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r. r. r.
Railways Ready Remedies,

RE prepared to harmonic and act in unison with
IA each other. Taken separately together, they will
INSTANTLY STOP PAIN,
SPEEDILY REMOVE DISEASE, AND
QUICKLY CURE IT'S CAUSE. NO PAIN CAN
EXIST, OR DISEASE AFFLICT THE
SYSTEM,
While under their influence.
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HUDSON RIVER FIRE AND MARINE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
Office, 7bdds Building, adjoining BroWn's Hotel,
WASHINGTON CITY, D. c.,
CAPITAL S3OO,OOO1
(Au paid and securely INFESTED according to laao,
WILL insure Merchandise, Cargoes, Dwellings, House
w hold Furniture and other property anyohere IN this
District the adjoining Sds on the most favorable terms.
The public may rest assured that all losses sustained
by this company Will be literally and promptly adjusted at
their office In this city.
ISAIAH BLOOD, President.
T. 9. MORGAN, Vice President.
P.J. AVERY Secretary.
JAS. A. REoUA, Actuary.
feb7-ul SAMUEL B. HICKC0X, General Agent
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FIVE CENTS A YARD!

FIVE CENTb TAHU!
NOR the pretty FacJ pietufeFrame and Lookinggass
I, Paper, at WnfIRs
Crate Aprons hand at reduced prices, and
q few quires of Ceiling Paper
Boxwood for sale low, and variety Of Glass
Inkstands and Writing Ink.
GOLD PENS, Pencils, Penknives, Tooth-brushes, Hat
brushes rtemonnaies Tallyo Razors Shaving Soaps
German Cologne Coathoo Hathooks, Tweezers, French
Paste Backing, Blacking Brushes &c, &c.
MUsIC--embracing Songs, Watzcs, Polkas, Quickseps
Quadrilles, &c.
AS- HAMPTON's VEGETABLE TINCTURE, direct from
the manufacturers, always hand and for sale at
WfMER'S Cheap Cash Stationery Store,
Sixth st.. near Louisiana avenue.
June 24--tr Wash. Sat. News
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ARROW R0oT-A very superior
ID article, just received WILLIAM 7. EVANS.
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LADIES' & GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS, SHOES, &C.
lust RECEIVED thisday from New York, manufactured
u expressly for us
Ladies' Black Cater Boots, very fine
Ladies' Light do do
Ladies' French Kid Buskins and Slippers
Indies French Morroco do do
Ladies' Morocco and Leather Boots and Buskins
Gentlemsn's Patent Leather Boots and Congress Gal
HARRIS GRIFFIN,
Penna avenue, between 9th and 10th streets,
Z June 26-tr next door TO w. Harper Co.
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10 BANKERS AND MERCHANTS.
TIRKWOOD McGILI., having received an assortment
N of type especially adapted for BANK CHECKs,
&c are prepard to fill all orders at short notice.
and on reasonable terms. @.rs
BOOK AND jon PRINTING OFFfcE,
jy0-H COR Sth and d streets.
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Barbados snd Dsnsyaya routes would be shortened.
The only way 10 shorten the stay ~ st Thomas .
TO employ mere sttSneIe ON the iDter-eoon'sl
route The direct route by 81 Thomas TO and
h.m Er gland ard Chagres will then fairly be- able
To compete win the indnest route by The Uuitsf
States, ard stand ST for tho Pacific .rale
A. Chsgrps against the almost daily arrivals and de
la,tuIsr sheIe ef American and Engish sresmers to
ard from New Yo'k, which viii shortly take place
lFrcm The Glasgow Advertiser. June ~
II has just been ammo, u ed that the steamers
Great Britain and Sarah Sands will be immediatrly
trans'eried from tho American To the Australian
tInde, the last Damed vessel having changed owl
els The only screw steamers now trading between
Liverpool and The United STATES arc those belong
Jog to Me.srs. Richardson. Brothers & Co viz, tho
City Of Glasgow and the 9 ~ OF Manchester.
