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VENTE DE SUNCES>lON.,

Succession de Pierre Lucien Boudreau.
rTAT DE La LOUiSFANE-PARorssE
A ACCOMMODATIONS du Cinquiemae District
Judiciaire.-En obeissance a un ordre de Tho
norable, la Ceur du Ginguieme District Judi
claire de PEtat de la Louisiana, dams ct pour la
susdite ~paroisse, Portant la date du % octobre
1850, il sera ofert en- vente p~nblique, par Cy-
prien L. Blanchard, encanteur dnnent ~qualifie
dams ct pour la susdite ~paroisse, sur les lieuy, lie
samedi 80 novembre 1850, a 10 heures A. NJ,
les prophecies ci-apres decrites, savoir:
a 10. Une habitation situee en- cette pa
EziIN roisse, d Ia Bale du Lac Verret, mesu-
rant un arpent ! de face au chemin qai conduit
a Ia Belle Riviere, sur quatre arpents de %profon-
deur; bornee Fun cote par Ia terre de Pierre Dali
gle ct de fautre par celle de SEVERN Crochet, en-
semble, toutes les batisses, ETC., etc.
90. I'm cheval, un lot de cochons, IN lotd'ou-
tils aratoires. une pirogue ct les naeublss de me-
mage, etc.
sIsermcs 1t co,,ditions:-La terre payable en-
trois termes egaux: un tiers en- mars 1851, un
tiers en- mars 1852 ct lie derniertiers en- marsl853.
Pour lie mobilier, toute somme de $40 ct au-des-
sous en- mars 1851 ct toute semme au-dessus de
80, moitie en- mars 1851 ct Etautre Motto en-
mars 1852. Les acquereurs devront fournir bon
ne ct sufisante securite ayec hypotheqne speciale
sur Ia terre, ct toute somme qni ne sera pas
ponctuellernent payae q ~l'echaance, portera IN
interst a ra;son de hut pour cent Fan jusqu'a
parfait Placement.
Paroisse Assumption, IS octobre 1850.
na,5il CT BLANCHARD, Euesnseu,
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VENTES JUDICIAIRES.
VENTE PAR iE SiILRIF.

VENTE PAR iE SHERIFF.
VIM. Rochel VS.. E. L. Terrier ct W. N. Try.
TzTAT DE La LOUISIANE.-Cour du
- Cinqmieme District Judiciaire, dams
ct pour la p~aroisse Assomption.-No. 1872.
En- sertu dun writ de alias fl. ia. a moi a.
dresse par IHonorable la Cour susdite, dams
l'atfaire ci-dnssus intitulee ct numerotee, jai
saisi ct i'ofrirai en- vente publique, a la mai
son de cour de cette paroisse, lie samedI. Tine
Jour du mois de Decembre 1850, a Ii heu-
res du matin. Ia terre ci -apres decrite, ap-
partcnant audit E. L. Terrier, SAVIOR:
Tn morceaud de terre situee dams la parois-
Sc Assumption, faisant face a la Belle Risie-
re, bornee dun cote par lie Bayou Maxile
ct de l'autre cote par lie Bayou Long, con-
tenant cent quarante neut acres ct douze
centiemes dun acre (l49 l2Ilo0,) etant les
lots No. 3, de la section No q, ct lot No.
8 de la section No. %, dams lie township IA,
Quest de la Riviere Mississippi, de la Ran
gee l3 Est, ensemble avec toutes les BATS
ses ct authorizations qui en- dependent, sal
81 pour satisfaire lie writ ci-dessus ct les
trails du process.
Termes ct conditions:-La terre ci-dessus
dscrite, sera vendue a douze mois de credit,
a la charge par l'adjudicataire de fonrnir
| son obligation avec une caution Sot1daue,
bonnie ct solvable, ct hypotheque speciaie
sur ladite terre j~usqu'au Placement, Portant
interet a raison de cling pour cent par an, du
jour de la vente jusqu'au parfait Placement.
Paroisse Assumption, 4 noyembre 1850.
nIO.5i} AZ. HICKMAN, Sheriff.
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JUDIClAIRES.
VENyE DE- SUCCESSION.

