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Calamitiog,

A TRAM ON TIE DUBuouE AND PAcrvrc r. 4. .
last week, drove into heavy snow bank, vhiIe
running at 20 miles an hour, carrying avsy tn
smoke stacks Of tho three engines, and put ont
the fires the passengers were 80 hours without
bod or warmth
A MAN FRozE MS FrsexRs at Dubuaue the
other day, and his wife undertook TO thav tbem
ont by rubbing them with q mixture Of snov
and salt. They instantly became stf, and -
now stands fair chance Of losing his hands b.
amputation.
Az ESCAPED LuSAric from the Hopkinsyi1Is
Asylum, Kentucky, having q grsdge against
Officer MOORE, Of Louisville, who oonductsA
him there, went behind him In tho strest sa
Thursday, and struck him a heavy blow In u
back with hatchet. lie was secured, and sest
back TO confinement.
A WHEiCuED CAsE or WOE THROUGH Run
exists in Buffalo. The drunken father was Ash-
ed out of tho Erie basin In Nov smber, whore no
fell in, while on a drunk, after having Just come
out Of the hospital, cured Of deiirism reme~s;
the mother was arrested for drunkenness soon
after, and is in tho work house. When the ca
nails closed, the eldest boy returned, and gettsS
into a drunken row, was sent 10 the peni tentisrv
to join his mother the rest of tho family are I
burden to the county in the poor house.
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Foreign Items.

TIIr poruLArIoS or MONTREAL, Canada Fast
as indicated hy the census now Icing taken, =
about ~,
TnE sAIitEs oy Souru SrAPFoRDsurRz
England, to tho number u 5000, have struck
work. The original cause Of this step was TN
taking on Of one man who did not belong 10 their
trade union.
IHF AGED FATHER oF GRACE DARLrul.
80 celebrated for her brave rescue Of a drowninG
crew, near Ncrn Island lighthouse, some yeass
since, has recently been pensioned by tho Brtkk
cove vc~DmcIt.
Tmr MEMORABLE WORDS or OLp Hickory /.
'Thc Union, 1t Must and Shall 10 Preserved r.
have been proven literally true for ia
spite Of all appearances, the Union 10 certainly
in fine cklc!-yanity Fair.
ANurHrR FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT recently
occurred near Frcsnay, France, six persons beinG
killed, and much larger number woundss.
Among the latter is one who had both legs a.
putatcd. Five carriages were broken 20 nag
mcnts, the post-of'ice van was injured, and oua
Of the clerks in II wounded. The station master
Of Fresnay and his subordinates are held for
trial.
LOWS NAPOLEON seems TO be very conf lent
In his popularity. On the 18th inst, he wont
to the Bois de Dologne, unoscorted, skatsd On
the ponds, took the place Of q nursery maid
who was pushing sledge with her young charrs
in II, and "amuscd himself for half an hosr.
moro like schoolboy enjoy ing a holiday thaa aa
Emporor.'
Or THE CuIsysE ExrrRoR, every one, even
those Of his own chamber, stand in the greatest
imaginable awe, and on no pretext does any oss
ever address him save with tho u.e Of all his
grand and glorious titles. Il Is the stiauetts in
the Chinese Court for tho Emperors physicisa
10 apply tho same titles to his diseases a. 70
himself and accordingly they talk Of .'His
High and Mighty Stomachache His ImpssiaA
and God-iiks Dyspepsia" and "His Etsr,al
and Never-ending Diphtheris."
CoNsIDRRARLK KxcrTKNESr HxIsTRD n
CHILE, at latest dates, on the subject Of Per-
soma! Liability bill, which makes revolutionises
and disturbcrs Of the public peace responsible d
money for the damages they do. Another suk-
ject of complaint Is tho extension by Congrses
Of the extraordinary powers given to tho Prssi-
don't last summer, till after tho presidential elee-
tion next summer. No serious revolt is sppes-
hended the government being too strong for ~
malCOntcnts,
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miscellaneous Items.


