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No. 5.--Adycrtisemont.
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The ~rr- and Planets rrvcal your destiny
A'd3Gss DI.--I'I> what il Sc
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tr. Euu COO fI-r IJ LIHuuuu,. Honor. Wealth uuU
nurr' or. ar" Won o. aWh into uhsDurH and
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BE- IHII o. fUg JH tI-urhIu' question NbuvIN
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,...f gI loo h.m fu got tdFl.. and sHtI-m,uuu lie
.. fH. secret ui winning 90. affections uf the
ppuzitn -.N. Dr. Ladies' who Iasa suffered from
displaced confidence. consult hu before they get
HluIrQ, Doc VIII restore fhtlr hluum Irr-hUr-a and
igor &c youth. aud ruabir them 60 enter mHrryg
n" With confidence Of health and l4upiny-..
lir viii show you
he Hkpuosa of your FUTURE husband or wife. lie
Hu iurnirl the r'zn|i uI AN business transactions
sad -pwunlIDna Men who were u-uccrs4ml IL
heir business. mru who worked hnrd aud vhs
struggled against udNrr-Ity and ml-furtuuc oil thrn
isr- amt found On" more they tried tu get tOrwaf9
90 IN" world the mon. things went Against lht Iu.
h"-r men consulted him, followed his HuEIun an .
"" nov rich. bnpp1. uUt surr"s-IuI in u,I then no
l.TIkiuE-. lip can t"Il the afflicted ID, ru-g .
h.ir d...t-r and -uHrriu. H. HRl\ ENINF
'rnat hr..ns children t- Inn"out, sns aud -urr
80. ria UNST MADISON STREET. ~
IliI4. Generalization fee, Two Dollars Interview.
l.0.uua - u ui''Nrar may communicate rnuH-
d. uIlN Dog lnD,r,l' lu.t ,un"-o Two Huliart
...tHI|wH '"u. r'II Irur z cent -fHuII.-
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Hemorrhoids, or Piles.
They cure all Disease Of the
THROAT AND LUNGS.
CANCERS.

They have hni very 'ytou.rF" IrU'-
tico md wonderful success 100 rhe treatment "'
Cnucorr, which they euro without eating them uu.
or us.ng the knrr. Let those who ht.r lum"r-
anil ~weIltug., "f 70 -nj .rp', lose o" tim. iu hay
ing 10 attended fo. NJ o timely treatment may rayc
carhcm from the horrors, suffering aud d"''h "t
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vXCE's
FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1869.

Tho hrst edition Of One Hundred Thousand
Of Nick's Illustrated Catalogue Of Seeds and
Guide in thc liosor Garden Is now published.
II makes work Of 100 pages, beautifully illus.
ifa'rd, with about lj0 Fine Wood Engravings u
lIo"er AMI Vegetables, And an elegant colored
PLATE,
A HOQuET or FLOWERS.
I. b. th. must beautiful a. well as the most
."irH'Fa Floral Guide published, giving plain
md tIofrirn directions Tor the
tiLrtkEoF FLOWERS auI VEGETABLES.
10 fi.m, ulile IA Published for the beneht
% ~ .Hs...u"rs t. Hb,m f. T. -'r' fron without
iliI,st' 30. VIII D.. forwarded g. a. all
Apply by at.. '- Tru Gems. ati.h IS not half
ne ora' 'I'ruts
'ANE- NfrN ErIs.t.r, ny.
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THIS delicious preparation, made from the
L root OF the American Aloe. .agavos, is The
iSyoglte aud almost universal beverage Of the
inhabi ,ants Of the mountains II Peru, Mexico,
aui Lover California, waere ttc plant grows ia
Wild iaTurisnoe. Their physIcisns constantly
recommend it as stimulant, and diurCtic, 10 all
ilsoa'"s where such Il remedy is Indicated. one
Il che pruQrlctvrs, in travelling through Mexico
and L9TeG California, several years ago, had
canhdod 70 him b. Spani,h Palre the recipe
i.r its ~ paration. They now offer II TO the
public WIKI She hope that it's high reputation "a
- remedy on he Pacific coast, will be infinitely
enhanced by its success upon the Atlantic lts
uudpubcI ETH 'scy in gravel, govt, chronic rheu-
mat IN, iHoipicnt dropsy, Gatulcnce collie pains
N oDstruotIJus in the bladder, kidneys, aud UNI
nary organs; in dyspepsia, and genera debility,
and IN eXhnueted vital energy--is unrivaled.--
II is considered by the MeEicnns 70 be an abso-
lutte speeGc for scurvy
An eminent writer says Of il: and really 6
patient owes some thanks to doctor who re-
stores him with Nectar, smooth and md fragrant,
in.toad Of rasP.ng his throat and tnying his
whole interior with the hitters sucked by sour.
tempered roots from yixenish soils" 81 20 a bot
tIc; Fix for $3.50. Homeopathic Pharmacy 20
sal. open evening".
BROWN / KOLLOCk,
1902 Ridge Avenue.
For sale by John Bcngston, Rock IsIand.
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STERLING SiLVER-WARE
ASD
AND FINE ELECTRO-PLATED WARE


