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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-08-09

Hon. HENRY A. VISIT is announced
in the Lewisburg papers that Mr.. Wise. one
of the electors on the Democratic ticket. is To
address the people Of Greenbrier at their Au-
GUST Court
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-08-09
The true are Of the Fiat.

The following letter from Hon. WM. I.
HASKELL. Of Tennessee was written. in reply
to one from the Wing Central Committee Tor
Middle Tennessee. communicating the result
Of the correspondence with the Wing Central
Committees for each OF the other divisions
OF the State. and requesting him to accept the
position Of Elector for the State at large:
JACKSON. JuLYI9, 1852.
GENTLEMEN: have this momen' received
your letter inviting me to the candidacy on the
Wing Electoral Ticket in Tennessee. for he
State at large. made vacant by the declination
| of Col. NELSON, and give You at once u" has
ty" answer.
] accept with ardor the post assigned roe.
| and will proceed with alacrity to the discharge
| Of its duties.
We have an invinciole leader. WINFIELD
SCoTT ! Whose heart does not throb at the
sound of that name a statesman, not polit-
ciun--as the discharge of every delicate ma
tional trust with wliich he has been charged de-
monstrates-a man without fear and without
reproach-a soldier whose
Fame folds in
This orb o the Earth
his name is the harbinger of victory. and he
has never known defeat.
A whig. true. known, and trustworthy;
thoroughly sound On the slavery issues; he
knows mo North, no South, no East no West,
| nothing but his country" Born in the South the
North by virtue oftis accidental residence
claims with US an equal pride in his greatness.
and an equal share in his glory. And in No
vember next, the North and the South. the
East and the West, will accord to him the
| chief honor of Abe nation, giving the lie to the
libel that Republics are ungratcfui and proving
1.-THE world that in this great country great
men are properly appreciated and properly
| rewarded Tor great public services.
Mr. GRAHAM. our candidate for the Vice
Presidency. stands approved by the general
| concession of all parties and sections. Eminent
as Wing. disliug uished for his talents, devoted
TO the country and his parly-Tennessce. the
daughter Of North Carolina, claims him as
! kinsman. and will evidence to him. and to the
Mother State, that she is not wanting in fraernal
or filial affection, or unworthy her illustrious
! lineage.
Gentlemen. We have an cid fashioned victory
before us in Tennessee victory not more &c
be won than wished for Yet let evry Wing pu,
on his armor and go manfuly into the fight. 81
that when the battle is won, he may say with
! every brother Wing
"Vlctory sits on our helms.
WIN. T. HASKELL
b. H. SHEPARD. F. X. ZoLLIcoFFER
l. ID
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-08-09

The Louisiana Constitutional Convention.
by decided majority. refused to strike ou,
the clause in the Constitution prohibiting and
Furnishing duelng. The vote on the motion to
strike GU, was % for and 73 against.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-08-09

Gen. Scott had Sc, eral Irishmen hung in
Mexico for deser'ion, and ,e, he has written
that he never knew an Irishman who turned
his back upon his country.-PcnnsyIranian.
Well. we suppose Gen. Scott didn't know
those lrishmcn. They may have been person.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-08-09

The Wooster O)Democrat offers reward
offifiy dollars to the Wing who tells the biggcs,
FIp on Gen. Pierce, to be paid when Scott is
elrcted.-[ En-.
We ara rot much of a hand at riBpiNG. bu,
We will try our hand at it. So here goes. He
WAS THE UNANIMOUS CHOICE OF THE DEMO
CRATIC PARTY, PREVIOUS TO HIS NOMINATION!
There, if anybody can beat that. it will re-
leve our conscience wonderfnlly.-[ Awora
Standard.
We can. He WILL BE ELECTED. MAY the
Lord forgive us)--Mad Banner.
Pshaw!-the above is no whar. He DIDN'T
FAINT! Fork that fifty overl-[ Decatur Press
Not so fast gentlemen! He did scrite letter
TO Mr.. Robert G. Scott endorsing the Fugitive
Slave Law, and he didn't DENoUNcE Slavery,
and say that no one ABHoRRED it more than he,
and TWO HORSES ,cere shot Under him, as he
CALAMITY led the brigade to the charge. There.
put the three together and send on the
money.-Mobae 1Adr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-08-09

