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Lottery Tor The beaeht u the State b DelGwdYe,
Glass % for 1855 drawn a Wilmington. Del,
Saturday, Frpfu4Jy " 1864
- No LaEffF--l2 DsawH Ballots.
M4B$YicssF HsMg
Splendid CAPITAL Of $35 GOO; Of rs goo;
III Is 600 4 Of 10000 i Of 5000 i
Of 1895 70 bf / coo; 80 Of 500 III IL
500 &c
Tickets Si0g Halves s5-Quarters - 30
Celithcates 81 wv d IS Whole nekcts, St40 90
Do dol ~ Hall 20 90
Do Dbl 26qaanef 800
Lottery aor The hehe6l u ia. Siats ef DelGgays,
Ciass a fof iS55 drawn II NJ iWikgioni Del !,
~ On Saturday. II ffuafg a. 1850
u .Laselra Nassbsr M of1s.
sPEgNpip tsirrERy
Prize Of $4,000, so 900; 20 600, $4,000 !;
assss1 of 4000 5 III 5000 ~ 10 of
1000; l001of I00O 23q Of loo q
Tickets Ss9+-lfiaiggs $40 4tl4Afters $500
Certificate NJ packages lsI Is 81 hols ss5n 90
~ h rs Halves is %
. QusHFrs 81 SO
e 2 s.ss'hs sls9
bEI- Ordsfs foF Tickets and Shares and Certif-
cl,ss q in The above SpIgndi 5.oiefes
VII IseriVt tht nosi pgompl aitentibn ard 40 ae-
80 81 y e&en ggaNiHg will b. sent Immediately
si'ef Y = over tu All who order lgonIine
:, Annfesss II j. GUfKEf Agant,
49, = 100. III w tfufinsfgu Del
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Er THERE -VtLE ALSO BE .ANZAUc-
TON EHERY S.A T'DRDAT NIGHT CON
dfENCING A EARLY CANDLELIGHT.
: tzg- All those indebted to Isaac Rose. as also
those whoShought Goods al the auction, win please
call soon and setiie at the Store on Main Street
AZ FW. DREW, Trustee.
Charleslewn, October 2G 1854
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Partnership Notice.

Partnership Notice.
ETHHE undersigned haye entered into a Co-Pa4t-
1 nership in the Merchautile Business in
ChaflestGwn. nbdesahethim and name Of CRAa
MER & HAWKS Tie Liabilities from. and the
assets due the establishment dase. back 10 Isl If
January, 1854 The business will be. coniiauedsai
the old Stand Of A w Cfam.r. who will give il
his personal attention. The new firm will use
every efoTtto merit thesnppoTi Of the public, and
hope 10 make ii ofmalaai benefit
a. w CRANER
y WELLS J. HAWKS.
December 1851 hill
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Al n ELDERLY WOMAN white or black
n Ii take charge b an infasi One who suils
njS@ gei comic aels home and spod wages
Nr =, 1S54-u + n ASQuITH.
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C0mntission Bankxx.l
1odds Marbie Baadisg. eljoining Bro.sas Ha,sI
Warrington City,
H0NFIAUE 10 give laeir usual pFssmri amen
~ tion TO The manag~menf and prosecution OF
every description 1t Claims against ihe General
GJgefnment either connected with The Depesf4
nelis or - be presented TO congress.
They pay particular attention u suspended 81
rejected eases, CIR Pensign or Bounty Land and
make 40 charge for their services (uniess previ-
DUSTY agreed up. n9 II unsuccessful heir well
known Experience and fsmssiattiv with NE EoatiH~
"a Lusiness crnneeted with Gnvernmeni and ts
Departments Iustfss shern Ia Offering heir seryis
ces, with confidence 70 claimants IA large
- Willows and Srphans Of deceased Naval
or GERS can hare lheis fateresfs attended ID b a.
dgesxia = as hove
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-01
comaIssIoSrhis.o rricr.
! rorr So T.

The particsftoi.he abovesuit, and all persons in
tefestel are hereby notified 70 appear at my office
in Charlestown, Jefferson County, Virginia on
Friday The 3a day OF February 1855, with their
evidence loepable me 10 execute the decree from
which the above is extracted
EDWARD Z. COOKE, Comm
January 4ilS55
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-01
The Frederick
FEMALE S EMINARY!

