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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-12-01
DOC TO H0OF D'S
CELEBRATED
German Bitters.
Prepared by
DIR. NJ. JACKSON.
GERMAN MEDICINE sTOEE,
No. 1870 Arch ST., one dour taIow SIKH,
ENe5D :Sy1ts!.s:S,

-, E'ttttsH...ssgsts'.:;S.
f'etf power over the above diseases is not OK.
ee'iF:' II equalled, by any other preparation in
Tue tnlied States, as the cnres attest, in tlany
cases alter skiliul physicians had Jailed.
hese Filters arc worthy the attention Of IN
valics Possessing great virtues in The recilf-
Gallon Ui lae liver and lesser alanfs, exercising
The most searching power in weakness and al
lecilots OF the digestive oIaails, they are wiiha
sale. certain and pleasant.
VIRGINIA TESTIMONY.
Doctor J. NJ. Wilson. Lexington, Va, Feb
9Th, 1852, said :: 81 am eutiiely gu, of,he Ger
nlan Bi'ters. They have become ali the rage.
Nothing else seIls.n
The fcn,h Legion, published a, Woodstock.
Va, said, Jan. 10Th, 1880 "a Grea, Medi-
efte.-We have uniformly RETAINED from rec
onimendln. 10 the public any OF the various
patent medicines Of the day. unless thoroughly
convinced oil their value. Among those we con.
slider worthy al nolite,ls the German Buffers,
invented 10y Dr. Hoonaud, and prepared by Or.
Jackson, III Philade lia. One Instance, IN paf-
icular. in which the Superior virtues OF tbs
medicine have been tested, has fallen nuder our
observation. Daring the last SUMNER, a son oil
Mr.. Abram Crablll. Of this county, was very
,i,ously affected with Liver Compliant and al
Ter Try III. IN vain various remedies, he purchased
a bottle of the Bli,eis. aud after using II, WAS so
much relieved oil his distressing malady. thai
he procured another bottle, aud is now restored
entirely TO health y
They are entirely vegetable. free from inluri.
Gus ingredients, always strengthen the system,
anu never plosira,e it.
For sale Wholesale by Druggists in all the
principal cities; aud at Ieia BY apoihecaries and
siarekeepers in every town in the United
States.
T. Sold by T. P.SJ. B. Esklijge Slaun.
Ion. A. Tucker. Baskerville, and by Druggists
and Dealers in Medicines every where.
Oct. so, IS54.-ly.
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nRY GOODS AND MILLINERY.

rrST received fra,n the Northern cities 500 noe
=. Ale wicked Collars, all prices. ladies' Belts Gut
4, Percha and fancy Belts Musins, French, plain
I'd fyurea, stripe and plails, with variety Of
rsy and cheap goods. the particulars Of which will
BE- given hearatter. Uho. W. oMiih'
Scot 30, is55.
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NOTICE

1'N| tOE
10 HE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIRE vim.
GINA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
ME annual meeting of the Stockholders of nj.
- company will be held III the eity of Richmond
on the 9Th day OF November, leYo. The ottention
OF the Stoektoders is called to the following rssoln.
''on ADOPTED at their last annual meeting
hesoiyea, That no proxy given more than tvs
e's OF this company shall be valid
J. GARRETT, Ire.
Richmond. Get. 10, 1866. =. eo"p'
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70 THE OLD sOYDrFp

