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NOTTCE.
ON Friday, 25th February next shall offer for Sale
J at Hiardston my residence and Land attached,
of which latter there are one hundred and sixteen
To those who acquainted with the premises nothing
need be said in the way of commendaton but TO such
ignorant of the charms of the place. would
come and examine for yourselves Such articles of fur
nure as may not have been disposed of previous day
of sale will be sold on that day. Terms made known
the day of sale.
THOS. C.. ARLINGTON.
Nash CO., N. c., Jan. 20, 1858. 22-td.
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NEW IMPORTING
And 5ObbEng Dry Goods House,

And .5ObbEng Dry Goods House,
PETERSBURG, VA.
TENHE subscribers have formed copartnershP under
the firm and style of
STEVENSON & WEDDEEL,
for the purpose of conducting an
Importing and Jo66img Dry Goods Business,
WILL by the st of March, be prepared to exhibit to
the TRADE an assortment in extent and at Prices that
will compare favoraby with any JoBB1SG HOUSE, North
or South.
Merchants visiting market solicited to examine
our stock JOHN STEVENSON, =
JAMES WEDDELL,
late of Tarboro', n G..
Petersburg, January "a, 1858. 956-wly.
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A GOOD CHANCE.

GOOD CHANCE.
TNVANS & COOKE have on hand fine lot o
HIDress Goods, which they will sell at cost.
Kich Brocadc cold Silks,
French Satin DeChene,
Embroidered Robes,
Alboniso dc.
French Cashmeres s. DeI4anes,
All other goods at very low prices,
Received to-day Black Silks, Cheap Dclancs,
English Merinos, Mems wear, Clothing
and Shoe which will be sold cheap.
Call on at the old Stand, No 20, Cheap Side.
Raleigh, Nov. Oath, 1852.
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WILLIAM DIXON.

CHHoNoMETER AND WATcH MANUFAc cTURER,
As King Square, Gos,oeH Road, London.
TTNHIS certifes that the accompanying Watch No.
147I3, is warranted by TO be of my Manufacture,
and Watch with my upon it, is genuine, unless
accompanied by Certificate, bearing my signature.
1 guarantee the Watch No. l47I3 to keep time to
the satisfaction of the purchaser.
w. DIXON
These w atches have high reputation in Europe
and America superior time pieces. Imported and for
sale by
PALMER & RAMSAY
Raleigh, Nov 18th, 1852. L
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N EW FALL AND WINTER
GOODS.

4 LEXANDER CREECH has received the largest
IA portion of his
Stock of Fancy and Staple dry
GOODS,
to which he Invites the attention of all who wish to buy
handsome and cheap Goods His stock consists in part
of the following:
French Musline de Lains and Mernoes,
American de Lains and Thibet Cloths,
Alboni Plads, style, and Prussan Cashmeres,
Alpacas large assortment,
English and American Prints, great variety,
Ginghams, Fanuels and Irish Linens,
Jackonette Swiss, Checked and Talton Muslins,
French Emb'd. and Woolen Shawls,
A good assortment of Gloves and Hosiery,
Work'd Collars, Edgings and Insertions,
Lyle and Thread Edgings,
I.inencambric Handk's, Diapers. Bonnet-Ribbons
Sc, &c.
Bi'k French Cloths and Cas.imeres,
Satin, Silk and Cashmere Vestings,
Silk Handz. and Italian Cravats,
Tweeds, Sattennetes and Ohio Jeans,
Kerseys, Linseys and Blankets,
BIeach'd and Brown Domestics,
Heavy Ingram Carpeting and Medium,
Also assortment of Ready M ade Clothing.
Hats, Caps, BOnnets, Boots q Shoes,
And many other articles not named all of which he
is determined to sell at his usual low prices and
esy requests all those ia wanof new and cheap Goods
give him call at his stand three doors above Mr. r.
Smiths where he will be found ready and willing TO
his customers. He returns his sincere thanks to
the citizens of Raleigh and surrounding county for
patronage, and hopes to merit the continuance of the
same.
Raleigh, Sept. IT, 1852. So
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MUCK MANUAL.

