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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30

.,,, Va, cr..es. sIsss 90 49, se, 20 carr4u,-,
Gn 49, "a H. cherut' slei % 49,. siO l6S do
.s 10 ~ d. Lessa. s4 90 ,sodo wsaa,s $500 II 20
prune- sste se 20 ya-. o Do CIR ~ "a "a DO
Ssssre IS 50 =. 90 ~ sII7sI Do Gssw.re ~ 80
eel a. 49, "a A. 6lus e48 % Gn'ie ~,
Gres.s ~ "a n Hsts 90 HAIR sCooa " ~ s,,n
ssssst y - a. s2sa5 100 oo Hemp s.c - ss-a
fens Se.rursnts 400 d ssthensird 90 Yf.a
" 90 ssa siu ~ Do Iniis Rnboef 90 - - 20 80,
40 ~ I,o,v sq5lo DO. JeEey sieo ~ 90 .ISos
49, " nrss.ed sins 1892 - Do tnfre-eeo 90 49,,
A. ~ al Boots and Shoes ~ 90 Apesn4v
90 a. A. I'm stem. t745.l6 Do Ave $500 20 g. us,sis
xass. "a ~ ca e3os IS Do Whisksy - IIa "a A. Al
- A. Rr,,. Goods ssls3 Do CoDsf BAR ~, 10 II
49,. IN tda Percussion Cap 81 - % 49, t.se
20 - o. 5.,c seJss Rsiroad Btrs ssf, - a. 90
-. m IA "a DO Cutefy ss5s) %, -, a. t0-
~. - ua.ssfe sIBT6 - DO Nails - IL "a - ~
~ eaSrv a. so y DO Wire ssal 9Ill 90 80 ~, .
a. "a ~. Al 10 80 d. sretsT sIl3 y % a, a..
a. az N A. str, 3o1s d. II s1lO :. 90 o. -
81 a. woases s4ii4 d. Aui,rd ST. ~ 90 ~ ~ - y.
500 40 A. olive Of s4lO9 1871 DO Psisy ss1 - o. Ic
a sf4 IN 40 Psver ss13. DO Payer hfastss %
80 m Ia 40 perfarery s220 II d. 70 te nonnu9 90
=. ~, 80 po..foe eO7 Plaster go ~ pHs fLe
80 ,ss A. REC el66is 1910 bush salt 81 l pasase
S 49,. safo 81 Masisfd Seed e.74, ~ % sVsr WNs
100 mo al SEP $3.50 DO GnFer tl4 20 Do Ptneno 80
"a a. s1,,1u~ty g. "a &4,l 100 Do Isiow s
No 40 Tea 80 Do Toys f2o. - Do Tobacco ses -
A. wafehes e4i.4y, Do Webnskers Tools &c, $50 GO
Win a. SIC 90 Champagne t4s5. fs5 Do Red VINE sI
"a A. sherry ss DO White ss24 39l DO NOBODY WOO
sy4 "A o. Roeewood SOL 3.7 DO Woo sl4Cp % lncts
s9s Waste sIils u DO other lmDori'ons s7 io"'
VAIN a 500 e1.
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OFFICE of TIE COMMISSIONERS Of ,,s