1 IA = formed an association with a ocnt,suan
Nv, WHO has long resided in ashirston CITY, ard
pass' Tor 'he last 70 years, has been I.
s"ins' ahs Government. With the aid Of this gentle
i nun "a am PREPARED to afford to Old soldiers and
aoWs ana iielfs, prompt efficient aid in
Maseh is55, which gives to any soldier who bs.
Setaga i4daysln the unted states service, Icoacres
Iase beeh furnished with all the proper
seaiois from The department. Those WHO are
et'le 70 pensions or to bounty land under tie said
aus snoaia maze eaiy application, in order to rs,
10 csn si +, s action upon their claims
er David Fultz.) INV u NY 'Aeor
March ~, las5.--tf. MARSHAL K. rJ,LT2
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For sale.
FARM AND MILL PROPERTY,

f1SllE Peck Farm and Mill property, on Christians
L Creek, four miles from stanton, not having
been sold on the day formerly advertised, will be
sold privately by the Undersigned The Central
Railroad runs through the farm, which consists of
3s5 acres, with excellent brick dwelling house,
and other suitable improvements on it.
HUGH W. SHEFFEY, Agent.
June2, ls55.-Spectator copy tt.
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LIVER COMPLAINT.
} 4 UN DICE, DYSPEPSIA,
CnRONIC OR NEKYous DEn1IIrx

HAlSEASE Of the Kidneys, and all diseases
49, arising tloma DIsurdered Liver or SION.
ach, snch AS Constipation, Inward Piles, Full
ness, or Blood to the Head, Aciddy OF The Storm
ach, Nausea. Heartburn, D,ssus, !or Food, Full
ness or weigh, in the Stomach. Sour E,ucluns,
Sinking, or Flu,erlng al the PIT o the Stomach,
Swimming Of the Head, Hurried and difficult
Breathing, Flalterhg at the Heat, Chcaklng or
Sulloca;I'y Sensations when in a yiug Posture,
Dltnness OF Vision. Dots or Webs before the
Sight, Fever and Dali Pain in the Head, Def
cheney OF Perspiraiion, YeIlowuess Of The Skin
and Eyes. Pain in the Side, Back, Chest.
Limbs, etc, Sudden FJoshes OF Heat, Burning
III the Flesh, Constant Ima.innes Of Evil, and
great Depression Of Sprilc, can be efisctuay
oi.r.,I hy
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FARMERS OF yInGraIA

F, upon any living thing on soar Plantations,
L there is an Cleer Sore OF any descrp on, k,nd
or variety, 10 matter whose skill it dcics, how
long it has been standing, upon your man or your
maid servant, your mules, sheep, horses, cows, or
dogs. We say to you, and we guarantee what We
say, use our
r Il r r OIL
And You will find II tn cure the most niagna as
well the sim es Sore that mars the form OF man
OF beast, refund the money.
With ordinary cases, it is onls necessary to apply
the Oil on b.t oi rag. Ii the is one o. long
standing, large with proud flesh. and fever. taae 1.
small dose salts To cool the bleed once or twice
Week. II letter or King Worm on the head OF in
the hair apply the Oil, and the head with al
cap to keep from the air. II Chiibians, merely rub
eli the Oil. On Cattle, it is only necessary to pour
on tie Oil.
* u E u RI OIL!
Esol OLD SORES of every description,
ON MAN On BEAST.
ten known.
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COME 10 TIE SIGN OF the nIo GIN
~ II Subscriber begs leave to inform tbo NJ;
= 1ehs OF stanton and its vicinity, that he has
openea -, UoS SMITH SHOP, near the bridge lcading
70 ~ inc passenger Depot, where he will Manuactur
hanJ ~ D.oet' ana Keep Stock of Ready Aaoe on
best manner at the Shortest notice. - VIC
hlsa- i VIII Keep a general assortment OF p;s.
I1s, soSla s. Aliens, and Pocket kGe,) Powder
kinds Of Percussion Caps, &C., &c. as"eS' an
Jan 4, 1876. / " w.
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1'@"Hsi St1UNts Itktlf1AVTfts,
ENOkMEhLi Good lnau d koscnwaid, Staunton,
4 Va, has established himself III hieimcnd, and
opened at NO. o. MAN ST., large and eAtensly We
Stock ci GLNTLkAEA'S AM bOl'S CAOIn-
IAG, for the Wholesale ard Retail trade. lie
promises to supply country Merchants at Northern
Wholesale prices, and wonld especially invite his Au
gusta friends to call when so)ournng III this city
A general assortment Of Furnishing goods always
on hand.
Sept -, l855.-tf,
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a.
Help: HELpll HELpii

