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ogNswonlsAss. DER PARK =. No. 4i.o .''',>'-''
by VIRTUE of writ of seizure and sale to
me directed by the Honorable the Third
Orleans in the above entitled cause, will proceed public
suction, the I'ounda Of the Exchange
Charities and Royal sreet TUESDAY, June - 1852 10
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND together all the BUILD
SGS and thereon, situate aabong Mary
Municipality No Two
drawn by q mpe Surveyor the January 1895
EACH American measure thirty
sue OF Circus aee between Pos and Hcva Streets and extending
Depth between parallel lines
bounded on the side next to oydas street By lots
shannon. ' ee " 49, -
Which consist of STORY BRICK STORES
with FRA ME KITCHEN attached o each, 49,
Seized in the above sui
Terms eash on the spot. JAMES P. FRERET,
mys2 lel IL ~ Sheriff the of
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SHERIFFS SALE

SHERIFF'S SALE.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT HENRY T. SCOTT JOHN GIBSON
or NswORLkANs III No. $3.50.
by VIRTUE Of writ of fieri facias to me
directed by tho fionorabeih Fifth District
me above entitled saase will proceed 70 sci public
OF The City Exchange St. Louis
0yAi ss's on flnRSBAY June o. 1854 at II O'Clock
AZ uEtlN loI or GROUND situate IN the suburb St. Mary
n Guy IN the square bounded by st. Peter ST.
aa streets md DESIGNATED The tire plan drawn by "
ef ohst on the Gh day Of January deposited plan
ner one hundred apd fifteen in the Office Theodore po
@ 10 ns Guy sad lot measures iwenye feet
mo lne lon on Foyia; street twenty-five five
Inc wide m me n one hundred and eleven feet
nes IN depth on the sale line dividing from lot
hundred and fifteen feet eight inches on te side line d
ns from lot number op which sid property acquired by
ss dSsndapt from Jehn iog Of s shy Daniel
Together with all the BUILDINGS lfoV EMENS fights WAYS
And unto The sa GionRa wise
rooed, and BACK BUILDINGS, '
Seized in the above auit.
Terms enah on the spot JAMES ?. FRERET,
ms9hi 20 u % Sheriff of no pnriah nf(l rlnuna
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SELERIFF,S SALE.

EJIlEAlE
fouEis DISTRICT Counri JOSEPH FOWLER JR, JAMES Err
OF Skw9aLhass WIN AND ANDREW ERWIN. No. 1867.
kf VIRTUE of pluries writ of fieri facas
70 me directed by the Honorable the Fourth
hs above entitled cause will proceed public
u nv hetphda Of the City Exchange 81. eet
O'Clock 'A '"'s ~ i''t' a. AZ
AZ and singular thosa TWO CERTAIN OF GROUND To-
S Simf WIN s dhs ons and
leans Gate the Second forming part square com.
Ised between New iese Front Sazec and Streets
designated by the numbers fifteen
Schneider Civil Engineer under date March, s and de-
posted in the office of W. Y Lewis late city, Said
lots hitsen and sixteen aon each Other and each
tween equal AID parallel lines hundred twenty feet and
which lots heen and sixteen larger portion ground
which purchased by
before VIM T. lewis Notary, dated g6h March, 1856 -
Seized In the above suit,
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES P. FRERET,
myss jss 1875 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans,
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sHERIFFs SALE

SHERIFF'S SALE.
sEroNp DsGaIer ARTlguENAyE CAPTAIN
RY VIRTUE Of writ of feri facias to me
directed by the Honorable the Second District Court Of Newo
anH in the above entitled will public
my Warehouse, No. % Jefferson street. MONDAY a. 1851
at O'clock, NJ -
cHRoNoMErER, 6sc made by Morris Touias London
Seized in the above suit,
Terms cash the spot. JAMES p. FRERET,
je3 10 IA Sheriff Of the Parish o Orleane
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sHERJFF,S SALE

