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Ie,rs billet, endossts.'a IN s'''sE4ction de
i'admini-tratcnr, pa,ables a" b'rca' d'
Recorder de cc'tc paFoiss" ct par cot
,oa<. ayec hull pour cent dl"t"fet par
m a pa1tlr drs 5chtancc., h d'in 'sT:e
resra,.t sptciaIcn,e"t hyroiheenfe j's~
an'au parEai. paicmrnt, ct Ia balance
t,aut de 59,64. payable en- q"a're Ter
mes, en- mars 1855, 1856, 1851 ct lNoS;
les n~cqn6rcurs dcYromt %io"f'if roar 'r
m,ietnct,t de cctte balance, d - 5'Ilst~
rndossts a a sati>tHrtinn he ~l'ai"InIs-
tratcur, rayabics III barca' do R2cor-
der de ccttc parcis+r. ct par coupons.
ayec halt pour ccnt d>n'teF6t par AN, "
pait;r DIES ecEla.mccs, lcsttni spetlaIe'
mcnl hypolht4ots jus9n';" p'fia'L pate
tacHt.
Paradise Assumption. lie 81 lahv. 1891.
A. L. HICKMAN,
81 ~ 9.. Sbarif
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NNOVCE
VEnTE hU PRIk FiXe.
NEW ORLEANS AUCTION
PRICE,

Nj. JosErH EspEsAN7 a l'honnenrde
prevenir les habi,ants dc i'Assemption
Z. lie public em general qniii fera a Ma
,poleon vile, l'onsertnse de sou uaagtsln,
ic Jeudi 2 FtvticE proclaim.
Son maga<in renterme TN as'oTtimrn
considerable de mateliHtdis,.s seefies e
d'ohjets d~e,gsoceric, tells que !
ass% Indienncs, Jaconas. Desindcs, Nous
sclines-iaips. Batages. Alpaca, Soirie-.
t:.oolens. C~otonaaie<, Conti,s poar pa'.ta-
ions, Merinos, Monssclincs Suisscs, unies
ct i carreanx, Mousselines brodtes.
Mousseiincs q rideaux, Monstiquaires
br:n blanc eli ecru, Toile Orlando,
Toile a draps, Mouchair Gu batis'c, Sou
iieva, Co.'s brojes, Manchettes, Deitel-
les h'anclles ct %noiges, Bas pour fcnmcs
ct pour cnf,nts, Chaussettes pour hom-
mes, ct %cnfants, Parfumefic de tontes
sortes, Giants pour hommcs ct pour fem
mes, Linge confeetionne pour Iionmes'
Ch,pcasx girls ei noirs, Isubans, Baiis-
tittes, Medicamcn's, ~Faycncc. I~i4ururs
IIuiIes des meilleuies qualities, Absiste,
CAFE, C~handcllcs, Grt.i>sc, Saxon, Poi
yrc I'll ane Infinite d'a.n.rcs articles dom
Remuneration serail tfop longee.
M. Espenant cspere .sati-I.ire toples
cs.personnes qni hui fcront l'honneur
dc yisiter sou maga-in.
V.oici scs conditions dc yeutc = IL"
= BIAS rRIx POUR W. CASH.
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I q
SUCCESSION SALE.

S Succession Of Zrplifc Chariot, dccca
SGD wife Of Felix iiebcrt.
BY virtue ofa decree Of the Honorable
the Fifth judicial District Court Of the Sta
te of Louisiana, in and for the parish OF
Assumption, dated january 18th 1884. and
10 me directed, will be offered at public
sale. at the residence Of NJ. Pierre Chariot,
in this parish, or the left bank OF Bayou
Lafourciie, ut about two miles above the
village Of N~apoIconyilie, on Saturday the
25,h d:y Of February 1854, at one o'clock
p. NJ, by A. +. Hickman, sheriff in AID for
This parish, the following described pro-
perry, belonging 10 the Aforesaid success
sion to wit.
10. Francis a Negro man aged 70 years.
%. Louisa, a negro woman, aged about
II years.
30. 3 Horses, 8 cows, ! carriage. The
household and the kitchen utensils, &c.
ea Te,sas and CuIdll,ons
The slaves payable one third in march
1854, one third IN march 1855 and the re,
.naiuingi thisdin march 1856, Purchasers
40 furnish their notes with good and sol
vent security, with special mortgage until
paid, said notes 10 bear interest 4, the rate
of eight per cent per annnm from maturity
until paid. The movable property payab e
all sums often dollars and, over ten dollars
in anarchists, purchasers TO furnish also
good and solvent security until paid.
l. pafisho Of Assumption, jan. 2ist 1851.
~4e i. +. HICKMAN, GA
10 Sheriff.
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fvENTE DE SUCCESSION.
Succession de Tileor LsbIanc.