TAKE the following method of informing my
= Friends and Patrons of Stanton and the Nieini
~, thatl am still in need of help and do earnest
~ Deg OF all who know themselves indebted to me- to
cal and pay up. for need every dime thats Cue me
TO put me strait With the tcoff, my creditors are
pushing me from all sides, and without my dues,
cannot satisfy my creditors.
Returning my thanks to my Customers and Cred-
tors for past avois. still ask OF them continuance
ofthe same, for time. ard | am happy t. inform
them that am still prepared t, do work in the fol-
lowing line that may be entrusted to me, such as
House painting, Paper hanging and glazing,
At the following Prices.
FOR CASH ONLY.
coats plain painting, on wood per yard,
. find materials ST., ;. Sets
find materials S0cts
materials found to mo lsNss
90 I" wood I"
materials found to me 15cts
granting and vanishing after painting, fur
nish material, per yard Poets
painting and granting, find materials, per
yard Is cts
coats roof painting, find materials, with
=, root paint, per yard 25cts
% the materials found to
me per yard l3 cts
coats plain painting, on plastering, find
materials per yard 35 cts
I" +" :" the materials found to
me per yard Is cts
glazing per light the glass and putty, found
to me, glass by 10 lets
" 10 u II cts
IL "lA cts
" II % Is 6cts
" II "l3 tets
Z" Is go Gets
None need apply unless they intend to give Il
above prices in cash equivalent.
Jan. 6.-Nessepger copy. Il. B. THOMAS.
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Wake Money While You<, a..

ME. tbs undersigned, are prepared 70 o,rn;.A
w Instructions to all who wish to make n,onex
IN an easy and respectable manner, for the small
t 60 OF one dollar. The capital REQUIRED
TO commence the business which we will PROPOSE il
only ten or fifteen dollafs so that any one nav en
gage IN it All letters addressed to us Win on.,
dollar enclosed, will be promptly answered bv ras
csed. SCnTir y % "s " pro-
Aug. Is, ls55.-3t~ ea-'' Va.
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rus NESS DIRECTORS

W. ~ tAS , DtAS
.y,nc,NlA FEMALE lNsTlTUrE-sessio
comnNs.es lst September III each year'-
u, r. Il. Pn,LL,ps, Principal.
!, q ARMAiT 4 BELL: Auorneysa al LAW oh''
> opposite the Central Bank.
Al NJ. /, ELL, Notary pupilo ana a",a
M man 9neI to take dispositions, anu se'''e
s..cs1.ts Of t;uarlians, Administrators HAe'"''''
,ustees, &. 70. C.n,r,
W. Rank Row. Staunton, va.
" ESERIDGE-Apothecary, Chemist ana
II nruqgist. Main street, Jtaunton, Va.
HavIIJS. BEAR, Waich-MaIer and Jswelry
~ Main Stree, Stanton. A..
A D. CHANDLER, Cabinet Maker, MAN
IA. street, S,aun,on-Furni'urc at Richmond
mo. B. EVANS, Tobacco and sesH S'o''
opposite the Pos, Office, S'annson.
kTORRlS 4 GoODt., Merchants az" n," "cs,..s
VI in Fapcy and Staple Goods aud Groceries
ene,al'y. Opposite Viaalca'or o'''es' 'ia'''
aRBER s CONNELL-lron Founder,
" and Maehinis,s-wolks al North ehd Oh
-RANDEBURG & Co.--Forwatdine and
- 0a,n,o;sson Merchants, aud dealers 10
,rv Goods generally, corner opposite Va. ho'e
mo. b. WATTS-A,torney at Law, ONCE
b. on Central Bank Row, Stanton.
baylor Il BAYI.OR-Atiorney al Law
ID Office iu Brick building opposite the Cour'
House. e,u- u..,..s anil
n Trurs Factory. opposite Va. llotei.
GMBOEEN& Nc CUE-Auorney al La"
1 office rext door TO Haiman s, Bell.
~ T. COCHRAN ! GO.-Totaceonisls, ant
~. dealers in Segars, Snnil, &C., New siee'
E1YSER & STRfBLL.vG Merchants anl
IA dealers in Fancy Goods, generally, NAH
80 60 E.yyaMIN 4 j. S. CR.aJVFoRD-Mer
E& chants and dealsls ia Fancy Goods, Mar
Street, Staunton.
Eg SCHMIDT-Merchan and Grocer,
NA New Town Pump, Main ST., Stann:on'
VIRGINIA IIOrEL-Staunlon-S o
Peyion, Proprieiors.
~ Nj. GUSHING s o-Ccnl-c,ioners: Om
H. GERS snd dealers in Fancy Articles, NO
Hain Street. Slaunton.
NENTRAL BANK OF vlRGiNlA-New
OBsick Building opposite Union Hall.
rAMrs G, LAIRD-Cheuist aud Drusgist, Main
u Street, Stanton, Va.
AIRS. l.. H. WARD, Mlliner aud N'an'au
vi maker, Staunion. Va.
UWROODWARD HOU SE-Staunton, Va
w J. N. Woodward proprietor
TAR. B. B. DCNAGHg-O0ics Immediately
u opposite the Post Office.
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+. a DAVIS e. 60.