MANY MEs IN THESE TIMEs exhaust all thsir
strength and zeal in getting Office, and 40 hays
hone for the discharge Of its duties
Az rrr.noAr on Cavura IN. w LAX, r.,
,cross ,hc ico -, Ne Ya.r,N
mile in half , minw,. y ~ N' '""
",,' !" "''' '''''"''
-, ,,.i,,i III q Al AZ y, Wv il1n.o ~
ma,,,;,', H. ', -, a. . r''o .; y, ~ W
that l., an ,horo bpps - -, .n..s.,, s.e
'' ~ ~ '''''' "'' '''' 'o''' ''''"'' 'ne"'>'
FArIiEH or THREE SONS and five daughters
was askcd what family he had. Tho answer
was, 81 have three SONS, AMI they have each five
sisters. Mercy replied the interrogator,
''sic family ye maun hayc.'
Mn. LIIoMMEpIEu president Of the Cincins
natl Hamilton and DAYTON railroad ros,entIv
issued an order that all persons living on ths
line OF the road, whenever they had a child bors
to than, should be entitled to a free ride to
Cincinnati and return.
A ArR,yFLpR IN Gut>sA latelv saw n Isr~s
pvramid Of serpcnts. Thousanis of tbcm we're
heaped pyramidallv. shooting forth their hidssus
heads, presenting their enormous darts and 6erv
eyes. Il is thought that they thus combine a.
fcnsively against The great serpent or caymsu.
MS MNN,fA,rthiso COMPANIES OF Lewistos
ram, Me'i having Vot1n several thousand dol
"a ;a'. .""aiu louhu'nS ilhrary Tor the operatives
W w. 'nlI,', ts isssatnro mas JUST passed an
"ct Incorporating the Library Association.
T.. L. WESTON who is going to walk from
Boston to Washington in payment Of bet, has
Just completed another. Iio started from New
Haven on Friday and walked through the slash
to Hartford delivering pamphlet at every
h0n'e, ANA then after an hour and q quarters
rest, returned, doing the "A miles in less than
~ hours without sleep.
Az ISESrpRIEsCEp YOUNG BRIDE beipe AL
ed by her cook to chose her dinners during ~,
honeymoon, was anxious that her irnor.ncs
should not peep ont shs called 10 mind on
Jish anJ nno S;sh 81, - -. -
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The Rebel Army st Pensacola.

A correspondent Of the Mobile Evening Netr,,
writing from the insurgent camp, under date Of
Jan. 10th, says:
There is vast deal Of impatience and di i.con,en,
among the troops, especially In our regiment. The
men sre "eager for the fray" and very free aud
outspoen in their criticism upon the oss Of time by
delay and Inactivity. II something Ia not done here
by next Tuesday there will be revolt against the
commar defsL
He adds; We have killed one Of Uncle Sans sol.
disis in a rnther amicable way. One OF them was
found N Fort Barrancss, when the Alabama troops
took possession. lie WAS not made n prisoner, but
allowed tn stay or 60 ~ he preferred. lie chose l.,
stay, and was puntifully furnished by the volunteers
with victusls and lad whiskey. Ho went In strong
% whiskey, and this morning he was found dead ia
the djaceut woods.
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Col0r 0f the .Ievs

The jews themselves have not preserved
everywhere their primitive color. In the north.
crn countries Of Europe they arc white; in Ger
many many Of them have rcd boards In Portu-
gal they are tawny. In the province Of Cochin
they have black skins though they do not con.
tract marriages with foreigner. PRlCuAHp
says that there is also at Mattacheri colony
Of white Jews and lastly, there are black jews
dwelling in Africa, in the kingdom Of Hno lssa.
Thus great varieties Of color have been produced
among this people during eighteen centuries,
but no change has occurred in their cast of fea-
ture, habits, or ideas. Under black skin or a
white, observes General DAuMAs, in Soudan, in
the Sahara, or the sca coast towns, everywhere
Jews have tho same instincts, and tho twofold
aptitude for language and commerce. Color,
then, is not fixed Characteristic. IL may yary
among members Of one and tho same race, or Of
ono and the same tribe. And this is frequently
observable in domestic animals.
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DIaior Ander,op,s ExpIn..ti...