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The Eject In England OF the Nomination
% GsnNrni H...ca Tor .he Pre- AL. Mcy.

rom TIE london lines. June ~
The neighiLG "a horse. tho flight Of birds, height
Of stature. strength y arm, ieugh Of beard, have
ID vsToue ages and oqRntttss served To determine
abe choice ard Gitaiiou of rulers ever mankind
BLt.Yon these eEgcoitbs IT barbarous or suOer-
zltious nations l.d -, ip az probability 10 rcsaIte
css ruddtn aud unexpected than The mOdcra ballot
box, ~ ID Is usCd ID tie United Stbtes III ti,at
s4u lar eng ~ OF popular election positively t.iD,s
shout the .ciUsion oi a the most prominent ca1-
6id9tos. gDi us necessary consequence the selcc-
ti0n IL so4lr pcrou wpOtc abilities aud Ofner acr-
Viccs Ran ljfiofto kcp him y condition Of rtlativs
UbSc0fifJ. Ibc prinGllu ~ hereditary monarchy
r. psrbogs not casy 10 bc Toeonciod with abstract
consultations 81 pure reason applied 10 the trans
Inie-iOn oi sovereignty over tree and intelligent
people. Nothing appears more simple than 70 say,
Ie such npt,On elect the w0T1hiest OF is citizens
60 rnle over its destinies aud ~ direct is policy"
1et experience shows that hereditary monarchy
Lns for some thousands u years, AID under very
didtront fhuses II civilization, prodaced less M
-sitalut3 ana anomaly than tho elective system IL
= based upon tradition. aDd justified BY experiences
but u u srli more lOreby recommended by the
startling ab-uId lies and The perpexing rssults Of
tie opposite system, applied BY certain ropu0li-
Gan States under our osn eyes. Popular election
kas just given, for instance, Louis Napoleon to
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Steam Com mu,ca.,on with the Pacific.


II was announced lately that Cunard's company
about to line Of steamers to Australia, by
way Of New York, Panama, Tahiti, and Now IeA-
land, and that the arrangements we're nearly com.
pete. Some surprise was felt a: this announcement,
on account Of such gigantic undertaking having
been bept profound secret, until the extensive
ranpemeBts necessary for carrying il into effect were
nearly completed. The scheme Of the AustIalasisa
and Pacific Steam Navigation Company started
some time since, in connection with th. West India
and Pacific Mail Steam Packet Compsuice, fell in
public estimation, In consequence OF the announce
ment. because it was considered such scheme
wonld have powerful competi sor II the scheme
OF CuDnId. II turns out, however, that the only
thing Cunard's company are going 10 DO IL 10
run lire OF steamers between New York and
CbaCres, 10 feed the Australasinn and Pacific Con
Iany's line, and to secure 0. the traffic be-
tween Central America and the United States. nov
monCpolised by the Americans. The new enter
prise of Cunard s, however, Of some Importance,
rs il viii enter into rivalry with che West India
Mail Company for passengers bound from this
Try for The Pacific, whether for California, the
southwestern coast Of Amcrica, or Australia, md
rtct rvsd. Owing TO The numerous departures from
tbagIes for New York. and from New York and Bos.
ton for Liverpool AMI Southampton, nowe reaches
England occasionally quicker from the Pacific
hy way Of New York than by way of st
Ihomas, from when place there il only con-
Rinuication with England once u furtaig chit added
20 sbch, CLEO, the Steamers for England dctan
cd ~ It Jbomns cons deIably, waiting foe inter-co-
icnisl packets. The distance Between Englqnd ani
Cbaglte via the United -tates Is about 300 miles
There sill be tran Aiyluen. nj New York, and
cnl foa3e Mt Jamaica by such q route. TIE dis
tnpcc t'weep England and Chagres wa st. Tho
mas iis 200 miles hero n transhipnen at
ST. Thomas. aud calls mad0 al santa Aagtha aai
Canhariia As far ~ distance IS considered The
advantage IS in favor Of tie st. Thomas route; bat
tlio ,unsfely the stretch Il greht between that
4 Hand ard England that IL cannot IL traver5ci 80
Eoi rttnatcly quick the shorter gtroteh between
Eow York md England. The steamers on the 81.
