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"THE BETTER PART"

Live for YOURSELF le, each successive morn
Rouse thee 10 plans Of self induigcni ease;
And every hour some new caprice De porn,
Till all be thrown aside that does not please.
So shnIt ,hou learn how shallow 10 the tount
Whose sIttering waves all wholesome thirst destroy
And heartsick even in youth begin to count
Springs without hope, and summers oiank Of Joy
I,,v. for thy FELLOW MEN let all thy soul
Be given 10 serve and aid to cheer ond love;
Make sacrifice of self, and still control
All meausr motives which the heart might move,
The sting OF disappointment shall be thinei
The need of base iugratituae be won:
Rare veins OF gold Hume thy iabored mlne'
And Toll and sadness cloud thy setting sun.
LIVE for thy Gop Thine anchor shall DC cast
yheTa no false uuicksand shifts lts hold away;
Through the clear future, from the sunrise past,
CLOVIS the calm light along the even way
The loss of human hopes shall be no more
ro, we'll ,hou knows, when pain aud death DER,
Eternal spring shall glad the heavenly bowers.
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RICHMOND.

The following is an Of letter published In the
Stanton Vindcator of Dec l9h from the pen OF Dr. Har-
ris the newly elected Senator from the Augusta district
AT nv leisure have stroed over large portion OF lhe
civ Richmond is truly great city compared win ~het
nrned To abolish awning that semblance OF age
Indeed The past affords no longer any data for the
Could many of our old Augusta farmers, with whom used
10 meet here % % wears aso-w'h tneii 'eas anu
ons when Market Cary and all the principal streets were
lined win these antique slow, dry land Flooding Vesseis-
the common road wagon-om old Augusta and ADJOINING
counties when il took her farmers long 10 make Trip
here as docs the great steamships TO 90 and return from
Europe they must that Richmond as well as oher cl-
ties illustrates furciby the quckening Influences OF steam
Ind eIrcricity And what will be tho result when the
preatest road in the Unon-the Centrnsha have reach
ed the Valley of the Mississippi
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A METAPHYSICAL DILEMMA.
By JOHN YEoMAS

JOHN YEoMAS.
A learned professor, once making speech
To a bevy Of youngsters, attempted 10 teacn
This nice point OF mystical lore:
How thing can b. mended and mepded again,
Until of it's primitive paris none remalu
Aud still be the same thing as before
Then one of his hopeful disciples arose
And saId-"By your leave, Sir, rise 10 propose
A question fJr once in my life
/ bought me jack. knife; il had but one blade
The blade was soon lost, but another was made:
Pray tell, was il still the same Knife r
The nrofessor declared his assent, and the youth,
With the air of an amateur seeker Of truth.
And pow holding knife up TO view,
Resumed Next the handle was lost but ere long
l had IL replaced by another as strong ::
Pray, is this the old knife or new r.
ult Is still The same weapon the truth Ia quite clear"
Quoth the doctor but young Academicus here
Another like weapon disclosed
II, Is made Of the old blade and handle" quoth ne
"Pray tell u.s. Professor, what knife this may be q
II Is plain the professor was posed
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-SAeS - - -
,rRInI;TE lie ESpECT

Al Of the member: the Class OF Malhemat.ii
and previous years, the un.ry Of Virginia. held The q,
Of the End Of Dccem5r for The purpose OF consderGi '
tons expressive O their lcrnss OF deep regret At the te
Professor COURrESAi, the following preamble and rac'
were inImously adopted:
Wherca,, pleased Divine Providence rem
beloved Professor Mathematics Edward H. t.s
J.. l.. ID Therefore. be- II resolved.
lsi. That bow humble submission TO The Drile VI"
whose dictate the friends deceased, the uGlversiy ~:
pGDiIC thus called upon suicr rrcparaOe loss
Fad. That We hereby exalted estimate OF ~ ti'
pAry character all III: relations OF ne oi IN. talents, r
al his intercourse as that Of al aiabe Courteous
scien:iOU1. clr.liiu gentleman
M That W: trGdoro his brfelYed family AMI friends he
elt syniies III iis affection, wlc ias heavily
ftii That We the Customary Dad: mo urnin 10.
diys.
5 That the Secretary bainsructed transmit coy Of Il
resolutions u the family OF the deceased.
ot That The proceedings ci tins meeting be published in
Charlottesville papers the Richmond Enquirer AID Whr the
,lunI nlellIcruccr aHd JItnUIe
JOHN s. MOORE, Preside.
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To The Editors of the Enquirer:

To the Editors of the Enquirer: ~ IN ,o.,
Gentlemen Presenting that some of your readers nght
feel An interest in the recent letting OF work on my mics
NJ The Eastern division of the Coyngton and Ohio Railroad
enclose 10 you list of the successful bidders Between
two and three hundred attended the letting inc
contractors who have taken the WORK. are men OF
tracts. -. g.. .,oV.J.
List of Contractors to uhom 1eork has been aHoHea
Wade &, Watson, William Barnes,
Jpmmon g. Co., r Harvey,
Rumburgh, James E"al w.
Frazer g. Co, sullivan,
r e Ribb Meredith e. Brother
S D Moore, Samuei eteeie,
RAJ W 4 Clement McCurdy e. Vowles
HuGord d. Iei,wch Moore & Rosser,
= Burton Davis & DyerIc,
O. a Kelley Humbrrt Il Waldren,
Carr Co, Conden " o'cefs.
Yours. &C., A. b.
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RICHNONp EEQUIR h 4.
BY RITCHlES g. PRYOR,
PROGRESS OF TIE WAR.

In our telsgra phc column the reader will hnd
of the utmost interest and importance In REGARD ~ "
between Turkey and Russia. great naval oa''e "a
fought between the Russian and Tukish hee's III 'u
Sea, which resulted in The destruction Oh '"'
1eet In fierce engagement. Of but d" nou'. VIZ
fleet was annihia,ed In consequence u '''' 49, l.,
go, .,;,smcnt prevails in Europe, and the I'M
:. Tim, General war is now inevitable Perhaps
ho.oro, this ia needless apprehension II may De ths'
tho oweripp pride of the Sultan will be humo'cd oy "e
bow so that he will manifest less reluctance In renewing
NOMINATIONS 1t is CERTAIN that the Emperor OF hu''
having more than avenged the disasters on the DANUBE anu
retrieved the honor OF his arms will display more pa'''
DISPOSITION than when smarng under defeat and disgrace
In oil probability he will Immediately make pto"sf u
TO Europe uness his purpose be intercepted oS
positive demonstration Of hostility on tho part Oh EnEnu
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BY TIE ovEis.oR OF VIRGINIA.


IMPORTATION hlvIG: been recencl 10y the Executive
WILLIAM PDGUE tom IyEcj burg aud CHARLES 10
alias GE' RICE MORGAN from M"HrOr county. white
capped from the PeiIenary h. :t Ofthr 18th instant; he
do hereby ufer dot pe.,
vino shai! and deliver the lcurntiary M
William Po.u" and Charles Jones alias George Morgan.
drc dollars Tor either of 'clI; DO require
GERS 81 this Commonwealth cvII aud military and relu;
people generally 10 use their best excrons procure Ike
the said convics that they bc brought Justice.
GYen under hand Governor, aud nGrr the Lesser
r. the Commonwealth, al Richmond, this 18th day OF Den
- IN The year lSj3 JOSEPH JDiiN>VN
by 'hr Governor GEORGE W. MuHFoRp Secretary OF ,ae
mOnwcalI.
For description said conYics refer TO the alvert.7,,!
Col. Mo gan. the Superintendent OF the Peni,eHIury
Dec Is c}S.
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or The ENQUIRE
foF me enquirer
TO TEE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
and Charles 3. FISK E.q Principal Engineer Of The Co
iro,oa and Ojio Rail Rand

