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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-04-10

In Fairfield Common Pleas-In Partition.
John B. Wickliff, Guardian of Sylvanus Gill, Julia
Ann Gill and Stephen Gill.
as.
Susan Gill, Widow of Ambrose Gill, deceased, and
William Gill.
V6NHE said Defendants are hereby notified that the
h said Plaintiffs have filed in the Clerks Office OF
the court of common Pleas of Fairfield county, Ohio,
their patition against said defendants, stati"g that Am
brose Gill, deceased, died interstate, seized OF a part of
the Northwest Quarter of Section No 4, of Township
No. iG, in Range No. Is, being all of said Quarter on
the West side Of the Ohio Canal, containing One Hun
bred Acres, more or less; being the same land convey
ed by Matthias Miller to Ambrose Gill by deed, bear
ing date january %, 1913; also Lot number Two, in
the second addition 10 the town of Millersport, Unfair
field county. Ohio, which has descended TO the heirs
at. law, subject to the Widows dover, end is held by
them as tenants in cc-parceny, and praying for the as.
signment of the Widows dover, and for partition oil
said and ami Lot-which petition will como on tC
be heard at the next term Of said court, to be held In
Lancaster in said county.
CHARLES +. SHELTER,
SOlicit0r.for DemaRdGnt'
April 10, 1851 $3.50 5w49
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IMPROVE YOUR UNDERSTANDING

NETORK, son & WORK would respectfully in
w form the citizens of Fairfield and the adjoining
counties, that they are on hand as usual, at their old
stand ono door West Of Slocum's Drug Store with a
large and splendid assortment Of everything in their
line.
LADIES! We have taken special care ii making our
purchases so as to please you.
VIZ have a little of everything from a JENNY LIND
BUsKrN down to the smallest childrcn's shoes.
We have also on hand and arc prepared to make to
order,
Geatlemer'S BuSLin and Seamless Caters, Con.
gress Boots, &c. We also have ON hand Ladies Gum
Shoes.
FINDINGS, &c-We are also prepared to furnish
Shoemakers and Finding Stores with Findings ofcvery
description, such as Kits, Pegs, Boot-webbing, Shoe
strings, Laces, &c.
sole Leather. Morocco bindings, &C., always on
hand.
In addition to tho work on hand, we are prepared
as heretofore 10 manufacture everything in our line
Our own work needs no recommendation We hope
by proper attention to our business, to secure a fair
show of the public patronage, as we will always be
on hand to wait upon our customers and do our best tC
please them Work, SON WORK.
Lancaster, April 10, 1851. 40
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March "a, 1851.

AUDIroR's OFF1cE. FAiRFrEtp CoUSTY. OHro,
LAScAsr R, February 81, 1851.
/ hereby certify the foregoing 10 be correct CO.
pies If the above entitled laws. as published by
authority in the Ohio Statesman. aud therein GER
tilted by Henry w. King. Secretary OF Snie, 10
be true cnples from the original rnlls on file in his
Office. WILLIAM l. JEFF RlES.
Audilnr Of Fairfield County.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

n will offer for sale at the Court House door in Lam
Il caster on Saturday, Nay lOih, 1851, the following
described property, all situated in Baltimore, Fairfield
CO., Ohio-to wit:
Lots 5, 6, Z and 8 north half in square s.
Lot No. Gin square s.
Lot No, 6 in square l.
Lot No, 8 in sluaro2.
Lots . and 3 in square 3, North addition.
Lots I and s in square 8 North addition.
Out lot of Q acres adjoining TIC Grave Yard on the
east.
This property is sold by virtue Of the trust decd Of
April %, 1850 from S. s. 'Geohegan and n. Beatty to
me, recorded in book No. II, PIP 40, ct seq.
The property WILDE sold free from all incupbrance
from Dover in behalf of the wives of the said grant
ors.
Terms of sale cashin hand-or, if desired, a limited
credit will be given to be made known at the time of
sale. p. B. EWING,
Assignee in Trust.
A,ril IN 19,, e30D by-Ao
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Lancaster steam WOODEN Factory.

