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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-18

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-18

The height Of the Emperor f"u1tan j. ;,67
#. The n~xi hish~-' ..natans in tic world arc o
Al He-se Cas-el 100 fs-: one at 81 Cloud i60 feef
am the great JET a, Yerssi.ie>, 20 feet,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-18
TAIkE4HD 4 ROBINSON,

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! ~ TIbAEERS and COMAI SION AER-
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.Ntsct The D0tk. oil for safe on accommodating
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-07-31

miles. Ohio 10 next smallest, and he's
10000. Hadn't he better run one de-
gree Of longitude further west, and from
that up to his present northern line,
which will make a difference Of 1900
square miles in our favor, and give US q
State about the size of Illinois or Iowa,
only a trifle larger than either? We
don't think it will break the neck Of St.
Paul-when we once get Gas we willy
all the people west of us firmly a'socia-
ted with US in trade-or magnify that
town in the southwest corner, or any
other town on the Minnesota, one whit
beyond its natural importance. "Daco-
ia" should recollect the old saw: g Every
tub must stand on its own bottom. -
Particularly is this applicable in new
country, as well to towns as to men.
But we have no solid objections to his
State boundaries, if others have not. We
are particularly pleased with his dimen-
sions north and south. The leaving Of a
vast country between our northern bonn-
dairy and the British Possessions as the
permanent home of the Chippewas anil
other Indian tribes, is a measure which
the General Government would, in all
probability, compel us TO adopt, even if
we felt otherwise disposed. The coun-
try from Lake Superior west to the bor-
ders of Red river valley, is fit for nothing
but Indians and wild beasts, and with
them, for Heavens sake, let it remain
That new Territory, embracing the
country beyond line not farther west
than one degree of our correspondents
boundary, and thence running north and
taking in the Upper Minnesota valley,
and the valley of Red river to the British
line, will be organized after we are a
State, we have not shadow of doubt. But
all these things will do TO talk Of hereafter.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-07-31
Mr.. Webster has made public in the


Boston papers, statement that the Brit
ish Government has commenced enforcing
its construction Of the treaty Of 1878, in
regard to the fisheries on the northeast
coast, by which it seems that every Amer
lean vessel caught fishing any where in
that region north Of three miles beyond
our side Of the line, is to be seized and
confscated. One vessel has already been
taken. Mr.. Webster does not agree 10
this construction, and says that the matter
will Immediately receive the attention of
the government As the colonies, as
well as the home government of Great
Britain, have now a considerable naval
force in the vicinity of the fisheries, in
tended to carry out their designs. Mr..
Webster publishes this statement in order
that our citizens may be on their guard.
Some of the papers are apprehending a
rupture between the two countries, grow
ing out of this affair; but we hardly
think England and the United States are
going to fight over few Goldfish and
mackerel. "Old Dan," when he once
gets the Presidential kinks out of his
head, will straighten it all up with his
pen in few hours, leaving the "success-
full military chieitains' of whom he ap-
peared to have so great horror in his
recent Boston speech-nothing to do in
the premises.
J. S. Lockwood has been removed
from the Office of Postmaster at Prairie
du Chen, and B. w. Brisbois appointed
in his stead. Good lick, that. The
prospect now is, that we will not be out
of the world half of next winter. Mr..
Brisbois, the appointee, is well known TO
many of our citizens as one of the most
active business men of the Northwest.
1t will be seen by notice in our ad-
vertising columns, that Mr.. Geo. H.
Spencer will open Grammar School on
Monday, the 9th Of August. We trust
he will receive the encouragement the
enterprise deserves. Mr.. Spencer's quail
tications as teacher are too well known
to our citizens to need commentator
from us.
James Scott Harrison, the only survi-
wing son of President Harrison, is the
Scott and Graham elector for the second
district of Ohio.
Rey & Farmer have an article of Min
nesota manufactured cheese, brought in
by citizen of Red Rock Prairie, which
is equal to the best Western Reserve
This will be great dairy country some
day.
THE BERLIN.-This little craft has
gone to St. Paul. and will probably run
in the Minnesota trade.-Galena .Adr.,
Wednesday.
Hav'nt seen her yet, Friday evening.
The DR.. Franklin No. 2 received a
slight injury in crossing the Rapids the
last trip up. She discharged at Galena
and returned to St Louis for repairs.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-07-31