En- vertu Dur decret de la Conr dtr Gin
qstieme District J%udiciaire de fEtat de Ia
Louisiana, dams ct poui la paroisse Assornp-
ton, sous la date du 10 Janvier 1854. ilsera
ofert en- vente publique, a la residence de
Simon Leblanc, ell cette parolsse, Samedi lie
isme jour de Fesrier 1854, a dix heuras da
matir, par lie soussigns, encateur de paroisse
les proprietes ci-apFes decrites. appartenant i
la succession de Viieor Leblanc, decide. sa-
voir Eai
10. Unmorceau de terre, situs en- cetfe pa
roisse, sur Ia rive drote du Bayou Lafourche
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Conditions de IL Tcn;a
SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession Of Iiico: Leblanc. deceased.
nv virtue Of A decree Of the Honorable the
ytl Judicial District Court OF tie State ol LonI-
s;aaa. in and for the parish Of Assumption, dated
the l3sa day OF january 1851, will be offered
at public sale, by Allied leie, aact'oneer tQr
said parish, Oh Saturday the 18th day OF te-
bruarv 1851, at ten o'clock a. NJ, at the resi-
deace Of Simon Leblanc, in said parish, the pro
ner,v herein after described, belonging to the
succession Of V'ieor Leblanc, to Wit
10. A tract Of land situated il said parish, on
the right bank Of the Bayou ,s4afourche, i'll the
interior, measuring cigl.t superficial arpents
| more or less, Giant dams Ia section No Town:
sl.ip No Range No and aforesaid the
land Of Francisco Al?einan. ...
90. John, a negro man, aged so years.
So Andy, q negro man, aged 70 years,
40. FFaneGiS,a negro man, aged Is years.
So. Cecile, Il negro woutlll, aged 30 years.
60. Rose. a negro woman, aged rs years and
| her three children Louise, laaiat'o girl, aged
7 wears, Joseph. a negro boy, aged ) years, and
Celestiae, Il negro girl, AIRED 8 years.
10. Nieo!e, a negfo boy, aged ii years. rs
50. Hoses, horned c~ittles, farming utensils
and household furniture.
4, stsS and In4h}iiions
The landed property and slaves, p~ayab.es iii
| two ceua! iastatments, one hi,fil march 1888,
| and the other halfin march 1856; ani the hor-
ses, horned cattIcs and noveables property. pa
vables in march 1895. Purchasers to furnish
good and solvent sec'nity. Tbs landed property
| and slaves to remain sSacial3y mos2gfagsd until
| paid. and all ums not pNnctnaify pad at flltl-
rity to bear interest at the rate OF eight Eer cent
per annuil. ..s.-s5, 4y.sf
l%,arisl. Of Assumption, his Il h January
l 81.
y9 5als ALFRED T'fsHTE,
re AuHtfun@r.f
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NOTICE.