TINE public are respectfully informed that the IN
l. d~ersigned is prepared, at his old stand at the
South end Of Broadway, TO execute upon the shortest
notice all work entrusted 10 him. Hc is ready to do
Carding, Pulling AID Manufacturing,
Either upon tho shares, in exchange for Wool or for
cash.
All who have not heretofore, are invited to try him,
as he will give satisfaction His work will be done
in the best manner. and his facilities are better than
those of any other establishment in the county. He
can manufacture any kind OF Woolen Goods re- luired.
tall and see. 49,.
He takes this occasion to return his thanks to his
former customers and respectfully solirits a %cortinu
ance of their patronage. WIN. y. WILLIAMS.
Lancaster, April 9tS, lS5l.-49.-Eagl1 Copy.
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GENTLEMAN'S WEAR.-Cassinets, linseys, Jeans
VI and Tweeds cfevery description ct
sept 20, 1850 HENLEY's
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nENTIST.-DR. G. SWTTZER has taken the Of
- fee lately occupied by DR.. James King, in Stur
geon's Row. Lancaster, may II, 1850
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-23
[rERMs-sl,sO A YEAR.

striking out all after the word Resolved: and
insert ''that the Wings of Ohio are unani-
mously In favor Of General Scott"
Loud cries ofagreedlagreed!l not agreed!
not agreed! amid much confusion.
Mr.. Norton, of Hamilton, with some We
hemence) the amendment bears falsehood
on its face, the Wings of Ohio are not in IA
yor unanimously of Gen. Scott. f..a
The resolutions of Mr.. Sherman was then
adopted.
We give the reasons urged by Mr.. Hos
mer, OF Lucas county, (editor Of the Blade)
Tor the nomination of Mr.. Way, for one OF
Judges of the Supreme Court. R
Mr. Hosmer made very urgent speech in
Iayor OF Judge Way he said be was q relia.
Die Wing and an active politician, and an
excellent stumper, and be would act in uni
ON with MIR. segir, (who had been nonlina-
ted for the Board of Public Works. Who
was q good log roller, and they together
would do good service in the Whig cause q n
that region of the State.
A delegate, (sotto voice, THAT IS a hell
OF aaqualihcaton for a Supreme JUDGE.
lhere were twenty counties unrenres
sented, about $50 delegates present, and
among many the Convention was looked unl
on as a kind of a joke, nearly as much 50 as
the. bolitIon party used to be when fhev
mel and nominate candidates years AGO.
was told by one oftlc ablest whigs oftba
otase thatthey did not expect to elect moro
more than one man on the ticket, ana fbat
was Sherlock j.. Andrews; he wond IL !
ieesed as he had introduced the proposition
mo the Constitutional Convention, and 10
Seg iof It to let negroes vote, and he tbouoht
lhls might give him votes in the NoTtL
enough to elect him if it did not Kill him 4
ne South. The general opinion is, that r
Ion amount to enough to talk seriouslv
'bopt. Yours, DC, NJ
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q Catamount Choked to Death bv
s0,. a Mar