SECRETARY OF THE NAvY.-Hon. J.
P. Kennedy, of Maryland, has accepted
the office OF Secretary of the Navy, and
entered on the duties of the same. The
appointment is good, as well as a popu-
lar one.
HOMESTEAD BILL.--A Washing! on
CORES ondent of the N. y. Tribune thinks
the Homestead Bill will pass the Senate.
BALTIMORE, July %.
Gen. Scott and suite arrived here last
night, and took the boat for Old Point
Comfort. He will positively not be at
niagara. His health is pretty good.
Above 300 Wings left here to-day to
attend the Lundys Lane celebration.
CoSGREss.-July 18th, the Deficiency
Bill passed both Houses, and was ready
for the signature Of the President. The
Indian appropriation Bill passed the
House.
PROVIDENCE, July %.
The officers appointed to see the Ii
quor Law enforced, seized upon 200 gal
Ions excellent brandy yesterday.
Land Warrants are in demand and firm
at $l3Oa$l42.-.N. Y. Tribune, 23d.
BosroN, July %.
The America arrived at half past 10,
Am
By telegraph, per America, from Dub
lin, on Thursday, it appears that, in an
election Fl ht in that city, one policeman
was killed.
A riot at Wagan, between the Orange
men and Catholics, was quelled by the in
terposition Of troops who were called in
and fired small shot
The Arab Chiefs Abdel Kader and
Hamet Bruruta state prisoners in France.
had quarrel in prison; the former
stabbed the latter, who has since died.
CHARLESTON, July 10.
The Florida Convention has endorsed
Gen. Scott's nomination, and have nomi-
mated Major Ward for Congress.
DEATH OF JUICE McK1sLrr.-John
Mckinley, one of the Judges of the ST.
preme Court of the United States, died
at Louisville, KY, on the 18th inst, of
apoplexy.
The Governor of Louisiana has ap-
pointed w. Dunbar as Judge of the Su-
preme Court, vice Preston deceased.
In the United States Senate, early next
week, Mr.. Sumner, of Massachusetts,
will bring forward motion for the re-
peal Of the Fugitive Slave Law, and will
sustain it by an elaborate speech on the
true relations of the national government
to slavery. Mr. Sumner has been indis-
dosed for some time past, but his speech
has been prepared with great labor. and
will undoubtedly create some sensation.
A girl with pair of mammoth whis-
kers growing upon her face, is exhibiting
in Rochester.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-07-31