~ CONSOLIDATED DEBT fSEw-oRLFNSs-
NEw-oRLEASs, OCT. u, lS2-Sy sf;ns Of the lairy-
.nh section the act II the Of tie SITE "a
Lorssna entitled An Act 70 Co. s)ld-fe the City I! Nsw
O!s1ns and 20 provide Tor the government and adm s,ya
tou Of IL sfnrs approved the ~ az Fehr14ry Is p ~
oS ,he sh section Of the 9gemrary t6sr-,o ~
proyidns for tie incorporation CT the Cy OF Lsaye;i,
with the City Of Ne~Orieans approved on the sss iay
and Of the third scton Of set entitled An Ac; supple
uertaJy 70 an Consolidate tac Cay OF New-Onsaas
snG T. provide for tie government AMI nianaScmen, ~
sls siprcrtd March II. l. 3, - tor te ps-tcss q
me interest accrurc 90 tic entire deb: Of .ts CIV
md o! meeting al Obligations o. DE Old corpora AID
the lste Fsst. Second and id Nuacpi''es and City q
I .f,Vrtte maturing daring the year 1873
SEALED PROPOSALS wlI D. received st this once,
fo,, tins date mt she SECOND MONDAY 18Th Dscsn-
Der next (S52 At II OcoSs d io is paIcn,se q AZ Y
OF THE CITY or NEW.CRIEANS, Fog the san q
one THOUSAND DOLLARS ZACH; sad BonSs 20 b
WARS :, me cfce Of the Treasurer Of she city wih is-
Ia rest courors attached thereto AZ The rate OF SN PES
CENTU vi Pr r ANAUM payable ssnli-annuaiy isom and
sftsr the inst Jannery SS in tc City Of New lorS
The FIRST OF January aud the first Of July OF each yest nv
ross 10 be iudoscd Bids for the purchase OF Ssais 4
e CITY Of New Orleans and addressed 70 Ado.phe Laye
Secretary Of the Board Of Cowu 9aers OF The d-
ed Debt OF the City Of wOreana"to be opened rd rs
Bonds rdested to tie highest bidder on tho lS'a Da-
TRIMS or PAYMENT-Clsa, tor in any o. the inter-.
est coupons otgscus Of the Ola cry. o. the AZ Fl
neS9s1 i, ~ aT A. t % - s h,s-r one oaTfh
onthe hrst Of January oreourh the hrstot Mama one
fourth the first May ad the remainder the inst Of
july 1888, with per ut per interest tron Jann
AIRY 1883 the Comm soneFs rcseEvng the rght retain
Uphance with his contract The part OF the purchaser
The Commissioners further reserve the 81, Of recrs
CT al bids
aD CROSSMAN Mayor
o. DEBUlS, Controller
WM H. GARLAND Treasurer.
W P. CONVERSE, Chairman Finance Committee,
Pcaid Of Aldermen.
L. H. PLACE Chairman OF Finance Committee Board
OF Assistant Aldermen.
A LAlEr. Secretary.
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T. 5. BOURNE & BROTHER, Bill and
CHRIsTopHEK s. BOURNE
FRANCIS BOURNE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30

I AND WARRANTS-Bouyht and sold on
- The most favorable terms BY
hlRTLAND 4 Co, No Is WsIlst JaUncey Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-30

GAN FRANCISCO MOUNTAIN LAKE
OWATER COMPANY BONDS, bearing interest at ten
per cent Peg snnurn Interest Coupons payable ia this
BtRooYNE PLUME. No. n wala.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-08-07

More Dsn+alic observation-disclosures G.
F. CIeaveIar from Connecticut, in a,naoch
delivered mae House Of Representatiss on
the lst Of Na last, gives the folIowin.avi.
dence Of ~theundoess Of Gen. Scott uponba
Compromise Read it, it is Democratic teS,
mony!
II desire DO justice to the man who has
been arraigt here, and charged with hostility
to these me7res, or at least that he did not.
or does notsnmit himself in favor of them.
Justice to til distinguished Wing requires of
me- that ! slfa say, he could not have done
moe. He : IS active a man as could be
found in getg these Compromise measures
1850 l VALERIE, and heard from g1aa'-
!eT'hat Gen. cott was as ,ae..,e ana energetic
IN lls esorts Is any ean in Washington, and
neFet Duo a hsa., labor harder than Gen Scott
Sc pFeyaisppm lie Freesoil members IF the
WING partsto ashdon their position andadopt
thea loInproAises q measure of the nev adj
nsuisfa alton. MI had a sort of ~secondPen-
tecpst on the Viii side of the House. They
went over and dltg scores. y * x Tese
measures werepaed mainly through THEM
fuence of Clay Flmore, Webster, Scott aid
Cobb. These Yer the men who carried then
through, and esriman who was in the lat
Congress kuowst1
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-08-07
M + VIZ &R o cMR Y a Mn
PR0|iN4N STORE.
" "a IL a Y r. g. 10.

WoulD inform the puIic of plaouemipe and
w the parish CT I%berviilA that they have es-
. Gp6|G IhemSe!yeS in the Wholesale and Retail
at the Old stand formerly occupiedsv BisseIl. Aus
TIN Co. and latterIy by c. w. Men. on Bank
street, where they will keep alnaairs3 on hand
extensive supplies required for the necessary con-
SUMPTION OF Planters and Families-sucha Flour
ana Lard. Pork, Beef, &c. &c, together With all
the IuXIrles Of the market, embraced under the
head OF f.1NcY GROCERIES. Determining
10 Sel' as cheap as any, and upon the most ~favora.
apLe lelI'lH, ''elE solicit a share of public patron
age; aud all are respectfully invited to call and ex-
anime their stock. ;v2
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-08-07