ANGUS MckAsKI. the Nova Scotia Giant
is now exhibiting his PoIyphernian proportion.
at the Masonic Hall. He is probably the
best specimen Of Giant now estant--bciue
nearly eigh, feet high and large according
though less than twenty years of age. He is /.
promising hoy, Angus is.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-08-09
The Richmond Republican saws:

The Line of Telegraph wires from this
place to Lynchburg. crossed 18th street be-
low our Office yesterday. and will doubtless be
ready for operation in few days. The i'm
Provemen, willbring Lynchburg within speak
ing distance of the capital. and mast prove a
great convenience l., the business portion of her
community.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-08-09

IMMIGRATIoN.-The total immigration to
this country for the seven months Of the pre-.
sent year has been l79,O51, while during the
corresponding months of 1851 the number was
but 1850, SO that notwithstanding the at
fractions OF Australia. the immigration from
Europe to this country. is still on the increase.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-08-09

Mr.. r J. TURNER'S Musical ENTERTAIN
MENTs at the Masonic Hall have given unmin-
gled delight to those IS io have attended ihen
Mr.. I. has one Of the richest and 7.ost n,eio
dious voices to which we have ever listened
The Piano accompaniment IS conducted with
much taste and skill.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-08-09

MUSICAL. The Journal of Commerce saws
the eminent vocalist, Madame Sontag. will sail
from Liverpool for New York August 18th,
and as she comes in Collins steamer, NAV be
expected there about ten days thereafter. Her
advent is anticipated with much interest in this
country. for she has earned the reputation of
being the best female singer in Europe long
before Jenny Lind ever sang; and it is said by
those who have heard her recently in London,
where she is at present performing farwell
engagement at the Queens Opera House, that
the power and sweetness of her voice are in
no wise impaired BY time. and that she adds to
her professional accomplishments the universal.
" apprecia,edlquali,iesl of charming woman.
She is to sing in America only in the Concert
Room. and will probably make her FIRST appear.
ance at Castle Garden about the 18th of
September.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-08-09

ROANOKE BEACoN.-Mr J. ". Shields has
retired from the associate management of the
Beacon. published at Salem, Va. VIM. NJ.
Cook. Esq. for some years member of the
Legislature. has taken charge Of the editorial
department Of the paper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-08-09

We learn from the Republican of 2nI inst,
that Eat the close Of the war he Gen. PIERCE
was the first to resign his commission" -
Les, the Republican should fail to make it ap-
pear that General Pierce was The first 10 re.
sign. we can inform it,that he took this momen-
'ous step before The close Of the war-wi,hout
however. any detrimcn, to the service, that
we ever heard Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-08-09

We like the spirit and tenor ofthe extract be-
low, from the N Orleans Republic. 1t sounds
right, and " i'll be echoed from one corner of
the Union to the other:
/ An IRIsHMAN's THIDurE To GEN. Scorr.-
At large and enthusiastic ratification meeting
in Cincinnati Mr. Gibbons, an Iri.hmsn. " as
one of the speakers. He SPOKE with Irish fer
vor. and &; We his reasons for supporting Scott
and Graham in preference to ,hs nominees of
the Democratic party. so called. Scott though
| a staunch Protestant was a Catholic man
| Catholic. in that his soul was ,ge enough to
| tolerate every form Of honestly entertained
religions belief. Applause and cries of ''snre,
and amt we all going for hint" When the cor
rupt and prejudiced English Government
would, with characteristic cowardice in crush
in. fallen foe, have shot the Irish prisoners
taken in the last war with that country. Gen.
Scott stood up on the quarterback Of an English
man-of-war-dye mind that boysl -onan Eng
Hsh man-of arar-and told the epauletted hire
lngs ofiha damnable government that. for esery
lrishman shot.an Englishman should KISS Tic
dust! Enthusiastic and long continued cheers
for Scott That dauntless hearing saved my
codntrym And canl forget the ma snanimous
conduct ofthe conqueror Of Mexico, " no secu
red to a vanquished people all the rights OF
property. and more than all this. all the rights
and privileges offree and unrestricted worship!
Never! Gentlemen, my father Tough, un
der Gen. Scott on the battle field and if i,
please God, am going to fight for him in this
political campaign. (Cheers)
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-08-09
$3.SSO.S7S