which appears in tho Cincinnati Commercial,
explains the circumstances that prevented tho
succor Of the Star Of the West when she at
tempted 10 enter the harbor Of Charlostoni
PoRT sUxrxx, Jan. II, 1861.
Whether blood ess separation can now DO effected
vessel bearing our flag, the other day, think very
doab<ful. ioas sorely tempted b open my battery,
but, perhaps fortunately for the chance of having
msstsr. ssssled without 6oodshed, could not hass
tsuoAsd ts b0ttevy tat opened upon her, ant uy do
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Jerscs ,nre Just the, IN such condition thd, could
not hdve ope'led the rur. I am now nearly no idy
The people have supposed tina. this work was ready
" he defended when came In II was far from Il,
and II would take me, even now, ono weeks hard
work " have II In complete state. Ny command
Is only about one-eighth Of what II should DO in
time OF war-but, though small In numbers, feel
strong in the confidence that Providence will guard
and guide me safely through any danger that may
threaten.
Yours, sincerely,
ROBERT ANDERSON
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From Bermuda.

BY the brig Princess Royal we have Bermuda
papers to Jan. 10Th.
A brilliant meteor passed over Bermuda on
the 9th, exploding some distance from land with
/ a terrific report.
Arrived on the sth brig Henrietta, Hodsdon,
New York.
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REV YORK MACHINERY DEPOT.
HrkvKNg Ba0THER . co.

% nxdnr ana hadi iathss, power and hand plsn-
n EA Ce.oGuing msshnss, bolt gassss M %SrSas us
- .iis 4 yssios: .x. Csis MI: .I.,, !. =; -
-: N h' - ~ '" s'-' ssSs+-i; sSs+-i ~
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with pitch. Looting at my limbs saw no sign
on them OF the fluid. They seemed to dry from
this as they usually do rom any other water |;
but still the fscling rema!ued. .--Anntony Ttoi-
lore, in he London Reric,o.
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NEW YORK MACHINERY DEPOT.

=! xss FEHsT sFssETs ss2ats new = S9ax,
AHsATTTRHE4ESS nd al pEAlERs InIM ~ n every 6ssgs,g
aiS aISSs q ~ BSJIEsS W Wool SW6%kTHsS % : PLASRhS E
IlL4THES LtTHES / fktfsEfs kktfIssEfFs RsiFISa, RsHhs;
RABBiT AsD OTHER CohPNsITIoN MErALx
WIN al Sr ~ aseiS fsSGc seSHns an sA0
80. bICKV. Cslsh5atsd Anti ;Frictioa
u. .tHhiE HnEApsxff xfps{T y ~ sfFTiNd HACHiSya
STREYrDO DOUBLE AGrM0 BALL vALvn
s~rAmx scAIESia SszAryARmrr,
N nsny oth& vsi-ahs Arusls.
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CHEAPER THAN EVER /

CHEAPER THAN EVER
~ CHEAPER THAN EYERlii
r. ], BROOKS, ct 8Ik CAtharins d, ofers the 70
rusipdsr of his stock Of Dry Goods damaged by fire.
Uesiiv reduced prioes. UnhaaTd Of bargains will b,
osre1 br the remainder Of this wesk q the ss mnst
ron olcIs word W the wise y safhoisnt js3O flW
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+ N A N CIAL, Ia,
NEW YORK, Msdne.i.z Ia, Al