MUCK MANUAL.
NAANA'S Mack Manual, for Farmers, Sd edition. re.
- vsed andenarged Book for every Farmer, RoG-
gors Scientific Agriculture Norons elements of ScieE-
tifc Agriculture; Elwood's Grain Tables showing the
value of different kinds of GRAIN calculated in Federal
money, of any quantity, from pound 10000 BUSH
els l2mo. For sale by
II. D. TURNER.
November 90. 1852. s.
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mmissiOn business.
TEIHE undersigned will conduct Foreign and Do
/ mestic Produce Commission business In the City
of Petersburg, Va- under the firm Of
STAINBACK 6 HARDEE.
Office 3rd door West of BOngbrOok Hotel, North
Side.
F.. c.. STAIEBAcK, w. H. HARDEE.
November lst, 1852. lOI-Iy.
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NOEECE TO CONFECTEONERs.
" E would respectfully inform our friends of Rail
" ign ahG vicinity that we are DOW in possession
oil very extensive assortment of Fruits, Confecton
laying in their Christmas supplies to send in their ord
ers cary soa there may be difficulty in getting their
alici @ e. forwarded by the Mail Trains If delayed too
these trains for the Holidays, some NAV be prevented
D.1 SAMUEL H. MARKS s. SON.
Fe'etSonrg, Va, December Is, 1852. 10
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* NENTLEMEN who are desirous of good health
would do we'll to call at A. j. Partins and supply
themselves with pair of Cork Sole Waterproof
BOOTS, which they purchase for small o
money not exceeding four dollars and fifty cents.
Raleigh, Sept. Is, 1852. S6-
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PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE,

PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTA TE,
In the thriving Town of GOldsborO', n. c.,
OLi Tuesday, FebrIlry %, 1853.
DEING desrous of increasing my Manufacturing ia
ID ciltes, and in order to realize for that pur
pose will offer Public Sale. Tuesday of Februa-
and STORE-HOUSE, favorably known the VA
RETY STORE. The locality and of the premi-
ses, being so feet front upon West Centre and 200
feet upon ChesnuSreet, makes it the most desirable
situation in own. For q business locality it has
rival being within block of two of the best Hotels
in the Union Goods can be discharged from the Will
mington Railroad within 70 feet of the Store door.
The North Carolina Rail- DAD will terminate but short
distance from the premises, and also the Atlantic Rail-
road, which is in contemplation will have its term
mus very them.
This location is equally desreahle for private resi-
dence being beautifully shaded with twelve oak
trees and upon the lot there is excellent we'll of
water.
In the rear of the aforementioned premises is
improved Lot, fronting upon ChesnutSreet 2O4 feet,
and 100 feet upon Greenwich-Street. which will be sold
the time. Possession will be given Immediately
both of the dwelling and the store-house.
In consideration of the rapid growth of Goldsboro,
and its many railroads and other advantages has
all other interior in the State the above is the
chance yet offered capitalists for safe and
judicious investment
Terms made known the day Of SALE
F. L. BOND.
January Is, 1858. 20-t22dFeb.
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MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.

TNuE cost of Insurance the mutual plan is but a
small sum, compared with joint stock Company.
This Company being located in the Western part of
the State, consequently much the larger portion of the
risks in the West, very many of which in the
country. The Company entirely free from debt have
made assessments and have very large amount in
cash and good bonds, and is therefore confidently
commended to the public.
At the last Annual Meeting the following Officers
elected for the ensuing year. James Sloan President
s. G.. Coffin Vice President; G.. P. MendenhalI, At
torney Peter Adams, Secretary and Treasurer; w. H.
Cunnngham General Agent
PETER ADAMS, Sec'y.
December 10TH 1852. 7-Iy
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E2XecERtrIX' Notice.
LII persons indebted the of Will. H. Hay
"A wood, Jr.. decd. hereby notified to make imme
date aymcnt and settlement, longer indulgence
be given and all persons having claims against said
will present them for payment within the time
prescribed by law this notice will be plead in bar of
their recovery.
Ed. GRAHAM HAYwOoD is my authorized Agent to
receive all dues the estate, and make all settlements
and discharges. This lst day of Jan. 1858.
JANE f. HAYWOOD, Ex'trx of
Will H. Haywood, Jr., decd.
January l. 1858. l4-lmw&sw.
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RALEIGH, WEDNESDAY, 8,
PALMER & RAMSAY.