TNHE Gorl am Manufacturing CO., Of ProvI-
L dcnce, X. L., having the largest manufac-
tory Of solid silver ware in tho world, with the
most improved machinery, and employing The
mostskiied labor, are enabled 90 offer an me-
quslled variety Of new and beautiful designs IN
dinner services, tea services. and every article
specially aiGptc,I for holiday and bridal gIn-
They offer aI.o their well known and unrlval'
led silver electro plated seF", in which they have
introduced new patterns Of rare elegance. The
solid silver i. guaranteed to BE- Of sterling purity
by q Mint assay. Tho eectropIate is guar
a. tced t. be- superior 20 the finest Sheffield ware.
orders received from the trade only, but these
goodsuay be obtained from responsible dealers
rycFyWb@rC.
'', s f. Marx GsJ0 2, y -:
Silver cGsHAM hiFcc9 Electro
Plate.
GORHAM MANUFACTTRfNG CO.,
SaIcsIoom No. 3. Maiden Lane, Ny.
noy3d w44m.
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Daily argus.
Married Women Property in England.


The bill! trourA, into the House Of Com
mons 20 amend tie law with respect to tho
property Of married women is Endorsed by
Mr.. Russo, Quincy, Mr. Hrndlam aud Mr.
John Bright Il provides that every woman
who marie, after this act has come into
! operation shall, notwithstanding her cover.
tnFe, have and ho'l al real aud perJonal
! property whether belonging % her before
marriage or acquired by her in any way
! after marriage, tree from the debts and ob
| .itanous Of her husband, and from his con.
! Iro, or disposition, IN all respects as il she
| hal continued unmarried. Also TINT every
woman married before this act ha, come into
operation, shall, notwithstanding her GOV.
rr,Urr, have and hold all the real aud per
,0uaI estate, her title 10 which shall accrue
after thi7 act shall have come into operation,
rec from the debts and obligations Of her
husband and from his control or d'sposl.
lion, IA aI. respects rs If she had continued
unmarried. b.. nothing contained IN the
oct. sha'l oNpmp, any such properiyiron the
operation Of any settlement or cnrynuan' 81
which il would have Ueoa subject Il this act
hal not passed, or shall prejudice any yast.
od rights or interest 10 which Ter husband
NAV b. entitled az the date ~ which 'ha nc,
comes into operation. The earnings Of
married woman in any trade ur other oc,g.
patton carried on by her scparr;.'j from The
trade or other occupation ~ r.. husband,
it is proposed shall be- deemed 70 ho hor per.
,onal estate s husband sls# u.t b. .Hh|r
for the de5', bis " 'e contracted before mar.
riatr and slal ur' D.. ,nh.. Pc. .luagrs Cor
AZ. !. -.. vv1.t Va. |. D.
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Va These celebrated Goods have taken prem
iums wherever cx'. tad, both 10 Frarce md tho
United StAte',
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twice rHE AMOUNT