SHERIFF'S SALE.
fmnP Dss5GT oogHr WILLIAM QUAIL Va GEusEREWsKY
NY VIRTUE of a writ of tieri facias to me
directed by The Honorable th Third District Court Newor
leans in the above entitled Twill proceed sell public
On MONDAY, June H. 1852, at afPas o'clock NJ Of
the Court houSe Conde street, opposite jackson Square
ONE CAB HORSE, HARNESS, etc.
Seized in tho suit.
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES P. FRERET,
it3 10 Ia Sheriff o the Parish of
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l. PLAsTERs.
Shnrmnn's Poor Mans
Allebasis's Poor Mans
AllebasiS's India Rubber Back, v
The Improved Poor Msn'a,
Jew David's or Hebrew,
Peters Vegetable,
Ruapp's Indian,
Whites Machine Spread Strength.
ening,
Writings Strengthening,
kidd'B Imperial,
Herrick'a Royal,
LlNIMENTs.
IButler's Bone and Fever,
Barline's Lotion,
! Dayis's Horne,
Hunt'p, Hayes, seinns', Hewes'
! TOOTH PAsTE5.
Ishermau's Compound Onis Tooth,
Thompon's Aromatic Tooth,
loness Toothacbs.
LOZENGES.
SherInan's Cough, Worm Camphor,
| Chtng'S Worm,
Wlstar's Cough.
DROPS.
Solomcn's Too.haShe,
lSheunauis Teothaelle,
Williains's TootharhG.
| MISCELLANEOUS.
Thorn's Extract,
Wlneris Aresnuin Extract,
Carter's Spanish Mixture
Mothers Relisi,
Mira. Kdder'1 Cordial,
Vaughn's Dithontriptir.
Iosgood'a Indian Clnlogogue.
Hafsey'h Forest Wine,
Mrs. Haye's Dyaantery Cordial
Cullen'B Female Specific,
Cullen's iniinn Vegetable Remsdv
Rowani's Magic Lotion,
Bells Army TinetuTe,
Davis's Deparatiye Extract,
Jayne's Alternative,
Jayue's Hair Dye,
Jsyns'p Carminatiye,
Rowand's Carminatiye,
Balm Columbia,
Upham's Pila Electuary,
Jones's Chemical Soap,
Icrumpton's Balsam,
iThompson's Eye Water,
Mira. Hayes Eye Water,
Perry Davis's Pain Killer,
Jones's Hair Restorative,
Jones's Lilly White,
Beal's Hair Restorative,
Soda Powders, cologneg,
Maen Fun,
ICircassian Balm,
Balm OF Gilead,
Roby'a Hair Curling Fluid,
Bailey's Shaving Cream,
lTaylor's Shaving Cram,
knPtlpa 10 Hui, Sfin,
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3 5Y:ysJ:
k|!lSI1E9;S u iz!l;s zIsa slFli3

Choe Choern u the stomach and owel
has been used BY great numbers with
on and physicians themselves Of most
valuable remedies KNOWN because positively for
tD Sold by all the principal Drnggia United States
Z. d. BEACH, Sole Proprietor,
Apothecary Druggist
sep12 Iy5dW
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CONSTARI.Es SALE

CONSTABLE'S SALE
'' fIfIo No %. ssia bull
ny VIRTUE OF writ of feri facias to me
- directed the above entitled suit Jonte
socod Justice Of the reaca for the Parish Orleans expose
public sale TUESDAY, June 5 1884, o'clock
house, on the corner Of Poydras and Baronne str els
A LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized in the above suit. 70 Terms cash
js4 sl5 GEORGE Z. PEARSON, conatabln.
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IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY OWNERS .
Es-iS10esC0tes. Paint.