VENYE De SUCCESSION.
Succession de Dame Marguerite Landry,
dlcS16e. spouse dAndre, leblanc, de Ia
Paroisse Assumption.
rDNFORMEMENT Il nn decret de la
~ Corr du Cinquieme District Judiciaire
dams ct pour la I~aroisse Assumption, Etat de
Ia Louisiana, date lie 10 octobre, 1850. il
sera vendu a l'encan public, lie samedi 23me
Jour de novembre proclaim (ls5o,) a 10
heures A. NJ, par lie sousslgne, adminsstra-
ts,ur de ladite succession, sur les lieux, les
deux morceaux de terre ci-apres decrits, APP
partenart a la succession de Marguerite
Landry, decedee spouse d'Andre Leblanc,
savoir:
10. Une habitation situee en- cette parois-
Sc, rive droite du bayou Lafourche, dams
I'interieur des terres, etabiie en- sucrerie.
qui comuprend les quafts S. E. ). U. des Sec
tons Nos. as ct Al. T. No. 10 ct R. 10 S.
E. D. LIE. mesurant treize arpents 144 pleds
de face sur trente- qnatre arpenss A Pleds de
profondeur bornee vers lie bayou Lafourche,
par la terre d'Anselme Mollere, vers lie
Grand Bayou, par celle de A. NJ. Foley, ct
sur les cotes par celles du Colonel Augustin
Pugh ct du DR.. Wm. L. Logic.
20 Tn moroccan de terre mesurant solzan-
te. dix~neuf acres de super6cie situe au meme
Brule Ste Helene, quart Nord Est de Ia
| Section 46, T. II ct K, 10.
II y a maintenant sur ladlte habItat!on'
de bonnes cannes, sufisamment pour plan
ter quatre-vingts arpents, lie tout en- Don
ordre.
Termes ct Condiions:-Lesdits deux NOR
ceaux de terre seront vendus payables en-
trois placements egaux, SAVIOR: I'm tiers en-
tout mars mil hut cent cinquante .deux, un
tiers en- mars mil hut cent cinquante trols,
ct I'm tiers en- mars mil huit cent cinquante-
quatre.
Les acquareurs devront fournir de bons
biIlets endosses d Ia satisfaction de Padm'-
nistrateur de ladite succession, payables au
bureau du Recorder de cette Paroisse.t
Hypotheque spectacle sera retenue SUI Ia
dite propri6te j%usqu'au Placement final d'
prix disqualification.
Toutes soinmes qui ne seront payees a
recheance, deyront porter interet a ra'son
de hut pour cent Fan, a partir de Pecheance
i~us,lu'au Placement final.
Paroisse Assumption, lie Is octobre 1850.
. ... FELIX GILLET,
n7.6i Administrator
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lDh .,ti.itCiAL fiUlLi.

Donaldsonuile, encoignure Letourcheet NmrviHe.
ft:=.f NJ. FELIX BESSON PREVENT ses amis
Iii. ct lie public en- general, quill Went d~'organi-
ser sur un nouveau pied, son bel ttabIiscement
comm sous lie nom de Commercial Hotel Une
BARRE, OH les co~nsonnmateurs Grouveront tou-
jours DIES Liqueurs, Sirops, Wins. etc. de premier
choix, est attachee a l'Heten!, ct dams la sale du
Cafe Sc trouve lie Billiard.
M. Felix Besson, qui s~'occupe achievement ct
exclusivement de l'amelioration successive de
son Establishment, espeTe que lie public voudra
bien lui cortinuer lie bienveillant patronage sous
leaueI a pris lie Commercial Hotel. me-
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HOTELS. ETC.


ITO Ef.
"a NJ. C. J.. Z. GAUTHIER. connu de-
li;lM-puis long-temps des pIanteurs ct des voya-
geurs qui parcourent les bCrts d. Bayou Latour-
che, PREVENT lie public qu'il a mis- son etabIisse-
ment de Paine o%urtvilIe. sur I'M pied plus %confor-
table encore que par lie passc. Non content
d'ameEiorer lhotel prepayment dit, il a garni son
caf des prodnits des meiIIeurs cr1s ct des distiI-
%Ieriesies plus RI putees. Il comptc ainsi Sc rem
Dire uigne dn patronage que e public lui aaccorde
iusrn'a present avec tant de b!enyeillance ct en-
mGriter la continuation. l3s.n2*
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-z ABSORPTION, le 49,. 1910.
Mons avoas acknowledgements Gu lsoce aston
d'apprtcier, dams nos families, les talents da DR.
Plough CONNIE dentiste, ct pour rendre hommagc'
aux preuves quill nous a %fournies de son habilett,
nous nous iaisons un vrai plaisir d'attester quill
opere avec autant Dc dexterite cue de success.
SEVERN LANDRY, ALcIDE LANDRY,
AHAToLE LANDRY.
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II PiANTEURS.

