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The People 6 the Peoples R :
DemocrarlC Electoral Ticket.
sdf d For President Of tine UEited States,
-syss si. FRANhi9irN FiilR CE,
Of New Hampshire. .ntg. l.
4 yEHE For Vice President, fw
"aabA AWILA.{All II. KING, -
sA~sg gs., OF Alabama. E..
.AIMN NEnOL AIAD4tmIa'

. For Electors of President and Vice Presidcl
Washington Mclean, Of Hamilton.
,7ss Barnabus Burns, of Richland, 10
a~5s Charles Rule, of Hamilton, #
.als Granville w. Stokes, OF Warren.
aah RichardS S. Cunningham, Of Preble.
sl.1- Enoch G. Dial, of Clarke ... ...
.s. Samuel II. Steedman, Of Lucas. ..
Charles J. Orton, Of Sandusky, ~r
Joseph Kyle, Of Clermont.
Francis Cleveland, Of t5cioto
William Palmer, Of Fayette.
benjamin +. Johnson, Of Franklin.
John B. Dumble, of Morrow.
William Golden. Of Athens,
Oliver Keyser, of Noble. taff
Hugh J, JeWett, OF Muskingum.
William Okcy, Of Monroe.
-i1sa Charles H. Kitchener, of Tusoaravas.
Chalkley T. McArtur, Of Columbiana.
James Finley, Of Wayne.
Samuel D. Harris. Jr., Of Portage.
Eli 7. Wilder, of Lake IL ..i~@ua
Elias II Haines, Of Elie5 of..H.
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DIBGE,
pY AxEMDGn OF THE HICKORY cLu d OF nAuApo.

by MEMBER OF THE HICKORY CLCB OF RAkkPO
Not a cheer was heard or funeral groan,
AS old Scott to Salt river We hurried;
Not whiggy emitted a farewell moan;
Ger thefuss and the feathers we buried
On the 9th of November we carried him out,
The sods with young hckores turning
Frank Pierce held thc light as We TANNED
him about, 'a '.'. .l'
And each man was a coon-skin burning
Few and short were the prayers We said,
TO Greeey's Amen" rouqd the corner
A plate of hot soup We placed meath his
And Bin Seward was there as chief mour-
ner, s .-
The Native Americsns gathered around,
And asfew select friends asp .ll bearers
Fred Douglass, the pious, Hun, Corwn, and
Brown, @F
And old Joe Hoxle, the sSesrer.
The coffin was made OF Gaphn pine,
Il 4 The shroud was OF Fawrencc's weaving;
The corps was pre- erved in government wine
That was left on Crawford's leaving.
Gladly and gay y We laid him down.
And we spoke not word.oi sorrow,
For we joyously felt that by doing HIM
Our country we saved on the morrow.
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ELaatIllrIl 80. 3
RgMhy i the wife Gsaer.l .RisssCss