"A kylE VES N w.
IL AnlNG purchased the entire stock of Boots and
L SHOES OF a. Al: simpson Co., and having
atelY rerlenished their stock by new purchases r.
baltimore and Philadelphia, are prepared to accom-
modate their customers with good work on reasona.
Bile terms for Cash short credit
They will continue the manufacturing bps;,os.
usual under the superia,eidenee ofMr, a. N. Simns
son. 'AP>
n. = The accounts from the LIST July, 1865 havs
cen transferred with the stock, and viii bo maos
ut in the name OF the present firm '"'
Staunton, Aug. IL, 1858. ~
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1SO BARRELS Pound Lump Tobacco OF prime
Is do pound lump do, cast superior 80 kegss
Fig do extra quality 40 oao superior Plantation
Ssgars; 10000 do Ghcfoat do j $1,000 do Havana
10; rs 0G0 half Spani do
We invite particular attention of all in want Of
xood Tobacco aud Segafs to stock. pledging
rsclyes to make it to their interest by 50 doing
MoVElGH Il CHAMBERLAIN,
oept %. Prince Street Wharf, Alexandra
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WIN. JUSTls,

General Commission Merchant,
Fronkti" 81. eet, Near Old Narkct, Richmond, Va.
G1YES particular attention to the sale of Flour,
VI Wheat, Corn, Tobacco, and all kinds OF country
Produce, buying and shipping goods, &c.
August 4, lso5.-3m.
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Sk Y-Lses h r
DAGU ERREAN GALLERY

RI III f undersigned has removed his Gallery
~ on the corner betw cen the Eagle and Fir
ainla Hotels, in front OF the Spectator office
re he may be found, al all times, ready IL
val, upon The Ladies and Gentlemen. He fa,
lrrs hiuissii he can give 10 them as tine Ike
ness as the Art can produce.
L. J. RANKIN
Slannion, Feb. %, 1853
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rOS BARRELS extra fne qualities Old Rye
10 Whiskey;
ITO Barrels Mcdium quality do;
IS Q and Casks Old Cosnac Brandy
ta5" Imitation do;
IS Barrels American do
1pfnes Old ..Iolland' Gia;
10 Barrels Peach brandy
40 X Casks Cherry do;
aOI I" Ra pberry do
20 X Ginger do;
10 Casks Old Jam. spiits.
Is Or aud u CASKS Pale and Bro aasrJ Vince ;
Is ;. . Old MAZDA do;
abu /" Old Portdo
as Cask. Sw re. Malaga do;
IS Baskets Chan lagnc do;
"a TieYeas Cider Vinegar; Jus. received and in
store for sale by Mcy Ei6H CHAMBERLAIN.
Prime Street Wharf, Alexandria, Va.
Sept ~, 1855.
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WASHINGTON HOUSE,
lrnpNlEPIY GADSRY,SA