RW TT. CRANE, Forge ron ct Angfniemr
w. iMHecanicien, a ihonneur d'annoncer au
public quiz est maintenant etabli pres Phabita-
ton de A. C.. McCullam ct quill entreprendra
toute espece de travaux concernant sa profess
sion. II s:empressera aussi de ~repondre ala de-
mande des habirants pour les rt parations des
machines a vapenr, bouilloires, moulins, etc,
OTTO To tout ) dos Drix moderes. n7*
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ERIE.

JACQUES VIVEY, Tonnellier, angEA
ID DonalasonviIle, aPhonneur dinior- -
mer messieurs les p%lanteurs gull tabrique des
BARILS a MELASSE, de la contenance de A
a as gallons, a des prix moderes. Sa tonnelle-
rie est situee rue Mississippi, presqu'eh face de
EErlise. n9H
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nm DETAINED in the parish jail o.
the parish Of Assumption, a negro Oe1;
gagged about % years, calling hIlaSea
JOSEPH, says he belorigsto Messrs Payas
e. Harrison, commission merchants, No.@
Poydras street, New-Orleans; is abolt .
feet Z Of an inch i height. says he -
cooper by trade $; has several teeth n's'las
has a scar on the upper lip; when taken y
be said his name was Henry Jones, and l''
be belonged to James Fouik. =.
The owner of said slave, is requesseon
come forward, take him away, and conp
with the law. A. F. HiCkhaN'
NapoleonYille, October IS, 1850 shefp
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PAnoIssE ST. JACQUES, lie 10 JUN lS47.

Plusieurs personnes de ma famille ayant Ell
besoin des services PROFESSIONALS du DR. Plough,
TAI en- t'occasion de reconnaitre ct d'apprtcier
ses talens CONNIE dentiste. Je vous lie recon-
mande, en- consequence, CONNIE IN homme tres
capable, ct vous engage a avoir recours a lui
dams lie besoin.
J'ai rbonneur d atre yotre, etc. TUssoN.
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10 ~, N KS.

MMR. II. ]. CRANE, Blacksmith and En-
w. gineer, has the honorto inform the public,
that he keeps his Blacksmith Shop near the plan
tation of Nr A. G.. McColIum, where he will un-
dertake all works concerning his profession. He
will be happy to answer to the call ofthe planters
who NAV require his services for repairing their
steam engines, boilers: mills, &c, &c. His
prices will be moderate. n7F
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rTAT DE La LoUIsIANE.-PARosssz

rTAT DE La LOUIsIANE.-PARo1ssE
Judiciave-Attendu que Claophas Penisson, a
presente une petition a Ia cour, a Pefstd 'obtenir
feu Jean Joseph Bondreaux DECIDE i~utestat,
avis est par le present dome q tons cenx que
celia peut concerner, d'avoir a .deduire sous dix
jours, les raisons pour lesquelles il ne serait pas
fat droft a ladite PETITION II Fa
Par ordre de la cour. @@ &#J rta aD
ASS omption, Is octobre 1850. est "a.
r7,2il DESIRE LEBLANC, Grefie..
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DoHALDsosv1LLE. T iuiliet 1845.

IUNALDSUE VILIL, 7 JWs.I0V IC1"'
Je soussigna, a~tteste, dapras ma propre ey-
~plrfence, r~habiletc ct les commissioners p%ratrques
du Dr. l.. Plough, dams sa profession de chlrur-
gien-dentiste. T. I: LAND Y,
Arpenteur General de Etat de la Louisiana,
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ASCENSION, 81 a0Gt 1874.

tiSJENoNON, 81 dUuL ICft.
J'eprouye ua vrai plaisir a d~ecIarer, d'apras
mon experience p~ratique ct muir examen, que j
considtre lie DrPIough CONNIE tninemment hs-
bile dams sa profession de chirurgien-dentiste.
-. w. c. s. VENTR1ss.
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Succession Of Resale Landry, deceased acidow q
Hilaire Bre0ur.