$3.SS0.S7S
Showing further economy Of $3.50 1878
by the Wing Administration inone year, which,
If continued at the same ratio for the next fis-
cal year. and for the four years of Gen. SCOTS
administration. would, at the end of his
term. reduce the annual expenditure to about
S25.0O0,000.
We are fully awaretha, ii is not safe to make
statements for the future on this basis. where
so many contingencies may occur to mar the
calculations, though we think that our estimate
would come much nearer the mark than some
OF the prophecies put forw ard officially under
Mr.. Folks administration as regards the fiscal
concerns of the Nation, and particularly those
in connexion with the probable results of the
Tariff of 1876.
In Mr. Secretary Walkers Annual Repor,
TO Congress in l847, he refers to the Table &C.
annexed TO it for the probable increased ex.
ports of domestic productions under a system
oflow duties. for which he gives the following
figures. viz;
In lS4S. .-.-...-...S2 1929, S9S, $50
1919. 329 $50 993
1850 Observation-Disclosures ASS, AIS, 056
The actual result as shown by official docu-
men,s is that the ex ports of domestic proIuc-
tons were:
In 1s4S. 1912, 9O4.121
1S49. 49,, 666 ,955
1850. ..l36 GAG, 922
We sincerely trust that We shall not err to
the same relative extent as the above in our
estimates of the probable reduction Of the Ma
tional expenses under the present and ensuing
Wing Administrators.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-08-09

A queer looking customer inserted his head
into an auction store. and looking gravely at
the knight Of the hammer" inquired,
'Can bid, sir."
"Cersainly." replied the auctioneer, "you can
bid"
"Well. them" said the wsg. walking off.
II bid You good night
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-08-09
b. H. SHEPARD. F. X. ZoLLIcoFFER
f. p. MCGINTY. Committee

The Louis. lille Journal says Of General
PIERCE: He started in politics, as John Q
Adams man and used his Influence against
General Jackson and the Democracy Thi-
may be rather startling intelligence to some OF
the Democrats, but the authority for ii is no
less parsonage than Isaac Hil who. for more
than quarter Off century and ill the time of
his death. bore the Democracy of New llamp-
shire upon his strong broad shoulders. The
following paragraph is taken by the Hartford
Courrant from the New Hampshire Patriot, of
1912. Of which Isaac Hill was the Editor
"Frank Pierce commenced law business a
bout the ear 1926. and boarded with his IA
Their in Hillsborough. In that year he made
| the old gentleman SO far non -committal that Iii.
name was then used as dscountenancing the
senior editor of the Patriot in his opposition
to John G. Adams; be helped and assisted the
federal lawyers OF that day to call out the
strength Of his fathers name against Andrew
Jackson. and it was not until The close of the
wear 1927 that the sterling old patriot broke
aw ay from the pcrnicious influence of his de-
generate son.
This item of Pierce's life is not given in his
recently published biography. 1t should. says
the Albany Evening Journal. be copied in the
next edition; for it is only proper that the dem
ocracy should know that in supporting Pierce
they are supporting 'degenerate SON. Who
assisted the federal lawyers of New Hamp-
shire to defeat Old Hickory. Will the odd
Guard" honor a man whose "pernicous inAu-
ence" helped to defeat Gen Jackson when he
first ran for the Presidency!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-08-09

The Republican Of the End inst either says
itself, or makes Mr.. Goode, of Bedford. say :
"Scan his every vote while member Of the
House Of Representatives and Senate, and the
name Of Franklin Pierce will be found uniform
ly recorded in favor of sustaining the consti,u
tional rights of the South"
What does the Republican think Of his vote
refusing to citizen of Virginia. who had re-
moved int" the District Of Columbia permits
sion to bring there two family Servants Is
that Mr. Goodies and the Republicans idea
Of the way the constitutional rights of the
South should be sustained Let US hear from
you gentleman.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-30
MEDICAL.
nALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.

nALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
~ THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENuTNE-No Compound has
As
BY s application to new remarkable
almost every aent to which frame Of man subject Let
81 @s
% s
~hsa satse sHs S @
the ne ia' S
eona. with sny medicines that may be taken internally
en
from all parta Of the country.
PILES.
not s sT ss pS h84RAoT f1a
IJShp Williams, Hamilton county and City Of cas
that have troubled with the PILES for Shout
4red dollars but TO purpose lcOntinued worse Ms@n,s
h the ans ta
of this precious my cure. These faetsl
willing 70 affirm to- should make the statement Of an old
Cincinnati. 4th month. 1917.
ERYsIPELAs.
dies make the disease disappear little but Owen
oS I M ns p s s.s
effects thorough
sny M under t the mos, with ID
with large nmp the of hns' protru angs bois
a s5
%Gsa Sarnnv w a co M the
In this misery onged for DEATH and expected overy when
TRY DALLEY's PAIN ExTRACTd
shs to my bed boz and applied some to s tSs felt m
noa
ihs a ns 'ss % o Dr.
being now as strong ever and have been M sPss ssy
This cerfe that DAIEYs PAIN ESRAcTG has been used in
s assS yiTS
sdded to the very rsspseta6e tasts
~ ssss as he s''
Buffalo N. Y.
oosTIvENEss; OR, CONSIDERATIONS THE IowELs.
THE PAN EXTRACTOR The sss IT. and %o nS Gsan re-
ali the old Persons have
,s Iss Ss sR@e
suit viii &ways GLOW thorough .As Extractor The
bowels when they are Let the harm
SORE NIPPEs.
We know and do hea@'s to say that the ONT
nSys M g' tbs cng
| one of our Agents:
This will certify that we have u DALLEy's MAGICAL PAIN
s9l %5S s ess '''
| Albany, April, 1876. Con,, hAkf MOORE.
hereby certify that haven afflicted with an nvesrate Fever
Sore years lat nave eh nearly hve hundred
dollars employing III purchasing medicines that
but to until
sort hesri of and tried ATf'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
when to nv great SURPRISE had whole
hed, and have nothing OF 1t
bfEDUCh DAVIS.
Henrietta, Monroe COUNT ~ May b. 1913.
GIFTS lUNps AND SORES.
The affects f EXTRACTOR truly wonderful so quickly
does all painsa ore nl Hea! the INJURY NO SCAR
REMAINS Its sueee heahs Old sote OF long standing lie TN
Parnlesd. = 49, -,
Dear S,-Ahoat .ek since while working my trade cut nv
foot in y.rr Ind The whole en-
tered s ION Of nv below the nstep. The began to
iufame, coutn 70 Nv pii ocir tneh alarmed used
British OIL lcu MYTH aha several adhesive pastera, but all to
no purpose. 1 tn g'' 1oH 'ue use VI
| DALLBS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
and lees than the pam and Inflammation began ubaie
| I csn ronf1y recommend DALLEYs MAGICAL PAIN Elk.
TRACTOR superior to any thing have o-
| -,nyns nni, Inflammation.
lam pentsr by trade, and shall willing TESTIFY to the
virtues OF ve al all times when necessary franklin
Avenue att ISL where can give any information desired
. Eouru, truly, JEFFERSON NJ. BISHOP.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-30

- HE 7 Tl.ItADI sENINhh1,
Miss AUGUSTA NJ KENT Pn pal Mas f. H. KENT Teacher
Lasie ee IN successful thu High School Mhaeds
be educated each oher. Forty
here The location of this Institution the best and delightful
The Sea Coast between NesOrleans Mobile.
tothe undersigned, Postmaster High School, MI
SIN KENT SUPERINTENDENT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-30
TO PROPERTY OWNERS.
Rridqeecntes' Paint,