Al persons having Claims against tn
estate of the late Jeauette Tr..x,iio, de-
ceased widow Of Joseph iicrnnudss
are hereby notified to present their no
les Ito Ma!hiol, and Mills, b lore Che
18th Of +. brua'y next.
assumption. 'h's Goth Jan'ia,y 1904.
AUGUSTIN HERNANDEZ;
90 Administration of the Succession.
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Les personnes ayant dps reclamations
contre la succession de Jeanette Trn-
xilio. epouse decedae de Cep Joseph Her
nanarz, sont uotitiees de lesPrescster a
Maiihot ct Mills, aya'.t lie gninzc dc Fe-
srier proclaim. ~
Assumption. lc 2G Janvier 1851.
AuGUSTIN HERNANDEZ,
40 Administrator de Ia Successio1i-
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mais. Son amenite de caractere, h rec:
situde de son jagemcnt, scs c:,pacilfs ie~
gales, lc tirent bientot "iinar con'ac
Jug, ct ic barre.a onn ie public SO
eo,apIai:ait daT1s cctte iitc gn'.s, ictf
ser.it Conserve btgteinps enaose 9 Get
e place. = II u III ~ .
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A is.

les p~crsonnes ay,,ni des rscl'aalin"s
t.onlre Ii succession Dc Z. j. a.. SAT-
ihier, decide, sont aoiitises dc les pee
senter 4 Malhiot ct Mills, avant lie III
mars 1854.
Assumption. lie 26iansier 1854.
. ADELINE GAuTHIER,
20 ADMINISTRATORS.
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yENTH DE SULCEssiuA.

i Succession de Eephife Chariot, epousc
d6ced6e dc Felix lIabe.t. aatt
! Envesta dsua decret de- III Ceurdu Cingaieme
district Indiciairet de l.Etat de Ia Louisiana,
dams et pour ~ .paroisss Absorption, sous Ia
date, d. is janyier 1854, il sera offsrt Ell -ente
yente publIqne. 4 la residence de III. Pierre
Chaaet, en- tette paroisle, sur Ia rive gau-
che ada Bayou Iafourche, a environ denx
mulesau-dessus du village de NapoieonviHe. lie
Salnedi 25me ,ur de Fevrier 1884, a une heu-
re- de- raprss-midi, par A. +. Hickman, sher:i
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NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the
r.tale Of The late c. L. Gauihief are
hereby notified TO present iheir notes 10
Maihlot and Mills, before the lst Of
march 1854.
Assumption. this 26 January 1854.
sADELINE G%AUTHIER,
.oog q ga .f.g aa Ad Administrative.
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II NApOLEoAvIia.E ACADEMY.

This Seminary opened on the q ofJa-
ID /, na;,.y for the distinction Of yyoang
800 .@da.s aud G~entlcmes- Tbs depan-
.tf,tmenls arc separate aud the humber
81 pupils linited.s $3.50 lata5
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-01-29

dams Iintsrieur des terres, mesurant qoaue-
vincts arnents de superticie Plus on ,aoi'S'
Liant daus Ia Section No Township NO
de la Rangee No j~oignant aux 1e'IeS o7
Francisco Alleman.
%. john, neg;e are de so ans,
so. Audy, nogre ace de Is ans
40. FganGoiS, n1gte aged Is ans.
80. Caciie, ne4resse a1ee de % ans.
Go. Rice. uI4gtcsse agee Dc IS aus, ct s@u
trojs ]eniants: Louise, nu'aHess7 &@ae &c. I
ans, Joseph. age de . ans ct C5testine; @31e
de 3 ans.
10. NicoIe, neore age lie II ans.
80. Guelquas ~alinaux, hetes Q c2Elcs, Oh
ills aratoiras ct meubles de manage,
Conditions dc IL fcnia
Ia tarre ct les c~sclaves payables en- deuH
terna.s, motto en- mars 1855 CT iau'e
Motto en- mars 1856. Les chevauX, teGes q
cornes ct neubIes de menage, Payables ell
mars 1855. Les acquGreurs tournissant bonnes
ats~olvablcs cautions ct h~ypotheque spec1ale
SIT la terre ct les osclavesjusqu'a paflalt pale-
meat, ct toutes somnles non payees q eclteatl-
co FOREFRONT intaret a raison de hut pour cent
parail. .D-..
turoissc Assumption, lie l3 jaov. 1851
Ai.FRED TETE,,
~ ..t.- a ... i.a.auleur.
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1hf Day Papfis-
For English, French and The other S cts.
hranches-per mouth s 3 90
Greek, Latin, Geometry &c. extra, do. 2 90
Music On the Piano; o. Guitar, do. 5 90
Use Of Instrument for practising, do. / 90
I Ora wing, Embroidery, do, % 90
Oriental Languages each, ditto. 10 90
IN ~salsiafs ----Boardcrs-
.ssAmnal-For Board and Tuition in
the English and French Brau-
ches do. 70 so
Weekly, DO. 10 90
Use 81 Bed and Bedding, DO / 90
O1lher cllaIgcs the same as for Da,
Pupils.
Further particulars and references
may be obraiIied on application.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-01-29