N. c. Fashionable Jewelry Store.
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DoBINSON 4 Co.'S, She and Slippers, 25O pairs
l,Mo. and Kid Walking Shoes and Slippers, Ladies,
Misses and Chdren's Goat Bootees, White Kid Slip
pers. For sale by J. BROWN.
October 26, 1862. 100
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Marine & Pocket Chronometers, Duplex and Re-
peating Watches.
(By appointment to the .4dmiraHy.)
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. T &c e.

WILL be let to the lowest bidder, at New Hope
w meeting house, Saturday, the 18th February at
10 O'Clock the building of House 26 by l6 feet two
The house to be built for Common Schools and Hall for
Sons Temperance Private bids will be received until
the day of letting. For plan, see ALPHEUs JONES'
Esq. -
Countries FOR Sons. SCHOOL COMMITTEES.
Il KNIGHT Nv. BUFFALOE,
w NJ HOMES ALPHEUS JONES,
iN0 n JEFFREYS, W. R. KNIGHT.
JNO F. CURFMAN,
JNO. w. IRA WICK.
January 2sh, 1853 2O-to.
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Hotel Nas GOaaeaase g'
PRES DE IA MAiSnN DE cOUK
e srbHsgq iJNApoLEoNyiL'E.> @11T .uH

- w~yTvrnsEvEE# s-'rfa rE f~t1rf
iCe bel GiaiIissemtnt ,eru Far Nj. Pierre
ElzAS, Went d,'etre ouyelt au public gu
ne stuliait trouye: ,nieux sur aucun point
de ILtaf. sri sI,tz 81 rI.s73.93s 4f- jaaI .T7I,
Cha!nbres vasteset pa ria Element meubiees
pourTie families, chambres paricuiieres
ties bieni g%arnies, salon de conspagnie, ans.
81 spacie,ix qu1flegaht,, sale a Munger ca
! en- Z t%o,jolrs une table don, 1'abondance
li>esi surpassee que par Ia deticatessc des
,qfc's. VOLTA, sans contredit, tout ce quill
ttaui pour al;irer lne nombreu>e clientele. ?,
- Viie3i'on acute d tous ees agtcfnens5 de
heAistepce, DIES sefei;eHrs :aesaAteniiis, qui
oit d RIGGS de manie,ea he jamais negliger
an seal '!u 'curs de,nirS, ct i'on2 comprem4ra
Excitement q','il est util", pour bien ~vivrc, de-
a FHoieI III Commerce. 52-4 %
Dcux g5raides eentrieset nne ren'ise tres
cemmode iont pa,tie dcs dependances de
Get etabllSsemeut .~rg&#s.4
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BAlhs ATAPEUR SULFUREUX.
bt'8 l'E,us A poNALDsoNvfinLLEE.. -"l''
ParIs DR.. BouiiI!er St-Andrf.