ihomsa Inc viii shortly, bowoyor, run the Allan
nc voyage ID thirteen Or fourteen days, and the
'~a&e between ChsgIes and 81 Thomas can bc
eatly accomplished ia four or FIVE days. What
npsi be doro, therefore, will be 70 shorten tho
waiting Tine ut 81 Thomas In month or
l"o ne 5oIls"atd steamer will wait nj st. Thomas
Tor ne MoAioap packet only two days; bit uufortu-
rasly i.w,D bago 70 wait week, if necessary, for |
ne IemofaTa steamer. II tFo steamers. instead Of
me- wee W star from - Thomps--ono TO deliver
De ulails TO al tho islands between 81 Thomas aud
5athados, and Tho other ~ tho islanls between
=. Fi4.csAt and D6moIaIa~thc tiue vscapiedoa tho
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Extraordinary Understanding Dcvelore.
ncnfs and Awful Disclosures.

Aeh,ns, an Apss,..e Tom she Roman Ca
th0Stc Church, vs.. Ms ~ man, an AlpOstAl
f.Sln ,he Pr OtessanG On nrcn.
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COURT OF QUEENS BENCH, WESTMIN STER,
Before Lord Campbell and special jury.
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DAILY CRESCENT
NINETTE.


'Tissunset. come with me. Ninette.
Ny boat is on the bay;
Come sail an hour ON yonder lake.
And list what shall say.
] will not talk Of love Ninette.
Thy face with frowns to fill
Iients break if h,fy forget.
find those forget uho ,rih
''fis folly all the idle pirate
Of singleDess in love
moon-struck poet whim, Ninette
whim as l can prove
loved thee once. and long. and we'll
Yet found thee still nnkind
Now thou mayst search all Switzerland.
freer heart to find
See yonder. from that cottage shade.
Behind the roses white
Loo kforth fair Zuricil's fairest maid.
TO watch my bark tonight
And Margaret hath kindly eye
A gentle smile. ween.
That speaks heart Of constancy.
Unselfish and serene.
But thou art very pale, Ninette.
And asthe night grows chill.
Thou tremblest-ah. fear me much
This sail will work thee ILL.,
Thou weepest-ah. Ninctte. forgive,
Twas but cruel jest:
'Tis all a falsehood as live.
Of Margaret and the rest
/ only wished thy heart to read.
Thou 1T not be angry long;
Thou blushest. hen. methinks indeed,
i scarce have Tead it wrong.
Thy GOODNESS panied me. yet deemed
Thou vert no more coquette:
Thou smilest, ah. the day is won
Thy heart s mine. Ninette
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Crystal F9unt Division No. 4, $. of T.-Mees every
THURSDAY ~ o'clock Temperance Hail. No. rs St Charles
street. Officers the ensuing D. r MIclt.L w p. D.
AicNABB, W. A. WM H. ELLt l. VASE A. X, s.; EDWARD
Rooru, F. TolIISsoS T. H. nKyhFN c. Al ANDERSON,
a, G.. ANDREW IIkRo, l. s.. +. ", PEEHf, o. s.
jams WAN H. ELLIS, RS.
Gdeon Temple of Honor No. i5-Aie very THURSDAY
EVENING hapast O'Clock al lsm4s M 20 Tehegpitoulss
the ending the Isl Df NJ WlLIIAM
Muller W G. IT, THOMAS FRsxp W V. 7. H. AlLMASp W.
r. A. b. FENcE, W. A. r.; w. DAVIS M Z. y. w
T. W. u; X. PuLLNRis w D. u G. J.
CLuLY, W. c.; B. L. RRAzFLNAN- W. s. james
Harmony division No. Is, s. OF lsEe' T. s2s rchSpF,
Officers elected the pUs4Dt HtNsH
lsK W. p; CssAn MolrRsk W A. jtMs G'SS H. s. SAsnsL
r. WM S. MouSr, Z. s.; ja CNSRlI, p; WN
MoNAS, C.; FsRsusoS, O. GAEs BAESKs s. WN
RoNpEAu, o. s.; JAMES BEGss, p, W. r.