Mr.. Clay'drice to Young Men Of the Le-
gal P1geSsi-Two years since, during Mr..
Clay's. addreo the students of the New York
State and Eonal Law School, in Ballston
Spa, Sarato;ounty, one object Of which is to
train its puI in the art of extemporaneous
speaking, held, when commenting on the
advantages ne institution, | owe nv sue
cess in life, link, chiefly to one single fact,
viz: that atl@ age Of II, | commenced and
continued foHars the process Of daily read
ing and spe.ig apon the contents Of some
historical orsentitic book. These off.hand
efforts were if, sometimes 10 a corufieEd, at
others in thf test, and no unfrequently in
some distant bn, with the horse and OK for
my auditors. is 10 this eor'ypractice Of the
ART Of all arts, at an indebted for the pri-
maryland Ieadli impulses that stimulated me
forward, and lie si'akd and moulded my
whole subseqtnt dest'hv. Improve, then,
young gentian4, the supe'or advantages you
Not e Gay MSS without eser-
power like tlafof o,atay. esar Centralized
men by exciins their feers-Crero br ami
waiting their htfions and swavtr ,b hoy e1 nos
sious: the iaiunce of one perised with ;fs
author, that { lie other continues, This Jav,"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-08-07

Binding Of the Banure.-Thero are .wenty-
SIX brick stores, and one large warehIuse--the
latter occupying a whole square and being
equivalent in expense and extep1 to at least
TOUR stores--now being er4ctc5o on the halture,
IN front of the First DISCREET, date Sc'ond Mu-
nlcIpaIity.) Nearly al these stores are double
tenements, extending FROM street 10 street, and
presenting two frcats--onc or the Levee and
the other on Fulton ssreet. They are general
ly vfry superior buildings, having iron ana
grarite bascmp'ts. These stores are built on
tr batture mich has been formed since 1926,
h the documentary accretions of The Nlissjs-
jipp river. After 4 litigation, which reaches
,!most back 10 the cession of Louisiana by
france, this yexed difficulty was finally com.
FomIScd, and the property was sold--and pro-
coed, for the share of the Second MunicjpaIi.
Z, about &250,000. The property is now
bpQght into the assessment roll, to which. by
nNtJanuary, it will give an addition of at least .
100000. There is still a large proportion Of
this Foperty to be sold BY the citv. The in |
Ve'tmnt by the purchasers of the batture.
prem'ss to De a very handsome one.-Dpua.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-08-07
s AERM sEMyAMSAs
me FISHING Eroubles.

q thlslsa themewhich must greatly interest
spaT read "a, as It progresses TO IFS final settle
#hienf, eaher by diplomacy or by war, we will
give the main features which it presents, as we
receive them, and SO far as we can find room.
*F1f extract below, from the Boston Courier,
sprpedesa letter to that paper from MIR. WEE
fTinclosing a dispatch of Mr.. EVERETT,
" Minister to England, to Mr.. BUCHANAN,
seIretary of State, relating to this matter, and
lxlhh Mr. WEBSTER says, sadds a verv impor-
jtaIf feature to the subject" The editorial,
AdFEaTef, explains the letter, without the neces-
GIFTS publication:
Y appears that the British Secretary for
fphelgn AEsirs, ia 1915, made an official avowal
~ fonf minister at London, that the privilege
sxcsusiVe fishing in the Bay of Fuuds had
laR formally renounsed by the British Gov
fRsferf, and hat the fishing grounds of that
were open p American y~sssels by virtue of
HConvention Of 1918. Notwithstanding this
lnress renunciaiiop, Lord Deroy's cabinet
fHe re-assertedgtn British claim to the whole
W., and haze sent armed cruisers to capture
p 81 Anaerican fishermen found within its waters.
HE capture has already been made there.
Xlt is, we believe, an entirely new principle
NNnternati0nal law, that an administration
As&let, or government of a country, is at lib
). N to disregard the stipulations or concessions
= I'm administration or government which has
fnsfeded it. Great Britain is as strongly bound
E4is moment, by the acts of Sir Robert PeeIs
. aiastry, in their dealings with foreign nations,
ny the acts of the ministry now in power.
ssaTBy intelligence from the British Provinces,
tIe a formidable force has been equipped for
war upon the American fishermen. The
sasfl pretensions are so manifestly unWar-
la.ble, that a very high degree of exaspera-
must be produced among the people who
Fiji by these hostilities. The fishermen, we
INK, where the odds are not desperately
inst them, will resist force by force.
We mistake if the British Government do
Isee reason very speedily to regret the rash
ssthey lave taken. We shall be slow to
xese thai Lord Derby has beAa guilty of the
foSpf putting forward these absurd preten-
$40 as a soverto d scheme for fomenting a
hole feeling between the two countries and
we've hayd marked a spirit and temper run
nlnshroug the writings and public speeches
OF my individuals of the high tory class in
Eagnd, which would give color TO such a
~susElon. These persons have displayed great
DRESS at Eitaessing the growth of the re-
r bIa1 spirit among the inhabitants of British
Amesa, and have declared It as their opinion
that nthingbut a timely war with the United
Statewoaldsaye the colonies to Great Britain.
Wheter Led Derby has taken this hint, and
now attacks be Auercan fishermen as a coup
d'essaiin advAlce Of more serious hostile move
~nentsss e arg notprepared to say, but the re-
suit, VI sGEsifedift, will be any thing but pro-
ftabisyps glorious to the nation that is now
Il guidesay his coinsels.s
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-08-07