and th1ries 81 FISH Esq fr1cipal Engineer OF me Coz
irg.oa and Ohio Rail Road
writer in Tie Richmond Ecq Iirer of the 10TH over the
Vt Fair Play has undertaken draw your alien.
oa TO of tho advantages Of the Monroe over the
Greenb.ier route 10 which beg leave make few addi-
tons.
In the first place. however desire corrcc, two errors
land both of them In favor Of Geenbrer) into which Fair
Play has fallen.
LIST. He puts the whole amount of tunnelug on the
Gseenbrer route from 2S only miles. 1t may now
be asserted confidently that be less than 81
miles, and probably more at least without sensible depre.
ciaon in their boascd superiority in respect of grade And
hence may te safely asserted likewise that least Twice
many years would be required 10 complete the Green.
ber than the Monroe route And the lose Of the profits
the road even for twelve month, for hall that me
would be considerable.
a. Fair Plays mistaken in supposing, that shat,
would be required Big Stony Tunnel None all either
there elsewhere would be requisite the Monroe route
Having corrected Fair Play in these particulars pro.
pose TO submit to you.
Isl. That whilst distance, cost curvature as we'll as time
are considerably in favor Of Monroe, much impor-
entirely is attached the difference in point
grade Of TO- Is feet al rhes in favor Of the Greeober
route. That difference exists only upon side-on the
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pENSIONS.-The report of the Commissioner oil rem
s,s shows tina, will require IL $50 acres OF land 10
satisfy the already issued under The act OF mach
H. 1871 and IL 53l 4o satisfy those that nave al
ready issued under the Of September Is 1884, anu
March 90 1882 making an aggregate Of 800 acres
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that city:
LUCY'S BIRTHDAY.
as BY W. n. TRAcKrpAY.
Seventeen rosehuds in ring,
- Thick with sister flowers bcset
s5TsIn a fragrant corouet,
Lucy servants This day bring.
BE Il the birthday wrsath she wears;
~ Fresh and fair, and symbollins
The young number OF her yeur',
The soft bushes Of her spring
Types of Love, and Youth, and Hope,
Constant friends your mistress greet
Be you ever pure and sweet,
Growing Low. lier as you ope!
Cherished nursing, fenced about
By fond cafe, and tended so,
Scarce You've heard Of storm without,
Tborns that bite, or winds that blow.
Kindly has your life begun,
And we pray that Heaven may send
To our howret bright sun,
warm summer, sweet end:
And, where'er her dwelling place,
May she decorate her home;
Still expanding into bloom. ,o,,
And developing 10 grace. hsepSa"'' io'''
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Correspondence Of the Gilmore SUM-

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. "a, P. NJ.
The case of Harriet Beecher Stowe against f. W. Thorn
as tho German publisher In this city, who was charged win
inTncemen, of the plaintiffs copyright of "Uncc Tom
1:ahin nv publishing German translation OF that Work,
was decided this mornng by Justice Grief who gave very
opinion upon the subject The Court decided maj
,,nnlaon was not an Infringement upon the plantill
copyright, 1t is the first decision upon this question either
in Europe or America.
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LIBERAL OFFER.-Francis w. Hughes, Attorney
noro of offers IS 600 for the establishment
of Miners Hospital at Potlsville, provided sloooo
raised by other parties for this purpose.
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1t is said there arc present large number OF apPca'
tons for passports the State Department, at Washington
by Italian Polish and Hungarian refugees. Numoers oil
them anticipating general war Europe tesrc 10 DC "hefe
rpr .n take the nari Of their respective countries
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MA RItIED.

MARRIED the 2Wh inst, by The Rev. VIM Love LNLE
PArTEsUS El, Of buckingham, to Miss SUSAN u. RivS
Hanover.
MARRIED o: thu 22l inst. Bunea Vista, by the r. ~
ID. I1sc. Mr. JAMES +. Redo 10 Miss SALLGE ASS:i.i1
OF Achilles ID. Johnson Eq all OF the county OF enrIco
IIt,.
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G1lll IL k,iA IN