The favorite digging place in Au,trali.
Is Mount Alexandria there the gold is
turned up by tons. A party of five gen.
tlemen made three hundred pounds each
in five days. Beggars have actually be-
come rich. 1t would seem as if, at last
Providence lad reversed the order Of
things, and that henceforth labor is to be
capital.
CHoLERA.-We obsere by the Cincin-
natl papers that the cholera has been pre-.
vailing with much fatality in Hopkins
vile, Maysville, and at Millersburpb.
Ky. In the former place the negro popu.
lation has suffered greatly,
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Nantenil 7! Notre poete aimait ces rires
f%aciles, ces graces contournees, ces mon
toms roses dams IN pre- bleu, ces bergeres
aux moellenx contours, ces bergers,
%joueurs de flute empanachee ct ces eaux
toutes grouillantes de mercedes plus que
nues ! II await Ia joie dun enfant pour
ce qni Init, ce qui reluit, ce qni briIle ct
ce qni rt dams Tor, dams I'argent, dams
fivoire, dams retain, sur le gres de Nor
mandie ct sur Ia laqne de Coromandel.
II Sc plaisait an petiIIement des verrie.
res, nj fr6lement des etotfes, aux clartes
des fambeaux de bronze que portcnt sur
IN pied dore les esclaves africans il
aimait le bois %couronne, les TEXTURES de
Cordoue ct lie cuivre entortille. La bout
fissure await pour lui des graces particu-
Heres /; fenroulement ne lui ~deplaisait
pas; le pele.male etait pour ses yenx
goulns une e e : Ainsi, yous yerrez Ia
Sainte- Verge a cote du roi Louis XIV,
le Bambino dams lc giron .oyeux de
Nine de Pompadour ; lei I.ancret en-
pleine bergerie, ct quatre jolis petits
.bosquets, sill vous plat, ct la, tout 4 cote,
les bas-reliefs du Parthenon ! Et des
ct des miroirs, ct des glaces, ct
des taps, ct des feurs, ct des grotesques
i enrager M. DelccIuzc i!..... II await ce
i~roit-Ia, tant il savais s'arrsler i la justej
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Unite on III contemplation de ces fantai.
sizes devient pour lc genie un piege eli
pour le talent un malheur. II aimait les
magots pour Sc reposer; au travail, il
%saluait Ia Muse ct ses so,,irs !
Cherchez done i ~retrouyer ramateur
de ces fnfreluches brillantes dams cetle
langue claire ct sonore, originate ct elo-
quente, Motto Castillo ct Motto Aragon,
romaine IN peo, franchise t%oujours, ct
qni sen VA, souriante ct calme, de Nal.
herbe d Regnier, de Rtgniera Cornell.
le! Grace, c~oIoris, saveur, image ct pas.
zion! En- VOLTA IN qni savait tendre d'u-
ne main ferme Pare d'acier quill await
fbrique!
HelasI on lie vend dams trois ionrs,
dams cinq jonrs Ia porte sera close, ct
vide Ia maison, ct silencieux ce seuil al
mable on passait toute poesie ct toute
esperanee. Dams cinq jours,
La cage sans ~oiseaux, Ia ruche sans abeilles.
La maison sans enfans et1 le jardin sans feurs.
Dams trois jcurs, tout sera dit, tout sera
mort ; il Ia dit lui.meme en- scs ~tristes-
ses
'homme, ~fantorne Grant, passa, sans ~laisser
Son ombre sur Ie mur,
KCrlpons %cependaHt sur &C muir desois- !
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meme a raconties. Celui-la qui n ton
Jours isime In poasie ct les poetes, ct qui
les salt respecter dams lears miseres,
~pourraitsdire 40 besoin les magnifcenccs
dc tetse r1Rison !; celui-Ia, dams ia piete
fliaies les savait par coenr i rayance; II
a va TINS .ces beaux meubies mieux ou'un
marchand; dams fantichambre, la fon-
tame ct son basin en- heiiee terre 4 la
Palissiyila cotnpte rheure 4 Ii pendule
du petit salon dsattehte. Ellie some de
bellies hsares, cettc penduIc, 1 son Ca
draa rshaassA dor mouth i i'antique ;
ellie n senn6 l'heure des Orientales ct des
fsuiiles id'askomnc; cllc Il sonf,e 1r'heure
de Noye-D nae 44< Paris ct de. Mayion
DeLorns ! Ellie a.a pass sonn6 rheure
eharmaate et pripfanniere .des ODDS ct
Balades. En- &c .temps.lis IL poete, ct
pour de justes causes, se eontentail de
&c petit reyeil-matia en- simple cu;vre.
" AlloGs:. disait ie cnisre en- son patois.
debout, siisune homme ! II est temps de
&c metre i, reuvre-c ct de gagner ton
pata de cette innrn6e, en- attendant In
g'oire ! Atlons jeune homme, &C nest
pas mol !qui te reYeille, c,est u po9sie Ct
q sdsur q paavrete ~ Heufcux qlsi
laura &c rayeI matips en- simple cuivre
i1sareuse gu. laura cette place entonree
= plaisir de rEsneralda souriante ct dn
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VENTE DE SUCCESSION

