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Tds- FRANCOIS BnULIGNV is a candidate for
CT Elk OF THE SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
In. : -rlM AAu - il uLL-
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L5- Editors of the Crescent: Please an
CASTELL csnddai7 The Office Of CtbR
OF Til. HiRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS uhli
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lCE-TCE-ICE.

ECE! ICEi-J. STAFFORD & Co, Wholesale and
y Retail Dealers ICE II Eysrn Fields opposts the
Railroad Depot lower side No. 1853 Old Leves street,
II thor oEs street No Nov street No New svee
fchcupouiHs street, No. 4sl lve
lllurss Ninth and HaEony streets ouh Dis
anllv
ECE-500 to logo tons Ice, to arrive about the
lst MAY hy VIII NEY co, Camp p'hgs
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re- THOMAS G. POOLE is candidate fol
CLERK OF The SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mA9 Il
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~ CANAL STREET, NEW ORLEANS. 1858.

aT CANAL STREET, NEW ORLEANS, 1858.
To UP TOWN Patrons, have
Brauch CONFECTIONERY, under the ODD FEEL
Camp Lafayette ard placed
under the management SGs T. MORRISON W. RULE,
soe long experience IN the business and uniform potenss Of
them universally ensionlsrs
having the Establishment will be sufficient
those svorng them with orders that they will he promptly
and carefully attended to.
We trust that oPe attention the quality of all articles kept
Aporol least That patronage
the public has 50 kindly bestowed us at our OLD STAND
u. GOWASS A co.
P. the ICE CREAM SALOON FOR
LADIES, uusurssei for and comfort BY in the city,
~ Picayune and Delta please copy apis I'm
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re- We are authorized to announce Colonel
CHARLES A. L. Bu2AN tl-a- o CLERK Of the THIRD
DISTRICT COURT whatever Court the may Le eh2n.si TO-
MIND
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EDhTROLEUM; or, Rock on. The BEST

q KNOWN REAtFDY.--
BRONCHITIS AND ASTHMA be relieved bg Pef5
TIL bressns Cough Night Sweat and difficulty Of ereathng
short
TEFE AND A+UEFne Petroleum hae htr ussd Fever ard
Asu til com yl.. vii b. and
remedy TAt
sven pleasant Aicls three hours
Ia tie zhfcnce Vi The Fever.
y For sate ty JARVIS Il NOODMAS,
correru Common and AlssszirH streets
and ~ J. WRIGHT n Cp.,l5l G1aftrs sar,tt
and by O. O. WooDMAN, Vcars, aud j. NJ WoaDELI, Bator
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~ JAMES A HOPKINS is a candidate for
CLERK OF TIE FOURTH DisTRicTCo Of NEW oHLE IS.
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~ Nessrs Editors: Please announe WN
COURT. Ishli
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE THE DAIRY CBERctET.
wednesday Morning, June Is 1853.
GLkAaED YESTERDAY
: iu Nildszfy, Pane, D Boston, VI IIyus5n
% Alrita. Tart for Matsnras, CAas Bglcher CO
m Matthew Rosiuon, TT Belize Honduras, De Egara
ser , 5 i4ipsr, Harrison, Tor Brazos, WckhHm
ARRIVED.
Steamship louisiana Smith, nd,anea Galveston, to Harris d
Ea--ls
Lyman iorLsu dsys Rost0u, ma,;erd dist
hufk Mdates oButou, Csrln NAss 2Oth April to master
ront
Rram fp G-orge from Bremen, TO msster4th district
Blrssa 4ayIeF, day Pensacola to masr-Bssn
Sahr Cbipoa o'Les,y from St MARK. TO Post Nlasn
Bennett, Miller Pen,Aeolo, masierBasln
Ali7e Miner, ti@rar 9Th , HertR-21
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To- II. f. JOHNSON, candidate for CLERK OF
mi. SIXTH DISTRICT COURT. mh95
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MzEt- FRED. j ROBERTS is a Candidate for
CONSTABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT Flrcti,n,
il ID
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esAMs OYSTER SALOON - +