/ RSNhy i the wife Geuersl sPissatsa
ugly woman ..,.-........
Because Jdiqt heart never won 5air iady
- L0sosrille Cmsrier. 7at .tss q Stisa
The above is contmptble. The edisSFse
che aCosrisr charges Frank Pierce with ha{-
ling an uglg woman for wife. w Bat btxgY
Gen Pierce and bis wife live toys,ksr
happily at Concord. IN obedidnce to- ylIasr
promises before the altar of the hsiae ytsd
to live aftsr his own ordinances IN eieihblv
state Of matrimonya. Can the friendSal.f
Gen. Scott shy as much for their issSg;sa
| who has gcod.looking woman fora WiEs
E~-4Nadisoa Courier. a > q asssg sh
Al proper retort, considerin shs pSeulia.
Efacts in the latter case. hae sasaas q
-,----..-sy--4--- q ~sfsf
As9e eStanly Of North UarllEia stated. Az Az.
New York speeh that during his ise -
|iu,;ongoess, be had never even hoard -
nameof Frank Pierce Upon this tl,e Ne
Yprk MirroE faded pspsf, Remarks. t.is Z
Iking1hr that Mr. Stsnly should. neres -
!hsard of Frank Pierce. Senator pieroaa 90 -
if'ierse4a man who hos fsfhssd mofI Il =
seFicsstlan alnast any CthAg ni6n IN ! !.
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PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS Tic General Assembly of Ohio
on the thlrd day OF May, A. D., 1852, adop'
\ ted II resolution directing the Governor tC
| correspond with thc Executives VI the Other
members d The Coatederacy, with the view
10 produce uniformity, ana requesting hlm
TO desi snate u day, during :he current year
as day Of Thanksgiving and PRAYER;
| Now, tharetore, |, Reuben Wood Govern.
or Of the STATE of Ohio, in obedience to said
resolution, 10, by these presents, set apar
the last Thursday oi November next, byiu-
the twcnty-hfUh day OF sail month, to be oO
.Iseryed a~ a day OF Thanksgiving and Pray
Ter throu 5h9ut this State.
On said day it is most earnestly recon
mended to the good people Of Ohio. lhat they
refrain from all unnecessary labo., and fron
every employ Inconsistent with that hu
NIFTY, duty and obligation which they ow,
to their Creator; tina. they assemb!ein thei
Usual places OF worship, and with pure
hearts and sincerity OF purpose, give thanks
Ito Almighty God for the tuIIncss OF his grac,
and the many manifestations OF his provi
Idence to US, as II favored Nation, State anC
People; that in His own wise diSpensations
civil and religious liberty is enjoyed, peace
and security reign, and health, abundance
and prosperity prevail throughout the land
Given under my hand and the Great Sea
lSSssszsEEEsE.s Of the State of Ohio at Columbus
I B ESgae this 18th day of October, in til
HSsss wear of our Lord, 1851, and il
the 77th year of the Indcpen
denee of the United States. .Haa
1 BY the Governor! sasf.om. 'aa..#H.
~ ,t-DrIrDpN u1nnn
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Dr.. Guysott's Improved Extract O
Yellow Dock G Sarsaprrilla.

