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The Woodville Republican., 1853-01-18
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Wilkinson County.


UIO all persons interested in the Real
= Estate Of VIM. H. Tabar, deceased.
TAKE MOTTO e, that at term of the
Probate f;ourt OF Wilkinson county, to be
held at the Courthouse of said county, on
the first Monday IN February neat; the
Undersigned, widow Of VIM. II 'Tabar, de
ceased, and Administrative of said Estate,
will petition the said court for allotment of
her dover and legal portion of said real es-
tate, known and described as follows, to
wit:
The north balf OF section 81, town l,
range west. containing $40 30-l00 acres
Also, the south east quarter of section 80
town range west containing 100 43-1OO
Also, the north west quarter of section
-, town 1, range /, east, containing l59
34-100 acres.
Also. the south west quarter of section
20, town range east. containing l57 45
400 acres. . fsM
And, also. the west half of the south east
quarter, section %. town range east,
containing 75 72-100 acres. IL
The said tract containing in all s76 "a
100 acres, more or less excepting from the
above described land, 200 acres, more or
therabouts. the said 200 acres, being sold
70 Christian Miller. by said VIM. III. Tabar
in his lifetime and Parmelia Tabar, his wife
by deed bearing date 18th October l645;
and recorded in Book NJ, pages SAB & 544,
which said tract of land, the said intestate
resided, at the time Of his death. To which
said tract excepting the said 200 acres) OF
land. your petitioner has never relinquished
her right of dover.
When and where you are hereby notified
to attend the hearing of said petition. If
you think proper.
dii, ls52-iw PARMELfA TABAR.
The Woodville Republican., 1853-01-18
I'D. II. BrO0sll, M. ID.

OeHtdk ioUTge0H.
H1S permanently located ssvA,
AA himself in Woodyile, andHYfEs@A
IL prepared te perform al opera
tlons in DENTAL SURGERY. in man.
NET, at tedSt, not.inierioF to anyin The South
Western States.
His success for the last twelve years in
this and the adjoining counties aud parishes,
IN the Plugging, Extracting and Insertion
Of Teeth, from one 70 a fuIIset, both upon
pivot, by clasps. aud atmospheric pressure,
has heen such as to preclude the necessity
Of giving references as tits generally known
that his operations have stood the test Of
time, "and not found wanting"
Those requiring his services, will find il
their advantage to visit him It his Office
CONNECTED with his residence on Main st
nearly opposite Mr., Theuel's Hotel as the
light and converiences Of chair and the ar.
fangement of Instruments are such as to
enable him toperform operations more dur
ably and with greater facility than az the
residences Of the patients Time and cx-
pense will thereby be saved
IL The disease of the teeih and mouth,
evea more influence on the digestive aud
their viscerai organs, than persons are tenef-
ally aware OF, and the timely Application T.
Scientific penta' Surgeon. RAY oatH u'
ouly save teeth supposed 70 be beyond cure,
but rsleivs diseases that medicine would net
reach, on accoud OF the irritation caused by
them. fs
Too much attention cannot he paid 10 the
timely care Of children shedding tioir NJ X
teeth, (iemporay sst As we'll as the regnagioa
oil Tue second or peTmanunt IS, winch are
insure early decay, antthe SUI psaft
convenience 81 most ei tws Deniaf fegaucns
now necessary 10 be perloupsd
The Woodville Republican., 1853-01-18
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
WILKINSON COUNTY,
THE STATE OF MISSISSlPPI