4
rs located in~Fredarick City Nd, as healthy
j and pleasant town asaay in The SouIheyn
States.
The building is one of great architectural beaus
ty spacious ard coIhmodlus, erected about ten
years age exprcsslyiqf female Colleges and adj
mirably adapted 10 the usesot such an institution.
Il is furnished in the best style throughout al an
expense OF more than $1,000
This institution has an able and efficient Board
of Professors and Teachers, god Library excel
lent Musical Instruments An extensive Chemical
and Philosophical Apparatus and il is confidently
believed that il offers many facilities tor i'm
parting thorough, extensive and refined education
s.any Seminary in NE land.
. The School is NOT seer aRIAN on the contrary,
The young ladies are Strictly required 70 attend such
Chalch as parents designate, accompaniedIalways
BY teacher.
Scholars viii be received at any Time during tie
year and will Be charged prop6riionably from the
date Of their entrance close Of The scholastic yeqr
in July.
On The Isl If JANUARY next, after the Christmas
holidays, viii be very appropriate time FOR scho-
ars 10 enter he school, and the friends OF Female
Education are respectfully invited 70 call and ex.
anime the- superior accommodations toricUmtoTt
and study in this Seminary
sg- For Board and Tuition, including furnish
ed Rooms, Lights, Fnel Washing, etc. $500 per
scholastic year; payable hall yearly ID adYsnee.
For Circulars andEotherl particulars address
I'll. WINCHESTER,
December 81, 1854 President
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Garpeting.
'NWina

IA 1890 ~ arg well selected Stock Of figured
\ u \ W. - ssl,gea cArpets, for sale bv
I ~ - l asal.l JOHN D LINE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-01

THE HEMEROLOGE, or Medali4 Cal
eaaar, tv eRye1t R@ % aAfaturttg, as
fefH as fin reference 70 my date IN he
4 NiaetrentA Ceatury Desinned for he
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-01
Fashionable Hats.

4 CASE NEW STYLE EATS, for sale ~
IA CRAMER q HAWKS.
Decemh4r.9l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-01

HkyEa f1la Stt Il Rs1s :, 49,.
bargain. Tposes Is :, sslt A great
Ncyslabsr D, 1854. - - nskR.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-01
Virginia, to Wit.
(Exiracl from Decree.

1T--7 :
a ND as The necessary data for deciding upon
II The exception as ID the pfioriiy Of the second
class is III befpre the Court and the Court deems
ID proper Nhat the patlies ID crested should have
further time and opportunity 10 contest the matter
ID is further ordered that The last report OF Commits
sioner Cooke be recommended 10 him with dice
lions to notify Schofelf& Gddings 10 produce be-
fore him all lht evidence in regard 10 their respec-
live claims, with Liberty 10 the ether creditors to
produce any evidence on the question to make any
special statenseuiss required by either party and
make report IA he next term otthis Court
And said Commissioners before receiving any
Other Than the cash payment OF 0nezftth, are re-
quired 10 execute and deliver 10 the eeIk bond in
the penalty dfi $4,000 conditioned according 10
law, 70 cover lhs balaneeo f the purchase money !.
al GubY-Tpste:
R0BERTIT. BROWN, Clerk.
Iannnr,, al fai5 -
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a HEALTHY NEGRO WOMAN. arcus-
ia lo,Iad Is rash ant iron ard house work grn-
efallr 5sip has an inlan o. months 1id En-
qairs II Brown q WASHING F0N.
Iann4fh na lH1h-2a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-01
ROBERT III. GAILAHpR

JOHN s GALLAIER.
LIZ 1lir4 AEdiiex II e. Usi.s1 So. 1,....,..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-01
UNITED SITES HOTEL,
AT THE RAIL ROAD DEPoT.