4 rs NOW PUT u" IN TIL LARGEST e.
zed Bottles. and is acknowledged 10 he the bes,
aARSAPARlLLA made, as is Ger tfrd nv th,.
WoNnEHfUi. Cures il has performed, the originn
c"p'esIof which are il The possEUsion Of the Pro.
priJtnr. Remember, this is the only TRIIk,
ORIGINAL article.
The Medicine, wen used according to Gircc-
tlons,
VIII cure, Without Enii.
sckoFULA OR kiN"s EviL, CANCERs. II MoRs. FRup.
TI0Ns OF THE SKIi, EN- sIrELAs CnnONIc Sopu-
EYES, RNGwokM OR TE1rEns, ScALD lIEAp. Rul,-
.TisM, FANS IN rHZ BONES on JoINTs Old SoRus
AND ULcERs, SWELLING OF of rng Glands. Sy,,IiEs
Dyspepsia, Salt RAruin, Discase of Ki1Incvs
Less ot Appetite. Disease arising from tb- I,ss
of Mercury. Pain i'll the Side and Should. a. .Le
neral Debility Dropsy, Lumhago, Jaundiec and
Cosiv. nces. .s
Tal a BESTEEMaLE 1sEDICrNE
KNOWN.
The peculiar maiIdits 10 which females a re-
subcict commonly produce great bodily cxhaus
t0n.accompancd by dcprcss cd nd oHcn gloomy
state OF Eniid- As The system declines in strength
tlit re is Il loss OF ncry Ins power, and this yer,
naturally impairs the enGrgy Ut the mind and
disturbs ihe equaim ty OF the temper Every
candid woman who has suffered from female
complaints will adiHit this 10 be fhc mourufjh
truth Now. to 0btah relief, it is only ncccssa
~ {" stop the tendency TO depletion am debility
A"HC W hcHGWiHK Lbtt tOuntNin CT p:lIth
aiid slIeTgb. the BLOOD, and 10 medicine ac
c3ihplishcs this desirable result 20 srccdily and
complete as ''Dr GuJsott's Inproyld Lxtfactoj
Y elbow Dock aud Sarsapan'ia.'
Ladies OG pale complexion and cO,lfu,pDti, i, @
habits. and such as are debiiItatcd by thosc OH
which females re- liable to- re resto-
red. ny the use oI bottle or two, To- hIvon n mi
10 vig0r.
ScfOtuia and Cancer cured hy DR.. Guyso tts Ex.
tract OF yellow Dock and SIrsapariilu.
RUTLEnGE Granger cumnty. Tenp) n
Apri! 81 1852.
J. ID, fAHK, Esq, Cincinnati, O.-Drar Sir
u gives me great satisfaction to aid my testimopv
Ia iavor Of "Dr Guysott'sEx Extract of Yellow Dock 4
T. Congress order a supply for distribution
&C nong their constituents? What more sui
I'd able or worthy present could be made, f
- example, to public institution for educ
nv lion? What fter TO be placed before u
&c eye and the ambition Of the youCh Of Ame
nd ca, than this exemplar Of all the civic, +
ly the social, and all the domestic virtues
e I'VE conclude the above article from Il
49, Inteiligencer whit the urgent request tn
Il. our readers will sail at our Office and exar
of iue tins most superb and OniyJa tVu1 hk
VS. nsss of the immortal washington. Th
at valuable portrait will also b. found adyer
al ssd in another part Of our paper.
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Il should recommend OF appooye OF a
single alrrauon in our naturalization laws,
Suggested by my military experience. viz;
giving to all foreigners the right Of citizen
ship, who sball faithfully serve in time o.
wsI, one year on boarb Of cur public ships
ior N our land forces, regular or volunteer
on ikcir rgociIiug an honorable discharge
hom die crrrice Gen. SCOTS letter u
aeceptnnee, 352
No. 4.-rne Irish Lansuage:
81 hear Ae rich bro,uei love it."--Gen
Scott at Columbus S,pG-I852.
No. 5-Tbe Army-Llnguage.
" Tou ne instructed y or TO WI I
i OHEIGELES, Jor tie JoHoiion ct ST
I'otrlc& h0$ t,Hght -aS that + OR IGNEkS
C-l4-NOT bB ess G.S 54&.-urn
Scots Ls.rucuons 10 his Recruiting Officers,
during The McxciAr War" sl".ayt
10 6.--Thr An,i-Slavcry Language:
Il woutdc cul Oft my rsh hand sooner
than icnd il 10 the suppor. OF Slavery. -
Gen Scott 10 Senator Made, 1852. ...
No. 7.--The tro,SIavcry LAM -
Gen. scot to Mr.. Upton:
/. Ill / ever do any Ching caIcuG ted to m
pair 'he efficacy Of the Fugitive Slave Law,
or h wing any tendency towards It's repea'
then wri.c Infamous before my name. writ
Infamous after my name, and kick nae iato
the gu1er." ,.
The VOICE OF Mr.. CLAY.-All will recog-
nizc the following as statement of Henry
Clay-ifall who once followed where he led
prefer not now to heed it:
80 be qualified to discharge the duties
Of Presi en-. OF the United States, the in
cumbenL must have more than military at
talnments--he must be SoteSmua." ~
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BY 1901 pickles at 5octsper 100 Seo.fA
BY l,q9e slicing cucumbefs al r0bbSiIa
cents per dozen. noA 'geaa gIUsSe
By 4s seed cucun1bers at so cents ~
per dozen, g isa .aa' A0b
'E -----s---
0 ~ aan $3.50
Showing net profit of s69.7s 5ffsss
square Percbes, Or 1907, 40 per aoya, w
The above estimates have been ysrisd yd
to maSs them correspond with each q. .fbT M.
- &. CATrELL, 81 81 "
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To / hand and 2 horses ! day plow-s
ing ground and drawing manure,
DC. ST.o9
To lhaud ! day planting, 80 ~
TO hand | day hoJing, 1 la as75
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Our country we saved on the morrow.
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AVIS OFFICIELs.
80.

No 30.
Ordinance relative d la pose des bdnmes, au-
pents, tentes ct enseignes su, les trotfoirs de
Ia poie pubfque.
/ l. LIE Conseil General de 10 Nouvelle- Orleans
ofdonne ce qui suit A Payenir il est defendu a
tous locataires ouhabitants de magasins gu mai
sons de cette vile, d'attacher gu de suspendre
au-dessus des trottoirs ct sur 10 vote publique,
aucune banne, ADVENT GU enseigne, moins de
huit pieds d'elevation au-dessus du niveau DIES
trottoirs, ct CO. sous peine dune amende de dix
piastres pour chaque eontravcntion la dite or
dominance, par jour. partir du jour de Ia SOM
nation qui leur en- aura etc faite.
g. Tous les officers de police seront tenus de
faire I'm rapport an commlissaire DIES rues, on
Pun de ses deputies, de toutes les contraventions
Particle ci-dessus.
8. II sera du devoir special du commissaire
DIES rues GU de SEES deputies, poursuivre les con-
trevenants aux dispositions de Ia presente ordon-
nance, apres les sommations reguheres.
d. La presente ne pourra ayoir son plein ct
entier effet, qu'apres qu'elle aura etc publiee
pendant vingt jours, par lie marie, dams lie jour-
nal officiel
s. Toutes ordonnances~ on sections d'ordon-
nances contraires a celle ci-dessus, sont ct de-
meurent abrogees par Ia presente.
(Signe) w. G. G. CLAIBORNE. pres.
du Cons. DIES Aldermen.
(Signe) +. AIPUENrE, president du
Cons. DIES Assist. Alder.
Approve lie II mai 1862.
(Signe) A. D. CRossMAN, marie.
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Nos0.