fSi ar dTIpL rTrsET
SAM has hssB connected .1thths
Teats irs eonmsrcsd with Mr..
Hna 5.ia5sh abe tie Second Er
ce --nneI I'LL ia #-at4 Las sootr .si ., ihs
Wt11ch cIPerieHcu ard an frfe-itl deter
the psle faithfully NTH the tst his lice, "saE
Rhars of thar sfgss7m
has Epeeii lttag she SALOON and providing s EAR
CHOICEST LIQUORS that ba procured sERYANIE
eyceleu qvae seen employed, llsisg
TApDGR ~ bs enpphsd NTH the
CUGksT AND A3E and he OYSTERS SERVED are OBJ
this establishment he-t rorbe
spse s Aoon rnrthythe patronage CT Lila liberal
an ir.I.,5tE rotnrruitv, milf
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sRIpGEwATER PAIN -Constantly on

hand Dry, Bapels aad Half Barrels ard Ground OIL in
ktThs he public particularly allied the adyan
ha PAINT ali oatdGor purposes over all ohsr sab
able covering for Brick and Wood.
pauph,t &C, BO6ERr Il CO., 10 mp erect
The N. AnhAmA NIss. lnn
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Esy- THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk Of the Fourth
oisTaT COURT NEW DHLEASs candidate 'or raeleean
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zlyusfs. ,Nedicss,es. Pes-f,sme..,y, etc

- TIE s1bscbr would respectly call the asnti0n d
Parters, paySns Families his well assorted stock,
comprising are in his line husins1 all (which,
exatnIatou, viii be found FRESH AND GENUINE DungN
season. SODA WATER AND MEAD Of tloyery hes. 9ua 49,
this establishment with all the Mineral Waters,
CONGRESS, BLUE LiCk Bar Rooms supplied
with rURE HONEY; ESSENCE PET PERAiINT
GulLEy RlTrERS. etc. THOMAS RANKIN,
apl daWIys Druggist Apothy, Camp and Peyira
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CONTI STREET VERANDA will be 4
AEURPHY'S HOTEL and RESTAU- -

IAN UhPB . IU Ed anu Ms 7 AU-
I'VE RANT No. leo ST. Charlie. ,lIest-This estab
lirtTnen poruisriy thoroaghly
fin.sd and furnished IN sysfy p@Tneasr
the resident veil Is the tzvel-
public u the the pri-tor hs
agsts .slv avery md rndsr his suests
c5rlsrtaflg tieee ly RICHARD MURPHY. Proprietor.
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mr. SAMUEL G. RISK is Candidate for
CLERK or THE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT Election first Aoa
Nuverlu=r Tex -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-30
The New lark Resolutions.

Want 81 space compelled omit certain recitation
paced hN ia" lat" grand demonstration at the New YoL
National Democracy, in Giving their address aud come o
thu letters nom distinguished Democrats through Ia,
country. We give them below
h oir-i That the Democracy of the CITY Of New York
congratulate the Democracy ct the state and uon upon
the magnificent demonstration of Democratic strength
manifested va the result of the late election Tia. victory
won over the Free t faction unparalleled i'm the his
tory "t political contests Without ORGANIZATION and re-
ing solely upon the old established principles OF our par
~, We met an interruptions toe fully organized falsely
Stunning both our name aud principles supported NV
the cabinet az Arlington anl h' State Administration
AbAnN-Nith hc whole power ct the Federal and State
"oN"inm 'nis and reinforced 10y large ,,rS OF MONEY!
wrnng from Oh" subordinate officers under Lulh-tLe re
Su has established the gratifying fact that the Democrat.
o. party though unable Overcome in TIE State the
OF the Wing aud Free nparrs Vet Gar exceed the num-
her 81 the latter while in this Ci,, IA metropolis not OF
this state alone hut "i the whole Union whose fidelity to
the Constitution hasucycr ltrrci able proclaim
with prir and gratitude that the Democratic party stands
erect n tie ascrndoHt hauinE beaten the Wings by M
wards OF 1000 aud the Free Sellers by nearly : 900
votes.
H-1'sd That the late election has demonstrated that
q is the nest wish lul conviction ot the Democracy OF
this state that the senate of the United states for the
prcser yat"l OF state rights aud the rsbutc the ca
bnat which has dared violate them should refuse to
confirm ihe appointment OF Herman j. Rrlhrli as Co..
ecor OF this Port. And also that the President 81 the
United States shou H. tor his aud the success Of
n Democrtt c parry, dsmis- hs present Cabinet his
earliest possible convenience.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-30
The NeNt LeSislaiure.