There wasa Light business at the Board today, bu,
prices were stronger than at the close last evening
The commission houses are buying In small amounts
and stocks continue in scanty supply. There was
nothing doing In Government stocks. For hves Of
1914, ~ was bid and % asked. For coupon skies of
lsCs, 20 was offered. Treasury notes were quoted
1923 lOqh fer l2 per cent. ioS per cent. are
selling at private sale at :. per cent premium, and
SKIES at y . :. discount. The Railroad bonds are
steady.
Money on call is abundant ats q I per cent. First
class paper to four ard six months, we'll endors-
ed, rules about rer cent. In exchange there Is
nothing doing.
The following are Thomrscn Brothers quotations
for currency and exchange today.
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r rHGH METALLIC PAINr-THE UN-
~ deraped sfsut. for TIL. inv.lu.bls paint Pre-
nA.ef.strers p.eeA They warrant tss srtieis 70 Be
"a mstsi; iSr prc.eryins iron and other msias snd
Wos1 and eanvs. \ has no equal, brtek builainp
II dry ~ many years-&t About teonethrd the price a
rurS lsAA-k worth ysstly tor all such psrposas
WIS m Psah q, NV Yolk.
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MACHINERY, 70.
TICKS ANTI-FRlCTION MACHINE,
- FQE PpScHIISSa, pScIlIa sstfTSAARtsd. ssHTA k.

a JR n9sT snytNG MAthNrs sGSSgM N giiE MoRb
Friction all but done away with nsxt 10 no oil 70
Sared n running them and NO repairs are needsd for
pssr for HheArins and Punching Iron, 70 noh IN
,skne. With perceptablc edort, doing ths work IN
We refer 10 the largest and most suooa.ul eAblisA
nsnt. In the country to lesp the yslse q the vAros
Coorvn b hnwrTh Trentou- \. J.; CoaLIss 5IEAn En-
M Co; PrOysdsno' len r NV w,s, " CGss5Ias so11!s
knIA Dsroif, Mich. CoIIrss A X FAcIoz Collin:-
VH2Ns' HiinoIS Gecrsis, Ohio, Do, xc.. many q
vsH ahsr ..as thsI Tor tso q three years. .sy thsy
80 nd skhsn ~ that IN oompAron with any other
0asn knoyn 70 thsm, that thsg pay ior thsAr oos In
"A erdsa SsOasus attended 10, and IN iusormaiisa
STEVENS BROTHER 90,
SOLE AGENTS, ns PakRL sTRHRr,
q tr3li NRW YORk.
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sHRRTEEE,a RAT.ES.
/ HEBRAIS DOMINIQUE w. TIL
TurRD II, tTRIrr CoURT FRENCH MUTUAL BENEY
of New orleans kESr =, (! AsSocIA !, Is OF 'JE