quite thrilling incident occurred a f.,v
VEGAS since some live miles above here ~
me Nlisslsslppl side OF the river. Twt, ,,,4uTF
NJ anu A., occupied cabin, in close 49,.
.ini'y to which they were engaged II 49,
lhS leFees, dtching, &c. Earlv one ans,s I.
t,ii4 a. NJ. emerged from the cabin door. ia. y,
MS surprise he discovered very large eata.. \
mount efouehed under it. 1t immediatelv \
sprang upon him, biting his legs and Other I
wise scratching him. He alarmed A.. brt
ere 7! ne could come to his assistance he had
alsehgaged "4ig himself and ran into the .eal,;v,s.
the u animal following him as far as the door
ny tins time A. had the gun prepared and
aimed at him as he caught his eve Tho
gun snapped three times in consequence og
uaiiPheSs. In the mean time MI seized 3
sPaae to attack him, but A.. caused him -
desist, as he wished to shoot him Racon,
m5 satisfied of the inutilitf of The gun l.,
burned to lay it on the bed Tho man,anta
ny Milnqfew l,. MS gaze from the catamount it
= ,e'Pcu a distance OF ten or twelve feet. upon
his left shoulder, and bit and scratched Tim
very considerably. hg ''eN A''lp
terceNlng the danger of his friend M
Wished to Kill the catamount with his sn.do
ouF was persuaded by Alto desist Affar
snort struggle, A.. succeeded in eraspipetl,
animal throatin his right hand, which ca,,s.l u
cd 1t to relax its hold. lie then, threw Inn.
on the bed and actually chokea Il to aeatL
we are glad to learn that the wounds 81 I'M 4
Two individuals engaged III thls affair have Y
no. proved dangerous, and from whicl, tbey n
,sN' e IN few days,-7Lake Proaidenee y
(La.l ] Repn5lican. 1-1ee'''s'lee I
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Friendship, Love and Truth.
R MONTGOMERY.

IN MONIGOMEhl'
When Friendship, Love, and Truth aboun,
Among band of brothers,
The cup ofjoy goes gaily round
Each shares the bliss of others:
Sweet roses grace the thorny way
Along this vale Of sorrow;
The flowers that shed their leaves to-day
Shall bloom again tomorrow;
How grand in age, how fair in youth,
Are holy Friendship, Love, and Truth!
On halcyon wings our moments pass,
Life's cruel cares beguiling; .
Old Time lays down his sithe and glass,
In gay good humor smiling; a
With crmine beard and frelock gray
His reverend front adorning,
He looks like Winter turn'd to May,
Night soften'd into morning!
How grand in age, how fair in youth,
Are holy Friendship, Love, and Truth!
From those delightful fountains flow
Ambrosial rills Of pleasure,
Can man desire, can heaven bestow
A more resplcndcnt treasure?
Adorn'd with gems SO richly bright,
Wen form constellation,
Where every star, with modest light,
Shall glide his proper station.
How grand in age, how fair in youth,
Are holy Friendship, Love, and Truth!
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-23
THE REV ENGEI
or, THE MOCK MARRIAGE.

How truly pitiable it is when talent and
genius are arrayed against the simplicity O
innocence--when those rare qualities-giye
to their much favored posscssors for noble
purposes, are diverted from their proper
channels, and made to pander to vice and
iniqulty.
i was setting one morning in my study,
culling from my notes some of the most in
teresting records of my dairy, when my SER
want came to tell me that a young lady wish
ed to see me.
t'She seems, sir very i'll, and in great pain, .
said he.
stIndeed, where is she?" asked, rising
from the table.
eIn the patients room sir. She is as pale
as death, M
| hastencd to the room where she was,
and there, half lying on the sofa, with her
face hidden in her hands, | saw a young
and apparently delicately formed female
She was sobbing piteously, and scarcely
needed my entrance
I went up to her and said
"My name is -. You wished to see
me-"
.'Oh, help me-help me!' she cried, We
hemently, falling on her knees at my feet.
''Save me, for the love of God--oh, save me
from eternal perdition. IL have taken
poison?"
"Poison?"
"Yes--yes. Even now tits burning thro'
my veins like liquid fire. OH save me, doc
tor--save me! Thought to end all my mis-
cries, and to rush to the oblivion of the
grave. but now, now-oh, God! my guilty
soul shrinks in horror from death. Give me
life--life.'
"For Heavens sake" said |, "waste no
words in explanation now, but tell me what
you have taken"
'tArsenie,
| Immediately rang the bell, and when my
servant appeared, said
'.Bring me eggs and soap and water here
Immediately"
Accustomed to obey promptly, he Instant
" left the room, when there came such a
laundering knock at my street door, that |
thought it must have broken in.
"Neser mind the door, but bring me what
Ihave ordered you"
'.YAs sin, J" said my man and away he
ran; at the instant that another appeal more
loud than the former one, was made upon
my knocker
,s'Save me---save me!' the young lady kept
crying, II dare not die now, Oh! I cannot
die
etEyery thing shall be done for you that
the skill Of man can suggest. Wait one mo
ment."
a. a. - 4 : "a A. -. =
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-23
A Good Joke