SVWNO Christian Miller and Eliza, his wife;
IL George III Roberts and Sophia, his
wife; Belfeld Woodruff and Cynrhia, his
wife; w III M Dawson and Maria, his wife;
James Holloway and Snsau, his wife; Ed
ward Tabar Della Tabar, Mary Tabar,
William Spence. and Mary Spence, heirs
and distributes of William LII Faber, dec d,
and all other persons interested in the real
estate of said deceased-GREETMG
You are hereby cited to be and appear
before the Probate Court of Wilkinson
County, at the Courthouse in Woodvile;
on the first Monday in March next, and
answer the petition OF Parmelia Tabar, adj
mins;ratrlx of William Ii. Tabar, dec d
and show cause, if any you can, why the
/ following described lands, tenements and
I hereditaments, belonging 90 said deceased
I viz" The N half OF sec "a L r / w,
containing 800 20-100 acres; also, S Z quar-,
Ter of sec 33 tt r / w containing one
hundred and sixty forty-three hlndreths
acres, also, the N w quarter Of sec 43 T
II L containing one hundred and fifty.
nine thirty-fouf hundreths acre S; also, the
S w quarter of sec 20 L r E, con
! tanning one hundred and ffty-seven forty
five hundreths acres: also, the w half of s
Z quarter sec 20 TIL E, containing
seventy.eight seventy two hundreths acres
containing In all eight hundred and seventy
SIX twenly-four hundreths acres, more or
less, excepting from the above described
lands two hundred acres, or thereabouts,
the said two hundred acres being sold to
Christian Miller by VIM III Tabar in his
lifetime, and Parmelia Tabar, his wife, by
deed bearing date 10th October, 1916, re-
corded in the Probate Clerks Office, book
N pages 543 and 544), shonld not be sold
in preference to the slaves of said decedent.
for the purpose of paying the debts of said
decedent. And, further, TO do and suffer
such things as shall be considered and or
dered by the court aforesaid in the premises,
Witness the Hon. Francis Gildart, Judge
of Probate of said County, at the
L. s. Court House in Woodville, first Mon
day in January. in the year Of onr
Lord, one thousand eight hundred and ff-
ty-lhfee. FRED CONRAD, Clerk.
Issued the 9Th January, 1853.
a3 CAGE & STAMPS, Attorneys.
Jan. IL, 1553-30
The Woodville Republican., 1853-01-18
NEW STORE

90 NEW STORE -,
GL AZ he ae'o Masonic BuihiiHg
THE subscriber has just returned from y.
iofk with arge supply Of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
embracing every thing necessary TO a com.
ple'e wardrobe, Among the articles the
following
Fine cloth irock sud dress coats.
Pilot aud blanket coats. all kinds.
Fancy sassinisre and doe skin pants.
Suk satin aud silk velvet vests,
Cotton, linen aud linen bosom shirts.
Mauno, hannsl aud silk undershiF,s.
400 pr Negro blankets.
great variety Of cravats,
Also.
hats, boots, shoes, brogans, socks, ETC., "a
great variety.
Iogethes With heavy assortment Of Other
articles.
The public are invited IN call and exam
Inc my stock. will sell at New Orleans
puces NJ, SIMON & co
Sept Ia. 1852.
The Woodville Republican., 1853-01-18

SAMUEL. BILL. 2. y. KEAnY.
g. AMUEL BELL, in returning thanks
- for past fayors. begs leave 10 inform
the public generally, that The business will
now be carried on at the old stand under the
name and firm OF s. Bell & Coz WHO, "a soil.
citing share OF public patronage are fully
determined that no exefiions on their part
shall be wanting 10 merit the same.
Their stock OF Plantation and Dry Goods
Hardware, Groceries. aud Provisions, will be
carefully selected and sold at cheap rates for
Cash, or 10 punetual customers on the usual
time All cotton consigned 10 them ior ship
meni, and all freighb for storage, planters
may rely upon receiving their eea attention
The Woodville Republican., 1853-01-18
.r~sA JUST ,fA
80 aARRIVED.as-awr-ss..