Neuralgia, or 1fd Domoureur.--T'his sin
gular complaint is qite common just now.17
Il is nothing more nj less than a contEssides
Ct Sfi 1as s asssss' R1'f qiasss { st9f =; 4,, o,d ssa';!
remedies. LIE and lancess,
ea1,0n snd anu altiIess as sss ssdislfy 5aimesSSFI,: N i f..
Pf%e s1is p@s fFsI 5asssassj S fouppl = Civ sgslief : "a
., opium opium; TT. saponisc 'nf.- San
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-08-07

Frens Afairs.-A court-nartial, at Mont
PeIier, hs condemned seventeen of the insur-
gents cDccember to the guillotine. The
Paris Correspondent Of the London News saws.
that the s7tenc' has produced a sensation of
profound orrol Judgment having gone BY
default agSust x Of the accused, the number
of heads dome to fall in the public place of
BedarieuX, ne .ene of their crimes, is eleven.
The otfense or'hich these men have been con-
demned to da is the murder of three gems
d,armes. Tamilitary justice makes a silarr-
BILE Of F~ren4own to punish a crime which
was the inmate consequence of the coup
d'ttat of Decerr, and the lives of eleven men
are to be taktia cold blood for the acts of
violence, whichowever atrocious, were com
mitted in the life Of civil war.
The Presid is said to be preparing a de-
cree on the portation of foreign corn, by
which the print system Of the sliding scale
will be modii and The duties lowered.
In the miny Of justice there is preparing
a decree of sesty;; which. it is thought, will
be promulga on the occasion of the fcte Of
the 18th of gust.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-08-07

u Passing throug the golden cruclbIe OF
Australia, even the risforlunes OF humanity
become precious. A etter lately received da-
led from Stoney crek, Williamsburg, says
that "a cargo of one-lgged men would be IN
?eluable, because theywould not runa"a 10
thediggings. This nan would engage suen
men + one pound per week, with rat'ons' etc,
SeVen,ee> of his COWS we're going dry Tor wan
OF mllk'hs'>-London Observer.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-08-07
6kHHINN
i'm Jaii.

Was brought tGGRo; -
"a LEWIS. and Wno calls his name
" to Mr.. Alen D.Vie. Oh 1na' he pei o,
s;ssinri: said boy is about % years count y. MS
inches in heisat:,is a do,k bown; age, . leee ~
scar on the liglt side OF b'sface. mas d large
ne o"d 10 ke him away. rd, pay
p1oo HENRY SULLIVAN:
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-08-07
~RS i'm Hail.

DEFOT NEGRO.
* Was brought 10 the Jail of this Parish q
NO runaway negro man. who calls his nanna q
n WILLIAM, and Say that he heIoo e'i' 4e
a. Mr.. Williams, living y r>;las bow New
49, Orleans: said negro is aboul a6 wears of
az, S feet 6 Inches in height. and a dark eiae.
Aoe owner will please come forward, pay chNr-
ges Il take him away.
Je3 HENRY SULLIVAN, JaiIor.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-08-07

subsequently, sent by Mr.. Rice to Com. sloat,
OF the Pacific squadron, who replied that he was
sorry for the situation in which he was placed,
but he had no forces at his command to sera
TO his release.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-08-07

Revolution in Hhico.-A correspondent Of
the N. Y. Express writes that a conspiracy mas
been formed in avana for the overtime" OF
the Mexican Gorrment in favor OF queen
Isabel. 1t is stat that Christina, the queen
Mother, is at the hid fthe movement. Names
IRE given by the correspondent; but he ados
that the whole waaipped in the bud by zen
Arista, who seizedhe papers Of the consPlfa,
tors, and threw the 'paniards in prison at vera
Cruz.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-08-07

Departure,G uish s~hip-e-,oar for Ne'o-
5ounatan . 49, Rritisb Sapsrs Of the goth u't, re- re-
port that me brl1lsnhipof-war Cumberland
Vice Admiral seymoaEibad sailed for the eX-
pected seat of the fishing var At Newfoundland.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-08-07
Runaway ian .Jaii.
DEPOT NEGRO.