iur Is fIF. DDHttttJ St~+AJ!tfts
IL UocrEuR BoyrlLLiER Si-ANDRI
previcnl lie public quit Went detabi'
daus 3sa denncure uncs Sale dc bais's. 4
yapeur Sn!turcux:,i 50 les he,rrc0x resul
tats obtenlu> par ce systemic ct ie tesli
dc repondrc All ,gn general, ggtels >oni
tes. nnbies stnlin.cus qui font anime
"a, fond;nt Get Establishment. Tout lie
monde commit dtja l'eiiicacite sonve:
saine dcs haius a .apeur SlIinreux; nous
a.'asons done pas bcsion Dc dire que ie>
le]imn;atis.nes me me les plus insettres
TIC sauraief,t. rssister'a son action; one
les ,maiadies cutantes, les. affections m
teetilaies Ell aulrcs d~!sparaissehl d sou
.5.y.GI s---t
he Dotteur Bou:iiiier Went a'ajontcr
4 &C systemic sqri aest deIa apssi siinnte
qttltga,t nnaappartit ii useinconpara-
bic utilize !: C'est an .cnti!atctlr :iace d
IiECtr!tu. de Ii machine all 1noycn di-
qnei OH degage II varenr on gi'z s,!iu>:
reux dams 5moius d uH.c 2Ininste.T Les
1,>a'sgcrs, a"xquH+lste patient etait pre-.
~cttttrnieit expose. 81: tro'isctt Hh,>l1to.
talcmcnt antantis. En- tf1c;,, p1dr i'ancien
systemic IL fAIIhit au moins. dix minutes
pour fare le engagement total Or,.ii
pnnvaitarrivcr que leFma.ade vint ii SC
srnuiers NAL dmnHa lie cours de I'opera-i
ton ct par consequent de graves acct,
dents Sen sni',e rar suite de la ~lcntenr
dci'ecouhntn4 du gaz 5uliureuN..ad I'll
Pri1 desl bains. al Q >5sufis -
i.ous itne sdoHzaI!te -. = ) Sfs.d1U.<
Foer nneins de donzc on potr .haq'it
hahn :. :. OH.
lhe machinc dc la meme na'ate tsl
ci4 vote de- construction pour les ne
v, es. .alao9 -. 81 liza s.sa5sn~ ast s. ~ !
H lie nr. Dou,iIiier @St.-.ind,c
de cette occassoa po"r re'ncrCi, RI
|c public dc Encouragement qui Il biep
~ottlriai accordcr jnsq' &C jour. ii
o>c tcspeftr que la meme cohtn'see ct lie
nsmc patronage, don't il t;,a IN so.le5
lie 5" renarc tonjors digne, lM scront
continues Il l'u,cniu. 1asasr51l2
7. -Chaqrto baig"ur esttcn" DE-
&c ~pourvo;r dun Diaraet de deux ser
iIes1S. Il
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MfAGA N i715tS
De ~. JOSEPH HEBER7,.

-Oatronfsra. tonjonrs-dans Get. etahiisse-
m.nt, 81 ne yis-aris lEs'ise. Paroissiale De
PAssoniditon; lin assortment compIct dss
articles compris sous IL nom de MNscHas.
Discs scenes, GRseEatEs, NEaREaIE, Pa-
TRaIE, LIauEuaa FISEs, aQutNcAruLER1E.
CHAyssUaE, en- un mot tout ce qni compose
un malSSaasin de ID calanpagae1 bien aiP'pa,ovi-
sionne. Tafg9q e 2atag
NJ. Hsbcrt vena adss conditions assez
modsrees pour pouvoir compter sur nnr plus
waste extension dc sa clientele. II Went DE-
renosivcer tout son srocK let il invite lie.
habjiatis ali d. nsarsnt dams ses parages .
visitss. son ctablissement. G-sIs~sy 4 za,3s'
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! r,.r, ~, ,,,- F.'i# g. =