HARPER.Ss FERRY. T-ER GINl1.
iTkk suhseIibsE respectfully hess l<aTs ID iniaim
u the travelling public lhif ais Hotel i now
renovated and isntrorea for ! bsfisr AID ensarRed
aet0mm0dasi0a lit dnf{ns Tih
ND late Improvements aud tesern med perseret-
ancs, no efFsrt 81 outlay shall IS wanting is rem
der this Hotel II every respect Il he iara 81 IL
those travelling % business 81 Measure. ia i;S
comforts and aceomna0aaiioas scaal Is any Hotel
iaSthe Valley The table shall be furnished with
The best irdn this and Baltimore markets Dinnef
aimays ready 81 lhe arrival Off the Baltimore dsly
cars, and ample iine given I'll PASSENGERS Is dine
here before sks ears leave l0r Manchester "a Bal
umnre. Passengers ssonping here 10 view nnr
bold romantic ms5uniain SCENERY may rest aSsafyd
they wilt Be well cared lor daring their say. Il
call Is A8sf Fesbeciiulls solicited Is euahle lLe
travelling pabfictu Judge for themselves
Al. CARRELI.
HarnerS- Fefry June G 1874
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-24

doubtedly be distributed among Kossuth Mazzni Ledru
Roin and other revoluonists who the watch
to grasp at any chance by which they crafty their
ambition. This being done. Hungary, Lombardy and
Venice will soon be in state of revolt and Austria
unable to conquer Hungary in 1885, it will be barely
possible for her to do when that power shall be aided
| by the Italian States.
Therefore she will have lose those dependencies
seek foreign assistance France and England according
to the terms of the treaty. will her aid but France
will he too much occupied with her intended assault upon
England to pay much attention to her promises with al
most any power but much less with Austria, who was
of the four grand consators that aided in overthrow
ing Napoleon Bonaparte.
England would next he called upon but she is far
removed from the of conflict to render timely aid
and moreover she might need her armies fight on her
inviolate SOIL SO that before Austria procure
the of putting down the rebellion it will be beyond
her control Thus in any event in joining with the Allies
| she will play a losing game
2nd is evident that she could not remain neutral and
that she would inevitably be drawn into the struggle by
other. At the commencement the spring
campaign, England for the purpose of annoying Russia,
will undoubtedly follow the advice of Kossuh and throw
her armies into Poland the time calling the peas
antry to and also indirectly assisting the Hunga-
rians Louis Napoleon remembering Waterloo, will not
bly, be in revolt and she call upon Russia de-
fender of her sovereignty.
Her best policy thGI would be, in alliance with Rus
sa, having much to gain from her as from the Western
Powers, and nothing to lose If England should attempt
to invade her provinces, it would only preciptate the
movements of Napoleon towards England and the Queen
would be compelled recall her armies TO her shores
and leave the Russian Emperor without opponent. He
could then afford to render helping hand TO Austra to
quell whatever insurroction may be raised.
Bat contrary antcipations, she has ratified the
treaty with the Western Powers and consequently the
seal of will be removed to the interior of Europe
which is destined to be agitaed beneath the rush of
of contendng armies; and, during the life Of Bona
parte Germany, Russia Prussia Italy and France will all
furnish their battle fields. Bat who cen tell where the
Waterloo will be or how many millions shall pour out
their life blood to crafty the Unsuitable ambition of despot
c rulers.
Since the war must be- may be permitted to hope,
from the midst OF the ruins of crumbng thrones and
turned empires the Frenchman more gloryng
in independencethe Magyar freed from the cruel espot
ism of the Austrianthe fires of Liberty geam
ing upon the watch towers of Poland and the inhabitants
of the Eternal City rejoicing in the rights of freemen
q. p. C.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-03-24
TOW A n d A: I:
Gatnrnap alprninn, alarrb 2f. 1855.
rrrn The Annual Gift conducted by the Students
l of the Susquehanna Collegiate Instituted
ODE THE OCEAN,.