,7s, Comm hE EksaIa p9iM iTS " TUT
iHo Il New lev 5rIsans kESTo Asgo6iSTI6N 81 JEF
RY vIRTU 81 o wgft Of rt gsri .1s eias to
Nqy orleans III ao e 1 tId easG Will proceed t.
%eo RaeS a Tget Naa 81 ne TAY ISL day
Of Nay 1861 a IL oclock, T., ii, following described
eTty, to wit
4 CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION Or oKIpND' ~
tgetheF With he buildings and tmpYovensgs iHereo l3l
fshg Wa{ privileges and apturteancFs tsTy1n.o be sS
t t " ~. ny "ise ae IN s or ~
m tHo ty Of LATE e,t of tie city ~ 5ew Ofyafn, in tbs
Stse IL The square bncz ground designated By The No.
FoTiyihur plan dawn by u. Buisson Surveyor, end
de5ienaed By The same number plan drawn by Julius g.
DLelX dacd Mcy ~ 1853 and tepaaed plan no in the
otea Of JGhn french Coey, No ay Pnbla which square
Or block Of ground hed by Ninth Harmony Jersey and
Laurel SSEts SIND piece or portion Of Gr9uhd forms the
cGtEcTa Of Ninth and are and HARMONY and anrel Streets
and u feet inch front said Ninth street, "a feet
2nchcs front Harmony street, by deth and front
Laurel street OF ll6 feet inches and euth of I25
inches he side line ar,ey agreeaby raid
pan which described piece portion Of ground makes part
ola large hf purchased by the said French Mutual RGnevo
lent Association Of Jeier.0 from ereo Brheaud by
act passed before Ohm French Coey Moray Pubic In this
city, on the 18Th Of October 1853.
Seized IN TIE above guit.
IEkE5--CGah the spot.
p. r. PARKER,
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w. d. y. II. STARR,
%s CAMDEN IRON W r X
EantEEu, New 5erscy,
--Nsnufacturers3f-
All krds Of CASTINGS and APP ARATUSr or AS WOREs
WROUGHT IRON ROOF FRAslEst or Retorts sad chs1
Houses.
EFFORTS and all CASTINGS rsquIredf settiughem nhs
atest and nost improved modes.
WASHERS, GOEpENsERS, SCRUB EERS and EXHAUST
ERs, for relieving the Retorts pressure.
PURIFIERS varying 20G0 to b0o00O cubcfest daily
purifying capacity
WROUGHT IRON LIME SLEEVES, er PURIFIERS.
STATION METERS of all sizes.
GAS HOLDERS, TELESCOPE and SINGLE Nth CaetIrop
Guide and Suspension Frames.
GAS GOVERNORS or REGULATORS.
STREET MAINS u 4S inches diameter for Water
Gas
STREET MAIN CONNECTIONS, such "a Branches. Bends.
DripR, Sleeves, etc.
STOP VALVES from to 80 nches eithsrbrass aced plain
WROUGHT IRON WORK-AM the Smith and Shoot lro!
Work required in and about GBs Works.
observation-disclosures should be addressed to the PR1NCl-
PAL OFFICE, CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY.
z7-BRANCn OFFICE, 1875 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
PHILADELPHIA, ief7 lvsR
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kEsse5zeSsEss. s1Sr59 Of TARGTA-fr. j. WEET
liz st. Charles strast continues to aupply tbs
5F{zs7ssssa Loss OF TEETH without wirGG springs,
'LLLILTupon his new principle Of eslf adhesion. ThiF
method has procured him universal appreciation and ia
andd bingl ho most ingenious aystsp OF supplying ARgI
ICIA TEETH hitherto invented and IN all restoring
perfect articulation and mesticeoE aud perfect esd natur
in appearance defy detection BY the closest observer. Dr.
Vests method of filling teeth with gold combines all the modern
improvements Those interested vii! nd these statements to be
entirely and serupuoGEy correct Dr. W. returns his sscere
tbs inha5isauB Of New Oe8ns and vicinity for the
extensive practice they have favored him with Tor the last fteeT
years. Oe and residence lis ST. Charles street. second doo
from Lafayette Square. s55H
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m-vvt7r-
CHEsTNuE GROVE WaAsGSSi
oHEsTEuT GRovs wHIsgY8