- "a
ssa aARRIVED.asa-rs..
81 SIMON. Boston Roir has iust Re.
w. ccivcd aud opened, AZ his Old st1re,
a large aud supsrb nssoUueus OF Staple
Goods. consisting OF everything. aud the
best things ever offered Coz sa'e here,
GROCERIES, aud PROVISIONS
OF all descriptions
Ralcing Rope. and Baggug, Kentucky
Liu.cys, Aoodyu,e Liuseys, l.owclis, Do
mcsucCs,
A large and Excollcni Assortment of
HARDWARE o. all kinds.
CHINA, GLASS WARE and GRAN.
TIE WARE, ol AL descriptions
very large assortment OF RUSSErrS,
Mud BOOTS. etc.
SADDLERN,of OF ali kinds
GUNS. GAME BAGS, SHOT
POUCHES, etc. OF al,
descriptions.
BRO0MS. a large assortment
TOBACCO, the very best qualities.
Noodville, Sept. 1862,
The Woodville Republican., 1853-01-18

7 .ETTERS of Administration having
been granted to the under signed, blythe
Honorable PROBATE Court; OF Wilkinso
county, at the November term, thereof,
1852, on the Estate of VIM. u. Tabor de
ceased.
Notice, is hereby given to all persons in
bebted to said Estate to make Immediate
payment, and those having any claims a.
ganst said Estate to present them. duly
authenticated within the time presented by
law, or they will be forever ba red,
PARMELIA TABOR, Admx,
The Woodville Republican., 1853-01-18
tabincI Ware ROOms.

UUEWVV w NFV RUUETS'
TNlMOTHY KINGSBURY would inform the
Il public that he has just erected large
and commodious Shop on Mystic corner
near Mr., Hickley's Saddler Shop where he
s prepared TO execute all orders, at the shoTt-
est notice Old furniture repaired, and bills
filled for any article in ths Cabinet line. He
offers his services as an Underlaker on the
most reasonable torms. BY close altenlion to
business IS, and moderate charges, he hopes to
merit the continuance Of his old customers
and the public generally. .si
Woadville. Septl6. s5l.-tf
The Woodville Republican., 1853-01-18
Fsrick for Sale.
All Aboard 1!

A good and substantial Stage has been
procured to run from Natchez Vta Wood
vile, to Bayou Sara. which will make reg.
ular trips during the year Passengers
may rely on regular trips, gentle horses and
experienced drivers. Apply to Frederick
Oswald, the driver. or to
c, HENRY, Agent
for d. Fugate'
April 1852.
The Woodville Republican., 1853-01-18
January IL, ls53..30d


Z .ETTERS of Administration having
been granted to the undersigned, by
the Honor BILE the Probate Court OF
Wilkinson county at the January term
thereof, 1853, on the Estate of Joseph
G Reilly, deceased.
Notice, is hereby given to all persons
Indebted to said Estate to make i'm
mediate payment. and those having
claims TO present them, within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be
debarred.
SARAHA RELY. Admfx.
Jan. 1l-6w
The Woodville Republican., 1853-01-18
Hail Notice.

WAS committed to Jail, by A
w W. I. Lewis, Esq, on the I'M
eqth ult, runaway negroe ~
Who calls his name ToNEY. I'M
And says he belongs to Lucies A
1 Polk. living near Baton Rouge. L..
Said boy is black, 6 feet high, and
weighs l55lbs.
The owner is hereby notified, to
come forward, prove property. paw
charges and take him away or he will
be dealt with eccording tolaw
NJ. CRlST, Jailor'
Ian 4-tf
The Woodville Republican., 1853-01-18

W. II. KITCHEN, @. II. RAILEY.
IL ITCIIEN & RAILEY General Gro
AA GERS, and Importers az VINES, Ii
g1to,S and Pyorisions No. II Cana street,
between Customhouse and River, New
Orleans
1y- Mr.. II. J. Butterworth, will forward
osders 10 us, and receive aud receipt in our
name for amounts that may be due.
Feb. %, 1862. iY
The Woodville Republican., 1853-01-18
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, ]
WILLIAMSON COUNTY.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
VNO all persons interested in the real estate
n of William Hays decd-GREErlNG
YOU are hereby cited to be aud appear be.
fore the Probate Court of " Atkinson Conn.
TO, at the Court House in Woodville, on
the first Monday in March next, then and
there to answer the petition Of VIM CHM,
administrators Of VIM Hays, deed, and show
cause, II any yon can. why the following
described tract OF land, situate, lying and
being in said county, containing 494 75.100
acres, the west half and the south west
quarter OF section sixteen towship two
range west, being the same plantation
leased by trustees Of schools, etc. IN said
township, to the said VIM HAYS, for the
term OF 80 years from the 11th December
lo49, should not be sold IN preference to
the personal estate of said deceased for
the purpose of paying debts of decedent
And, further, to do and suffer suck things
as shall be considered and ordered by the
court aforesaid in the premises, and have
hen and there this writ.
Witness the Hon Francis Gildart, Judge
of Probate of said county, at the
L. s. Court House in Woodville, the first
Monday in January, in the year of
our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
ffty-three.
Issued the 9Th day of January, 1853.
FRED CONRAD, Clerk
The Woodville Republican., 1853-01-18