The approaching session OF the Legislature Of Virginia
suggeSs TO Us the propety of saying few things We
decidedly under the impression that heretofore there has
been TOO much lcgsation-not only much in quauti ~,
but rapid and radical changes have been frequently
made in the body of the laws that great confusion ard
uncertainty has been the consequence Scarcely time IL
given for the people OF the State ismari,-d
the laws under which they live aud which they
presumed to conform their conduct and aings before
entirely provisions enacted totally subyersvs OF
the well established order OF things. The Law proceeds
upon the assumption that all the citizens OF the Common
wealth are acquainted with the provisions of law and
man is permitted to plead in his own defence that he was
Ignorant OF the law. With the facility of change which
has heretofore characterised Legislature this preump.
ton has become not ONLY absurjity hut oppression
When new laws enacted aud time il allowed the
people "a come to know them before they again alter
ed or amended it is wise different from the cruelty
that Emperor who had the laws written in characters
small aud hung up high that their meaning could not
be d-cerned
Legislation upon the fundamental Law OF the State should
be approached with great caution Every enactment
i not an Improvement. We had better have defective
laws with which familiar aud know how to guard
AGAINST than TO be subjected the Inconvenience of these
rapid aud radical changes.
so great has the cigeruess Of the member, to get
through certain private bills schemes of improvement
hit the permanent laws which lie the basis of society
aud upon which We dependant Tor peace good order
hrt aud prosperity, have been entirely ovcrauehcd and
neglected Notwithst,ndng the revision of the
code tier" vet several branches OF the law which ar.
well NIGH unintclighlc To professional gentlemen much
more TO those whose special business and pursuits are Iii
iercuL
Wedo not believe that It's possible to make any code o,
laws 20 simple that every become hi own law
yer, bnt We DO believe hat much ight he done to
render them comprehensive To those upon VII they ate
10 operate.
We Trust that the coming Lcgi ature will find time to
paw som" attention IN the condition of laws of perma
nent character aud general application.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-30
PROGRESS.
t,,-Tur EI\cIOu N, I,-,,t\ NJ 49,, ,n,. a, %,

~ THE KINGDOM ~ uFNNIN H. Ntuu. Lake 2Ia II
reconciliation tor IN 'nd hru appear
-" ~ "a, WIN " = -. IN, ", 80, n'h 80 - .
ssm1 Luke I:s - r,in u, will vt up
oto h tS, ,i, asi ~ 49,. r. H. ala Ams. NJ
This kntane to - s,i IS tn ,,'.H All The
lead nI L,iy ',r this day sui CHRIST Is IA h.a,r
t.,. MI H. -, 80 .,. - '' "' N'.s''' ',l "''s
uo ~ ""sAhshr before hu forever never pr,
.f ,na SKY LuFIn" IDEAS ar not IN ur ,tlr me,
lrr me i~iGsv" ".. II \ campbell. aui >ubycrye ct The
io'a va ' 49," e'rt. aui mot Above
Israel Wat 49, "I u'y Tail rsgu upon the anti. ,Rr,
De- "a Nr A'nIh ""i a. thmvb't- d", hat they believed
aud ho'n Tue Ltn ~vui ''u4r aud hence d - apostles
through great hu s.u tN,, u - Ter lr,h ari Loic,n
inherit ;A- turi Col neither doth riion ip,r,
interruption. l.;. the apostle lad All rntr,I mn,
the kusi"m aud cou While they uesn
Cimph, it,s st tu siorl oI t. ,,sirr ,
to t. a. , ryc Of uans needle than ir 4 Cimbrl
' ''",'' 10 ' ln M e'nEd"m Of Col Heaven aud
,'r ,'tl pa away r" Campbell Ling
utr. ne tus'u Goi could come, had to be- taken
away 400" h- t"r" divide" k.nrs ,orus o. torsi
'nd I'rssd again" ne s'in Tor 1850 year. D,u.eI :
al 2ud lh,,s aionans--
From the Of u or II. horn TO
.hs rna OF ngho,y po.i, l'tgSsar' ths angel. sWoe
rer'rsi Eambls net surpassed ~ Table Kappns" 90 Nl.r-
AL The time d ~ tes, wonisrs the hing Of
s ,5a Nv ' lone a,,'n,. Al zee ni.t iiS to
&C. pam afer the si,SaSr hSii COM" To- zo si @ VT
i.s l!Ia - 80 Ron ~ i'e. Ibis sor.s nov progress,
in.i.U ,h 49, Sf,i sti,n :, In - ,n me- 'r'e.,Si
10 it.-s uD- aud y -'sH, because trLev,
Is Of ~H oaae aud set ~ his kingdom sui -a.sm
ID. pool, before M 18th century shall Tss1
the sui = is Tiu % to year l,ss III, u.se
r''"s covers he earth, and srSss darkness the
ua''-i'- Wv. JONES
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-30