DEPOT NEGRO.
* Was brought to the Jail of this Parish a
runaway negro man who calls his name
,2-JOHN, and who says that ne belongs TO a
1 vi Scholfeld, residing in the Parish Of Saint
The owner will please come forward pay chat
ses andtakp him away
,u7 HENRY SULLIVAN. Lailor.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-08-07
aPeiasEs Resulting sro> n.a,on,ua
ST a25sGlf@mtaeEi TO Fs ia,
Extracts from tie moyhs Of Sir .4sNcy Coo0e., ~

' J'"" "c 'W"S ~" '7$Hey cooper, ~
"Ht"t" surgeon.
49,. y ira oA>'i9hl mo -. ! hohlas' Ho:
It'"'7 ~ i'5 '"'iEii Ilolil d ldudeF Struck L iict'
" No"" anu "i"IScd ms rupture; he compliance
- ''i''I' pam ana "lC'' III ioltF hours.
C"@ :. \ tnidt,Hc aged nian,aWho had heeu oG
i1s,'" VIA i1'I|'a inE many years. was injured
=! : ','s'' i:'>H' Nl'h'' all hoiir alter h2 Was
injured So" iil-!l' coHnienailcc was that ii a
"l''S man; Ia 1"isi''t5 taI we could devise had
ire CIert. "i't"t2 Inc }:.'re days that lie saFViEcE.
.! 3iir'i"}l!%. IN any degree, his torture.
tdE j. hF. 'thhoI tl"d itom a neglect of bis
I'l'H'%. " hen We reject upon the talents and
h''''SAi ol lll4l great historian, We are forced TO
u, '''i|'i@;oh 'hat tt,E" must be something III the
mature o Inc alLirli"h t"at s1upItes the senses
'SI,LSl ,"e actual dangers always attending II.
C"# l. a man was brought INTO the hospital
WIN " "tl"i9ui"'ed hel'!ia: was operated upon,
e"hcleu iiiteisS" pam, and shortly after died in
9icat agony
'"5' D. a man ABOUT iity years OF age had
''st H"'Je'! . many years 10 a rupture Inch
80" 'e 'e'''neo "l'liol' ol1hcIi'y. '''1StIpA-
W. LON iI'ee y" nc (itn OF January. II Could not
IL ~; @"I IN ""s 'io"9't 70 ~ harlho!o-
"' " ,iFl"'" ''L"S ,T'''I'lt> having lalicd
~ H.. tnoI - =. Al! tl'I' 'nt OPERATION was per
l. ,.-" u Nv : IH ~ 10y lIoi'i Tue S'iai'@Iid'l"ll.
- i"'' N P"ie'N "ne" "' we '"l'o"-
r"S
4ol, - f+'"u'' :, '"H'" mo o. 'oiil2s
a4ta1n,ata ga, ~ g " i"f'1i"' He''i', we
~, - -, " 80" 4 we've 1''s''' eS>''!; ava
-: IS leilo'"'eu % 'lic Gay "i III" az
-. ~, o,arl+F - H.. ~ l., >, 49, CIV ''''eG ara
OK, a."9 ~. S,'le ~ lug al u "S"iI'
-. t ri 90 &C N0 ot-
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-08-07
Maroon en- Prison.

az IL Ste amen6 > Ia geole q 1IaqueIiL.
Nv paroisse GIberuilo, IN nePee marion ~
"a Sc nomme LEWIS; ct d. quh appar'leh
~ MIR Alien Davis, resistant a Adams co.
lie DIT Negro est age d'environ q
~ - < nseds 10 rouces dhauteur.
HENRY SULLIVAN, GeolIer.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-08-07

n ,sa,ete amene a geole de Get Pa'oisse un
ia Of ditoartou qri Sc nomme WILLIAM,
~ s;danl Ill sppsstient a Mr Williams, re-
oaviron o6 ans. !e Orleans. LIE dit negre est age
hts 6 pouces de hauteur, grille.
dot -pY SULLIVAN Geoiier.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-08-07
&ZTHR NAW1S
NIW PA.g1E5nNa TRUSS,
AND RUPTURE REMEDY.
WIFI EFFECT 4 SpErnV TFPE