FOR WOOD, BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS, STEAMBOATS,
SHIPS RAILROAD CARS DEPICTS AND ALL OUT
DOOR WORK, ALSO FOR ALL KINDS OF
IRON WORK, ABOVE AND
UNDER WATER.
TT The the public respectfully the following
testimonials the celebrated BRIpGEwATER PAINT iii
use in the South chaactef the Paint firmly established and
now offered public the best FIRE WEATHER PRO-
TEcroR EVER DISCOVERED.
CERTIFICATE OF Jko +. MILLER, OF ATTAKApAs
In July apply Bdgewaer Mineral Paint to
CO as my s @ e. q
snS &c ias & Rn Sas ss5va
s @sf eSSs R nd has 5 ss d, to
surface which has proved entirely mperyous.
Neweeri Asa4Apns ssa March 49, 1852 JOHN T. MILLER
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST CLAIR THoMAssoN,
OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA -
Having painted the hurricane deck passenger steamer MAG
ia r sss
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN. OF
TowBOAT PoRPOIsE
ssTs s Be n B. pA for wash
gss s ss' sss s' as
asd Al ths Qualities CERTAIN
pfoIECIlON agans The eests Ct SpARRs and CNDERs
forth Il III agsp' C;realar Ai 0 the purposes set
signedl wM. BROWN, Captain Of Tcwboa. pcrpoise
Ne~orleans, December !, 1851.
r,upmrprc mn, ~ u,1r ,-.,.,,,, .>,x
OF LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co.
Having had the LOUISIANA DRY DOCK PAINTED with 1R1pcE
WATER PAINT thoroughly tested we ly
opinion with Captain CAPTAIN Brown
Of PORPOISE We cheetfny said PAINT an S
PERIOR ARTICLE. - ~ - " ~
(Sisredl HUGHES. yAIIETT A TIIONIAs
.... o. Louisiana Dock Yard
Agents Louisiana Dry Dock Co.
NewOrleans, February I, 1852.
CERTIFTCATE OF JDSEpH RENSON PAINTER
Ihs,s u,o, ~ pprprryu ATrp pA1Nr f .s 49,. e.. -,
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GM-50 cases extra Schiedam Gin, in store
"a aud for sals low,by SAMUEL WOLFF, % Camp street
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vUyHE KENTUCKY MILITARY IN.
IEW oRLE Ms and Car e., xsa aasz.EE;ss

TT EW ORLE Ns and Car fssi, xsa Eas 5sasEsfz
Depar ture of1rains. - mNepOrleaas:
Stea and every hour until
Sveiy in summer, aEa until quarter paat1 in winter.
From Gdrrolltoa:
Horse Cars ga. NJ and 10 p.
Steam Iran7 and every hour afterwards p n inclu
svely IN summer and until fpast in winter
snlo CENTS Children under u and Servants
Summer Monday
and end on the second Monday in November
LAFAYETTE LINE.
w Ihese Cars run to and from the Depot
r., ,,,,-. -. Departure Of Cars.
IN WINTER from Lafayette and TX O'Clock
Depot Is Batonne street .......7, and 81
'HS"''i'' 'oh and
.s ,,,, Depot lS Baonne street 81, ~ andS
O'Clock $500 $3.50 wy ~ ~ ~
Then at s% Q, 10 and II P. NJ, from the Depot.
AM s3s ~ and l0H P. NJ. from Lafayette,
FAnE-i0 cents Children under IL years, half price,
GS Noa-speeal Night Cars for PARTIES Balls Meetings. sup
p''ea "heh required mh3l ly
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BROUGHT to the Police Prison Of Firstem