While one set or the Democratic organs II hi.
State crying peace and treating the indications. io
tle contrary but the obulltons Of contemplate fac
ions-whisllins to keep their courage up--wc are oc
casionalIy furnished with taxable ign Of alarm
from others within the rank Of the faithful organ
grinders. All combine TO give indubtaLlc proof that
the political horizon bpdcs trouble 1 one of our
Democrat contemporaries remarks One set make
honest confessions Of terrible u giyn,s We trust
they may not fail 20 realize all the comforting effect.
attributed to such confessions The other gives The
same proof but in q different way The nearer M
storm approaches the more they cudeavor to screw
their COURAGE up under the belief that there viii moi
be much ola storm after all We admire their apuul
but il won't do. The danger must he met, and that
right soon The present occupant Of the Whit
House has gotten the party from one end Of the Union
10 the other intoa awkward tiz, by series Of "mo
unfortunate blundcrs' A. q specimen Of the honest
confessions made by aundry Of our Democratic GO
temporaries we make thc following cytract from M
article in the Alexandra sentinel under the head
" what Of the night"
"The political horizon bodcs trouble The New
York Hards arc organizing for the defence Of thct
position aid the furthcIancc Of their views. The,
held great meeting in New York on Wodu, aday
evening for that purpose Com. stockton, among
others, addressed the meeting and expressed III,
strongest sympathy for them AMI their movement.
IL is said that s backed in this bv the Democracy
OF his State Senator Weller of California nj ID adj
dressed them a letter 10 the same effect The name.
Of others high In position, are on the authority ofru
NOR, also called in the same connection. The difficulty
in Gcorgiq b. omiuou. Of evil there Meantime th.
Washington Union, which had suspended its rcm1rk
npon New Yor, matter has returned 10 the assault
either with q wisdom and iorcg ht and knowledge %
events which We do not appr catc or possess or witt
the infatuat0n u rage and folly We look with OK
trcmc anxiety i1r developments We cannot now un
dertakc n pass Judgment. because we cannot ",
penetrate disguacs or understand motives. We shall
he prepared Tor duty when issues clearly pre-
scented
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-30
IiberalIan Of VII. Cnrninghrm.