. +.H et- q" So F--4-t A-fJ ~ rth-%+ go y @ EtH
fTF L sousssigne WENT de receyoirr u, .esIa.ll, oii 4,
AAs Tiies %assortis, IMPORTS pr Ia Gonna y u |,
CONNIE sousle nom De Me eTorEh Cato. Y;saa
Companu, etfoare an pente.. si1S8Jts AS~it2s72
ANDREW GINGRy,
n2*] ID ggentJe Ia co,npa gnie:, ! DDoruaaii lI~say1nville
100 u lot ga.atI1G0 rtsas@l g2r-;n .! ~.
EEaiGSii Gasdeh S~r't> jpst received
ss 3 foi,a I'ri4s e Il 10 ttrl.EnAltrd GIL:
d : r; .F@ Frs - 4 1, Nv lT?3rtts I. I !; 3:,ae:ii4,ii r
asS>so71Ii'lb5eA u g s.sitisrs sctIs., J., s.ga' -.
O iAsso4:na2sah Ct atsa,9,iteft IT IT,.1osg,-t,
S,stsdsy1IN suttGA SLY .Zll7Qz tI5nt85uq M
PfrSe,,e ; r. All. IS IS S|asa1kgfr Is, j ,pr sys lS1as
"ssoFtcd- a serctao,s %.ltisie. Toaa sf'a} BY
5fas sdf tao1i.aa L!1o ai;saylsan,ilk, III.
*J a9bEs lfo5 40 asi. bias .Es--ea. a.H :
S i Lsleg1.nu ID 4sg t9h!" .s13J. i no. aa
3zs.p sgt5I lp5.g n985a at >tsgs
10 @aooD y a ltaassacEs for 1853.
French ,f'' ctr,5 + b. .,s.ar3lI''oR >l.E,.> - 81. ".'5 z ~
anon. yrHa ru.ya2g RaZ44 EYag .gTts,rg s.4aI
I"mic' y. GI:saGN y, aas|
II Donti, enNiil,.- f
>N'e'sea'} aoo' 2.als g4 s.., si.ags ano |
fFgarsa 'sog3 sEi Ht-a-iAa 50 aiag zJ .aeg9t
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.9.E7II wINE... ~ $50 -|#FT"I = .
Commercial AOgese
NEAR TIE COURT HQUsE.
a34Ksg fdNAPoEE3Ny4LLg

ao4ksa i4sAPpEs2Ny4LLG.)1s a anon. b
THIS sspplailfilid ts,ablis h,neht, kept by MI
KrziSS,,o 7alssI just u been H pe;resd to he pa Bic
whq gould moi possibly meet with . belts
house on ,aay point ofthe State. f@g
Very large and well furnished roomsfor
families, pleasant pirate rooms, 4 spacious
aaIeIegs4,l,t. . flour, "a pdininss-roonl wherp
meals, are no, less abundant than delicate.
hisis,, snnlopb'edly, what is requisite to
attractnumcrous customers vffr.fer d b.
Besides al1these' einttiicaincnts, the boar
ders viii have ut com niand' most. attentive
servants, VIII, are 50 managed us never to
nrglect their duty. Il is, therefore, very
e.sy to conceive that it is usef,! to stop al
the Cosnjnercia iHosslt TO enjoy aiIthe' com.
forts ofiife. .SaHFI-. Iasf>l3
Two yast. and c,mnodious stables are
anneydt 10 the establishment, .lGJ 81
&.EkTA E8I #E5&8FI4#ER- at BftE t3lEEfEs-AE5
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JOHN II. ~ILLsLEY.

NOTICE-i1l professional business IN.
trusted othe undersigned will receive thai,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. They will asten &c 81.
larry The sessions Of the caurts; of the 4th
and 5lh Judicial District.
fonasdsonville.. 23fd march 1852.
JOHN ct ILFSLEY.
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DON ANDRE sOLORZANO,
..-s EOUeczeNa'. p. ~. ~.

b iAnhonce resfectnensement an public quill Sc
elargera q l%'avenirt de topss recoavreHenss dams
les p~aroisses Assumption. ASCENSION. Lafonrche
l%riterne, Ter;ebonne, etc. yEEIFH3
II Sc charge anssi de ~l,agence de toutes les
~afitiFes. commerciales qu'o on vouara bien lui
%eohfier.. '.-+a-Aio1Ji s3112.!5aA @1 l...-t 'D'
B-s'adresser an iSsra,R corFEH- HorstE' gu
aux 4; 1Ireaux df PlosxfER ..l5m-L4I i 1aaasisI =
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N'|'I M = !.
CAN - NJ .
'IUl.|GE
"A ciEgAIN
REMEDY tGIlo1|IE|Ig|IWoRMs., ID.