JOHN, Black about twenty years
na ndhss llgh aa,s he belongs TO Mr. harrington ~
hiyh; gays he belongs to Mr. Darlington
MILTON, dark 5r DID, feet high saws he
belonga 10 Mr.. Iaange.S -
Black about axiyeght years old, ncs
high; she belongs to Mr.. IieAA. ' r.
she belongs 10 Ms Smith, - =
The owners will please comply with the law respecting them
No,vo,o.r. ,u,., ,es. j. WoRisAfL, Warden.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, H. tlPAUILNE COJLoN III
SECOND DISTRICT CouRr KNOXVILLE WIFE
L T. CtALoN va HER HUSBAND. =. No. SSH.
grSHlS CASE having been submitted by con-
Il Of parties considering being
satisfied from his evidence thousand enc
hundred and plsint suecessiors
OF deceased mother OF her
respects fully mads out - w il ~ '
II ordered that separation of pouttv tno
place. and that the plaintiff The sun Of
eleven hundred and eightlwo dollars with legal
llt OF May 1852, the day judicial demand, paid costs
the mortgage granted BY law married recovery
their pnfHphGranl rights. ~ -
slain to The furniture and linen the
Judgment rendered May u.s. 1862 Judgment fgned May 1884,
lSigned( J. N. LEA, Judge
q true copy; A. y NILLRns, py Clerk je3 Is % jy2s
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H,oOpER,s WE'LL Kinds County Mice .,.,,

a fUUPER'S WE'LL, Kinds County, Miss NA.sEssNS
capital s nns Thirteen s ss Nth hs %
Raymond within four miles of Well are in readiness
TO convey passenger the Well.
This celebrated Watering Place all the
the reception of visitors The adapted
Dyarhen Dyspepsia Dopsy Gravel Diabetes Bronchitis chorosis
and general debility In of Consumption
TERMS.
Boarding and Lodging to The LIST juno. per week.
- 1st September. .............l0 =.
nv, 1NMAN WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
me water can be had five gallon demons half
Rn bottles BY the DOZEN boxed up at Messrs G. Ma Co.'S
Having mnde arrangements with the Physicians Well,
eazy kennon advice will be given TO cooed nvads
proper using the diet
dred when and will charge
o S1O - $3.50 - e ~ 1890 ~
The Water be had by the five gallon demon
pint bottle, boxed Cutcheons Washington street Viek
burg. mys 3mW
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA, lIpAULINE con
sfcospE CeuE DE pIsrRIcI ELLEORLEANs Hon JUON
VILE We SON MARI. No. B5ia.
sETTE AFFAIRE ayant etc sounlise par
ssn.snment DIES parties ct ia cou eosdant les plnidoes
y Giant les eognages
eax piastrcs portion pagnane les
DC CT seu tar a6
eat pleneflebi d1Monisee-- s5'7 - - '4fN'N'
cay ofaonn adugs ct hderea lune u
ae n paignanie reeoaFre du dedur
msttenr pasres niers legal 1852 jour do
ieinande niciAe 1uqna parl pament % 81 hvpo
tlroits paraphernarx. W s
La reclamation do Ia agnsne aux neuhles ct an lpre
lui touveD dams cr Residence pas ga
Dies rreuves Bufis.nes reietee. mo-
Judgement rcntu 10 20 mai 1851 Judgement 1852
loigneI j. N. LEA, Jugc
A.J- ainA
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

Tane pisrnlcr couRriJB BAYET DR. DupAssecond
NswDRLKASs District Court Of Newtrleans--No bl3s
PROSPER LEBLANC VI DR. j. DupAS AND j. LLApo pl &. ia
Thcnaa subrogsted No. SsS1
RY VIRTUE of writ of seizure and sale and
p writ Of eri % both directed BY the Honorable said
District NewO-lAans entitled will
sell 1T public auction the City Exchange
Louis and Royal Streets MONDAY July
1852, at 70 DC eck NJ
The following SLAVES towit: GRIFFIN Mua'o aged
her aged seventeen years. LOUISA,
aged fifteen years, LOUIS, thirteen years. aI.5 81
Seized in the above suit
Terms cashon the spot JAMES P. FRERET,
jed ID siy5 l3 ~ Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
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BROUGHT to the Police Prison of the q