Pelican Division 5. of T.-M.ets os,Ty WEDNESDAY
EVENING hafpss O'Clock, The hall No 20 ST Charles st
The following the list Of officers for the 9 enaag March
81, BRowS, W p Hti BssES. w A. T.. MorH,
R. S. jams H, RwIs, A. R. 81 joas peEwSsn, So War
PRosPgR CARrIEITk C.; isNEN E. BAHPY \. 1qus
Henry CLINTON o. S-,N VISITING COMMIT rEh
JoHN BRogS HrGs Poyd L.
W. q. " Aolio ni Tlis
rs SaSdr sirei Ws
Mark Hxs, T. ssasA a9
Msgnoia streets, ls4,gfsr
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certify that the foregoing copy original
tatt tls records OF my office.
whereof these under official
an SEAL at the city Ne"oreans Ibis l7th day Of February A.
1852. f. l.. LEWIS Notary Public.
% undersigned Mortgages this city mud parish
rlfph has this office in
partnerships book No. ., fol-" t-S. EMILE WILTZ.
'ryOr -hr1ury lTth t3nh
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EDUCATION.
TO RENT.

FayO LET OR LEASE-The well known kz1ass
called tho BILOXI HOUSE, Biloxi, IEEsN
Miss with accommodations Tor hundred md twenty
YAeYS, STA BLES, STEAMBOAT WHARF AND BATH HOUSES
attached apply premises, letter
JOHN ". NIXON NewOheans. Ie1o
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Com1onnt e 'o4is capital r"sus de vingcux mile pass
pagnis Harding Co. de ee vly qa
q" s 81 p ] 'Sss ea,:.
' rnis sGials a pfsdSn' nss agi ne soft autrsmen
rtssne %% s ss'i IL NJ G
i, bureau set Sm .nte pa" nns election annee snue uu
eurss NJ ct henrs bureau dirreteu de
s h"rsn, de ionr M
enne generate afarss SOlnpagne
sS % " is ssssrn"n @ Premier Lnna de Xjsr @ de shaqgs anne
enu meme enlrot
De Scro sos par les "11s TsS Is penS @
onir v@ E 1"2@a fs Ii
s d % Ia @ dams 3 r1ss IT. @ Spss pit" s1 de I
bureau dc ontrolg i$iai transactions
"a sur "o2s S' dSa"s yoam
:S $s" ;,:s; Hsas"ss .'s cling pour
a' p f @ dc s ,Ss % yIs n ss!ss 1: @ g! ] ss
,1yenfcn Get cte ct qn seo iuts admnn
aonnrps sTn m sqa Acton du ] donne roi' Sn vote
lie Al, aem De ia & c es @ % ss % s" is grave
a At dI%s TO- S a m ID @ Ia s ii soTpps@ ps
dent den 1sm" de /. IoT @ s 1t Ia ss e. ss de
II sGsaon dss Sonn"iFss @ @ oamaGn
ces rrtsentes;
] sa%s n n E. dc pSssna r de- de- % s%a d Sr %S srs #a
s I Is S ays HsdD s as, Pes, %:i ,ssn 9e,s'e
t. 5. Keep par JAS j. Bard
Caiy Holmes par VIM. Holiness
J. NJ. Relf Co par j. NJ Relf;
Normen, Cooper b Co. par Wm. Cooper
L. NJ. I3allo;
!. H. Carter:
Wash. jackson, Jr.;
Wright. Williams CO. par II. NJ, Wright;
Duran DuPonc;
R. b. Sykes;
Bernard Maglune;
80, John Armstrong;
Ed B. Ielkins par procuruon Louis lIyer;
A. w. Lang;
Jean C. Theard
VIM j. Clements
Edwin L. Lewis, Not Pub
Iorlslna roste depos6 archives
LII o de donne signature Ell lie de
D. 1852. 900 49,
L. Signel EDWIN L. LEWIS Not. Pub.
Je conservatism des
certfe acte des
e livre de societies No ., folio ass
l.. S. [Sgnel EMILE Witt,
Nouvelle- Orleans II Ievrier 1851 e2i t3l NH
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UNDERWRITERS CERTIFICATE.