IN Ordinance regulating .acngs Shrds and hanging Signs,
Sidespalks aud Footcays.
Be it ordained by the Common Council of the City Of
New Orleans That II shall not be lawful for the ten
ants occupants Of stores dwellings to suspend
hang the sidewalks footways awnings sheds
hanging signs unless the be ct least eight feet
above the level Of said sidewalks or footways under
penalty of ten dollars per diem for each and every day
said awnings sheds signs remain after being duly not
fed for the removal Of the same.
Be it further ordained That 1t Is made the duty of
oil Police officers to report to the Commissioner Of Streets
any Of his deputies any nngements Of the foregoing
section.
s. Be it further ordained That it is hereby made the
special duty of the of Streets his depa-
ties to prosecute to conviction any violations of this ord
nance after due notice has been served aforesaid
Be 1t further ordained, That iris ordinance shall not
take effect ninth after it shall have been published by the
Mayor in the Official Journal for twenty days. ~
g. An ordinances parts Of ordinances contrary the
foregoing. be, and the same are hereby. repealed
ISignedl W. c. c. CLAIBCRNE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
[siguedl FRANs. ALPUENTE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved May il, 1862.
myls cot tStgnedl A. D. CR0SSAlAN, Mayor.
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VALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR

~ THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENuINE-No Compound has
ever been discovered that possesses OF the qualities
remedy Almost daily hear and heretofore virtues
discovered its application diseafor remarkable
that many Of it's effects known only from accident
sodeep has been the science q Mr. HENRY DALEY the Inventor
so admirable the combination Of ingredients, suited 10
some o. the peculiar qualities this remedy:
Srthlf BROKEN LINES when be well wrapped I'D IN the
saiy no Swelling Pain and The
and become strong with astonishing rapidity
SsueathWhen the Bowels
u well hen viii afford relief and
when Castor OIL jalap and all other medicines have
the system VIII absorb no than
conflict with any medicines that may be taken internally.
pd M Ss shs ESese 70 enuerate all the diseases
testimonials CT it's value, selected our
from all parts OF the couhtry. - ''
may be confidently stated that there may
not be cured by the PAIN EXTRACTOR certain remedy and
removes at once the pain soreness. ~''
Williams resident OF Hamilton county City
state that have been troubled with the PILES
during which time have suffered much bodily
q mat e by confinement bed and have
dred DOLLARS but to connued MEANWHILE
was persuaded and finally urged to make trial Of
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR for the complaints and 10 INV
utter amusement well and hearty
authentic. John WJITIA MS
Cincinnati 4ih month, Is47.
ERYSIPELAS
or Erysipea the PAIN EXTRACTOR invaluable Other
dies make the disease disappear time 1t Il driven In
and will the place
ont and completely and
effects thorough cure. ~
under medical cities Of NewYor and H.
aay iabong under the moat distressing
OF the Kidneys, and with bleeding Piles
win Large Jumps Of the size Of hens eggs poug large boil,
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SHEgIFFs SALE.