T ETTERS Of Administration having
Abeen granted the undersigned. dc bonis
nOu. with the las: will and testament an
nexed, on the estate of Mabeny Morris, de-
ceased.
Notice, is hereby given to all persons in
debted to said estate, to make immediate
payment, and those having claims to pre-
sent them, within the time prescribed BY
law or they will be debarred.
JEFFERSON NJ. NORRIS. Aamr.
JiA-6w
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IGOR LAKE BoRGNE IL ray t5tg .5ar

9HOk LAX \ BOBNNEf ~ rg9T f5Eg5l "a,
~ ana MgxCAs gCLF wNIERs x M ~ a8s--az
ARRANGEMENT itapalhHr lisa.
E8 ALAlCAN GILt EhlLN hY-pep1t coruet o. tsl Clldu
lvaet 10 gitOt i}N lLtE, lake p gre, de
TANGO tNsstysgu us tauuEh ny Cent?, tnrau ari
Alura. llj. .1i#
lEAyGgjiE cIIYar ~ t,sl Have TIE LAKE ATS 49,,
F.1I r.N
EF- UEea street, an mzu.t Of H road
u p.ri1-rt .tn
Ga151u Z. aEIiy alas.tos ii
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Il 70 csJ a' the bearer Rgaiansa eaH employed h
80 1gt SuEAr House, (y.h b. kl 1'
luy yutr atasurn confidently u14
so3f irdlsirl5us good msai aud z-ue l hin
fhe q NISGFlESIhl.
InI1h vi st. James, 9th January, ls5i.
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OFFICIEL.


I'VE II feye 1ssAy par presen,c doune qa'en
resolutions Commun de Ia VILE de-
oans aPpcuvtS e Eeus lo5 les prep e,e' enrres
deercs oc plus oisni cuthers'eu
ends de banks
J. lie eonnus Fulton.
0Ienoognute dos Anuonenton vi Dup ihni-r.
lie terrain tringairo su0 de Ia Course ct
Nouyelle Iuyce
tea prophecies plans Ton
ournis lie Noyer de- IA Vile,
n f,p1ts AL ~ Mare.
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ghoie ch2lsI Aorba other Of 81 nasa md o9e
bh "a ~ great n1nnltr4 al pcrr-z WIZ the
t sHa rlsans themselves hge Ponoaneed Of The most
rAN8bla known.
10 eRed. 20 Sold b all ;se Trnsil Uni
e
EB- Beaehs Breast Linnmeat,An excellent remedy
disease Of the Lungs Breast, such Pain Ia The tng
Of BLOOD NsA Saa.s Cough Oppression Breath
aOo1 - cTe e. Tbs remedy without iSl., pgole
permanent Den lit On Iseaas he than
used TO persoas that pred opposed Lung Disease
BY the formation ol the chests hereditary rnfalv
attack disease enjoy good EHl using
this lriWg l.fectlans.
Beach, FcrruGnOus Tonic.A remedy 70 Cblls and
Fever aud Chagres Fever known @ and
tho
BeHeh's RleumntIc COmpOund-Seyer iris to give rsa
in less thuD twsuyo hours.
Beaehs stoaae Awe fitter-.-IFa excellent article
tt has been Long bt viz yr of Cs
AID Fever aud ell Aqtumnal Feves. 10 Fer9a rr} 1ayr
business shu ral
invaluable: f0r using ,hl win
and FeFgr l e ene tone they co7r he secrttio15 give
A1Ler md g,y.8Aeaih and guf t5 g4neTs' system.
nary performed By hein. We v
lint they arc Htet y Bee Tho-
20 Or p'ls-5s of Henfs "a fr gg'' sit4 ~. lsal
lfH'aI TO- lIs remedies a' ne HIS lFl
nAnner that they con be novel % gl. eeIa,e t
4w s5-S - /. o
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H NICKERBOCKER PATENT COOKING
hA RANGE5-FIRST PREMIUM.