SUB-AGENTS.
JAMES G. WHITAKER Esq, Mobile, Ala.
AIessrs BYRNE 4 STEELE, Vicksburg, Miss.
Nlessrs JONES Il UFFERD, Galveston, Texas
Messrs SLARK, DAY, ,STAUFFER CO., NewOrleans.
AIessrs PRIESTLY Il BlEN, Neworleans.
Nesss j. WATERMAN d CO., Neworleans.
r. RICHARDS, Esq., NewOrleans.
sI MACPHERSON, No. 90 Camp street. Eew0reans e7 2p
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RridgesUates' Paint,
FOR PLANTATIONS. STEAMBOATS,. RAILROAD CARS
[. DEPOTS. AND ALL OUT DOOR PAINTING.

RridyesCdter Paint,
FOR PLANTATIONS, STEAMBOATS,, RAILROAD CARS,
DEPOTS, AND ALL OUTDOOR PAINTING,
r. The respectfully the
the peculiar PROTECTIVE AND DURABLE QUALITIES OF THE
BRlDGEWATER PAINT 1t is OF ncaleulabe value of fire and
protector besides being cheaper than other Paint before the
public After being thoroughly tested in this city, for the past
month"; the following local certificates submitted the puhic
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST. CLAIR TEIOMASS0N,
OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA.
S ns u m % % ts' 5 Of m MAs
sSssTty Ss somend % # FERvioEs qant and N have no
81 Fs$xs K N @
las o ] proved ESTikfY wATERpRooF fa
SaWoyans, December 3,ii = ISL - '''''A'soN
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, OF
TOWBOAT PORPOISE.
Iave used BRIDGEwATER PAINT for which Messrs G. C.
BOG ERT CO are Agents. on the hurricane deck of the TowHot
sH n S nSs sis %s' @
weeks it became PERFECT SLATE,
fed m ~ al the the % 3naS s1sIE s to 3 nEIs = SERTN
dny TIE BRDGEWATE P2ST for he purposes set
forth Sc afSn'' o,S BROWN Captain rowsea rse
CERTIFICATE OF THE MANAGERS AND AGENTS
OF LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co.
Having DRY DOCK painted with the BRIDGE
ooa %A N fAN cSp @ he @ c s omn
Of The PoRrOSE We cheeruy recommend sad PAINT SU
-'''|'' lssasd) HUGHES vALlErT & THOMAS,
Agents Louisiana Dry Dock CO.
Neworleana, February g. 1852.
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN N. B, ROBBINS, OF THE
SHIP LE0DES.
have BRIDGEWATER PAINT the decks of
in vioa Ways am confident it will give satacion as Fire
Watsr Protector Prot and PaTgaS liar it as the very g 81
es ny sa :; fE&; G well '
Neworlean January 81, 1852
CERTIFICATE OF JOSEPH BENsEN, PAINTER
have the BRlDGEWATER PAINT for the past five months
Sn n E and @ Sg M and % Gn n g and rolls
aS" i IS s o AGaNs 9 T M s9is = @
or Mineral seen,
y BESs Pan'
NewOoleans February 6, 1852. 1872 Camp street
UNDERWRITERS CERTIFICATE.
wTE III PAS o h hag f1dnss d @ s
ni all times give those fire risks where the dgwatr
ne HA Il MATTHEWs agent Sun Mutual Company
asbRs bbR7Ms nstisns GsSs's fsa aida Mutual
Join S FFMsERToS FissSp Prsss. aSs n'Hi Ms1ea.