Succession de Pelagic Arceneaux. dece-
dee veuve de Firmin Aucoin,
En- vertu dun ordre de vente a moi adresse m,
Honorable Ia Conrdu cinquieme district ,udi.
care de rEtat dc la Louisiana, dams ct ponr Ia
Paroisse Assumption, en- date du 26 inin 1852.
IL sera offert en- vente pnblique par J. B.
Gnillot, encanteur duement commissioner ct
assermente, dams ct pour la ~paroisse Assomp-
ton, lie Samedi 81 Juliet proclaim, a dix neures
dn matin au dernier domicile de ladite dectdGe
Pelagie Arceneaux, rive gauche du Bayou La
iourche, a environ deux miles an-dcssus de M.
po!eonville, en- cette paroisse, les prophecies sui
vantes appartenant a ladite succession, savoir:
10 Une negresse nommee Marguerite apte
d'environ SO ans. stE
90 MeubIes ct ustensiles de menage, batterie
de cuisine, etc.
Termes ct Conditions /:
Les meubles p~ayables toutes sommes d. dix
piastres ct au dessous, en- mars 1853, ct toutes
au dessus de dix ~piastres, Motto en-
mars 1853, ct l'autre Motto en- mars 1854. Les
fournissant bonnie ct sufisante eau
ton.
La negresse payable par tiers, savoir, un tiers
en- mars 1853, un tiers en- mars 1854, ct lie
1ernier tiers en- mars 1855, avec bonnie ct SOL
vable %securite, a Ia satisfaction des inttresses.
It hy~potheque spectacle sur ladite e~sclave, ct en-
;as de non Placement a l'echeance de chaoue
inttret a raison de hut pour cent Pan,
lepnis Fecheance jusqu'a Placement final. L'acte
le vente aux frais de lacquereur.
Paroisse Assumption, ce 90 JUN 1852.
j. B. GuIILOr .9+
H- --"L's# " H.. l.-- -EH
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Sherif's Sale.

Sherif's Sale.
The STATE OF IoUIsIANA.-5th Judicial
District Court, in and for the parish
Of Ass,mption.-By virtue of and in
obedience TO an order Of seizure and
sale 10 me directed by the hon. the
above court, dated jnne llth 1852.
| have seized and will offer for sale, at public sale
at the court house Of this parish, in the village
of Napoltonville, on Saturday the TIN day Of all
gust 1852, between the hours of eleven o'clock
A. NJ, and four o'clock P. NJ, the following des-
cribed land, belonging to defendant, to wit:
a tract Of land
Situated in this parish, on the right bank of
Bayou Lafourche, at about five miles below Ma.
~poleonville, measuring two and a half arpents,
less sixteen feet and one half foot on said Ba.
you, by a depth of thirteen and a. half arpents,
more or less, bounded on one side by land Of Dr..
Underwood, and on the other side by the ba,ance
the vendors lard, plaintiffs.
Seized to satisfy the above writ, interests and
costs, to be sold with the benefit ofappraisement.
Terms-.(;ash.
Parish Of Assumption, july 3rd 1852.
A. +. Hickman, sheriff.
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Succession Sale.

Succession Sale. ".
Succession of Pelagie Arccncaux, de.
ceased widow Of Firmin Aucoin.
By virtue Of and in obedience to an order
ofsale TO me directed by the honorab bic
the Fifth Judicial District Court of the
State Of Louisiana, in and for the
parish of Assumption, dated june 26th
1852.
WIN be oferec at public auction, by J. B.
GuilIot, auctionneer duly sworn and commits
stoned in and for the parish Of Assumption, on
Saturday, the 3,st day Of july next, at ten
o'clock A. VI, at the late residence of said Pc
lagie Arceneaux, in this parish, OH the left bank
OF Bayou Lafonrche, about two miles above
Napoleonville, the following property belonging
to said succession. to wit: .
LIST A negro woman named Marguerite, aped
about 30 years. ..,-f. .. .=t
End Kitchen utensils and house furniture.
Terms aud Conditions
The movable property payable all sums of
ten dollars and under, in march 1853, and all
sums over ten dollars, one half in march 1853,
and the other half in march 1854. Purchasers
to furnish good and sufficient s~ecnrity.
The negro woman payable by thirds, one third
in all and each of the months of March Of tbo
years 1853 1854 and 1866, with good and SOL
vent security and special mortgage to the salts
action OF all the parties interested, and in case
If non payment at the maturity Of each install
nenf, to bear interest at the rate Of eight per
cent per annum from the maturity thereof tin
paid. rf4.+ o45
Act OF sale at the expense Of purchasers.
Parish Of Assumption, june 2gth 1852.
J. b. GUIII.OT.
u ..r ..at Auc.ioneer.
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PARolssE AssQMPrIoN.-Cour du !5ane