Succession Of RoSaLie Landry, deceased Uidow Of
Hiaire Bre0ur.
VDY virtue of a decree Of the Honorable the
- Fifth Judicial District Court of the State
OF Louisiana, in and for the Parish of Assump-
ton, bearing date the 9th day Of November, 1850,
will be sold, at public auction, by the undersign-
ed, administrator of said succession, on the
premises, in the neighborhood Of Paincourtville,
on Saturday, the seventh day Of December, 1850,
at ten o'clock in the morning, the property be-
longing to said succession, to wit
A negro man named Andre, aged about As
years;
A negro woman named Marie, aged about SO
years, together with her four children, Caroline,
girl aged 7years, Eutline, aged 3 years, OphfJia,
aged 5 years and Elizabeth, seven montl S;
Sundry movable property and one COW.
Terms and conditions For the slave Andre,
one hundred dollars payable in March, 1851,
and the balance, payable in two equal install
ments, one half in March, 1852, and the other
half in March, 1858. For the negro woman
Marie, together with her four children, one hun
dred and fifty dollars in March, 1851, and the
balance, one half in March, 1852, and the other
half in March, 1853. The movable property.
all sums under ten dollars, payable in March,
1851, and all sums OF ten dollars and above ten
dollars, payable one halfin March, 1851, and the
other half in March, 1852. Purchasers to fur.
nish notes with good and sufficient security.
payable at the office otthe Clerk of the Fifth Ju.
diciafT District Courtofshis Parish, and all sums
not punctually paid at maturity to-heari Interest
at the rate of eight per cent. per annum, and
the slaves to remain mortgaged until final pay
ment.
Assumption, this 9Th November, 1850.
VILEOR LEBLANC,
nlO,5il Administer,
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DoNALDsoNvILLE, 10 Juliet 1850.


4 Madame Edmond Leblanc.
Madame,
Permettez-moi de Vous recommander lie DR.
Plough. dentiste. ST vous aveZ dams votre tamille
qnelau'un s~ouifrant du mai de dents, vous pot-
yez aveugIement vous confer a lui. je base
ma recommendation sur lhabilete don't il a tait
preuve dams rexlraction ct l'orifcation des dents
dc Nine Berceyear. Suivant moi, ii est impos-
si5la de mieux faire.
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IIGNE ~REGULIER.t
Entire DonaAsonpize ct Ia nellie; -Orha,

EMre Doaoldsonuile ct Ia NeAe-Orkans.
s.zsu LIE magnifque steamboat, lie GENE
RAJ TAYLOR, Capitaine EMILE TRr-
N1DAD, Went de reprendre ses voyages entire la
Nouvelle-Orleans It Donaldsonville. aH
LIE Genera. Iaylor, complement radoube ct
mis- a neuf, ofre aux passengers tous les avanta-
ges du comfort ct du luxe il part de Ia Nouvelle
Orleans, les Lund, Mercredi It Vendredi de
chaqne semaine,ta 8 henres A. M ct quite
Donaldsonville, les 1Mardi, Jeudi ct Samedi, d 6
heures du matin. s HBka s j
LIE prix du passage est fxe a g. Pourle fret,
les pianteurs pourront s'entendfe 8 l'amiable, en-
s'adrsssant an capitaine Trinidad. n8*
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Lafourche Inferno, Is sept. l845.

Je declare que lie DR. Plough a fat dams ma
famiile, I'M travail tres-difiiciie sur la dantition.
Je ne crois pas. que &c travail cut pu 1tre TAFT
plus superintendent. En- CONSEQUENCE, je lie
recommends acknowledgements a toh,es les
~personnes qui auront besoin du ministere dun
habile dentiste. fg JosEtH w. TUCKER.
BAYOU DU Lac, 7 novembre 1886.
Ja recommande avec plaisir a tous mes amis
lie Dr. Plough, qni fat dams ma famille %plusieurs
operations, toutes c~ouronnees de success, qul
denotent un habite dentiste.J M. PLLToN.
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Assumption. October gath. 1850.

- DETENU a Ia gcoIe de Ia parois3e
"a Assumption, lie Negro JOSEPH, age
Ad'environ 90 ans; taille, 5 pieds 10 pou'
ces 4; ayant deux GU trois dents qui lui man
quent; dit quill est tonnellier ct quill aPpai'
tient a NM. Payne & Harrison, Marchant'
Commissionnaires, rue Poydras. Nc. 80
Nile Oreans. II a une cicatrice a la lesfe
superieure. II a premierement dit qnils
nommait Henry Jones ct qu'iI appartenalls
James Foulk.
LIE maitre dudit %esclave est prize de lei
tirer de prison en- Sc confarmant d Ia lol.
A. T. HICKMAN, Sherlt.
r Nano1eon-ille, IA octobre 1850.
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ID A. GENTLE, @a
REEOYMeu az IL NJ 2r