10. NicoIe, necre age lie II ans
SO. Gae,ques altnauz, helt9 . c3E1lcS' %
aratoiras ct meubles de mGaaGa.
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AVIS.

BIAS rRIx POUR W. CASH.
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To OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

s. KNOX having. ygithdr q wn from the irn. oil
KNOX Co. the remaining partners have
Win them Mr. Chester D. Knox (brother of s.
hhoS SO long and the ding public
nj me style OF McClallens and Knox n
inform their old customers Cyyhu
SO long sustained them
~ boos anS that their Fan Stock will arriv.
ing from the TO the last OF Septic mber -
Haxps been selected with care and bought
they that their Fall tock m
boots and Shoes they can hold in quality
10 any ever offered in the market 10
Country Melcnants ON their they olia beleas.
Ga 70 exhibit their stock and post prices
with Baltimore ana
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I MEDICIN AUD. fI

The Nonpareil Nerve and Bone
e 2 q LsI.N1;It1M!E Mt, g g 9 -
BY H. II. CARR d &C. :, FROM
A PRESCRIPTION FURNISHED BY SDR.
= WATSON CARR, OF WHEELING,
LATE OF MORGANTOWN. f''3'sfls
is based upon tie broad ~ remedy hie
Poaaded, equally successfIl ia remoeiilg fs,ter-
nal Affections; q Poirer trhiehis beauiftaly
derelyPed Ia AMI peculiar TO The +,
NCNPAREIL LINI1fENy7t ~ p.
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DR. Halls Celebrated Pulaaonic -El;r;r

~ 11otC'S S6LcOTULG1 Ia ENIO7lIc .ELLEIT
oR the permanent cure OF coughs colds, consuntion
bronchitis, asthma Influenza, Group, whoopng colIch
ILLUMINATION ofthe bronchea and nv mir
&c $peakngi ana all affections the organs OF respiro
tiCn. - NSf"'
Warranted the pleasantrst best medicine for dise,s
ESQ the lungs ever sold in merica - III ftsf-TI -
~ presenting this medicine to public y have the
satisfaction To know that we not only present them with
an invaluable antiIote OF diseases 1t
ses to cure but one which Is perfectly harmless in it's Of
iccts upcn the constitutions be administered with
out any Tear OF mineral poisOns, for it contains none
The TACT, that large portion OF the suffering and death
throughoutt country Is caused the orgs
o. consequent exposure cold has in
duced US TO put it within the reach OF every iril
who need renedy has proven Itself So vsI,
able. i''EH 'i"i 7'7fs " ~ " "a sa'u'
This medicine is tho result OF long exnerenee and
Study OF those diseases of The lungs whic in
our Ghangea bic climate; and claim it be III advance
OF all ever before discovered those
compi unts an Improvement upon ALL and consequently
upcrior TO all otherssua i. sl..H = =, 4 1 '''
We shall make extravagan. assertions of its efficacy
IN curing di ca.cs like the vendors OF too MANY nosrnS
who deceive oil who trust hc shall we hold out anv
Inducements which cXpe rience does not Justify
ifratents will peraevete in tn. use OF this medicine
ana use II as dtncted, they will be
hal rs not beyond tile power of medicine There ate
nun erons persons enjoying blessings ofeaIth and
since heen In their g1nye. but for timely and perseve
TING Use q this Invaluable remedy. 1t is not pretended
mat ~ IS ntalbte In every stage OF bu We
Know1 10 bs better adapted to the various diseases
organs than other Medicine ever offered 10
me public Alive ask IS trial. and in every
action Is not gtvAn, the money will be returned - -
Genuine signed Z. HALLs& co. For sale bv JASJRz
BAKER, EDrugsat,t Wheeling, Va. also by DrurSsfs
sS''N'A''S tue Il ap9-Iy-
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FFom NE Fsfrmoenlt7 { Va. ) Repr5,ico,,.