IN HS = SfLLDt CtkL.
BY ibis Truss the following objections so prominent in
every "lhcr Oh" IN use are 0hYiatcI-strou@ Suing. with its
consequent severity, injurious pressure, and inability to
cure. ANA tue following advantages gHincd: gentle urr
lure, complete retention, perfect case and connie etc . IRE.
= Ms truss Is entirely different from all Others in form
ana iIlH@iple OF HciUH, roite"qu .nliv. eHrr, -pc,>eS,u,
iuied to the various kinds ocrcl"frre in use. The pressure
Is more natural, b"In" comparatno4 IIaht in bad rui;tures:
talh he regulated ant brought to bHtr d;rcrtiy over tIe heri-
h@t openings, 1lcr@hy Hh"rdin2 security at an Times. eve,
ut@cr tAe most EIai1nt exercise. By Its use. wien fitted H.,
,ie proprietor OF : skiiliul surgeon, the Wcarer is played
3et "h'i tue dan%erol Siran2ulation or any other raIrtuj or
''IHS'fonS y I!it"H'S, which are not unfreuneut 10 Tho Use
"toth'f lfusses. Ills 4 very common practice for persons
auiicied with .i2rila- to select a Truss aud anpIv it to Thorn
selves. IL Is d bad and dangerous practice, which can he
seen only by those who understand anatomy. and are G,p,i-
liar WIZ lHC nature OF rtptures. Let II be remembered that
the best Truss may he injurious if it dons not suit the form
OF rupture applied to. and is not properly flied. Therefore.
] have concluded TO form no Agencies, but to sell and annIv
The IIuss ONLY at my Office, 20 ST. Charles sr-aa{
New Orleans. S''S
Ohscrvethe sign of the d over the door.
The following Is deemed sufficient evidence of f,e suneri-
oily of this Truss.
Having had numerous opportunities of seeing Mr.. Si,er-
i4'h : truss applied and worn in cases of great difiruI-
VI nave iortiad Il very high opinion of its value. and he
icFr II to be The best instrument with which am acnuaitu-
cd- ALEX. II. STEVENS. NJ. D..
Professor OF Surgery in tie College of Phvsicians and SIR
gconS OF Ne" York, and one of the Surgeons of the New
forh Hospital.
Certificates have alsobc2u handed tc the Proprietor nv
the following Surgeons: '
J3i!S c. CiiEEsaiAN, NJ. r., Surgeon of s,e New
DAVID /. R0GER Is ssua II II surgery !"
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DIR. oFFGCE.

NO. 70 ~. tN0lIsS 81, VIC UI1e0nS,
and procure his
NEW P,ATENT TRUSS RUPTURE WASH.
lon may have used an ordinary Truss for years
without meeting with an accident Or seriousshiu u
ry from an imperfect retention or undue pressure
upon the bowels; but then again You may be
taken dnTing the next day or week with all the
horrible and fatal symptoms of strangulation.
ET Remember the above eases, and while YOU
osva an opportunity, do as they ought to have
toae-RESCHf 70 TIE BEST MEANS OF
SECURITY. iy31
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anraPY0NNEAUx

inform his friends and
w oILp resgsenerafly that he has purchased
Of r W she Pgp his entire stock of Groceries, MAX
- ~ W tssS he has, nnw-oa hand a very extern
- .a,e y aG # which he will sell at the lowest
fdtSSslSf - 80
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS 8.
NaEEusb en- Prison.
Runaway i'm Jail.

Runaway i'm Jail.
Sc Was brought to the Jail of this Parish
IR5 anegro man calling his name FtLIX, and
n says he belongs to MIR, Alfred Tilman, of
~ Galiatin, Mississippi. Said negro is about
s%- IS years OF age, 5 feet 0 inches high, and
a black.
The owner will please come forward, pay char
ges and take him away.
au7 HENRY SULLIVN. Tailor.
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Marion EN- Prison.

q I'M nesre Marco rroas Ia geole de Get Paroisse
g. dit oniI onnart;on+ i Sc nomme JOHN, ct
roisse de St. CHARLES. Scholfeld, a Pa
au7 HENRY SULLIVAN
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Nrm ORLEANS 2ortrea eurreut.

't"'' TIT Hrrt{g Jto" the N. O. Price Cuyye,ul
NEW OELEANs. AnnI1st 4 1879