HG First Distrc--4 SA
CHARLES, muao about 10 years old, AZ inches 00
bisa says he bslonga TO Mr. Gurpy, 70 EkS
& i sas aboH, years old feet y inch high;
. MARiA eae about 80 ys1a old high spys sho
abe belongs 10 Mir. Ayerno. ' ' 800 : ' "'s"' s's'
- wight grf about 30 old high
aI eset itgn sye .nys he belongs to Mr. Woodruff
longs to Mr.. Mclean. 49, - nNAN' ns"' says NC oe
fhs Owners will please comply respecting tlcu
Neworeans, May y 1884 d "ofAh, ~ M ia,
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M MISSISSIPPI SPRINGS.-The under Aszas
4yk signed have leased the MISSISSIPPI SPRINGS sW
term Of years The establishment undergoing thorough
are being made for the reception Of
GLATRAY late of the Lake Providence Hotel whose reputation as
Landlord not inferior No spared
render desirable retreat The Waters are
too well known TO need comment.
These situated in Kinds county Miss miles West
Raymond, and two and half North Cooper's Well. -
HACKS ayvaysi readiness
the Railroad Depots Jackson, Clinton RAYMOND -
RATES OF BOARD PER MONTH. $40 On
- - WEEK. 10 90
mh14 W.T. SANFORD 4 wilson w
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UyrEp STATES DisrRIcT couRr HEwES and PETER
EASTERN DsTRIcT Louss W. WILLIAMS STEAMBOAT
EUROPA. No. 6s07.
I'm OBEDIENCE to the command of nm Adj