With privilege OF exchange from a large variety
of useful articles, not one Of which could be
I.5f F.f
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FAULTsoT INEArEWENCED WRITERS.
Harriet Bcreher stowe.
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gold, and we hope be will do IT,. By such course
much may be saved 10 the south that Is now lost
In exchange and for advances; and by simple
and easy method the now vexed question of
specie payment can be solved. 1t then makes
the suggestion that the chamber Of commerce of
Memphis shall ct once take the matter M, and
We doubt not that 1t will occupy Q large share of
the attention Of the Commercial Convention to
meet next week In that city.
The action Of the Mobile Board of Trade last
night points TO . careful sitting OF the subject in
all its bearings; and its postponement TO the June
meeting will give time for its thorough considera-
ton. Meantime conference can be and with ali
points In the cotton growing region. An inter-
change OF views can scarcely fail to produce an
unanimous recommendation In favor OF the Regis.
teri suggestion for the press of not only this bat
neighboring States, seem emphatic In their asser-
tons Of the soundnees and popularity Of the idea
or course neither Mobile nor Alabama could act
alone; but II the sense Of the whole gulf coast
prove to be In favor of the suggestion Of Mobile,
she viii be better prepared to act from having
beforehand thoroughly csnvasssd the subject.
Mobile Register, April 10.
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THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL Is, 1853.
gew Orleans Rtal estate Harriet
oxnscxEf oryIcz, u Camp stsoA
New Orioana Aprfl Ii lap.

New oris>na April Is. lsD.
During our perambulations yesterday we acct.
dentslIy met with an old friend whom We had Loaf
sight OF since just after the collapse of the Con
federacy. he had, before the war been q CLERK
upon steamboat, and had always found Il hard
matter to make both ends meet upon salary OF
some fifteen hundred or two thousand dollars per
annum. The clese of the war found him with .
wife, one child. and not single dollar, without
situation and little prospect Of getting one. His
means being so extremely limited he was forced
70 put his family under the first shelter which of.
fered-that was small cottage, far out In the
suburbs; II happened to belong to q good old
landlord, who, as long as he saw that his ten.
ants tried to pay, did not push them. The
cottage was surrounded BY quite an extern
sive lot which was grown up with weeds. no
former tenant ever having attempted to cultivate
Il. From having nothing to do, and being pushed
q exertion by extreme poverty, it occurred TO
nm that he might probably occupy his time by
cultvatng this waste lot, and he went at the work
with will. How he hes succeeded during the
three years and q half he has been 10 engaged.
may be judged fro2 the fact that we we're ysster.
dsy entertained In q very neat new cottage, stu.
waited garden, oil Of which is his properly, and
only one more ins.allment to be paid st present.
His house is comfortably IL not elegantly furnished,
hst Of any Of his neighbors; and. he Is snd has
been Gil this time his own master.
The value OF his property, he informed Us, was
auous eoovV, upon Wnicn ne now only owes about
$1,000, and calculates paying IS soon as his frui,
and melon crops are ready for market. He has
never hired laborer, nor does he employ single
horse or mule for more than q day or two each
season but he Is an Industrious man. and works
In his garden with an enthusiasm which would in
sure success in any calling, and he sells his pro-
ducts on the spot to dealers who come for them
regularly.
Now, vha. Is there to prevent others from fol.
loving this example? There is plenty of unoccu-
pied room for hundreds of such industrious men.
The demand for all descriptions of garden pro.
duce is growing daily, instead Of diminishing and
our population being on the increase il must con-
iinue thus for an indefinite period. The business
does not require s25 capital to start with and The
FIRST returns viii begin to come to hand in about
month and half. Here Is indeed chance for
fortune, better than gold mines or revenue Offices
We hear OF several hundred applications for
positions in the Custom House. They had better
withdraw them, and follow in the noble example
of our friend.
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Commercial ynteuiqente.
O,; xss... o,,I s: 70; |. o.n sm.