- Ky IS ri
Tho Proprietor of the above CELEBRATED wHIskrds
sires introduce the public city
and country, as the
PEresS DifFyass.ble. Sfaa,az.aas
which prepared proyss itsele
seordia healhf, enfseblea
by age disease. It distilled from and
malt and its nutritious propsriss peasH
peculiarly whereby the Isfl Oh
gradients be contained th Wasa nas
eey separated, gsty of this
ticlefron any foreign adrnixtureis guaranteed
In addition the following esseraia frosa tbs
Analytical Chanists Of PnadsnhG Ne York Hes-
ton the State Agricultural saay mare andaass Il this
Diploma and Dr. jackson. 6asto. has feaad cath
TO its absolute purity. Read tae following
GERTT:SNT o A Tgs.
PhiaaaSsEs. Sept. 8, 1853.
we have carefully tsssaa sample Chasinut Ggose
Whisky which yen that
poisonous substance kuo ,as on ssa character
,sic injurious .ngre Whisksas
Bo0fa, eARREEH q ssAafAo,
Ansaysical chefniass.
Rev yces, sept. s. 1859.
Ihsve analysed sample of ohesaRus sy hsky received
Com Charles ssrton. Jr. raisasespha. having
srefuily tested it, pleased entirely troa
tSou poisonous dalsteous sSacea> II q unusually
4 pars and fms havsssd quality as E1ssks.
JAMES B. oEstRTdss. Analytical ohsEaat
gsxton. saareh i, 1854
have raas chemical aeyE,s o. eprnarca samples cfs
Chestnut Whisky, which 20 he she from thsesv
FnsiI eils ssd psrteGty Pe-a gad snadnlteraed The
aavor of s waky derived from tbs sTannsed in
| taaturinG-:a. Respectfully,
A. A. RAVES, ~. D, state AssayeTs
| 10, Is Boyisten sirsaa.
| CHARLES WHARTON, 3Js,,
Wholesale Aren't,
.= Ile wsfnul ssrec1,
~ ly&w pHtIAuE4saiA.
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srxEHE CouR DE DISTRICT LA VILE DE La NILE.
de- la Nonvee- Orleans. ORLEANS VS.. w. L.
ST ,RkE-Nn sT7S.
I'm VERTU diam writ de fiori facias, a
e adre5se par PHono1able sNieme Cour Dstrie,
Nouvee Orleans, dams aare ciess e proc6derai lie
ii ND, 10 de juin 1851, midi, IHotel de la Cite,
de la Commnne entire Hs r,eS dn Camp ct des Maya
sins o Ia V, nc puhiqnc Rehabilitation de-
UNTtRR IN snt dams lie Premier Dist'ic dc cee vile;
de Ia mmu'e des,gne l. hume I'm, snivaut plHn
dres par T. unha" rpe eur, lie Ter de IN si5 ct de-
'eue de Jul MoSy cidevant notRive public cetto
vile hui rduua de Robert Kerr ass noaire public
vile
lie dit terrain ft face d. Rempars du Basin du
C.,Ml. mesnre 81 pd IL po e de rues
rcS Rrmpalts ASSN l27 ieds pouc ct l cs
dc pr funtluur 1t ia il Ia Canal.
Ensemble les hai>ses OF authorizations uu ny
les dros privilege, servIud AvanHges
attaches hpnart. nant.
,e- oprit avuur,ie"t d:feneur moyen de lnrqu
sinn Qn'l IN IL aie dc ohn NJ Chiffon, pur
rnnnort H. mas, cidevant noHe plblic vile
en- date hu Ter aOut 1859
Sa Il dana Iuilr, dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de 'adjudication.
f. T. PARKER,
nlyg ip3 Ii ShGrit de ia ParoissP h'nrl&sns.
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a& SPRING AND S' NIEFEG q ARRAN MSNr.
S My sl4v- "epo NJ" 81 G st Get, will remain open
IA Winter summer for reces ng. orwnrdi'g and sell
~ ing slaves .mi>si For The projection It my
MY Pn'y Woods place three md hat hours nm
and j. Railroad has been in 'od rider for
trent II, the Of epidemic sickness Of W kind
a25 rf ~. + u AT''HER.
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DENTISTRY,