IA. .LAPEYRE LAAPEYRE President Nsworieans
AS Fff &safos ass4 1isRss psssass Fias2a sa's
the testimonials (Which sufficient to convince
the creduous its quaes)
their possession certificates parties North
may application their among are those OF
Col G. Talco,t Arsenal S. Smith, Lieu
Quaermaster United Military Academy Point
late Superintendent (now Secretary
Railroad Company, ETC.. etc.
g. C. BoGERT 4 CO., 10 Camp street.
Agents the States Louisna Mississippi Alabama
sUB-AGENTs
AEs ss SyRXH g WIAkFk sTn Eq afGSs fsass Ah MIS-
Mss ss.s 52xsS DIE IEEEkR Gzs.o o ssss
Rsiss FicAARbs NagfsMAs EN- NsSosss foi N'~o'"'
nj. MACPHERSON No. 50 Camp street, Nsworeana, e opt
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-QU'lL soft connu que &c jour, 5 ftvrier
Llrwcllyu Lewis, notaire public, dams ct
+. nellie 0rleaus, Etat ci-deasus, dtirmenI
mt prrsonnelment eonparu les parties ci
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TIGAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION TO.
~ BACCo-fhe subscriber have constantly for
i1ls TO sm RqfsaSers HAVANA FLoRIDA MASON
AND FILTERS Also Tobacco hogaheads bales ssIeced
Mexican market, and for plantation
TURNER 4 RENSHAW,
s6 Camp street and as Tchoupitouas srest
kH- Tobacco balsd W ORDER sa ly
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CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN. O.
TOWROAU pORpOISE

have used the BRDGEWATER PAINT, for which
BQGER CO Agents. on the hurricane deck of the TowDont
PORPOSE The Paint las been three months SPARKS
and CN)ERS CONSTANTLY falling upon it has ha NO EFFECT
WHATEVER
In about weeks PERFECT SLATE, and am salts
fed possessing all the qualities CERTAIN
PROTECTION the Of SPARKS Rnd ClNDERS.
faeny BRIDGEW ATE PAINT purposes
forth in the Agents. Circular.
(signedl wM. BROWN, Captain of TowbQat Porpose
NryOrlaans. December
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WANTED.

VAT ANTED INIMEDIATELY-A good Barge
w BOAT, suitable towi g For further information,
Ipny To III. subsrrters. STONE d WhLWORTH,
janis u So IehoAlt'1snF street
VNTANTED TO HIRE-A first rate colored
w Cook whom fair price will be paid Nons need
apply unless we'll recommended Inquire at this Office o2o tt
UNWILLING HOUSE WANTED-On on f.s
bcfor the first OF Apri STORY DWELLING with Wi
YARD AND STA BILE and wilna short distance ST. Mary Market
= " ARGADE MILLS MAHOGANY AND LUMBER YARD,
r IS ST. JusErH
H. rC,Is Iw HENRY f. SftEE~slaN.
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sss.ss nh; a s.sS
4 ~ Bulls s. bs,s ere
s1ssf ss g
and
@ %ss
A BEAUTIFUL CLEAR SKIN.
hs he nsa r ts T,s
makes The ln DE- snd
fsSs S
X X, sss @ Ct psrs oS ss's rp s1 eTS
NJ Ss
could nPpIsd d this would the
q s' a. VI sss ssssas
DE- '''' ii''' '' OF ANY SEDic1NSi ''N
siss" sSss a. sisys
$;s s e s
@ sn With @ ns~ one
made u ~
apsaHsas all further eommea's
DR. EsHREF 81 CHEMISTRY
pound Snaparn saying
form safe compound that promises well chronic Diseases
which is applicable. L. +, YASpELL, NJ. D.
Louisville, June 6, 1888.