SCAPED from the Prnltcndry Of Virginia. abou, o'fp
4 : last night WM POGUE. covict from Is Lchburs lie r
white 10 years Of age feet, Ichrs high -
wahing holds his head lille side; has black ha ard M
$50, n the same time. CHARLES JONES ALIAS GEORGE Mon
GAN white man from Monroe county u years Old "ou mace
the right SIDE oi his lip the aud ore GA The Hg' "
finger.
Onc of these shot supposed 10 he wounded
AreAGr III hundred ami ty dollars each he'eOy on"
Tor the apprehension and return VI aa rIsUErIs - he rah n
The ninth of chapter red aud fourteen oI "
Cote vi Virginia. L. >. MORGAN, Superintendent
December ,G:lI. lSJ3 -..-..
SWc find thai they passed through the shoe an" 'au '
and lett their prison clothes taking each black sack KELSEY co."
pair Of pan:aIUEs. made Tor nes,cs The c"hts nav
pock am BACKED bu0n- TIE lining ~ oi WIFE
blue and white 'Xrd called Schuylki!I casner lac pan
large backcd aud s'nJl iron buttons hey 'ook OF
new boots ard oac pair shoes from The shop 70 :"
g iw
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Madame Jenny Lind Goldschmidt appeared In concert
q, Dresden on the 10Th u for the 6s, time for many
montbs One of he. pieces the Cradle Song of Tauber
was encored The critic Of The National Zeiuns says that
cher voice has much ca In he middle notes. ono
La no lonner what il once was.
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QUITE A FORTUNE.-Hector Jennings OF SandnsRy
Ohio has been notified by his attorney In London That he
undisoued heir 10 onehal the jennings estate in England
about sGOOOOO0O
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rR1E Rail-, ROAD RIOTERS.

Erie, DEC 27.-The Erie rail road track and bridge o.
uIhnnr Creek were again destroyed bya mob las. night
meeting Of citizens held. and committee appointed
endeayor 20 induce mob dssst from their WORK Of
destruction The sheriff Is serving nIuncsions On Toe o.
fsaders.
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npsTpJn.r,yE FIRE IN NEW YORK.

Nsw Yoax DEC. 27-Tne following establishments were
destroyed BY which broke OUT on Front street IN ns
city tody:-Treadwrl & SONS. toakery); u W. MAIN
waring & Co. Jones 6; Rowland, q. Harris q TO-, H. w
Reynolds Go, Ducsenbcrrys large Bell Foundry Snu na
d. Cone crurkefy store The %nd was oo"lhg
NJ The time of the Are qaenty The flames rx'
shipping and noe Of ss', shD Sosep
snd.ihe clipper Red Wing totally destroyed
was sssss but a wh,s w Sos toe
va md she Is burning The packet ship
nearly DESTROYED The clipper slipper " sss
were damaged. The entire loss by this
thought win exceed million dnb ,h Of dollars
will fall Offices in New York Her
at $500 0O0-the insurance on which 10
ship Joseph Walker was insured LOT sSU
b,rnt to the edge and hoated 10 the navy
S$sss She was owned by Wm. Pratt O. Son.
Ssss n,sFsoYERY oEsSToLEN MONEY
dollars soien
,,, foand sonssaiedi IN Inc ha
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M1,RDERI in MANCHESTER.

Yesterday morning between three and Tour O'CLOCK, ma"
named Alexander Bradley brutay murdered oy o'r
men in Manchester II that party OIL lnshhe" ha
fight when four Of The number rushed INTO '"e noos'
where Bradley was sitting about 100 yards IRON maYos
Bridget commenced an attack Bradley and man namea
Whitehead the proprietor Of the house Whitehead escapeo
bu, Bradley being somewhat intoxicated, was mercessV
beaten with sticks and stamped until the anger Oh MS
soants was moderated, and they left the house Bradley
died in two hours after He was an noensVe man, IS
said had no acquaintance with his assaian'' ana "aS
no wise connected with the party engaged IN Inc hs nea
Whehrads house. Two of the men, who committed Inc
assault have been Identified and arrested and are no" IN
isil Their names are Philip Dwyer and John DISCO Inc
other two named Garry and Caughn, are still al large
TpE LEGISLATURE.-The Senate adjourned on Sa'
turday las, to Thursday The louso met on Monday and
ap,jn nm Tuesday r Anderson In the Char but tTansac
ted no business there being each day but few members In
attendance
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OeE. 30 SB Ls.ta. coxplsYl
f ,N,s RIVER a. KANAwHA &c ss;S
Csr,cs OF THE JAMES RIcRaosp DEC -, - en- Sr cans
rEp :eG r!
Ta!sss =; e,Sh "eE Il! January as'
r. further R': HSs s" enquire ''s
Dec 26-d5t ls.5Srs -
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IsOErlCAE..,
BIRTHDAY.

foil wing memento Of rhackeays visit TO New
having been inspired il Is sad by young
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his eseape from
pEfnsd ION the
EsWSs arrested
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-29