Ceg HerIsifuge chase les vers dams I'm espace
dc temps yfuii Varie settlement de deux a cinq
'leures aprss au5il a ct. administre-son opera
sion est sure ct. plus facile a prendre que
lie Vermifuge1 de Wilmer a maiutenantlssbi
DFepreareldo p~.iisieuis annGes ct fsa s,lperiorite
s'irtontes preparations de ce genre est .%auioGr-
d hui sans esrteSte: II c~flasse le39pers rartout Oh
is existent. atssi certain quill est vrai que denx
ct denxltcnt qdalre, II. NE FEUT rAnLIR!-ACe
language pent pa rai.Ippnn pen aprt--il Fest moths
lpoartant que l'expirience des etfet~t de eeareine.
De men dome lie droi,. Mule personne qai en-
anra une fois fait III prenue men voudra essa-
a,tre, ct plusie,rs ont atfela3ni q%ueiHufa,s
sernaines. torsqae t'agenten cette vile sc trou-
yaitjen n,a,sqner. p!tt6t one d ZEN lpreendre d all
ire. TT poarqnoi 2 I'aree guSelles avaient con
lance ell c4tp}tt ct VI Giles salaicni quill rem
.lpiiraiti lie 5ut qa'.Ifes recherchent.
, Das mit!iet> d. ceftiisats poarra lent et,e,
-pE'biirs 81 tta;t u .eessairr, paar Sf~nrouver, ces
iaits: aa;a que eftpaisguezsas seuie ipreuve
.pronve 81 sopartoritv d'"ne maniefeh pfHsT Con-
cluante que ne lie faraIent tons les tamoignages
ct tontes les assertions ros.ibcs. F.AiTES EN-
f,ESSAI. e 80 eD
Ayez suinJ DE- :soils biaa Souvenir iaa ,a3o,n:
= WlNER.S sICaNADIlya II VIlsMiFuGE.
Ge-t la lie seuI article ;tal,sel onapuisse Sc Ter
me l'oub!iez psr !. Prtpare4seaienent par"
JOHN WINERt& aGn.I
" III 4 Gle SO, MaidenLane, N.dY.ao,
A yendre en- grVs ef en- dltail, par za6t
zs7ax3 Of ORCHARD &tTEMPLET, adid
ssh9as II, -rde Mississippi, Donaldsonyi!le.
Senls agents nouric Sud- 3
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PATENT MED1CINESDEP0T,
-S.9s Go&~tfEJN HzYa 81 .' =E11f"'
Miss. Street DonuidsonciAe.

lAiwayson hand, for sale for"Cash,O On
~" u fresh supply ofthe following medic'
neS: ..
FOR colds, coughs, group, Consumption
Bronchitis, Asthma, dyspepsia, Splitting
blood am; the general affections OF the
Lungs ~ AYERS Cherry Electoral -
NiIdclterry7 aud III r-Liverwort aud Tar
BalSams of Wild cher, -2shernnan's Oio'
seaman Intditiin / Vegetable Elixir =
LonggIey's Great Western Panacea-O on
.enatedl Bitters jew David, Hebrews
Hlaster. ~e3taAggvAs tag> I144j8 &"A'd g-"
For Rheumatism, Tooth ache. pains i'll
The limbs, swellings, Head Ache, Burns,
SprainS. cuts, Piles & g.. '..~1 ''
Nenitianss.. Liaimrnt = Mexican Mus
tam. -. Daley Magical Pain Extractor:
Perry Davis Pain Killer. ..-5.52 srraa4t-e
Fer Fever and other bilious Diseases.
India C~ilo;agogue. Clemens inllanIo-
mic. il a,@ y .1'.aJ Ell e.a~ p '.'@ 90 ~
~ - ea... ii 80 las5 -4,a~7 !.aasa1
g 49, -, For WORKS. 2.''1
The celebrated ]. N;1cr's CANAL
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DIR. T~fhoo4q,>sonts Celebrated Esn N2atFF
@.-. -. - Pills. 80 49,
w, Wright Indian Vegetable Pills: ~.
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Morison's Iao.'I aHd g. il. s1ra 80
GraeIenIfsfgS Vcgr'ahie. = sJtsfi
H. P::'Ienaetnh G;onlo,rIiItpc4 Specific: ->5
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> sstEDAiOND MAURlN. yu isq
AHOC1E 4 'K.iPOLEONTILLE.