\
FrFr Disrnlc5 CouRrI JOHN HUGHES FRANCOIS VA
NEwOGIEANs. lLETTE MRS. JOSEPHINE VAI.ETTE
WIDOW II COMMUNITY OF MARK THOMAS, AND MATURAL
No 6o76 In The matter Of the of Mark Thcmas deceased
by VIRTUE of an order Of sale rendered
- May al 1859, directed by the Honorable the Fifth
in tho above entitled matter will proceed
sou public aacon in the Rotuna of the City Exchange st Louis
Charities and Royal Streets MONDAY
1852 at - o'clock order 10 effect partition, the following
scIibed Slaves, viz
PHILLIP man slave for lie rough House Carpenter aged
about IS years. A.
ADREN also man. slave rifle ayed about years
NERO, also slave for i aged years.
third esh nnd tie balance credit OF
MONTHS for satisfactorily endorsed with interest per
from the date OF Ele until final snd
special mortgage on The slaves sold JAMES p. FRERET
oil he of
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SHERIEEos SALE

OF NgwORtkAfs. III CHAM. .No.di35.
RI VIRTUE Of writ of seizure and sale to
directed by lhs Honorable the Third psrt Court o New
in the Ronnda Of tile City Exchange street.
o'clock NJ - " :" -
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together will the improve
ents thereon with NIL the rights, title appurlenange
4ersto belonging situated ~ ,1g a5 9 e " called Municipality
no Two III The square bounded BY Ee chnP Aeleere md Mago
drawn by Henry Aoelpn, dated lat 4s deposited
The office oil A. a6urea Notary Pubic m sd having
seeord plot sketch sed 70 original Of
plaintiff rs sOws Lot number eleven, thirty
Ge street ~ one hundred and sixty et in depth between parallel
Ines bounded the side Cmp by alley
OF the lots fronting the said sent The
TO Magazine street. by the lot number twelve, and the
TO IL and the adjoining lots And
fee front on Fsiele street by depth Of hundred sixty feet
the line parallel
lending 10 iae division line Of the suburb and Sala and
hundred md
The side next to tho lot number eleven The improvements
lots consist ef wosory farie dwelling md kitchen
Seized in the above suit
Terms cnsh the spot. JAMES P. FRERET,
unY2l los Ii 2S Shatid of he O Qrlanns,
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NEW ADyERTIsEMENT-Lct every body

nj EW ADV ELECTROMAGNETIC every po"y
r. r.. r.
R.ADWAY'S REaDY RELIEF p,
is THE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EVER RECORDED IN THE
MEDICAL HISTORY OF THE WORLD THAT HAS STOPPED
THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS IN FEW SECONDS.
!. will stop THE MOST SEVERE PAINS IN FIVE MMTEs 0R
go Nj ths aSs n 3H 81 ae IN
,,, , INTERNAL .. AND ExE IT.
TO THE SICK AND PAIN-suFFERINa OF NEW
ORLEANS
vi IL Sh i'st & NJ agyfE
N f'apiEs
IT HAS CURED,
IN NINETY CASES OUT OF a HUNDRED, o
{ sSSSzAHs" $ $S$ s $SSFs.
S SSSSH II S SSH S SSs$Siss ''
s?sA HsApAeHr II s syHs NS SiSSrrs
Ss5E4sEA1Es \ s$gf S $$54s.
c SFs1 M Ss s sFEs ea osS sb bsHs
ssf siE Ssss sf p
s,eSas SPf nar sisSi he
PREVENTION.
The heavy feelings
' - In BATHING,
sHd N
prevent disease and sickness, headache and ouness.
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
bscHRaEs lsses hs ss ps s
the most distressing discharges and will speedily
''''''' '-' ''' NEURALGIA
PA1Y STOPPED INSTANTLY
RADWhY,S tn,ira
@ ns Sa m
saons Of departing pain has cured thousands d.
DSR fIs
s sa Tia % IL. s a ss r
pains.
PAINS RELIEVED IN FyYE MINUTES.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF win the e.cuciatns
wo for months confined y beua; Pains whose
Ws ha p G "fis . s
hs RAbwAY's READY RELIEF. This 4 the truth,
United statcs tho need no
S IL R is e GG s asn a sss tA ey ed,
town in The no for the last ioar years have tested theinsey
CHILL FEVER
cRfLLS STOPPED IN A FtEW HlNUTES-PAIY RELIEVED
INSTANTLY.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF acts is charm in all Of chs
with health mad strength and secretion OF the system.
PAINS OF ALL KINDS
Whenever you feel pain apply RAILWAYS READY RELIEF it
s E an'i you as ssa RB%a7
RELIEF oFsf internally applied externally viii ia
minutes '0p RApag Co. ia Futon Street. NewYol
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
JOHN WRIGHT Il CO., Chsres street, NewOrleann
t General Agent Who will supply dealers the country
LARGE BOTTLES 90
MEDIUM 80
seld also MoRnssoN, Magazine strs BY
ASK for r. H. r., or RADWAYs REApYRELrEF mha7ly.w
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GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, NJ

GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, No.
~ I51 GHARTRES STREETJW WRIGHT CO.
10 stand unraled in department OF their
with the popetors agens all genuine popular
throughout the uHed keep a
With fresh and ample assortment at rates iat below usual
enabled to offer for the npec.
Of purchasers the most extensive assortment which can be found %
Hnng
safe of 6ledcines they acquired aen conducting
particular bern reaie, prepared
supply the trade exceedingly low that the purchaser
fail to realize handsome his whole
ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES The following comprises
Of their and furnished 10 Dealers
afom twenty twenty-five cent. cheaper than than
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SHERIFFs SALE

SscoSp DsrRor CounrlTliE UNION BANK LOUISIANA vs.
or EkH0ELsAss. " 4. 1MFEy'S SUCCESSION. No. 5g's.
- directed by the Honorable the Ncwr-
eans tho above entitled wilt proceed sell public auction
md Royal esrss on WEpMESDAY june - 1872 at o'clock
ys privileges aud tbeeHno belonging situate
bonr Administration and designated ms lots Nos II OF square
ID bounded by Benton Euerpe Liberty
dividing line Of Nuns subarb according plan by G n
Surveyor of the Second Municipality tho LIST of April
IN tho oce Of Adops Maaiesu Ne,a Public Said lot'
srhoe street by l9s fet deep ane lines
front Liberty street, by 2s feet deep also parallel lines,
all American
Seized 10 the quit
TERs being the seeead and auction described
property Will be definitely ajudat 10 the highest and bidder,
Mn WI bring at twelve month credit the purchaser furnishing
n wan good ana nven security bearing eight
hu and special mortgage the property sold until final payment
ic5 ial72s sberig of The Parish 81 d,is,o,s
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
Va or NKw0RIsAHs P. SAUNE.. no. 1854.
RY VIRTUE Of writ of feri facias to me
y directed by Honorable Fourth District
Orleans tho abore entitled will to sell pablo
ton on the gTsmisss on TUESDAY June 1857 at i o'clock
The THREE COFFEE STANDS Mes. 49, aud 49, situate in the
Poyaras street MARKET inventory file office and which
will be exhihied at the TIME and place ofsae
Sexed in the above suit.
Terms cash on the spot JAMES P. FRERET,
myGs 81 j. Sheriff The Pnrish Of Orleans
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ss'5s,' $ sa n s =
constant burning heat that cold did not cool It,
@ s as'' and
TRY DALIEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR,
IL s1ss
rack TaA ss1s IL f
This esr.aes rAiN ha. been ssed
RsSa
@ There can no doubt but S % has Al NE
'Rs g
ass% s' %ss
cosTIvENEss OR, CONSTIPATION OF THE LowELs.
isss i ~ s's ss..a
Upon their
Ss % for @ @
quilt win always follow thorough rubbing Of the Extractor the
ss t Sa " per-
The , efficacy the PAIN
viii a for this Deaey povsrs US from askns
Of our Agents: '''s "A' p''''''''
This vii! certify. that have pALLEys MAGICAL PAIN
. those VIZ asea most distressing complaint as
t'''''' t'p''' ''''' FEVER SORES MARI A'ooNA'
hereby certify that have nveerate Fever
sore for fourteen last past and have spent nearly
" Ess1ss ' lat ss.
sort heard of and tried DLEYs MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
when, to sarrae before had
saye my limb entirely healed and have nothing of it left
DRAbOCK DAVIS
Henrietta, Monroe county, NJ Y, May 8, 1913.
CUTS, WOUNDS AND SORES.
o af st, Of a p NJ OR ret
REMAINS. It's healing old long Standing is IN
paraleled. "
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July o. lsi6.
Dear si-About week while working my trade my
foot IN bad and dangerous The whole hit
the top Of below the nstp The wound began
nane continued
British OIL Tmcture Of Myr and pasters all to
no purpose. then commenced the Of
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
and IN less than ten minutes the pain and began sua
and has entirely left '
l confidently recommend DALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN EN-
TRACTOR being superior thing have for
moving pain or Inflammation.
Ship Carpenter BY trade and shall be willing testify
vrtnes the ave at all times when
Avenue, at Nc ISL, where can give any information
Yours, truly, JEFFERSON III, BISHOP.