Cholera Morbus ana
ossn asa nS Of IN high
ssi s%a themselves have mo
Id ss ~ Sold by all the principal in he Un
- Beaeh's Breast Linameat.-Ap s,c.,,sn, ,sr.sv =.
az h 2, NE Lung or Breast The Breast,
49, sweh's Cough, Oppression Breathing or anv al
Ihes etc. This remedy without a doubt produess
N disease Of the Lungs than that can t
S The 70 sa, are any peposd Lung Disease
ths ihnhment according 10 " u"s HeeS Oh
heachs Ferrgginous Tonic.-A CERTAIN remedy fl Chill.
Of the disease. '" " A' ann also prevent return
In less than aus 70 give relief
,bs, S rs stomaehiye BittersThs srceen, article
ana 9us ,ous or preventive Of liz
SaaDs ,s ana al living or
sns ior using them will outca with
Stomach he e they correct the sceons give tone d ths
improve digestion, Appetite cares dynsna
s@ ~ and gives health and vgor the general system
@ .ne aoove remedies publish certiHcates of s,rso
hal ,hsv ~ ey them We will this much they are ali
d% Uu Iascs for years With the results The rs
can Be reached Prepared and sold bv W "
wv H. ID. BEACH, NJ. D., Chemist and Anobsscar,
sandC na,op L
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W'Ortd's Safe Company.
~ u

"u1 aetoneioa Va eno Puuho 10 caueu w sAls
arc made entire We arst form oIrss
sen chilling the liquid metal making
nh TO the ehss drill and capable resisting howsof the
slsdge. To the scientific "Nstue
Mschan bolts straps them
burglar with perhaps effort than required
put gshsI Neither can The burning ssmsn. make an
hesitate not saying that these Safes secured with
EMPIRE DRILL AND POWDER PROOF COMBINATION BANK
LOCKS the only really depository other
bos We further there security Of the popular
Safes They
often broksnin experience has demonstrated. .
ThA notice SAF ES
BANK VAULTS Of for Banking Mercantile
Fms which will Drilland Powder
Proof, when sscur with Iillie's Bank Locks.
ofshs Safes with Day Nsws
ParAutopc Bank Lock the ONCE Of W. W.
s1C.~~--A I. C.. pETTEEg. Aren't
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IsTRAUB. r. HAzLETT.
ISAAC STRAUB & CO., MILL FACTORY
Garner of Front md John e.ts Cinenn