Once saw the lake of glittering glass,
When no dark wave did DER its bosom pass:
When no fierce whirlwnd tossed the green seas foam,
And seamen sported on their briny home,
, happy summer morn the clear sunshine
In bright efulgence robed a world of crime:
The deep blue sky seemed like the sea below,
An arching vault tinged with its ruddy glow.
No sulen clouds, (wnged herald of the gale)
Obscured spot of that cerulean vale;
All nature sang her soft enchanting lay,
And light winged zephyrs languished in the play.
1t was a sight too fair for clay-clogged man,
Deep dyed in SIM twice DER in life to scan;
Snch happy scenes are for angelic view
The choir with golden harps, the faithful few.
Full many day, and many live long night
Beneath the suns rich glow, the moons wan light
I've sat me down upon-the rock-bound shore,
And heard with mad delight thy angry roar,
And seen thy warriors charge in wild career,
The sunless foe that knows no joy-no fear;
Bat ne 'er again have met that magic scene
Which rivals fancy in its widest dream.
Alas old Ocean, meath thy rolling wave,
Thy ,tarless caverns seem one boundess grave;
Thy ever trembling, deep'resounding surge,
Has Oft times sung the sailors funeral dirge;
Thy coral mounds, and weed-bescattered bed,
Have pillowed myriads of the sleeping dead.
And vet thou sweepest on in frantic play,
Scattering foam and tossing hriny spray
ls wildly as the prairies Bisonking
Tears mp his native soil. and round him fings
The crumbng earth. Thou heed'st not the cry,
That with the hoarSe-toned storm goes wailing by,
y sinks the fragile bark. and deep despair
Brcathes forth her last sad strain in humble prayer
Eutreating Neptune fierce, and heaven and hell,
To soothe thy rage and calm thy angry swell.
ow canst thou gleeful sport, while deaths dire form
Rulcs DER thy heaYns bosom, mounts the storm,
Rides his untiring steed through the contest dire,
Nor quits the field till all his foes expire?
hear thee murm ring soft sweet strain
Falling gently on the a. drops of rain,
Or dew Hpou the thiratinG flower. Wild notes,
soft Is the zephyr, round the tray'ler floats,
Inspiring scft repose. So wayeroched boy
Forget thy youthful cares, thy dreams of joy.
Sleep on fair youth thy bliss may only he,
= bubbles bright dance DER the seanan's sea- RI
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ysatlos.cy's .laatt.

d. FELT s. STETSoN,
- CAMP STREET, "A
sD4 NEW ORLEANS. eBlA
DAyIp TELr, IHENRyao sTnrsos
hi. I'LL! i, i.
u AND sTATNER shs n assss
e. siSsii =,
R b.s. :,s,s sas RsIsg
Be- marn'r At the shortest notice.
II aG
Germ s, sasy sss snss ID Z 81 a
'sss /; sfs ssis ;. nK RS p''e4A
-'ts sssa.l, assS sssss
Latter m Ress aos,, Record sssi gsos H.,
s iiss ns ID
VII * u a'Si sis'''
aaf
'F'A sisss IL Ss;i'is aaSsis.'''
WOOD Rscsip, Books Cargo Receipt Books for Cotton or
ssss f:.. i s.s ss Books. sssssssss
asll:i, H Ca, s sIsa'slss:ss.,
Trip Books and STYLES slartessus'd
y h'''s. f'.asai'' a'a GOLD 81 PENS: a.,
s sa' apa
BOOK -BTNDER's STOCK.
Shsepkn Skiyer Red and
Morocco Marble Sprukd Papers, Blue Pss for making
Ruling nk Bnasrs Boards Plough Knives French Ras Braa
Wood ETC., etc. r.,,,.x.,,,,, ,a
Joaep Jonathan Crooks Pocket cutsya yory In
Prous'a sbra.ea Printing Inks, alleoiors.
DIARIES E0R 1866.
Fsps Diaries for 1855, all and styles.
PLAYIE& AND BLANK CARDS. as
Eagles Harry SDecAtur Merry Andrewsand Play
ing Cards assorted backs Printers Blank Cards, all zea; Visiting
Carda offs very superior quality
Maynard Noyss Biaek Felt Setsona English
Writing Red k, French
CATnine. 0g
Stands great Variety. Sesng Wax and Wars Psna
Fancy Coofed uiaxad FaPers Paper Weights Pen
lain Sates Cpe; Younga Fes Music Paper and
Boe aud Port Foo Ivory Folders Tin Casrsi
Engraving Brass Block Scssyory uas Rusr News
Fes Book Rests atar Coor Hair Penci Lead and Slate
eenci Quils Copying Notaris Presses
and Notes. great variety Envelope Paper Extra
Paper, Scrip Books Exchange
Boxes and Chssuman Bankers Shears
Boxes I&ne Perforated Board Drawing Paper Gold
Bills aeks Custom House Rubber Wire
Fies Memorandum Beok umrad Labe
Pink HapceEH Red Chage Baxes Part Monpaiee
Calendars Wsappipg and Printing Paper, a Thermometer
Mstch Gsndlea Ready Reference Port
Foos Locks kassra and psak Knives Red and Blue
nk, stc, etc, etc.
D. FELT & sTETSoN,
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C8PPER-EACED TYPE.
FENHE NEWTON COPPER TYPE COMPANY