= 'samster lately lost1from his wagon i -
,,, heg q .ppntfFer, nfs which was found by man
VINO carried it half mile on foot to- tavern 4,
tL'i =, Nf. H., where he found the owner, who 4,
! }llahhea IDan' hlm for his trouble Mr.. III. 1.-THE
lanqlord) observed to him, that he was we'll
pala' 'haG @sa''As you was worth Twenty-Five
Genus ana Ma'At you kindly was worth thirty. VI
seven and a half cents. He fthe footfnafl q
soon called for a dinner which was forth ST'
with provided. After finishing his meal be 4
inquired the price, the answer was tWentv all
iive cents. He then said, III thank vo,,
kihdly and lnoveof The landlord inn,e- 4
dlately called to him ssHere STOP nv friend ~
ana .. takeyour change there is twelve and 4
haitcents due to you--your bill was only
twenty five cents R ~ F1poa
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-23
{ Honor to Woman.

we nave read with Infinite pleasure en- q
iogiums on.tho sex, from Munpo PARK. Led. fSss
yards, Schillar, and every gallant writer IL as
mottcrn tiniese But the Macon Ala.1 Re-a3l
publican beats them ALL Here It is.4 9nsaa
Womcn and Newspapers Women ara
the best subscribers in the world to newspa-
.pcrs, magazines, cct. We have been. editor
now gong on eight years, and we have ney
eer yet lost single dollar by female subscrii- (
bers'l They seem to make tia point ofcon- I
sclenclous duty % pay the preacher and the i
Prlnter--two classes of the communitv tbat !,
sn fers more by bad pay (and no paw At alll !
than all the rest put together Whenever
we have womans name on our books We,
know tits just as good for two dollars and
hall, as a picayune is for a ginger cake Y
Besides, whatever they subscribe for tb4ysa
read, whetheritbc good, bad or Indifferent
u they once subscribe for paper thew ato. III
sure to read it upon the principle We sul,pas.,
thatif they did not their money would IA "
thrown away--as an old lady, whom ne once
knew. for whose sick servant girl the Doctor .e
had prescribed a dose Of oil but as the aiirl Z
would not take the oil, she took it herself
rather than II should be wasted Hence. ws
say, they are the best readers. For shesaa Is
reasons, we had, any time in the world. ratl..
er have adozen women ON our books than one
man. M &gpa @ W 4lst
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Sentinel & farmer,
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY.
eaAs.N. ALLEN. wM. A. GILES. WIN. l. BLAn
ALIEN, GILES g. BLAIN,
EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS.
TERMs OF SUBsCRIPTIoN.

O.J- One dollar and City cents il paid during
<he year, or two dollars and half after the year
expires. This rule will be strictly adhered to.
Any person procuring five responsible subscri-
bers to the Sentinel, will be entitled to copy for
the same length of time. free.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-23

ED- Why are women and editors alike9
because, generally speaking, they are noted
for their modesty,
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-23

EEr When does manipok like a cannon
ballg When he looks roundl 81 NJ
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Printings Presses, Pulpits and
sl4 Women.

! These are the great levers that govern
movements Of the world. Without them the
bottom would fall out society would become
choos again. The press makes the people
patriotic, the pulpit religious, but '.woman
answereth all things" There would be no
going to church if fthere were no girls there,
neither would there be any going to war
were the soldiers 10 meet no applause but
from the ruasculines. Without the sunshine
shed by women, the rosebuds Of affection
.wouldnever blownorthe flowers ofeloquence
germinate, in short, she IS the steam engine
of delight, and the great motive power Of
love, valor, and civilization,
2 s#& s5N eDeS1S~S~/~1~SN~~-~@ tf.A #fff5S38 u
E1- More persons fall out concerning the
right road to heaven than ever getto the end
Of their iomaey.
q Nrufs Mla. JA<c :, ....r II II. "a ia 4f tNsl
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-23