tssasSssassszsss- ARTIFICIAL TEET'E9--The BEST
cheapest and replete Dental Establish
mont in New Orleans, Is Dr.. FIELDING'S
~~llll ILJ l94 Canal street.
His facilities for npuating Artificial Teeth unsurpassed
BY Practical nts n the Southern States dofyng copet
Person requiring superior Dentistry should procure where
they rely the experience, skill and integrity which
Dental Science produce.
Evoy Artificial Tooth is of surpasslng beauty, which
be detected from the productions of gradually
storing that uniformity to the features essential youth and
beauty and warranted satisfactory for ascaion and arcus
ton.
PAINLESS TOOTH EXTRACTOR, for readily ex-
tracing Teeth without pain supersedug anything
tanned the profession, astonishing all who witness It.
All Operations in Dentistry performed with skill and
for chepness and utility are unsurpassed by others Unk
fully applied Teeth remodeled and fit mod
charges At the following prices written guarantees
campaigning each set if desired and found represented
after two months' trial. their money will be returned
Full Sterling Silver base ..............SG 90
Full sets finest finish gums, bound 40 90
Full vulcanized Rubber equal to gold from so 90
Full S carat gold base beautiful 80 to SO 90
Full % carat gold base from Is TO LIB CO
The most perfect gems that be produced.
Those recurring Artificial Teeth cordially invited
and examine before engaging elsewhere.
DR. FIELDING, Dental Surgeon,
n5 IL 1874 Canal street.
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ySRRANCK,s FEMALE CORDIAL
eEAuTIFYING - lNVTGoRATINGl l. REGULATING

For producing Blooming Cnmpexon, ttrent ana 3Taesto
Carriage OF the ov CHEERFUL Nspostion Removing Bc3he
sud EupOns the Fn~o Curing low Spirits Meiar
choy, D3z PaPifaton Of the Heart Pains the ta"a
6HcF L1s Whites, and ali the forms Of OiseR
produced by Suppressed Painful Trreeusr MenstrrGtoR
Ekich the FRninlp Seq is snharI
1T HAS NEVER WNEN KNOWN To FAIL
Originality compau11en purpu,u nrngInp
agulat The Monthly Periods Of Women which does unde
any and all ccnnutHnce8 Lsrsnck's Eemae Cordial ais
Groves Female nvRorator ReAutar kuowp
Il has henn nly tested in Mobile and gqnn
III 1t has been represented.
the Mobile
recently cured Of Debility aud Low Spirits bordering
loss MUD through apathy action Of womb By t
AIS of JgnnCk Fana Cordial after MI other remedies has
failed this organ exeed healthy action and
restored heah happiness ard the society OF b.
'amly and frienda.
Numerous equally surprising of the desperate Fe
hacame known to the prupristoTa
s5aSo4 ~ IOHt WRIGHT sEo New 0rlsanS T Al
LIANT d CO., Mobile and Druggists gen"-a''r ~ -
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&sS5y M Bayou St. JOHN
SsySxqsesa The undersigned respectfully informs his
risnds Ire pu lie generally that he VIII open TUE
DAY. March 3d. above named house, where will ai
toes pisalred supply such hono i sh call
with the very best Of everything in his line that the markets
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z J. B. WALTON,

". Auctioner-oHce 40 Camp street.
eArURDAY, MAY 10, 1851, at Is. O'Clock
= NJ. at Tie MerchaRls ana AGc2nsers' Exchange tod
order Of the Hon r. H. Morgan il gg Of the Second District
Court dated Apl H. 1851 Court Docket No l6 500 VIII be
sold for of named saSceson, tho following
descFi6s4 property Wit = 49,, =, ?
the Second District Of this city in The are bonded BY ben.
vile Prieur Conf nd Johnson srcet9 designated lot No.
Of square No 3d. plan drawn by Joa r lie nreyOr
dated May 1910 deposited in tho office Of D. L. MGCgy ;te
Hed Architect and Civil Engineer da cd March H. 5i and
deposited in tho ore o. H. Gernon Notary ssid lot measuring
~ II inches lines BiGnylls 50 feet 10
inches and nes in depth the line adjoining lot No and
90 feet inches the other line, running point IN tho
with tie improvements the consisting Of one-stoy
Frame DwenRhouge, Cpntaning two kitchen Of ono
ci3ten well and wood she'd rented Sl5 month
Ez5- TBRHS-Gash.
of sale before Rotary Public, Mt the
pCn8e Of the purchaser.