L
IL giving notice Of their val from
Wla street, entrance No. it frankfort stree) ask
particular aenon Of PrntsrA the great they
recently made in lsir work.
also 81 place. greatly Increased facilities Cop
per- aGtns Type Stereotype Plates,
table
Boek Of the principal Tps Founders the
inspection Of Printers. II believed this prove great
convenience 10 Printers vhahsr reants
hen
through thus directly with
Ons the this
operates the invention Dr. Newton there, which
liar getting type from There's should patrons
de4iIe 1t and ordtr.
The of Printers IN this city and elsewhere the
three the CopPsrFaced II quite
unnecessary to say one word here about the value Of
ines Of printing Type By copPerf acng om
npean less by rendering Inc
lettsra OF tue aphsbet mora easily dsingutshable.
Owing the difficulties having properly
done from his plac, or
agencies and ths only place United type
cannow DO Copper-F faced.
Th Company Patent persons are eau
TONED NOT infringe said PaenI either Type
By that Coppers by this Company.
SCALE OF PRICES.
Small Pca..-. ID. Milpn
Pca 8 NcupaIell ,.......i4
Long Sr4ner = Agate. .,,.I6
5afgeois -..t.-.9 Pearl ....s,.-.....25
Bleyisr.... ......l0 Diamond. :. :.
cash A.S.CAsR, Secretary,
NO Is Frankfort street. New York, May 4 1855. mysod
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FgSHE UNDERSIGNED informs nronertv bo

VILE Undersigned informs property-holders
aud the public thI he has anafas tory of Billiard
new panlng dove failing mocing saving maehipe
nn ne Is enabled 70 undertake works All kad laying
uoos cafpnisrs works. turning Of columns
eaFpenter's and rsmsr's line. 80 ~ " =
Having large o VALIANT aobora
ny etc. he will soil same the qualities auitb
tothe works ordered. ' ~ s'''ts9 suisapi'
avsils himseifo this opportunity Assure those
b may iae some apprehension as to h machine
a he bas taken prevent sxposon nav
French regulator AMI one IAN er
once zee quantity the boiler should ne forg 10
waning ia the boiler, ~ M A4A Ha'sf iS
Inc above addition having been made establishment f M
purpose Of acltatag the manufacture Of Billiard Ta6e tha ,
signed reminds his that keeps as hs ROTOR nj ~
aeeonA-hsna Billiard Tables, ani avery article hi line w
o:s ly ~ a. AN1 ~ eons' street.
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All these salty ar anhEdroas, I0.6

AT the present day. when Paeans estimate frrugnoua prepa
on high value. eaa beate spring the very
Urieans necessarily be object o. decided
cal seu They cannot but prefer the natural ugnous
all he artificial preparations hitherto whether in
powders, plls quidB Artificial preparations are IN
yariaby eaa easy assimilation and require longer period for
their operation 1hy oct much more sowy than those by
especially when the latter dissolved Atc
preparations frequently Of cohesive character
Through the dse into she intestine canal produce
eject Ii follows then, that chayheate as rcb
be powerful auxiliary il the treat
OF will in the end be
all IN which iron is administered.
The that especially adscs
and red Ontysnae Of pota tannic acid salt gold netan
taneou he tha natal The
usually found in mineral of this kind
ANAL proportion The springs consist pezk little else than
solution Of oil Few springs either Ia
Europe or america can be compared with either
carbonate OF or tr ne pue OF other mineral poducl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-25


Il mineral nater where man aaeciatey held in
chemically united another We may, however this case
the carbonc Of soda sc
Of poa chloride naknesium Of iron 1T
Carbonate Of me, seae If soda chloride Of sodium
chloride Of sodium, and probably other Combinations.
We ensrtsn doubt put the this Spring
tbs most theapne qnates Thsy should pobapy
and Bnne In the
produces apssnt Alternative, IND rsesa
J. L.. X w. PR
Chemical Laboratory University Of Louisiana.
Now Orleans, March, le54. DgF4l
ar these be p,ehsaed city New oreana by
The tsrfvi, demohn boe fom JOHN RAULE No. IS 81.
.haez Govihgon, tic Warrington from Mrs
g. STERLING, the only peon this Lake
privilege di-pusng the Abia and Christy Waiers
Y An hoss wshpg 70 the Writer'S will please appy
proprietor from thia will
Laden and geat wishing the my, will always
fht omebuB readiness Mandevile adhonvile
OF govhg,on lanlsl J,s.B.
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/ AUDEaDALE WHITE SULPHUR -,