~ IN Minnesota, the school fund II - q
managed as tosecare to eYefycIlil la euns. ..s.s
mon school education free a ex,sei.sss ID a..
rents.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-23

- The man who stops his wife's tears
by ding her eyes, and the chap who eats
his little boys supper every night and then
gives him paragoric to take away his appe-
ute, were out on spree together the other
day, spending some money their wives had
earned by washing. p,
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-23

- The Keeper of a groggery happened
one day to break one of his tumblers. He
stood for moment looking at the fragments,
rejecting on his loss, and then turning to his
assistant, he cried out: Tom, put quart
of water in that old cognac.'
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-23

- Bridget, you must wash your hands
before you mould the bread Sure, ma am,
| don't think it's best to be wasting time on
that, at all-'tis but bare three weeks since
the day cum to ye, AN didn't wash 'em
clane an nice that very day; an indade,
what have done since that time that's mas
ty wild emp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-15
PERFUNIERY, ETC.

~" We have just received per EXPRESS and now
opening an invoice OF the finest PERU NERIES SOAPS,
COSMETICS, ETC.. offered in this city Cnstomers
and visitors respectfully invited TO call and examine
stock which, we feel satisfied, will please This assortment
consists Of
DOUBLE EXTRACTS, from the most exquisite Flowers;
CoLossEs, from the French, German, and American
Laboratories;
TOILET SoAPs of every variety and Odor;
PoMArUMs from the manu- factories oil Lubin, Dupuy tIen
R0ussel, and otheis;
SHAVING SOAPS AND CREAMS Of every descriptions;
POWDER Boxes AND PUFFs; TOILET POWDER, etc. etc
Together with extensive assortment Of
HAIR BRUsHEs, TOOTH BRUSHES.
COMBS, NAIL BRUSHES etc
E7y7 For saleat p. LOUIS MASSEY'S,
teIO If corner Camp and Gravier SIS.
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No. ISL Chartre

[ WRIGHT II co. having espved to stand unrivaled In
~ department of their busines have agreed with the
PropreOrs and Agents of all the genuine popular PHten,
Medicines throughout the United States keep them
SANITY supplied with fresh and ample assortment al rates
far below the usual market prices BY this arrangement they
enabled oer for the Of the most
which be found this Other
city Having had many experience in the purchase
and Patent Medicines they have acquired facilities
for conducting this particular department. the most liberal
scale and prepared TO supply the trade at
exceedingly low that the purchaser cannot ai realize
handsome oehage his Investment, either At Wf0esats
or Retail, Al their establishment may be found 70 !
assortment Of Ill GENUINE PATENT MEDlClN Els.
The following list comprises part OF their assortment, aud
can furnished dealers from twenty to
twenty-five per cheaper than manufacturer regular
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=, = - : =
hAhD w AIS n AMI lA[DA $40 III S,
stsss.., Mos. SD ard 81 UP Street, "a
kdrfaEsSs.sase-~r- PRlESfLET y BEN, IMPORT. ~
u | ERs AND DEALERS IN FOREIGN In
\I~ 49, AND DOMESTIC hARnwArE, Cur tt
LERY, IRON, TIN PLATES, etc etc thank their friends
TIER liberal patronage The quality aud prc fther goods,
and their prompt attention to all orders aCeved, will, they
hope, secure 10 them continuance OF tlr avors, by atr
walls nom EuIOpean and Northern they constantly
resolving fresh supplies, Careulys ected, OF thing in
Their me, and can confidently ylte the attention OF
sers 10 their large and well assorted stock, OF which the
lohowinE a part;
!tnghsl Bar IRON, round square and fat--7lO tons;
t,est I, able Iron, round square and hat-lqJ tons;
eSt ron round SQUARE and lat-lOO tons;
besl Ienls!lViiia Boiler llate Ifon--y IONS;
KEY tennessee hon' round 59nae SRd at-sVO ton5i
re- ~ Dpp.el pa ~ 'y tols,
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BRONCHITIS and CONsuMPTIoN.