CUSTOai-IOUSE, NEW ORLEANS.
CoLLEcToRs OFFICE, May 20, 1851
@sEALED PROPOSALS will be received until
NJ the 26t June, for the supply STATIONERY BLANKS
That DC required this oae for the year commencing
of July, 1852, and ending the Both day of June 1858
All of the articles 10 be furnished work 10 be
be OF the best quality and done the best
Of the Collector.
Bonds with security 70 be BY the person persons
contracting Samples the articles
Office [ms26 1aw4w1 GEO. c. LAWRAS0N, Collector.
A LII PERSONS having claims against the
IA PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF THE SECOND DISTRICT are invited
10 the tothe audt)
through the Secretary Of the Board VICTOR WILTZ
JED 3nl5d Chairman Of the Finance and
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MARIE DE LA NILE-oRLEANs 81 MAJ 1859.
y En- yertu dc la resolution ci-dessus, avis
est present donn6 BoSEYAL BENT encs
y u Bonrse St Louis ss p 1881 midi les dax escavea
sus-nomnes E|r Conditions, compliant.
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fONDUlT aux epaves du Premier Dis o.
Paydras Of Heyia- ' '- 80
IN cIiEvAL FoNe ssant sele pas BRIDE dnv,ron
- mains de hnuten syart 'front.' queue ct
sans fern ssiofs. - ~f 'i
Nest ps recnme dci "a sfEDI is JUN, jour
~ " nem ouhalr par Ihos j. Spear, special
3 nlyoi sutod IL FoRNo, Cap. Ter District
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.
SECOND JusrIexs GouRrP. IRWIN vs. MARY DEFIouNDERs
by VIRTUE Of writ of feri facias to me
directed in the above entitled suit By The Honorable JOn
sale SATURDAY June 49, 1852, at y O'clock
Roydras and ST. John Streets quantity Of HOUSEHOLD FuRN
TURE, seized in the above suit Terms cash.
ie3 stinlod F GEORGE F. PEARSON. Constable.
CONSTABLE'S SALE.
SECOND JusrcE's CouRr p JACKSON j. P. wADDELL
PARIsu OF ORLEANS No. l4,OSl.
by VIRTUE of writ of fieri facias to me
directed in the shove entitled suit BY The Honorable " Jon
public sale SATURDAY June 19 1885, 19 O'Clock my
Baonne and Poydas Streets lot of OFFICE
FURNITURE seized in the above suit. Terms cash.
ies Sin1od GEORGE F. PEARSON Constable.
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RkOUdHT to the Pound, First Dis a.
between Poydrns and Heyia streets ~ ~ s'''-<-&-e-A
CHESTNUT HORSE saddle no br,lo .ont 10 hand, tr,
ie specs on tie face and tall sore back branded IN
The right shoaider, shod i w '' D'"nd'h ' - On
40, samed BY juno he bs sOd that day. at
ne nsiAa place by ThosJ Spear Special Anctonoe
& iny5l 5fiiDd = f.unan F;,s, Dy,,;,,
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BROUGHT to the Police Prison, Firstst
~ District ND
DANIEL Black about yoaa oil five feet fan, a
hall inches highs saye he belongs 10 Mr.. Hoa Nss
BOB Black, ABOUT twenty old, four eleven md hsr
niss hn na scar on ms iorehead says he belongs isar
The owners will plsasc comply with the respecting them
Esworlaans, May q, 1852. ny.i " iswsw
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CoMPTRnILEnS OFFICE, ANS May ~ 1852.
~ In accordance with the foregoing reso-
aien aosire hereby that 18th next
IL o'closk in Office will audicats the above contract.
a. UrH
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ID Distrct-3 TSS
llTTLEIoN black, about years DID, feet, nehesS
hgh says he belongs Mr. ny
JOSEPH black, years old fest ues high has an,
petwsen tho eyesi says he belongs Mi. AicC;ill
oS Il, g about % old, feet 81 inches high he
The owners will please comply the law respecting them
Ns,,o.,s.,, ~, ~. 49,. J. WoRRALL, Warden
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fornobt NJ moro ,;,, September H. lSi5
pa b = common remedies paegorc
Cherry and Tar relieved doses and OF
snnrely cured me- Ny mother who troubled will oot
bad as b o days pact and her cough not half So
r Sold vbo,os.,. 49,, THOMAS MTILAR IL Race stres,
and s and retail by the Agents for s
s'' .. WRIGHT CO., Isl Chartres at NevCeans 'a'u
a lnrda,s
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ar. DAVIS'S SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
- AND TARB Offering 70 The public his valuable
append few notices of the character and efficacy
distribution at the agency which
be that Dr. b. praeing physician
years. standing graduate OF the University of Pennsylvania.
FROM Mn. JOHN D. MORGAN. Druggist.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-13
METUoDIgT ALMANAC.

lust PUBLIsHED-The Almanac for 1858 " nov ready
J It Is handsonsly printed, good paper embelsbsd
With numerous engran and altogether got In an at
tractye style In addition 10 the usual matter Of alma
nae contains the stststics Of The NJ ChurchPlsn o
Episcopal Valuations for 1s63-Bichops Of NJ v. Church
With their residences 6csummary Of the Missions Of the
NJ r. Church-Tabes Of Colleges and semnaries-Sunday
School Union statistcsBook Conoernsstistics OF the
T. Church. OF the British Wesleyan Methodist Church
Primitive Methodist Church. Wesleyen Church In Cauads
81 r. Church In Cansds: African NJ u. Chuich; Principal
American Bible Society Government Of the United States
including list OF the Iembers Of the Senate and House
satscs Of the Population, Manufactures
hgcuture Rsroed &c of the several Ststee and Terri
tories-Populson Of Principal Cities and Tewns-Pop
ation of other Countries and CtiesNsvgaon and Com
nterce the United States &c. &C. IL contains also va
risty Of good reading matter IN prose and verse.
son rs GRAY & BALLANTYNE, Tth a..
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-13
DinLomnfic or Cml Serp,ces.