To PIE kita-e' Hl l5'. N-r.,.
al have lust seen the report of the o,
! d d,r,,,,,i., rt f.t ,..:,.i - 7 :, g., - !
/ -" e ''' ''' '''N''''" ''s' "t'h
- thank his orishp for lis cNc'tjons in procuring the
Liberation Of sister Miss NJ Cunuiu CHAM recently i'm
peachci ID Lucca and observed that Lord CI,repd ~
| -, -.-l.. :..-..
| - i'' '@' ''-' ~ "''' '''' ''''''N S'''"'''ed
70 leave the impression that y SISTER had in TACT uirE
/ gei the lev OF Tuscany.
] II IA. ;n4...f r.. co.. ,-.. 49, 49, l. .:,..t ,
/ granted t.tt iu I..I,ui.,,t ...,.. ,,,, ,, -
iI-fr,t.r.,i,,, .i.,,. ,r-r. ~, t. Is.,t i'll ~
nu..... ....s.... 800 o.. ~
That t-, however. IL the case the following state
mcut may serve to show
Al tug l.ua vLcr mv sister was liberated hv the So
called pardon Of the Grand Duke the Camera nAccusn,
second 81 LU,ca before which nav sisters case
stood g., adjudication had actually drawn up siguy aud
.e-lei decree acquns her 0fthc chal-a OF hich she
stood accused.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-30
10 n, Board of Public WoyI. .


You will doubtless have observed communication ad-
dressed YOU, in the Enquirer OF Monday There
question OF greater to the State than the location
OF the State road West OF Crows The public conviction
Of it, Importance evinccd by the expensive
which taken have the various thoroughly
surveyed aud examined And nothing would be 80 likely
To endsnger the construction of the road hasy dec
sion, leaving to be- Inferred that time had been
ken To scrutnze the reports of the Engineer aud
dersand snd weigh hi. conclusions IL IL universally adj
utci you were fortunate in the selection ot an Engineer;
the utmost confidence Ia rcposcd in the fairness and clear
strong practicable Judgment III Mr. fske No doubts
that he viii decide between the rival routes with single
eye In what s best unnhuence by sectional other
Partially lie has none; whit the other hand. he
feels the responsibility OF determining question: wherein
hs decision must abide the test o future generations and
expose him To detection and departure from
the proper line, however slight he committed. II. WAS
selected or the Important work because he believed
To u" such man. and is confidently expected that his
reports viii confirm his title Ia be- regarded
II not hurried in his hbors he will mark the route
that IL best for railroad between Covngton aud the Ohio
In secure freight and travel, which it ens and to III
min' the cast o it tar IL ~ ludirious
In defer To IT, Neither the anxiety at Interested parties
nor partsy Tor supposed rival Improvement, will ia
th" least warp ar disturb IN. rgl balance of his ju
ment :" III" country thinks and p" thinking all parties
chose partial TO the 10y the White sulphur or TO
that through Munroc will acquirce in hi' decision and
amt" Ia raising the means Ia push on the umptov cmcnt
hut then II must be understood that he has been allowed
Ia take his timr aud been lett liberty free from
the p"rp"Ny at official appeals Ia hlow out the susfcs
ti"ns al his own Judgment Even, now, il is rumoreI
uht N holding up the bite Sulphur hne aud institunC
new exploration in the al Masrn grades better
than Vet discovered may br secured. Fina lcnic
= then the word.
Now, with the utmost respect submit Ia You, il
better IN go farther for the rscnt in letting out the
work than To Crows up Ia which point it is supposed the
inr Is common one The appropriated will carry
ia" work farther. It 80 far Il - there the question OF
choice between lines begins t." impression ia current
that th" reports cannot hr in an tr 9Th De
cemb"r l. the interval short between that and
the 10th inst tor to examine them they ,rry,
he them l..fpr
Th,t" j. a unur Of purpose move 4 resolution i'm
the Legislature f the suspension of the letting such
step would b" most unfortunate.
The ca" j. one ia which sppel IS not
ppncppcN,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-30

Tnr WmF,r Capr.-Thr Richmond VIII, /. Of the
opinion that most at The wheat 10 thi- State has already
found he TO market aud thit the quantity hand
not extensive So iir ls tb- quarter at Errui con
cemcd, the conjecture OF the Wing Is undoubtedly cor.
Feet The RlPpabinuo,k valley Fiuners, aud those
along the Potomac ry,r usually sell elry but this hi-
been the 10 rsmlkibe Ie,ree the present aon.
The large pces for wheat omothiug norlus
~ Of late years and offered such strong Inducements
iruc,- 10 avail ihen.pye- al those price. that large
portion Of the crop Wa thrown into thu market TIN be-
iug the case nnI tie rule holding COOL he other
sections the State, well a5 other grain giogug districts
iu be Union, the presumption BE- fair one that prices
wall rule OF higher bguIc.- fSsd Uey0iJ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-30