F1oW"e rdtFulont Pd.O Republican,
NNdlNvALuAHLk MEpIcIEE.-lt is but seldom we find
me many rem;des offered TO the public the cure
oil usease one we can consent commend or whne Vr.
tueswe are able TO discover, have always seJuosy
v.iaeu giving uttel to anything that might lead any
one 10 suppose that we placed any faith IN their preie
slonSi But with reference to remedy manu- actued in
nus paeS anu which,has become familiar public
y sASeIIeneles its adaptation many the ills OF
6, anu Inc security with which it may be used We
r ~ Wsi:dn Carr Co. on prescription furnished by
nS ono o. the most eminent Physicians in Virginia TLs
IS n9sed upon the broad principle that any lene
oaueu be equally eficacious in emovng int nal aec
IONS, pIerIe tat has been successfully deveIored-
re n s and yet revealing in its elects power
no osasiand yet being innoxos
elSn ny lar The ce0peSt Lnnent market bel ne
W ~ ottes Twice as large the majority, i one.
larger than the largest, besides being tina four
sale and certain remedy " vase % "
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M s"s. DR.. DYES RELIEF - -
For Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness. Byoneb;,;s ,,,.,

-, Incipicnt Consumption l's..a
II1FTEEN years success in the use or.this Svr =,
rIivate practice for the various afcctions Sf ,hs
BfoSehfo and IuEes,is deemed sufficient
TO the insure trial Of its e
Therets nothing in this Syrup that will
can be NO danger in Tito youngest Child or
use IN any under any circumstances II is pleas
Price 90. cts. per bottle. y q filH{f.
Prepared by Dr. J. S. DYE, Hartford Con- 1.fiss,-.4
T T"I sa4e oy .arz KILLS * CALDwELL,.lfs7
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uNION HnTEIT.I

r,,,,, .--. ". ,GEoRG EToWN d.
THIS large and house. ha been
y rearcd, and reted with entirely new furniture or
ana bic style is now open the &c
subscriber invites the patronage OF the pubIie and
those who favor him with their company may be
OF recepion, the best fare ana such conorts
ano attentions as will make his house compare favorsb
VITA the best kept hotels In The District
omnibus es constantly pass to and from The Canno
running until eleven O'Clock at night - f'S'
an22-6m = w NJ 15IrzuuctJ
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DIR. Todd,s Pills

CtAN be had fresh and genuine at The Goi1o,,.
stores Of James Rsesns and vicinity vAt Drug
cS Ut Logan C 20; Fred Yahriin. VIM srekee
he Sha Brentinger Centre wheensS;s NJ
The stoie OF rod d DeSo, market square, ana al
Fifth streets. corner OF quincy AMI
They can also be had at Dunn,s Crave t;re.,,. r.
Graysp Sea National Roas Benz
ins Ei, and Eiy Looman's, Bridgeport Ohio. = :. ~
Pills need than lair
nave now been in constant use for more than
and win only them chance thev
per box; so ner
q Cos have Just no 6oEea
81 tohacco, In addition to large
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIc.
DIR. j. B. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATHOLICON.
For the relief and cure .fSugering Females,