OkHtCnNf OFTIcn, NO. " CkHF BfKNuT.
Wednesday Kvsaing. April IA 1884
CoTToS-The P. M. telegram from Liverpool of
last evening, denoting renewed activity and firmer
prices, had favorable effect on our market ut
the opening Of business this morning. The in
curry was very good'st prices confined TO yester-
several factors and fair amount Of business was
done. Upon the arrival Of to-day's early tele-
ghsSssysr u fsS'S5s spd dhUIaSb
the market continued active throughout, the sales
footing up $500 bales, and closed steady and arm
at the following revised quotations, viz Ordinary
26Q26c. good ordinary 262027c.; low middling
THO; middling 2s}G2s3o.; and strict mid
ding 29@-c. By the above it will be seen that
there has been an irregular advance to- day OF an
&c. per pound upon ali clsssiticstious
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Herald very elaborate communication from
Atlanta, Ca, concerning the prospects Of the
cotton crop Of 1859. The writer estimates the
number Of bales made, states why cotton Is being
literally carried TO market, and shows by figures
the rsvsges Of the caterpillar and boil worm.
His estimate Of the total crop for the present
year, after deducting 7l5 600 bales destroyed by
csterpillars, ETC., 10 2.0l5.O00. We give the
al
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AGENTS..
OFFICE OF BRADFORD d. OLOYD,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Lineeln, Nebraska

We take pleasure In announcing that have recently
IhSD SS GE M Saf 6 sTHs q ap
ourselves and correspondents Of the location kind OF soil
notice ample having had much experiences in the bust
ness here since the location OF the State Capitol this
place.
The immense emigration from the European continent
well as from neehborng Sta to Nebraska this season.
excellent water the be,uty ofths aos Of The
try, the h.shhulnss Of the climate the enterprng
ste renders Of oces where he emrsn
and landseeker or land obtain
RELIABLE INFORMATION AT SMALL EXPENSE,
Necessary. and hope remunestve Nonresidsnts
sacs Of title 70 their lands have taxes paid 1bs rec
Of commission and 9 statement II thsr lands
proved future Railroad PROSPECTS are their pr
%y e ,eh.o churches snd and We win undststs
olocation lands Of all description asd ali kinds oterms
ard prices.
the best in the city and private rssdences Which
We offer 70 citizens and capitalists srch prices As
We win locate lards sssject prvst. entry With money
or bounty lsad warrants either commission or on shares
for those intending to take their residence IA
Persons desiring inform in our line Of bu,nss ar. M
te1 70 eeIreiona with Us and we them promptly
REFERESoEa.
Hon s. H. Calhoun, Nebraska City, Neb,
DR.. g. L. Grant, Nebraska City, Neb
Geo W. BalIensine Co, Lincoln Neb.
Robinson Aston Real Estate Agents. s New orl.ns La
Col; NIXON Edi.crE 9 orescen,, New Orleans La
CAPT n Bradford, attorney DOnadsOnville. La
Bon. John Forsyth Mobile Ala
Hon John d. Freeman. JscxsOn, Miss.
wa walter BROOKE Az Attorneys yickssuSg, Miss.
L J. Fastn, Editor Journal glasgow, Nc.
BRADFORD cLoYp.
Once, Corner llth aud strests.
Lincoln, Nebraska.
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Digestive Elixir Of Fersfna.
aKIMAULr q co., CHEMISTS, PAEM