HY m.s 5Jin ptT1sASrs.
what is there nov, in oil this world,
That ministers delight.
For every iov I even Fucu.
Iis vanished from SOY sight
NJ early hopes. like drops Of dew,
Have Asoted from THE earth.
aud every golden Star is gone,
Which hung around uy birth.
pf al the g.fs. the fairics gave,
There now remains but one,
II - the gilt of shedding tears.
Where ~ tho rest have flown.
Tie true. I siiil rctaiu q lyrc.
Whose numbers wildly roll.
But OH the radiance Of IT, ERE.
T. taken from my soul.
Aud she who gave H. scarcely gave
a treasure tO my heart
Us tviuei with cypress and with rue
Ny spirit counterpart.
] 10 remember, when n child,
Though -puOwlc.. and gay,
That then dim prophetic lear
Upon my spiut liv.
II was, that should live 10 bee
Tho wreck oi every love.
And flourish hfc the rp,s tree
10 dl-olatg the grove.
And tis iulfllcd-the last deep love,
j. from my bosom hurled
And there il not JOY for nc
On al this vide, vide world
Huntsville, Ala. nov. lst, 1858.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-30

CE- Show ne who at all times and All seasons
remembers the printer aud who AN proper occasions
lays by swcc, morsc Tor biz refreshing and We win show
You a man With Kind heart and a noble nature william
Cunngworh &c. docs this. hence We wil cherish the
memory Of william Culnnguorh. ani tell the world hs
he scn, ne yesterday steak from those premium Bee.
which exceeds anything excellence have tasted for
long time n, the way there any who ignorant
they Nigh, we'll know thu, Culingworh always keeps
The cSOc meats that 10 be bad in the Richmond
market
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-30
4 NItNINE

Delay not. bo, no ia ya-r Mind TIA, sentence Of ror.'p phi
'''FhT not "' vi" yet we'll Il 's or that 'a ca" cure
,a'" "a.' S ia, ' '''' Beware ' '''
~, ,.r,,,.s,r, ,,",',. ",,,
appetite aOt ds.'.o sud- d,''o,iOy yoo",u',,
ant ,, n'i,.,n..s ''
Y. s. uf every 49, 4 e. it.an Why win ys uT.r ,r re-
pine aud bag ont "r',- '-'-ore ona''ei Tor 'h, ,..
, W., ,, ' ', ,a r DO, AZ, ,.I' an
o.l 'a q, .o s ' ar Dor DR. =, %os ,,s,p
.a.,.. ~, hen han i,,, gf,r,,,,s,
viii a.. or eun,,a.r. r..,nr from .,,... have ,,s,
Should .r,niI ins,,- BE- t.u,iI-, state your Ji,-,,,
in writing rn,lo'r Owe dollar. allr-- d. ". NJ moUGI.
urou. onrs, Ns- Tenn ,ud pg.l ,g. of u-li
,"., '.,'ry r"' 49, will ..'' r"'''y amt with ra''h
..,n.. and .n..,.I with, y.r.oi, o., n,
,.'', r.'.r, clnee r'' F, m Ana, Gravel, stde,are,,
Gls. d''.a.- whatever aggravated or malignant
letter, poet pl,i, ,nsas,n, D.. M~ins. r-,-ant aud
'',. e'n.' o' pee mail to ,"y p'r' Of the United s''e'
'"'''' ''''"''n f''' 10 We Oh" female complaints
'" %, -'.' ''' ',''',' '''"f A''"' or
.v,,,. ,li false i.i,...y aud r.riiy ,s,.u, M, p,
c,,- r"."e'
-. one over msar.n,. co ID, cedar street. near TIE Post
~ -, n.,,., .,' 80 ,., W. .,'.,. ''
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