1t stands rre.eminent
for The curative power.
in all the diseases for
which it is recommend
ed useallycaIIed Female
Complaints: or these
are Prolopsus, Uteri, or
Failing or the Womb;
Flour Albus, or Whites,
Chronic inflammation
ami liberation OF the
Womb; Incidental Hem.
orrhage, or Flooding;
Painful Suppression, and
Irregular Mcnstruation,
&C., with all their acE
companying evils, CCan.
GET excepted, no matter
how severe or OF how
long standing. lr
The CatIlolicon far
SurDaSSeR 0ther rnnna-
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Notice to Housekeepers. .
NEN- CARPETS Ar REslIIfEs Is ,rSss IN,

NEWCAkPETSA AT REDUCFs a Pa Trr,s
III 000 YARDS or CARPETS at No. 49, Main stres,'
~ The subscriber respectfully informs his Gus
S anu Lhe pnoS generally that has lust reFns
mos sas s aRa Is 1w and
ever offered IN this CITY, embracing almost every
from t aa can be found the Eastern
M, ne ;T nest Velvets down common ISsgce
beenseleced with great and n
SS ueer inc most Bile circumstances which viii
IL @ were ever sold in Those in want or &
te G Sa and select from my stock Of
ro Snti 10 81 peryard: - : = lug " price
sent4 ~ Z -. G. HARBOUR mo t4a ht.frL..r--
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ATT EN- TIONII

TO PHYSICIANS, DRUGGISTS, AND DEALERS GENER-
o. ALLY, THROUGHOUT THE WEST b
cling Chemical Laboratory.
Corner of Main and Sd sts., g' s
q 4Et siqai CENTRE WHEELING. - .I,5,,, ,.t5
HAVING completed my arrangements, Il am now pre-
III pared tomanufacture s''sp fssl "a , Esl5ss4
PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMICALS fisa
At my Laboratory, OF building, Main and Sd
streets II preparations warraned pure and prena
aceording TO u s. Dispensatory. Among Tho numerous
articles / mentiOn = " WIS
~ Acids, chemically pure; - 80 y si.-lz I
Antimony preparations, = ssaff
90 Ammon s-i- s7t Fst sli.8zsgtsE = - HI fEs r.,
Az. Ammon frf a5s
1919. concentrated for blis,erins; 9t.;.
-ir Aromatic waters, ofall kinds; - T y - q
Alcohol, absolute; ts1l :
77'4S Extracts CAlcohol;0ss l1sytE i. -
MercuTialpreparations Calomel ate 4 = x
ely Sweet Spirits Nitre;
Chloroforin, etc, etc. - ~. =-1-;-7-s3s
Preparations prepared nc.
corning 10 and sold al
rer's prices. aap231y HRICHD. BLUM.
70! PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. 80
IAHS undersigned have entered into ma
OF the wholesale Tobacco b,sinSss
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q aEBAlLTIMOREI !
.zcANEnRLp. :R RoTa:r,R j = =. l ssEnEDrrn