IK.Ute7 q ]. vi LLEE,VQ:sTFT 77HH1H = :.
Exrrcesisa' iprofsssionnd'H's lie Seine
District JnIiciaire compose DIES pafoisses
Assumption, f~.aafonfcche inferno ct Ter,
rebonnenH donnera tppns fses. SONS i''>
aff,ifcs iq,ron Gvopdra bien lni coEhnl
dams ce dis,fictet lesEayoisinants.F :
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Pratices in the Fifth Judicial District. in
the parishes 81 Assumption" L~afourche lhts-
rior AMI Terrebonne, and will give part cular
attention to law suits TINT may be entrusted to
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IN > 'f~A E.F
ptTEN'Ta ILI0T.7
W. 1iar tSSfS$l4rPl 81 fz,Ha -
3T9tlvigeMaID aNysEuB.nE syTBI j3

g. BSaS tJS CIV ttfA t1AAi 55Jl
= uc5xi go E!3f sdi gBeu .aFroD uay.a 10
John AIS S.nd sand I,oW.ssendis S.ssA Z
f';@sihasai ys.'s Csherg, l~'eetnral ~forcougIssy
colds d;c;, LircFwcFt: md TAR aisa c nct1aIa
g''a, TO" G 'f5slnrtioh, bstsa'hm oil Wild cherry
fot deseaEe "uf1he lungs, { Go1tEnfj3ihnrtd ssyytnp
u Na,;h,, toi asiRlna and co..,IS..~ 80.
oA,senatrd biitiis, Il, djspepsit, ph:I,i
Sic, etc, India choiag"g'i~. fr leser and
ags'e, etc. .Efettrir;il i,h,i!i'yr or Speeds
frverton!c: Railways ready feIeii, Indian
Vegetable elixir, fer rIeu:hatiStns AID souf..
niner's Canadian vcimifiigr, L.n,,loy's
great western panacea. ]t,rliver complaints.
Neneiian5 Eminent for rai,ss"iali kinds
Of MexicallrtaHstapg iinins4nl Tor. fresh
'tlisis .,sti5 =wnn,ds, Buffers nerve and bone.
l~ininai.r tor ~larse>,f Sherman. so ,saoniai.
;tlI ile;'lirisl i%'aiSarr, A5,sica,I pain, 3t.xtract,r,
for all kinds Of. sorrs, Jew. Dayid'sI u tie
'AN' - 80 '@S'St = s4f ..tg4 s a-.s+ Z.~ ,aeg4r3 So -
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EDMOND, MAuRIN,4s. f. =.
Ely M Ian.

pg.eeiee The Fifth J'udiciaI District
-ims the . parishes Of Assumption, IN
foufekeZInteaier and Tetrcbonnr. and
wiIfyg,nive% IIraatrti mar attention 10 law suits
that may b.. Itn,ttrr,nstcd TO him. 60 ~ y, ?
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iCYPRIgN ALB tRlLLEAU,J
yfEtEsL ~ ysb DID sGt Tabsy3aI no re
AEOCA r. .Ayt.4POLEONTILLE

ExxaaTrc,e l. Il feotfeesssiionn. dams le SEINE District
Ju icciiaaiise;.. comp Sc deso p~aroisses Assumption.
Lafourche fn.:rie ct Terrebonne. IL dennera
on. ses. soins aux. %affaires. qu'on voudra bien
nj Golfer dams &c district ct les dayoisinunts