Practices imthe Fifth Judicial District
in the parishes of Assumption, Lafourche
Interior and Terrebonne, and will give par
ticular attention To- law suits that mayb be en-
trusted to- him. sl5,nl*
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REI,JEIIR

RElIEUh.
~MR. AMBROSE ROUGEAU. ttab1i de-
4V.A puts quelque temps a Donaldsonville, en-
oualite de ~relieur, offfe ses services au public.
Les nombreux ouvrages quill a deja relies, sont
garants de son govt ct de son adresse.
. SEES antecedents joints a la modicite de ses
prix ct a la garantie quill donne de la perfection
de ses r~e!iures, lui a~ssurent la clientele de toutes
les personnes de la campagne qui tiennent a
avoir une jolie biliotheque. ss-nl-1a
0UGH, DR.. JOS. H.-Docteur Licencie.
paincourtville. Le. n5#
~INGRY, ANDREW-Grocer, opposite the
W Ferries. Donaldsonville, La.
" n. E. ASSEl INEAU.
pocTEUR EN- MEDICINE, DomENT L%IcENcIE,
Tient son office a rhabitation de NJ. Jean
Dugas, un mile plus haut que Painconrtville.
(Rayou Lafourche.)~ s15,n2 3m.
n EDR. P~AINCHAUD, a &tabli son domicile
IL chez M. Gauthier, aPaincourtville.
ANADEO MOREi,,
NOTAIRE PUBLIC EFT DE PAX
NAPoLEONvILLE. ASSUMPTION.
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1aR US@unumo Gun Ia0u4paoa
ooMEDIE VAUDEVILLE EN- I'm AcTE,
PAR E. DE LAUC, MARlAT.
En- vents al bureau duP pss.sa.-P.ix: 5oc!s.
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Is DETENU a la ge6le de Ia p~aroisse As.
"a somption, a Napol& o%nville, lie negre SAM
4 Oh JOHN, ag de IS a 40 ans; taille De
pted@ d ponces ct !; Sc distant appartenir a Nine
We Dalery, pres dun moulin "a scie: il a dit aus
81 quill appartenait a M. Bibb, de la ~paroisse La
fourche Inferno; il porte moustaches ct barbe au
mention. Ia.
LIE maitre dudit e%sclave est prize de lie retirerds
prison, en- Sc conforrnant a la loi.
~ r #e A. F. HICKMAN, ShsrJ.
Paroisse ssonption, "a septembre 1850.
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10 DETAINED, in the Jail OF this parish
81 situated at Napoleonviile, the negro boy call
. ing himself JOHN, and also, SAM; saidh he
belonged to Nj. Bib, Of Lafourche interior,
and afterwards said he was owned by Widow
Dalery, residing near a saw mill. in the neigh
bnrhood Of Thibodaux. Said slave wears NOUS
tachios and beard on the chin.
The owner Of said negro is requested to como
forward, comply with the law and take him away
''ss n A. f HICKMAN, Sheriff.
ASSUMPTION. October 9th. 1850. p Y
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AN NONCES.

"A RTICLES DIVERS, recemment recus ct
AHs a vendre par les soussignes, savoir:
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S~UCCESSIUN SALE.

Moi
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The Senate then adia'.ed.
IIOFS

MIR Wi,liars TT took the floor and advo-
Gated the mss.ag after which the House
adjourned.
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missing aud had been concealed until last
night by some aboliiionists, wien an attempt
was made To run them off. The police got
word and overlook the carriage containing
the slaves and white men four miles from The
city. The party in the carriage fired on the
pursuers, which was returned by the latter,
injuring two men badly.
The capture was finally made orthe whole
party exdeept one of Toomh's slaves, who
escaped. Til. hack driver aud the person
in charge, with the slaves, have been COM
milted TO prison.
The Hon Chas. NJ Conrad, Of Louisiana,
has been rendered the War Department, and
is said TO have accepted.
The Hon. L. Nj. Mckenna. of Pennsylva-
MIA, has hcen rendered the Department OF
the Interior.
The Southern members Of the House met
last night in caucus and and appointed n
committee of fifteen consisting Of Toombs,
Burt HiIard. Cabal, Howard. Thompson,
ofMiss., Johnston, of Ark, Morse. Greene.
Sedden. Thos. Mclean Clingham. and
Houston, TO propose measures for action in
the South respecting the slavery and terrific
rial questions. After the appointment OF the
committee, the meeting adjourned I'LL Mon
day night.
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j. w. BROWNS MIXTURE,