&c. chET.ELp -.-...,x. y. oANr1EbD. IN ,...----
sCANFIHLD, BROTHER, a. &c EDITH EDITH
229 baltimore Street. Corne, ~ o.. tar
, WHoLEsALE IMPORTERS, MANUPScTMIIs,,
AND DEALERS IN ZINE WATCHES, 'RIcm lra HnkS
20 Silver, PLATED, AND ALBATA WARE Ann ''"'
.9G % a9t5r FA NCiY,al GO O,DSI' "ND ft
HAVE opened their store with 4, sntcna,s
: = :. itt GOLD AND SILVER wArcmEsi,
aid Genevd-a extensive stock aitys LycrpOO
every one Of which is gareleed to efSom on hana
SILVER wARE OF OUR OWN MANpyA c,,,,.,
Silver Tea and Coffee Sets, Gobets cnns a IRE
eesm Knives ESSS9ihS k hiGf Ps and
lars, DC, OF new designs 5s'EI -N'i'es' salt &c
| Coffee and Tea Sets, Urns, Tea Kettles, ,,ru.
WaitetsIoya oblong aid round shapes csst ana smS
baske4' Epefgless, Flower and Fruit STANDS 60 S%G
DIAMOND WORK! w. .'f.'
superb collection of Diamond Bracelets 5, .Sas p,
sIosses Crosses Finger Rings suits Of msmanSSs
d -l4 RICH JEwELRYi +f+s lf
This branch ofour business is not surpassed b ,
SUPERVISION conatantIy sime employed
aud by every we are supplied the EuTyoss,
latest fashions, aud allow prices. s'S III
FANCY cooDsi
Wv mrlHrng DESKS; Work Boxes. Chess Men, Card ya,
statutes. Paris Broizes Fine Paini.. Marble
logne, French Perfueries Rosewood snJ .e Co
sing Cases. English SOAPS, Tooth brushes Hair BrlsS
SUPERIOR ALnATA WARE!
New Patterns Of Forks Spoons Ladies', ETC. OF this ART,
Gle, watch Is fas; superseang silver ware ~ u"
SPLENDID MANTLE cLocKst H-
bronze and Gilt Mantle Clocks elegant designs bI,c
yellow drab ard white marble do; French PoFeeain IN
Tools AND Materials, OF the best quality
st9ntly Kept on band and carefully selected
FOR the convenience Of customers we have erected
URGE spacious STORE giving customers every iacy nT
insnesis our extensive stock OF Goods ADJOINING i've
f e Sses room we have tte another room over
Every article flor our establishment ia warranted
10 be as good as represented. I5ifS =
USPcrsons visiting Batino G. will do we'll IN ax,
our assortment. Orders the country win he S1ts
cd to faithfully and pTomtIy'sA II - - s
( .-sft. 800. yGANEIELD, BROTHER d. Co.
2es Baltimore ST. s. West corner of Charles 3
Baltimore. March 24,-dw1v. NOl1e'l l-lele.
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ERUPTIVE DISEASES.

has now become settled fact acknovledee1 br tbs
.,te an Stogr city, that the oa
EXTRACT OF SARsAFARlLLG AND DASprLloN ia eeidcIIx
above al speaks for
inet published through the papers, appointing agents
Tor the sale yet we are almost weekly receiving or
states BY who BY some chance
gentleman OF Vermont days since who used It Sr
very serious dsease.-t'ts s.l igl'7f - % 9
DEAR 0ocToR:n & 80 .+i- -=s-t' go T.
I 10 Tie two bottles ofrsedieire got. from Won
whenin Wheelng have nearly cured mel please send me
100 So Yours Respectfully fa'1 sfa fHl
tits now prescribed by nearly all the nr onT
city, not quaek medicine for we have nade them AZ
sSenisa with the eompenant and say to ali
70 that It is entirely free eraIs and ia moi IN
ins least incompatible with the on
ding, Fowler,s solution, or other pfopertiss
70 be had At Paxton 6 L, Yahrins and sold
Wholesale and retail by t5st1t sss5 m
4 ,.s.. BRRNTLlNGRR& ARMSTRONG;;
Monroe street, Opposite Washingt Haii Whse,sv
July y. '62. ,7rs-,,s...ss,.-
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CYRUS W. FIELD d CO.,

coMMISs ON MERCHANTS.
tiIlsyi No. IL Cliff Street, ty.s.t
s.sl.c4L4,f NEW YORK 1000
Are Sole Agents i'm the United States for
Muspratt superior Bleaching Powder.
Victoria Mills Celebrated Writing Papers
russell 't Superior .. q. sae5E ~
Genesce I" % lbs, Printing l
Rawlins q Sons English Tissue "a
. First quality lIltramarine Blue -t=i -5..t
hey are also Agents for the principal
ers country, and offer for Sale byar most ex.
tcnsve and and desirable stock Paper Paper au
country. s''3j - $500 = - 'ts'
sold by the case only.
Their extraordinary facilities enable then, 10 OFFER all
prices. p rex :. - - - : :. 80 ie
Paper made to order. any size or weight Liberal adj
vancea made ,cOnsignments Paper Paper N aksrs,
stock and other rchEiIlize. 'HNS'S
The highest market price paid in cash for all kinds
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