Tunsons Jtwelry Establishment.
All kinds of GLASS SHOW CASES on hand and made 10
order consisting Of Silver Plated Silver Rosewood
Mahogany, Walnut and Pine
Jas 2ptf GEORGE HOFFMAN.
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\ Messfs. Rea Bros, No. IS Magazine
hey prepared execute, win extseie
aasnsss ud ~ 10 their care or
community pariicsiatlg adYed ihas tie llo
ssFap " HE tss4aecty caraptof
81 Tie plbic have only to on tieaa geaile
e s epd sSe are sa.shed ilnt they wi he sued.
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AUCTION SALES Ta1s DAY.