a certain Cure for GOnorrhea and elect:
A LSO preventive for Gonorrhea and Syph-
n ills. An ounce Of prevention is bet er
than pound OF cure" >'
Many Certificates might be obtained, was il
not for the nature of the disease. This has
stood the test for ten years in my haLds, without
single failure, either in cure or preventative
| cured many of many years standing,
which had become changed into the second stage,
and were given up 10y the Physicians This
Mixture will also cure Erysipelas, Rirgwolms,
Tetter-worms, Scald Head. and The best wash in
the world for OLD SORES. Ii is used by rub
bling on well three times day.
a fair trial is all that is required to establish
all sci forth as cure and preventive
S<Y- Price, s 80 per bottle. a liberal discount
20 dealers.
se Shake the bottle before using. 90
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FNOOFI PROOF,!
DYSPEPSIA CUHEDt

DR.. HsTcBrr iiaving oeen afflicted with Dy s.
pep>ia with all It's muldiorm symptoms indiges-
ton, pain aud measures over. tbe region oi the
ach; tlaIulence and eruciiun: vomiting OF meals;
languor and debility; and having used, without
benefit, all the usual remedies, together with several
bottles OF Bulls SnTsaparilia, | was induced To try
your Compound Extract oI COhOsh. J he Use oil
TWO bottles cured ne ct every trace of disease since
which time. a space oi two months, have enjoyed
excellent hs alth.
have sold several dozen hotties OF your Colosh
iacii1;I.
For all those diseases FOR which it is recommend
ed believe superior TO any medicine in USE.
Respectfully. l.. O.. OKlLEY.
Commission Merchant, Evansville, Ia.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-08-14
WE CHEER-pLLY refund THE
UNITY

III M c0Scs rRcre GGithnfS fa4ian R.cnmafis
Erir0ci, fills Ia cirs ref'rfja RScumqiissi, Acu-
Toiciq, 0r G7t', '-dea IT4Pey}y opEiief.
TILE unprecedented sllc y this Nr,iic;ao n INC
slois space ct seven months j. 0f isrif sllic-
lent proof OF rs efficacy, aud Tie testimonials OF
some OF the most pcctahic c1kcns and PLY ic,ans
of Louisville Hho- have Us c il zee Circulars can
not iuii TO c0Hvirca tie most sctpica o the virtues
ul this unequ;l'e ed n,e,iicipe
DR.. II " Weath"if,rj. &c Louisville snys g.
have used Mi;cltli's Indian Extract with more
hnctii u myself t,,an any. or all the r,mcdie,
have ever made la at in Iha course Of iorty-scyen
years, d ming which tine ] have lahtlcd under
hLnumatisin. cin ro'r gc eyed 81 all paiE"
Mai. Ihomas VI. Hicks ~ @ OF Louisville 81 IS:
IN les 81 an iirea DAYS was rolis we'd 81 the mot
cx-ru'inf,Us pains, and my limbs were uii n e1sur-
rllv restored to thsir MANUAL ineur 10 the af-
Hir;-d vouI recommend this medicine, and can
assure them 70 is no hu-iiUg "
Il fNN(fl &lfT1lN,IU;s,illc, Ty.. so
agents lnr the United States.
For safe in Evansville, 'rly Nv
aucS 3m NN g. WOOIsSE.Y.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-08-14
WESTERN srATsJsr.r.

TIE undersigned hayi7g ciscoyerod Quarry q
fine While Aiarl le in Harrison County, Ind. has
up into Slabs suitable lor foiubstanes. sc. is now
prepared ia furnish such articles az about one half
the aicc ihey hive heretofore been furnished ut
Ii receives very byautiiul polhh and Is in every
way equal To The Marble furnished by lie Vermont
Quar- ies. have ordeied lare, lot shipped TO Ev-
uu>vilie, which VIII be here during the conf Q
month. Any QUO needirg Monuments Tomb
slon,s, Furniture Work Of any AID every dcscrip.
i'm. would do weN examine our Western pro-
duclion b,to'e buying ] i1vc becn long engaged
in tie business and call il equal If not superior to
any Ma-ile ever offered IN tie West.
a223 Inidwu COL. CROSS.