L
| .- ~ Magazine street. wv Orleans
ST. nc above is Wood Cui Of single geared Queen or IN
| ense OF operation. ~"a auiaoni'y AM
we place this useful contrivance Of Mills BY which
We convert Corn Mill into Stock Mill but u;nn,s
to- put it or take il or ' '' Aie" minutes ~ofl
w manufacture portable Mills single and double sear.d c
o. French burrs to grind Wheat stock Feeds
ior steam water horse These Mills bays been mn nv
morse pSwer In composition against the make Of sls Of am
nnLon one occasion awarded beautiful silver medal a.
Fais ~ os1 I'VE nIsi pemams as the best Mills ANN
AsoPorable SAW MILLS water mr. bor.s 49,
ms % was exhibited operation by power Al he op
MEDAL premium ana splendid silver
AlsS1Dfersnt kinds Of portable HORSE POWERS AND sTF
ENGINES Az our articles Of operation smni, "a
ness And durability now 10 us
~ ouI atuees are warranted no sale
OF Tansportaii f and the money refunded 'eo''
eer those Interested to pamphlet had al our
kmSa the partner Il s,1a sTR bI,u CO.
Bsrows Mill State Fair last Fall was bots,on Ining
n and into with me- s
qaany was 10 be the owner both mills and eSefy
Stranb to run an eighteen inch mill
1'''"' . 81 SECOND ONT TRAY RIAL inch mill.
buaub TO run twenty inch mill
Third TRIAL IRA. i'0r inch r0n'
Straub to run twenty six inch mill.
uyh., Al putlows a 70. TO run thirty mill,
To a. aho ae, nat ooieerous popped out.
ears ofeo now apsnaa challenge out who'll.
viii my eighteen inch QUEEN OF THE sorrru ..,.,
MUM AT THE OHIO STATE FAIR last fall sraio lHE rE
nh Barrows MIL and VIM Stewards Inc and Ksnnst
~ an auxiliary Should single aeIs All 10 S uSfn
u as you please) then few .nfe
into SH sbs Ssy d Of b nothing like walking
To J. II. Burrows 4 Co. iSAAe sIkAuB.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW ADvERTsEMENr-Lst every body
I III 10 ffn NO. I. tt ffEsFt
r. r. r.
RdDWAY'S READY RELIEF
4sz aSs4 sS
NJ II ma 81 l n F1S
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL.
TO THE SICK AND PAIN.surrnRMa OF NEW
;iss;! y yes
ssla 4o5 saOn X ss0s wv T
ss.s|.a IL H. sss sSSs sSss. s..,
!ss!szsH1 Il s$!5 S!SS S!S8''''
s sSs4S sAF.s : :EE sssiss
III ;$Els
cSrs Mo Nps fRcsf srs HoRsSs
and da'' cure the di; sick HEADACHE
fEW I'd
poisonous ''id' Of the '''i ssRRnyrNrroN
IN BATHING,
Nix Tablespoonful r. R. Win Bowl Of Water and bAtheth
body morning Akin
ALL BOWEL GoM NJ
x
minuehts the most distressing discharges and will speedily
''H''' NEURALGIA.
| PAIN STOPPED INSTANTLY.
RADwAYS READY RELIEF possasss
Of departing pain has cured s Thousands & cases IN The
Ts &.
vitality which
pains.
RAILWAYS READY RfIisS n. and
Tor 70 beds y Rheumatic n ~
from 70 toe whose joints
S use q READY RELIEF This he az
thousands the city of NswYork and hundreds
iasn. sv.
| CHILL FEVER.
cHfLLs sToPPEDIS EEw ~, MIEUTEs-PAIE RELLsVEl
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF actalks acharm In aeases ofCh
Fever. II breaks the Chills mnsdaywarm
| PAINS OF ALL KINDS
pain, apply RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
relieve minutes pains the stonae
READY sLfr spilled Viii
~ mnus''0P r.: w S icy vaou
| SOUTHERN DEPOT,
JOHN WRIGHT CO., ISL Chartrss strsst, Nsw0rsans
General Agent who will supply dealers In the country
LANCE
MEDIUM 80 =
n Sold also BY e. n MoRRssoN is Magazine stree and
peuSSsTs EyERIWhERE x.rx.uu,
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informs The public thai they purchased ths
the
n 70, The eeommodaon visitors Springs ars Situated in
" rihe woods parish Of ST. Landry thirty
opeiousa about the distance Of
me North q Bayou Chioi The possesses highly
quass and has proved sacous
beyond the reach ordinary remed supplied nv
spring Water and much appreciated uvads Deer Fo
ma Cat are adng fine sport hune and The
i es IN length with depth Of twenty three
es and nall from the Springs and Other n
pack Of Hounds for hunting and fishing will
70 the vsltors The best Wines which tbe NJ ~ n
can afford will KEEP. hand Coaches esn
90 procured at opeonsas and Washington nn
% to the springs Good Music will furnished and Balls
ladies' 10 the Lake will be hire t;snamn ns anspoft
should BRING their Guns Fishing NAV h. nurcbhso az ~
springs fisos received from ist ist SoyemIsp " Tue
,,,, TERMS BOARD:
a3soa
Children and Servants price 90
apps Am n i;;i 10
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OFFICIAL.
OF NEW ORLEANS, MI


M AIOhALlI Vt NEW OhLLANO, March
"a III. ~ lie III Or NV
NO. 1Sg Resolved Inat ~ the intention Of the
Common Council provided satisfactory opposition
70 canse the srse Dc yAdes street be wild
snsa sne into eaesne INTO Cones
the aeto Sd April 1854 for the opening laying out and
thereof Cd MAJ islf Mayo hereby
% public notice in French and Engsh hd intention during
dsy. p the Bee and said Be opened accord
With Pan and spsncAons be furnished the Surveyor
ibignedl fhANS. AIPuENTE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
lSignedl WA. G. G. CLAIBORNE,
President Of Aldermen
Approved seth March, 1855.
ls1nsai A. y. onooSMAN, mayor.
MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,l
March 70, 1885, \
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