Nothing can be shalloWer than the out cry-s
mere PARTY trick-with which this country has
rung for twenty eight years about military
chieftans,o as unfit for the Presidency, as suoh
IL should, In eaob instance, have been only
question whether particular general, and not
whether every general, would or would no, make
good President Some would, some would not
This question 80 idly treated among us, has been
ably set forth Of late in England by Roebuck, IN
his Political History Of Parties down TO the
passage Of the Reform Bill We have only TO
substitute The names Of Scott and Mexico, for
those of Wellington and Spain, in order TO see
the unsnswersble jusiness Of the following pas
sage
No man can be great soldier unless he pos
cess great administrative talent and this talent Is
more likely TO be brought forth and fostered by
the business Of war than by the management Of
cases at Nisi Prius, yet because Of the habit Of
speaking, the lawyer is deemed capable Of govern.
| ing, while the soldier, whose life Is spent IN
action and not In talk, s considered unversed IN
| what are called the civil affairs Of State. The
training Of the Duke Of Wellington was, how
ever, Of much higher character than any which
ordinary statesmen, or soldiers, or lawyers, can
hope 10 enjoy In India, and Spain, ana For.u' y.
| Ral he led armies, and he governed nsuons 10
feed his armies and to keep the people for whom
he WAS nominaily engaged obedient and favorable
a. Ma oauao he wac Obliged TO bring into action ell
those great qualities Of mind which are needed
for the practical government OF mankind Every
,str,cste question Of finance the various aud per
nis,jna operations Of trade, the effects OF every
lnstitufiop, commercial, political, Of law and ad
ministration-all had TO be undersood, weighed,
watched, and applied, while be led the armies Of
England, and, In fact, governed the people OF
Spsin and Portugal The vast combination
needed for his great campaigns made him familiar
with every operation Of government and the
peculiar relation in which he stood to the people
Of Spain and Portugal and their various rulers
called into action every faculty Of his mind, and
made him profoundly skilled In the difficult art
Of leading and controlling mcn Of all classes and
OF all charactersn-i Al, A..
! OF the same thing, Playfsir, in his British
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-13
r. II. b. No. 3.
RhnwAy,s REGULATOnEi


MILD AND PLEASANT IN THEIR OPERATION.
To rogslats the Bowels and cleanse the system from su
PUTRID AND ACRIMONIOUS HUM0Rs.
Good at all times. Timo Five Hours.
Small Doses Regulate. Large Doses Purge.
Taken in Dosa fyo.. One @ Eight
Indigestion, Constpstion OF the Bowels,
Sour Stomach, Heart Burn,
Measles Smallpox,
Liver Complaint Kidney Complaint
PEyERs OF ALL KINDS.
Typhoid, Pneumonia Scarlet Typhus, Yellow, and Bilow
And, in all cases whore the system out Of order
sdocs Of tho Regulators will Regulate
the Bowels, give Tone and Energy
10 the Liver, and Restore the Natural Health.
Three Regulators Is ordinary dose, and will empty the
bowels Of their refuse matter in few hourt.
l They cleanse the stomach from AID rd or diseased
humors, and leave sweet clean pure, and healthy
d. They produce upon the skin free perspraton, open
the pores and give regular and healthy action the skin
Sd They purge from the sn the oreons the bowels
the stomach and every function In tho sysem all morbid
and unhealthy humors.
required and general operation of the bowels
FIVE TO EIGHT REGULATORS
will produce the most beneficial effects In all Fevers
Scarlet, Typhus, and Boustaks from one 10 three Reg
ustors every hour until free aud powerful evacuation Is
produced.
Railways Regulators are pure safe quick powerful but
mild and plenss Mt In their operation.
Price Of Railways Regulators rs cents per box, contain
ing 90 Regulators.
AUTHORIZED lersrs
". sTABIgR a CO., Baltimore, Nd.
CHAE. ST0iT CO.. Washington.
j. n. CALLAN, Washington
w IT. GILMAN, Washington.
II. s. r. ClSSELL, Georgetown, d. G.
COOK PEEL, Alexandria, Va.
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