Py fhyarian by appointment. The Louisville Marine
Hospital, says of Bulls sarsaparilla:
LOUISVILLE, March 90, ls4s.
examined the prescription for the preparation Of John Bu
Safspns believe the combination excellent
well calculated produce alternative impression the
uued both public and private practice and think Il the
article Of SarsAparia in NJ. PYLES, M. D.,
Resident Physician a. the Vile Marine Hospital.
This medicine daily graphing with disease through the Western
blooming health youthful The sick
| afflicted may those that are grieyousy ornentsd.
teenng all truth and high
placing IT, M worth, beet Of al
| remedies before the public.
Sold wholesale aud retail by JOHN BULL,
At his Principal Office 81 Fourth street. and by the Druggists generally
| in the city and country.
wishing accept Agency the sale of Bulls
saparla, will please address JOHN BULL,
81 Fourth street. Louiavile with references.
The principal Agents Neworloans Bull
Snrsnpsrlla, wholesale retail,
| j. WRIGHT CO., at their Patent Medicine Warehouse,
| jys 161 CHARITIES STREET.
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EOHN BULLS FLUID EXTRACT OF SAR-
oasd hs sSd . daily s Ss'"sf esP to
the aSsa than cGaa be afforded ~ all he LINES Of Cali
contains ,s pure sarsapara as
f f s for s pas. that hen
gq.G and pfSfg s
sas 5iS!i ys IF rs
principles and Of uniform The saapaa purchased Vim
The tests ia bong
BULB saspari ae contains the virtues other valuable
together forming the best and producing the
Ohio State Journal coumbas oo thus speaks of Bulls sas.
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has no This bold by call
BsH, reader and be convinced tina. sn
and thai will cur. %oSDEs o. THE WORLD v
uTes Dusgs and APethecary OF several years standing
'Ts S for and a ps
Liver used alaes: Tonss day. especially
but az q Whh s 5s
therefore take Recommending your sa,sapars the
'4 S''' Very rss asRsfif article JH OWEN, Md
,-,..., RHEUMATISM.
ad wS s s sn s s sb @ Rhi
ths ~ wa 1o s;5 iR Rai niaisls remedy;
afflicted with Rhennasla Of The character
sEs nsHSS eas
preparation Of Sarsapaa entirely
and greatly improved medicine
used have now been months and have
permanent confidently the
best medicine in use for Rhematsn lSHAM BRIDGES.
unontown Union county, KY, MAY 70, 1913.
FROM DIR. WIN. T. PRENTISS.
Mr. BuLn regard ssIsapa will say that have uacd
to extent affections Of long standing Tmea
p rr sabies sphtie Caehesa and in all diseases
where the INDIGESTION OF thorough change
modification the finds of the body
junction with local treatment think prefer pre-
paraten Saarsriila will admit
upon easniprg tie sphstnes that composition.
Respectfully, yours, W T. bEESTiSs II D,
Lss:slo:'. NJ, psteSafsr l. isli.
HtsiaGf TO EgNAhEF,
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-15
SHERlEE,S SALE

FIFTH DISTRICT CouRTI JOHN HUGHES FRANCOIS VA
OF NxwoRIkANs lI.EITE vs.. MRS. JOSEPHINE vAIETTE
WIDOW IN COMMUNITY OF MARK THOMAS, AND NATURAL
TURIN OF HER MINOR CHILDREN, FOR A PARTITION. :,
No. 500 the matter Of the Succession Mark Thomas deeeasd
ny VIRTUE of an order of sale rendered
May al 1852 to directed by the Fifth Dis
,i, Goal o. the above entitled matter will proceed
street. between Chss aud Royal Streets MONDAY June IS
serilod Saves viz
about IS ~ '' az
ADEN also man, slave for m aged about ~ years and
FRO ALEC slave iie 2!ycars
third csh and the
months for satisfactorily endorsed interest at sht per cent
ron tAe aath OF ae until hOn men, and
pccinl n'oT'gsge on the slaves sold. JAMES p FRERET
my2s jes 1925 Sheriff oil tie Parish of Orleans