ffuNIE NfSi What Is tunsuu,i toni D., Bronchitis Hon
" thcy certainly distnsUihetl Mode and
HlTrea by bad itu.ucgs SuG,h.rr
iao ava Voyages. Cod Liver OH HHI Nitrate Of Silver
che remedies, sod picinl5j huslfty NJ rlu
comedy unlray successful Tue ony prucl Of cure suited
&c, 5ppit and tteptci Sccois ihl OF
each Adopted 10 common readeri BY Dr. HALL u t7n1
saet Npwrdn who attends ltrsr Jisges 1y Pgee 81 90
an Blu dSW ny sold by ]. II STEEL, II camp street
ZINE OLD IRISH WHISKY Four years
in bon1 puncheons andiye sdhonis Johns, for sale
by Jas JOINT bOLE,1 flank Place
MANNA-4 cases fresh Flake Mamma. for sale
w by lfei2l BARELLi y co 81 Commonst.
EXTRA FLOUR-2OO barrels Albion, in store
fas iGt FERn. KENNETTS 90. 80 Masnzne st
TEAS-500 pckgs Imperial, Gunpowder, Pow
Il ghoug etc for sale BY 800,
jas 4, d GRlEFF& co. %, d and AZ Old Levee.
E'NGLISH POTATOES-20 barrels, in fine
i,l5 4 WO0O Il co. Post 81. ID Nv.
FRAGRANCE ON NEW YORK-Sigh, to 60
II days, Ior sale by JOHN. II. ELilOFrS go.
Ja50 A. Cust0nhouse street.
FIRE BRICK - 100000 English Scotch and
Jas jOHS STROUD 60 ti6 Common at
| ARD-50 bhls prime Leaf, in store and for sale
~ by A, y. GRIEF j. co. u, 40 and u Old Lsvss
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OFFICIAL.


nr-,.. nv of NewO rleams, Jan, 80
M"y CouvcrL OF MUNICIPALITY No; Two,f
f Sitting Of January %, 1851:
ESoLvED That the Mayer be and IS l neseny
s ssins ten notice in the oes e cs
st nsesary ont buildings for the Schoononses N ths
Fra Wa Richard street and sse b ar IN ,na
made agreeaby to specifications 10 be furnished oy
the Surveyor, ~ C,,rwpr1 President Z
(Signed1 JAS. H. oAbpWAhb' ie
Approved January %, 1851. !. N rno.sv.v Maror.
TINE cow: H. BIER, Clerk. .llqs
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This Company is now ready to make
Insurance on White Persons and
Slaves, at their established rates OF
premium. This being the only Com.
pany, Incorporated in the State, con
fined exclusively to Life Insurance..
with an extra Guarantee Fund, the
directors feel confident that it affords
unusual and much greater induce.
ments TO those DESTROYS of efIecting an
insurance on their lives than any other.
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MAYoRALTY OF NEwORLEANs, Jan. 49, 1851
NOTICE is hereby given, in virtue of the above
~ resolution, that P. b rricou ESQ.,, Anconeer Of Mn
nicipaity No One, will SELL on MONDAY, the Ah Feb
ruary next ut half past clock the ground where
the waer-works Of Municipality No One now erected
all the machinery and boilers appertaning to said water
work under the terms and conditions forth nihe above
resolution.
ia3i [SignelJ A. d. CRossMAN, Mayor.
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Many and Bone LiuInelt,
other equally worhe by saying
The Musttl Lilitn Bat DO he leceycl
mcu, aud buy ether and will disappointed. Inc
= blown The bofte
PRICES OF TIE ilNlMENT.-n sequence Of the in
creased demand, pUung as and
The 81
and the dollar bottles
that money will be saved u buying bottles.
RB- Prn-a Depot BR kGG FlcLEANS Drug Store,
uer THIRD rni Market streets. st. Luuis, Msunri.
EE- Dggsls and Country Net, sIp terms
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