PRICE & C0ULON, Plumbers, 107 Poylfas
Now o-eans, fspe 'tny inform their cats and The r
.p''ol That they csTry On se a4ov sue-s 10 al q
AME.cAN, NSLisn sqi LKENeli WATER q 0siIs, }FN II
RANGES GARDEN HOSE, lYbRATIlCRANlS; FnRCE. LIFT
BfFk PUMPS fitted up II the STYLE; FAD FIrEs 10
doe peE; PIG and SHEET LEAD MOCK TIN gv.=5
NJ the shsrlestuC''''- lrtu !.
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This certify that the bearer r5gilaes hps 8rdl
my A shsh burnt GOA under, ard tbaE have u tsi
10 his Intelligence
ness ] II. LOCGHyJkOE6H.
Parish ofst James, nov 81, Iss9
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aDD FEhLows' REST Vaults in this

{ ND FELLOWS REST Vaults in this
~ teneisry rs obtained b. applying j. O. rSOS Irsa
Sssi ". Guy iisu s,s! District lASis FURNAuS sgeel
~ y Camp ssreet stsfsi Rlv. CHARLES WalrAlt
49,
- N 81 Nanl's to S kbQl1F Lodges the bsfsl
- Re aosne. sa hhoidlsg ijgs, tor t biI a
lsvAilabiy. 49, N' = '--- va - 80
SPIsl . !. g DUNLAP Gh9ipian Or CelasLiry fj &
~, - 80 JAMES FURNEauA,
r. lafvof ~ fs44r NJ fsF.4at
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Specifications pour la Furniture ct la Rcii-e Ia
LeNcc dams les Linites du Premier District dc la
Cite, de $4,000 Snrdes SuDerieie dc Iierres
le PnNnvp do In Fptpu.

Les payes dont bon neenr aun quaint
Jig quale du grant de Boston, doRtou g. etanes parties
De Ia ThOulttous ans Id MmipAt, ct Ia de ia
lie &c ans Ia VILE dc Lafayette ll doiveDt e io oongue de
seize hat ougueur d. dolze
qua'oe rou'es cas- eur fPssr dot dtrs"r dix
loueNs ~
ia dow NJ % dune lreur uniforms dex
aNec les ctte7 paHe hi
eur surface sup6reure rendne legrnsn ncIion
10 marleAu Ia rem e dOit 6ue opsiGe c,snae suit:
hWo yards De surcItc dams pau de VadudNatQu
en- ut lsite Par la Cprsrtl Commuu
las 5000 yards Tcstant Janyi.r is5I
1pntes les nrdi On6r6aa dams
reard. '
Ia caution, pour laic execution contrast sea de 10000
les pameats Hhont lieu compliant ct lie sertHea de rAgen
Foyer aps ehaque rsmss lie go yards lie supse de Iarts @
enrhtres yard upetfgia. LOUIS H. IN ",
NOuvclle Or Cans, n Fovrirr eli
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RoYal INSURANCE Company Of Livernool