PARolssE ACCOMMODATIONS du !5eme
District Jndiciaire. ..
Attendu que Felix Heyden, de "a ~paroisse JEFF.
terson,a presente une petition a la cour a l'ctfet
d obtenir des lettres administration a Ia sue
cession de ieu Jean Trahant decide intestat.
Avis est par lie present donne d tous ceux que
celia pent concerner, d'avoir a dGduire, sous dix
lours, les raisons pour Iesquelles il ne serait pas
droit a la dite p%etiti~n.
Par ordre de la cour,
Assumption, ce % JUN 1852.
Desire Leblanc,
ot Greffler.
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Tn moroccan de terre,

Sitqes en- cette p~aroisse, sur Ia rive droite du
Bayou Lafourche, 4 environ inq miles M des-
sous da villaged de Napoleonville, mesurant deux
'arpens ct de!ni, moins seize pieds ct demi, de
'facesaadit Bayou. surdnne pofondeur de treize
'arpens ct demi, plus an moins, borne dun cote
lpar 10 terredu DR. Gnterwood, ct de l'autre cote
par Ia balance do Ia terre de Ia defeuderesse.
Saisi pour :satisfaive lie writ ci-dessus, les in
terets ct les frais, avec le bentfice de l'estima-
aion.
'Conditions-Comptant.
Paroisse .4ssomption, R 3 .Iuilet 1852.
I'll A. +. Hickman, sheriff
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PARISH OF Observation-Disclosures

PARISH OF AssUMrrioN.-Finh..Ju dicial
District Court. al
Whereas Felix Heydcn of the Parish of Jet
lerson has petitionhed the court for letters of
administration on the estate of the late Jean
lrahant, dece ased intestate. Notice is hereby
gwen to- all whom it may concern, to show cause
within tn days, why the prayer of the said pc.
tItIoner should not be granted.
by order Of the court,
Assumption, this 2Sth june 1852.
-. Desire Leblanc,
oI .# -: ". Clerk.
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The STATE OF LOUISIANA. 5,b IN.

HE STATE OF LOUISIANA. 5rh ia.
dIcia| district court. Parish Of Assnmp-
lon.--Snccession of Rosalie Landry.
deceased widow Of HiIairc Breaod.
WHEREAS Vileor Leblanc administrator
OF the above succession, has this day, filed with
the clerk of said court a final account of his adj
n'n'stration, together with a petition praying for
its ho~mologation.
therefore all persons interested are hereby
warned and notified to file their objections, if
any thew have, to the above account, with the
clerk of said court, at his office, in the vii
lage of Napolfonville, in ten DAYS after the frs,
publication hereof, otherwise they will forever
be deprived Of that right.
~~W Witness my hand aud the seal
) L.. s. OF said court this 3oth day of
! june 1852.
., Desire Lrbionc,
Ol Clerk.
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lie corps l6gislatif commencera vers Ie
10 JUN l'exarncn dn budget de 1853.
&c travail ~Foccupera pendant la pluss
grande partie de Ia ~qninzaine de Ia SEES
sion, On assure one Ia question des fos-
titications de Dnnkerque dot strc lsobiet
dun examen tres serie,ix ct qnd'une com,
mission va etre nominee dams ce but mar
lie gonvernement. - y $
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ETAT DE la IOUlSIANE.-Cour