FOR WOOD, BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS, STEAMBOATS,
SHIPS, RAILROAD CARS, DEPoTs AND ALL OUT
DOOR WORK, ALSO FOR ALL KINDS OF
RoNwoRK, ABOVE AND
UNDER WATER.
public respectfully called to Ike following
Of BRIDGEwATER PAINT
unnecessary HIT MONTHS
in the South the character of the Paint firmly ESTABLISHED and
the public FIRE AND WEATHER PRO-
TEcToR EVER DISCOVERED.
CERTIFICATE OF hso. F. MILLER, OF ATTAKAPAs
nn ing B ai
*
surface ~bieh has proved sntifsy inpsSioas
Newosrs A,,aapa. s siassR 49, 1884, '0AN 'AS
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST CLAIR THoMAssoN
OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA.
% Il
1 ssa & SUI ny t so
Ssworlssn December g. !ssi 0' '''lA''0N
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, OF
TOWBOAT PORPoIsE.
Ihsys used TIE BRIDGEwATEE PAINT for which Msas G. G.
R 81 npa h ss hs Nd
weeks became PERFECT SLATE and am sats
@ @ NJ s1 Up
forth IN s So Sfh VIVA BROWN Captain Of
NeworlsanB, December l, 1851.
CERTIFICATE OF THE MANAGERS AND AGENTS
OF LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co.
Having had the LOUISIANA DRY DOCK painted with the BRIDGE
pAM anS its merits fy concur
q Ne RoRRosE We ohcsuly said PAiNT ST.
tsgusd, HUGHES vAILErr Il THOMAS,
Up. WHITNEY 4 Co.s D''A iA'u'
Agents Louisiana Dry Dock Co.
CERTIFICATE OF JOSEPH BENSON, PAINTER
BRrDEwA1ER PAINT for the past i've mcnthE
an and n In
aEs s A Gl M nsasi 5 IF kR
hss svs ss sa DTa m All
s qualities vt
New orean6, February 9, 1884, Isl Camp street.
UNDERWRITERS, CERTIFICATE.
~ % f sgrsgs s do s h
will all tes give those Gre risks preference
tssnsd) L MATTHEW'S Agent Sun Mutual Company.
Es o & bPSA hs.e. ssnsls fss a paA
io sSgIfg F5s,@eP Pi sps a.as
tn; IAFEYRE, Prs.idsa. Ss~o!lss asn'
SAINT F. Hsfo 5,2 2s i DsfsSa1e a,ass
In addonto the above the nerou.
certificates from equally respectable ras on app
cation at their Office which those Capa n B. Robbins
of ship Leodes Captain VIM Cults of ship Charles Cooper
Cuum Assistant Engineer NewYor and Erie Railroad
Col g. H Tacott NewYok AraenAl R. s. Smith, Leu.eran. and
auartemaster United States Military Academy West Point
Lee late Superintendent now Secretary the Hudson
Company, ETC., u. G. BoGERT CO., 10 Camp street.
the States Lonlana Mississippi Alabama
sUB-AGENTs IN NEW ORLEANS.
Messrs. STARK, DAY, STAUFFER Il CO.
Messrs. PFSIESTLY Il BEN.
RIessrs. ]. WATERMAN 4 co.
JOHN STROUD l. co.
R. RICHARDS.
+, MACPHERSON No 90 Camp street.
AT M0BILE-JAMEs G. WHITAKER.
FlCKSBURG--BYRSE&A ANDERSON.
GALVESTOS-J0NES & UFFERD.
BATON ROUGE-LEYf KELLuM.
ATTAKAPAS-C. B. G. WHILDEN. apps RAWtf
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@TAGG s. SHAY'S HAMS-Constantly re-
~ eeyiag sale by
r. ]. HART Il CO., 10 TchoupitOulas street,
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENT-Let every body
~ READ IT.
NO. l.
R. r. R.
RADHr4Y'S READY RELIEF
IL THE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EVER REcoR OED IN THE
MEDICAL HISTORY OF THE WORLD THAT HAS STOPPED
THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS IN FEW SECONDS.
It will stop THE MOST SEVERE PAINS IN FIVE MINUTES OR
NJ fIf Si' Bou IN n Il
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL.
Il falls in giving instant the tont
TO THE SICK AND o1 PA MS OF NEW
wiz IL or &c Join ss #a s5 IL 9Pg gn i
FR FIJI Il ~
IT HAS CURED,
IN NINETY CASES OFT OF A HUNDRED,