Royal Insurance Company of Liverpool.
CAPITAL, TWO LIONS, i0oGue SHARES $50 EACH
Ohm SHAW LEIGH, and B. o. H. BLUNDElI E1s
Dfecor lverpoCtiARLEs TURNER Esq NJ. Chair
JOHN CAMPBELL Esq and J. BRAALEi MOORE Eco.
Deputy Chairuen -
Michael Bousied r. Ellison Harvey, M4xwe ESQ
Brueh Eq IT. Dyson oruby, George Maxwell ESQ.,,
e. Esq, lGeo. H. EIorsa Esq
David Cannon, ksq In. Houghtor, Esq., Mulyneu1 ESQ
William Ulaxton ESQ., Edwd Jouston es9 will Smith, ESQ.
Dover tsq., Roger L.. Jones, Es1 John Tor ESQ.
Richard Harbotd, Esq James Lawrence, FED,
Available capital-TEN MILLION DOLLARS.
Paid up Capital;
SEVENTEEN EUNDRHD AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
The having appointed
respectable liverpool Oe epars
Policies
the NeWOHsans liberal terms
large apital-ADDED TO THE INDIVIDUAL IIA3TI
ITY EVERY sTOCKtIuLDER TO THE ENTIRE EXTENT or
ms PRoPERrYisa guarantee the SAX in
| Of os
made place this Company policies on mar
Win Tic mutual oaess and al sstaemens leases win made
here, both prompt and liberal. JAMES MAGEE.
dse2o 2iplmos2n Agent, 81 St. Charles street.
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gHNHE subscriber begs leave to call the q
" ATTENTION bis well
and genuine DRUGS, ME@iCfNEs CHEMICALS, MEDl, N4
ClNE 5L&TBACrS, ESSENTIAL OILS pEtsFUAEBIEs. 4 L.
dAIR fihsli, HAT NAIL ana IT, ETA usEs Al, -Tss
witch OF The in porton ei selected wiz the
cera. uoFF ofcr she ebove for aAle lowest
tantars, Physicians and ApothsAfes
Inc st.rb md p g eIr orders.
FAMILY MEDICINES lrtly put m OF o best articles. Phgsr
es roscr'i915 carefully e5iapouu IA and put a, With
ssi Dispatch az all hours LOUIS MASSEY,
wholesale a ID Rst. nruysas, ~ ST. Charles street
deciA Ne,gl)r
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a LAFAYETTE ENCAMPMENT No Meets AT
gcfHou iill, iaiayslte, on the FIRST end THIRD mon
DAYS Of each month Olccf-U H. Virgin, q, - w..
Trstsnd, H. T.. ]. T. Barrett, s. -; ". T. Gilmore.
y; D. Lemy, ]. W. W, w VUuah frelsuIer. iy43 uanl
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Ohio Fire and Marine Insurance Co.


.-bANlb fAlE President. J. u. BuCiAN-N sesrsfs-H,
- Tins securely established C0mfapv, wi he
Pfulf 8 taks
NA sks On the MOST LIBERAL TERMS, sr B4tch
Shest Ne - Common Camp, Whites Banking
h'a'f ASHQIlsaD La John A. G,FisHERI AgIua!, sas u
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ID ADICALCURE0FC0R without outing
~ OF The lsnst painDr ROSENBERG from warsaw .he capital
Of Poland the honor 70 the ladies
the Inhabitants general h place. that he undertakes tie
eradication C0RNs, MONS Is every hard substance
OF between the Toes WITHOUT CUTTING by neanso EIdNR
Of his competition.
The operation performed space
teA PAIN and the patient may resume his dress and occupation wish M
satisfaction OF carving the Corn Root In bis hand.
gaated France ether foreign par and ished
Clans snd ioh have the
The Doctor will give iay m pasi
j { ~ gEfr Naa
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PUMPS AND BATHING APPARATUS, ETG.
- Jo9N 5-CARri, PLUMBER, NO. as Camp sltg. rcoor
isas has jaa aud large BRASS t'
ysoas FORCE AND LTFTPJtNps RE zR PUMPS. nr
CophtNS kAhGEsi BATHING TUBS AND SHOWER BATS.
Also, LAYING AND REPAIRING LEAD PIPES; SHEET LEAD
WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
SHIP and Steamboat ed an
promptly attended 10, EX> CHARGES MODERATE, rvp21
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sI teyrlsr ceatrseans charges Geryer les
daus DIES hais DIES panisrs eomme la loi lie requie.
Je habans
que roSeeo lea vgueur,
pene d'Hnpnie JhalES JOLLS. Couimssafo Rues. Gi
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TTNINtNIt
MEXICAN MUSTANG LtNINENTt
PETROLEUM OK ROCK ola
TOOTH AND CT VI SpEClFIC-Dr
GREEN'S MIXTURE;
uSGOOl s INDIA CItOLAGOGUE;
TtiORS'S EXTRACT;
LuDLUM'S SPECIFIC;
ARABIAN llNtMENT.
DALLNS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR;
GRAY'S PATENT OINTMENT.
H. 4. j Az NEsTOGK 5 NERMFUSE
DR. tOOt iR > VEGETABLE NkGSuF UGE POWDERS
WuLFt'S AROMATIC SCHEfDAM SNAPS:
FRENCIiS DOEhlE DISTILLED BAY WATERt
REEr'S AMERICAN ftYGFIAN Pills:
JAINE's PILLS AND FAMILY MEDICINES;
TT All tte above Medie,nts warranted -sIBae.
propsY Of the albion sithou tapping,
81 soll wholCs4e ard rotti. propretor pfice ~
ir3l dA"sN pr, WA. DJFSE, gent, q Maya Inc -.
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LACEY s CO., 81 st. Charles street,
~ BRANCH NJ LACEY Z pHntiPs's CELEBRATED Al
is
sA.N1Fs at reduced
.gr4I2Ig a TFt'sTFT APT EHntir 10. tY4I giW
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PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURED


MADAM ILAIEN
III Rsspa y offers Sewfrars f5f che
Ieat sutf tae .l.l5WnS nitLhFStS CTER lilTIs
Pro- ~ re l2ELL MtsSIEuATIoS, aNG0RG sM and
CLCthtTigN or THE WOMB 4a4 adopted ll Ter
hat lHs met ia a=,a 4 Tbs moss ta4n. 9as.l srzsaas af
P"s london and New7ork There rn hos da that
she has not agqTa'rl Th ls prssfs
feels justified zayny , usrs not u Can
cerouH nt.ure red. Madam
thess complaints, aud b. rolstd daily residence
st. Joasph street, Huyls 8u
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pAt call uin You month safe atd rann
f-0-=, 'Pssih s., WILLIAMS CHRISTIE.
GdTY BANK OF COCHRAN s co, So Camp
ltuTRER,S SUpERI0R Lame RRIrK FnR

F3ur per paid llcresa auI yel 10 r,
fiyu interest paid not res than sl50u
PER interest PAID 5uoy 4 a. ma be ratl
aliy Hsi.ed upun. tge
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ISADDLERY, HARNESS. ETC

NEWARK, NJ. ,SADDLERY Ware Ga
~ IEouss;-ANDREw.G BULL Co No 10 Canal EsaAM
Nayyl. hefyer1 Camp Magazine streets
Manufacturer importers OF SApDLERY and sApnLEWhRF,
hAvn bA md complete Saddles
Brides 'fH gales. Trunks. Nh{s, Shttiuz Harness Bride
Leather iloair NpuLEHs' YJOIs Trimming every
ssrirtA- at SO. IS CAhAt, STREET. ~
.sjt 1.H'aN ANDREW C. bull < co.
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PARISH OF QEIEANa, City OF ew Orleans.
Bcreine1arrd That On tie 18Th OF January,
futscteT, Justice Of The Peace in aud city rs5
ally aPpasd Alexander 8rotr President James r. Wheeler
Secretary o. the Home Aui lnuJEue
bng dy according poe above
aeeoursa just sud True and correct The books Of
company. A. BROTHER President.
JAAEs H. WifggLRR Seminary
Sworn an4 abs me, this th 81! day Januory 1850
Z. '. J3STE, Second Jas'cc u the Peace
OF the Parish 0i Orleans,
tS- The Board Of Tsea have declared Of Foryn
per the earned pums hs Company
December 81 le5 for which scrip certificates viii be issued
the l. Of siI rCI GGKt,
The Company continues to insure Iors
and damage BY Fire at ths Of premium. Occ
Camp street. ALEN ASDEB BROfHFR, Prssidsgt
JOHN R.SHA}E NIcs President.