PEPslNE the scientific discovery of Dr. Oory..r
hyseAn 70 his mSesty the Emperor Of the French,
Gastric juice ITSELF rather the digestive principle purified
which dgests food 10 the stomach When causo r
other, the supply Of digestive Guild small the inevitable
consequences bad digestion gastrtG gastrasfa na
nation e hs ueous coats Of the stomach and bowels
ehloros The Elixir OF Pspsins which sanctioned by ths
appreciation Of the Academy Of Medeina speedily cures
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General Agent
GUARDIAN MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
Organized In 1881
ALL POLICIES NoN-FoRFEIrABLR HALF LOAN
TAKEN; NO NOTES REQUIRED
Last OaaA Dividend Fifty s5O) Per Cent
EQUAL 10 PROM oNB HUNDRED TO ONE
HUNDRED AND FIFTY PER CRSI
REvERsIoNARY DIVIDEND.
Policies m force Z, 600 900
10000
Ann1al lneono.... 10000
Losses Paid. 10000
----orrror-o-
W. h President.
H. " GAHAGAN................. Secretary.
G. A Superintendent Of Agencies.
-onEcroRs-
Hon. John A. DIX, New York.
Hon. James Harper, House Harper 4 Bros, New YorA
John j. Crane President Bank Rspsbiss
wibism T. Hooker. Wall street
william N. vsrnilys Banker, Uerr,ilye 4 o.
Ohsrlss g. Redwood, Cashier Newark sankng o.
hon George opdyke. ex. Mayor Of New York.
hinst @ EOrga., Banker
Thomas Rigney, House Thomas Rigney 90
Benjamin B Sherman N. Y. Steam Sugar Refining o.
Aaron Arnold, House Arnold. Constable L Co
Bichard H. Browne, wsstmOrs 4 Browne. AttOrnsga
". HsnshwOut House Z. v Hsnghwout Co
william wlksns, House W. wilkens Co.
Julius Hs Pratt. Merchant
william W. Wright NerchAnA
Charles J. Starr, Merchants
William Allen. Merchant
George W. cuyler Banker. Palmyra New York
George Hope President Continental Fire Insurance Ca
John Il. Sherwood Park Place.
Walton H. Psckha, corner Fifth Avenue and sd tres,
Edward Il. Wright, Newark, New jersey
George W. fsrIse. Attorney.
W. L Cogswel, Merchant
JOSEPH MAGNER.
General Agent for Louisiana
IS Union Street, New orls.ns
1 .ODEzLAEA EQUITABLE
LIFB INSURANCE COMPANY.
sePitAi''''''''.'........ goo,
OFFICE, NJ CANAL STREET, new oRLxAgs
,. Csvarcc, ". q Pike, Edwsrd Ris1sF
3. A. Tyler. J. W. stons, W b s,hridt
=. socomh A Thompson, AisxaRdcr Nsrkx
I. Deloondlo, d. Il. PeaD, Q. Z Girudsy
seorge A Fosdie<, EDWARD BarnstS harshsIl J. Saith
IossrH ELLISON President ". s. PIKE Vice Prssidsz
" oLAH DEARIHs. Cen Agent ". r HIErzk sssrssrSoN
MEDICAL KxAErzxs
y. Hsary smith, Or. J. H. Lewis, Dr.. ". o, Nchoia
@. A Brssux, Atssrasy
ALL klruc OF LIFE RISKS TAKRE-Ordsu>ry La |
"a ANNA Endovmant; Ton Annual Endowment and Five
.nn1sl Encewmenti Single Payment; Participating and
On participating. issssd BY this Company low a an
tAE Company
ALL PAYMENTS NoN.yoRrErTaBLE.
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TIE INVENTOR.
WILLIAM n. EOOLEH,
Atssrnsy ~ Law,

wm solicit Pssens pross7ss Patent Suits and sx 70
ssssd elAazA Expecting 70 reap profits from such
set<in patents nrst application for bsrsy vhss
md having hser In the business for tina
sisS 70 shape ssins 10 svsit 7trt.rsrsz4 kHssr
esss ATTENDED 70 prouptu-sasies free tp all cssss
bess Of Gig rsssrsnos given when dsssrss.
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Al meeting e the Directors held on the sh Of
April 1t resolved that dividend OF $40 per share be
hereby decla-ed to be credited the Unpaid Stock Notes
ID. MICHEL President
FRED DEL BoNDIo, Vice PrssideuA
E. MAIER, Secretary.
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The above statement tu and correct Transcript
from the books Of this Company
ID. MICHEL, President
3. hAIER. Secretary
Sworn subscribed before me- ct New Orleans this
10th Of April lS62
eignsaD e. O. GorrsCHLLK,
Notary Public
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EBEzCN kKDICINEs-
-fRxrAKxp sY-
GRIAAULT & CO., CHEMISTS,
- RuK RIOHELEU, PARIS
No Mere Copsiba and Cube
szIzAUIrs CAPSULES ANs LIQUID KxyxAOf Oh
MATICo vKGEfALIA