kkE EGRAAaIA N 6 6sg u 63ERs.
P p[ASEHGA II 6IFTE 5ESoM MINUTES.
SCR sFh4 HEApAonr h FIFE EEFg NS SsSrEs.
S STILL hzXSs n n E EEyH Ss 3TgTEs
f fSsEu T5R9AT N n 6 5SEf ho s5NurEs
c SFsA MoG5 o S SI S sTS 5RSS BgEH
TG t gf RELIEF si5 VIII ns Tsss s5s IRE p.
SICK HEADACHE.
n EHE Ts fE0e T MoSG Ds
attacks 1t viii and seten the stomach and neutrsze
PREVENTION
roi1ssh and The u and q hary u
IN BATHING.
Mix Tablespoonful OF R. R. with Bowl Water, battle
Head Neck and Temples wash the Face Hands other the
prevent disease aud sekness headache and bt3usnosa.
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
PASFG f:s' Sa 10 mott S a few
the mOat distressing discharges and will speedily
NEURALGIA.
tSrgrI
huence the sharp darling of pain this cruel complaint
salons ssT s asss IL e e a
@ y RpY ri @ tRe
a hs nSrEoni h supply the nerves with
RHEUMATISM
PAINS RELIEVED nv FIVE MINUTES.
RAILWAYS READY stop severe and ezcruciating
Who month"; We're confined their beds BY Rheumatic Fans
bones were qnoan top to to- wos op distorted with
the RADWAY's READY RELIEF. rhs the truth, and
United States the truth ths
Of iS a o TO nms
Town the unon for the last four have tested themselves.
CHILL FEVER
CHILLs STOPPED IN Il FRR HINUTES-PALN RELIEVED
INSTANTLY.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF like charm in ali
with health and strength and secretion sy
PAINS OF ALL KINDS.
Whenever you pain apply RAILWAYS RELIEF it ia
.ss ssSy IL Esy os e hEs x
READY RELIEF Ter internally applied externally viii in
A''" k1pAS Co. isa Futon Street. NewYos
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
JOHN wRIeHI'& CO., 15l Chartres street, Neworleans
W General Agent who will supply dealers in the "Ounry Rad
way K Co.'s prices
LARGE BOTTLES 90
MEDIUM 50
~ oRRssoN Magazine street, and By
AK Tor R, r. R., Or RAILWAYS READY RELIEF mh21ly.w
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THIRD DISTRICT COUNT b. BAYET DR.. j. DUPAS.-Sccond
OF Nkwt)BLE4ys uc. Court OF New0rleans-No jl3s,..
PROSPER LEBLASC DR. j. DUPAS AND ]. LLAD0, p f.
in favor widow and Of Mark Thomas lrotch No, 1881.
DY VIRTUE a writ of seizure and sale and
- Of p a4 both to me directed by the lonoah" said
District Courts OF Nan in the above entitled viii pro-
10 nj multi ncton, the RotunAn Of the City Exchange St.
street lhres and Royal streets, MONDAY, July
ls5l, Mt IL O'clock Y, =, ,,,,, T.. ,r,,r,-,,,.
The following ma sLaF tn-wt; GRIFFIN Mnatto ngsd
nineteen years; Fta Nsgo " oman aged hy-0nr Years and
her three ehdref H. aged seventeen years. LOUISA,
aged fifteen year tha LUIS thirteen years.
Seized in The we suit. - -
Terms cash ore spot. - JAMES I. rREREi,
ic4 4Q.ivs Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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MEDICAL.
GENUINE MEDICINE FARMHOUSE. No

~ 15l OHARTR les EET-J. WIGHT CO. having
to stand unryaled their business
with the propeo agents all henune popular Patent d
cines throughout the Uud Saea fp them constantly supp
with fresh ample
prices By this ne offer the inspect
opuchaars the
any other city, Having had many the purchase
sale Of Patent Meacne they have ncqu facilities conducting this
particular department iberaae
PPy ss aa1 at 80 that the
se or retail At geiI establishment III be full
ALL GENuiNEP PATENT MEDICINE The following comprises
OF ther assortment and be flushed aers
at from twenty to twenty-five per pe