SPRINGS Laudedaie Conay, Miss-Ths 5saEM
popular WAering Place.
h Shoal universally
faculty ths pueblo
The Mobile Uhio rNlfBad, a
Coaches, North East ard West
rsaep Of vsitos the I0tn May,
New comodtols and elegant buildings have erectd
Farltufe ha9 been premises
hpdtlgona houusb The
and aliy constructed nrnished with
10 she luxurious eoIniort gussta.
TINS puGlcn patrons
This nsefiio nttring Will be
ar solGun ~ the Sprtks at hEreenbe delightful
hsnlh.
Springs The running within thirty mice and
frat S the
from Motie sp twenty
hours tins. Tnts time viii be materially ths rail-
and 1t scontdnty by the
August the Will be running within eight suf ~
THIS ches at
Gfeennooro line Of
Clinton IoIumeus hus aoy1ng certain
II the valuable watering thu
South.
The popiieor grateful for patronage, himself Of
facility contributing the guests and In
intends the patronage and pOaeure
seekers o complete establishment
RATES OF BOARD.
Fer mo ath.
Yer day.. Q 90
My stabss Aad will bs kept in frat order with good
hoslarn and abundant proVender,.
ausd B. SMITH.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-25

Cosclusoss.-The Alabama Ychy Spring Ia remarkable
large quantity Of alkaline bcarbnae almost pnre
which they 10 s. 40 gans gallon SIT grains
per pint, or i-l2 grhnlInes psrlitre.
ea iodine psrceptbe only four gallons
the very small proportion they contain Of the uphats of
chloride Of sodium,
For the Of sqpses Of agnssis but small proper
FOR the chloride Of calciuma
poxona and dsagreeable in mineral springs
A5 the Alabama Viehy Sprngs extremely analogous
Vehy springs France, to be presumed that will
prescribe them for nl hoss deaHA which Ihe Yichy
Employed and will obtain signal their These
pleasant 10 the they muae the digestive
without disturbing overlooking the stomach They tend
rapidly. ALI aecretions which had
kane character those
days drank Freely word pre-
the Spnes
SULPHUR SPRING.
This spring isvey similar composition TO that of Ak 10 Chapes
rIaiye
bi-esrhonRts OF than the European apring.
following the ingredients contained in an Eng.
lish pint (uEs pint)!
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Orleans. City Of New 'orlsant
Be that the March, 1885, before me- tho
juae Of the Peace in the CITY Aforesaid
onay appeared srgss fresden r 9anvier
ry q th Louisiana Mutual insurance Company Orleans
being duly according to law
ceounts just and and transcript o lbs
ths aaia company CHARLES BRIGGS. Prsstdent,
.,,..,,. II. 2. jANVIER, Secretary.
sHoh'o nna pslofs mes Ibis 2ah day OF March,
=, c. " JONTE,
The Beard Of have declared OF twentv pe
on Inc ne the sadins 18TH gs5 far
which certificates will BIO and alter Inc rst av luna
" ~ W $3.50
he Company continue to insure against the perA the e and
fye as " nre athe Of premium
Ulcei southeastcofner Of Camp and Natchez
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
III ,x1,-, A. CARRfERE, Vice Presidents
New 0Tean9, March "a, 1885,
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VAULTS IN sODD FELLOWS REST -
may be procured by applying r. Al CORY at Sicked c.,
" eans streets ~ fkLf& sfEISoS chatttss street, At
M " lss Eysian Feds street. and Seerstarys
ounce In udi kelowS Hail. Camp Lafayette sraass
Lodges viii $40 per vault
70 al others, $50 per vault g $3.50
relative the purchase of LOs can be had ca an
nj JAMES FuRNEAux. sssrs.aryo o. =, Rest.
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Ere, River and Marine Inburanoe.
PROVINCIAL ANCE COMPANY
OF TORONTO, CIV
ED1p. 6. o'BEIzH, Secretary a. M. CLARK Prsuideut
BRANCH OFFICE, No. As Camp st., New Orleans
~ Ths arc
The and RIVERS an
BY FIRE hscurrentraseso o. rsnaium.
BENJAMIN FLOR aNGE, Agent
hy HARMON DIANE Assistant gent.