ETAT DE la I.OUlSIANE.-Cou
d" Cinquieme District Judiciaire.-
Pa'oissc Assumption. - Succession dc
Rosalie Landry, veuvc dectdee d'ui.
laire Brcaud.
Attendu que Viltor Leblanc, administrator
de la succession susdite, a ce Jour, deDose or
conr, nn compte final de son administra ion. en-
semble avec une petition en- demandant lhomo.
legation.
En- consequence, toutes les personnes into
ressees sont par ces prcsentes notices o, re-.
qnISes de deLuir' leurs objections. 81 Giles on
ont, a r~homologation du susdit compte parde.
want lie gretfier de Ia cour ci-dessus i%n,itulte. \
son bureau, a NapoltonviIle, dams les dix iours
qn' suivront la premiere publication de Get avis.
simon Giles seront a jamais privees de &c droit.
~ Iemoin ma main e1 l.. sceon
) l.. S. de IA dite Cour, ce 80 JUN
~ Desire Leblanc,
bl GrcHier.
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- On a repandu Ie bruit, depths quel.
ques jonrs. one M. de Lamartine &c pro-
posait dc quitter Ia France pour Sc rem
Dire EN- Tnrquie Cd Sc tronvent les ter
rains qni lni ont etc comedies par le
Sultan. &c hrnit est controYe..ssM. de
l.amartine ne songe pas 4 as'sIoigner de
Paris, OH plusieurs enterprises de iibrai.
rie lie retirement. = '1s"i 9
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terrible Frollo, pendant qu'au SONNET
Quasimodo s'abandonne i sa cootempla.
ton toachante :
Combien Jaime,
Hors m~oi-meme, $40.
Tort lei
Lair qui passe
Et qui chasse
Mon souci
&c grand air que chantait Massol. He,
reux qut laura ce bean cadre on Sc re-
ct se mire en- ces losanges feuris le
plus etonnant chefd'nuvre de notre Aoe
pnetique !!
Q poetes puissants !! tetes par Dieu touches .
vous donnez un prix d moindres cho-|
ses ! Milton vend pour dix ecus son nos.
me :son Went d'acheter mile louis dor
II signature senie du rccn de ces dix
On &c dit apres la yente ct l,on
DIT 4 ses amis =" VOLTA p~ourtant SON fan
leuil ct son verre i boire;n on montre
orgueil ce d~ressoir, &c balnt. &c
neuble en chine d deux yentaux' 90
o1 sc deroule en- mile details Il
'riomphe de Bacchus, ct cette tenure
Sc joue en- RANT une scene amourense
Roman de Ia Rose, ct &C lustre en-
'runts ! IA Femme hydrepigue, ct ces pay.
ages . 10 Vatican, ct ces Bohemiens dc
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Venle par le Sheriff.

Marie Bandoin. dponsc de Pierre Paga-
lo<t..---No 373 --vs. fouls Plough.
IErAT DE Ia LOUISIANA, cour du Seine
District Jnditi;aire, dans. ct pour Ia pa
foisse Assumption. - Fin vcrtu dun
prdre de saisic 1t dc vente i moi adres.
u par Fhon IL susdite cour, en- date
da LINN 1859.
J'aisaisi ct j~'offrirai en- vente p%nblique, a Ia
.. Alison de conr de- cette p~aroisse, a Napoleon
,ille,- le Samedi 2 AoAt 1862, entire onze heuress
81 matin ct quatre heures do lapras-midi, Ia
tefre ciaPrss decrite, appartenant al defendeur,
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PATENT MEDICINE DEPOT.
No. II, Ms.issitppii street.

NO.. H. Mis'iss1Ypii STREET,
DoNALDsoNvILLg.
John Bulls Sands and Townsend's sar.,-
p%a'illa, Ayers Cherry Pectoral for couoh.
colds. etc, Liverwort; and tar and, canchala.
qua, tor consumption, balsaIm of wild cherry
Tor Diseases of'he lungs, Compound syrun
OF Naptha, for asthma and colds.
oxygenated bi'ters, for dyspepsia, pb,hi.
s'c' etc India cholagogue,, for fever and
ag"e, etc, Electrical febrifuge or Speed.
fever tonic; Railways ready relief, Indian
vegetable elixir, for rheumatisms and po,,t.
W'ner's Canadian ve.rmifugs, Langley.
great western panacea, for liver complaints.
venetian Eminent for pains Of all kinds. a'
Mexican mustang liniment for fresh
ana old wounds, Buffers nerve and hon.
IMMINENT for horses, Sherman's O~losaonian.
I'll a healing balsam, Magical pain extractor.
'or Ill kinds Of sores, Jew Dayid's or He.
bfew's Plasters. Aafg @1f1ar@- !, -.
r L 8 :aag s@gaj1 .ttf
Graefenberg Vegetable Pills. .sjItl3 stlol
Moffat,s do t6 do sh{ n"ft
VIM. Wright's do is'aa do a. j~ezaaaa
Magnetic powder for destruction Of rom.
lies, Phosphoric paste, Death on rats.
Castor oil, E'ps,umn salt, sulfatr
,e q%.uInlne, de Powers ct Weightmann .. do
.sobiquet. ..-n.,.na. j.
Poudres de seidlitz. s1ga 4gBzassE glsa,
Donaldsonville, Is JUN 1862. .apcse 81
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