Mhss al sthr medicines have failed thess preparations
III always ssct acore Thsse rapid ax4
rs :: ssvsrs resent and chronic cAsss q pyats
hcora and are found greatly superior 70 htborto ovs
nnss :. remedies and 0oPeie. skses Ssress 49,
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WILLIAM O. COOKIES
INSURANCE AGENCY.
so...... ...........Csnp street.... ...........eo
REPRESENTING OVER - SOC, 900 CASE CAPITAL.
FIRE, RIVER and MARINE RISKS written at Current
BATES All Losses Lbsrsly Adjusted and Pronpty
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&PfR0vED By fHE PARIS AoADRnY on
MEDICINE
Burtn du Buisson's Iodide OF Iron and Man.
saness Pills.

MEDtcINK
Burtn du Buisson's IodIde OF Iron and Man.
saness Pills.
rhe treatment Of chlorotc scofulous affections AWAY,
sng and edo1s Eih the usua preparations Of on which
support them The researches OF Professors Harmon sf
have ss A isn.n.s 3:
failure Is owing TO the absence of Manganese which well
therefore supply an importsns dsacsncy m shs.peSc .n
osye eenseGuen received the appreciation Of hs Academy
employed With certainty Of success against ChlorOs resn
regular and are prssrsb he gGOS .H oa.
Ions. -~
syrup OF Fsruv1aa bark and Iroa.
-PKKPAKxD BY
aRIAAULT 4 90.
Chsmfsss 30 Il. L II. Primes Napoleon Psrh
This medicine presents an agreeable form the aot,v.
principles Of Peruvian BARK the best Of tonics Combine
With Iron one Of the principal sa.s Of the bleo II Il pre-
Choross Green sicknsss facilitate the dsvessmeut OF
Z general Il rapidly removes he :: me s ss
plants caused By ansnIs and lsueohsa which ladies
sstsnsns and e also excellent for pale, ymphste and
sssn ssd S.s 's = p.sJ Ss0 %s
blood hss been tSpoysshss sy ssss or lSng and dsg
and speedy. - '--' '--'~-
Depot General m Esv orIsan. q.
y. DUCOsGEs,
50 ShArtres szssk
GREY JACKET BIrrERs
GIVE TONE TO THE WEAK STOMACH,
Build MP Debiiitated Consultations
Hsnufsetursdby BARNETT LION,
Nos IS New Leves 4 ii Fulton streeta
-
AGENTS.
HREW u pRIGGs,
COUNSEL oRS AT LAW,
Corner of Seventh and Streets Washington D. O.
Special attention paid 10 before Congress- Depart
ments Supreme CoEr Cours of Claims the United
kts'es District Courts in the Middle States.
We transact large amount Of business for Attorneys v
ing at distss &c and divide shs fees with them.
Charges always large and success accordingly.
Prompt attention given to all correspondence
Ut DREW,
q. T DRIGGs
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LUMsER, COAL, WOOD.
DETER ROSS,

DETER ROSS.
l. BUILDER,
Returns thanks 70 the Of Orleans for thr D,
Eonsge fer the last twenty He made sxts
vs additions 10 his Workshops and several wool
WORKING machines, which win enable him prom pty
70 any business his Hne shop and oscs corusr Of Pry
tAns and Washington stss<s Mechanics Exchange baz
nal
II ALTMAN. j. O..
TROPICAL Ro0FUG MANuFACToRY,
AND
DHALEs II GOAL. CHARCOAL COKE WHITE
sAND AND rRRwooD.
Ne. ee< Hieavfiie strset, Corner OF Marass.
orders len q. The above place Or Boz ~ Mechanics Kx
change. VIII receive prompt attsntiorL
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Asthma, Oppression. Byspaea.
INDIAN CIGARETTES OF CANABls uNpfCA
PkzrAKnp 81 0HInAszs 90, Oarxrsrs PAur

Recent experiments IN France Englsns Germany hsvs
proved that these Cigarettes are sovereign remedy for
strsrlsnium and Opium have failed 10 give relief
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