xW. CORNER OF THIRD STREET AND
PENNSYL FANIA AVENUE,
WA SIilNGTON CITY, d. c.
rr,IE Subscriber begs leave to call the attention
Ills friends and the public to the above Hotel
Al which he has just taken charge as Proprietor
A. much expense the house has been recently re-
sted and refurnished; the rooms and parlors hand
somely decorated, and. in short, the ent re edince
made to conform TO the most modern style.
THE WASHINGTON HOUSE.
b.;no located but one square from the Capitol
rrounds and near the Railroad Station, presents
r. those visiting Washington an accessible and con
venent retreat, waence they may readily reach tbs
departments and other places Of business IN thu
city. :. H. d,rsia,
cd pIed ges himself spare no pai's to render 'iei
soidurn pleasant and agreeable With polite ana
assistants prompt ard respectful servants
and table supplied with the best viands OF the sea-
son, he hopes and expects to make the a,hinTton
House one that will rank with the first Hotels OF
the couatrv lie respectfully socits trial by the
travelling community.
Bnarders taken by the week Or month. Charges
CORBAN BAKER, Proprietor
Washington, d. c., Sept. y, 1889.
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DENTISTRY.
4. B. ARTHUR. Graduate

4. B. ARTHUR. Graduate
ETAS removed 10 late Post Office, in lhs
S4s& Brick Row, where he woulI call
he attention oi all needing Dental Institute
TO his bea il,iuI specimens OF BLOCK I" Ell
y iih continuous gums. These teeth, from tie
ro'niori with which they may he worn, as well
as their superior beauty, possess great advantage
over Artificial Teeth. now in use. All the va
fiuus operations u Dental Surgery performed
with strict reference TO peiinanency.
KEFERENcEs.-Profs p. II. Austin. A. NJ.
NJ. D., y. ID. s. Dean of the Faculty, and
rof. Chaplin A. Harris, Nj. D., D. D. s., Balli.
more, MD.
Stanton, May 1, 1854.
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CG ELEGANT Sofas, at all prices; PaFlor Tables,
~ new patterns; every style Of Bureaus toe
cheap to talk about Besides, Il large quantity OF
furniture of my own make-all to be sold at some
prce6r other. A. ID. CHANDLER.
june 2, 1888.
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Bruiscs ana Sprains,
Ulcers and tci.ons,
sealat.s and Burns,
Sore legs and Clllblains,
Fresh Cut Wounds,
TRAMP and ret,ef,
sting OF insects,
" oGuds under the Nails,
iniialacd breasts,
Clautirlar Tu:nours
GracAcd Heel,
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TOBACCO Hl1SINEss

5NiiL undersigned viii continue the Tob.,.o
Il ness at the old stand, where he will be- nesss
I" see the patrons Of the old firm, f''"Ss~
April =, 1855. c. T. COCHRAN.
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DISSOLUTION.

M ~ eo.parsnerssip heretofore existing between
~ 'I uiuerslgned, under the style and firm of e,
~ niutnai consent. All outstanding accounts ars
payable t. Z. T. Cochran, and II e xnowinr them.
Ne ~ pa indebted are earnestly requested to set.
laup.s eithef oy payment note as it is very
ae'fspe TO close up the business of the old concern
G. i. COCHRAN,
Staunton, April IS, 1855. iII"-
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IMPORTANTMEDiCAL MOTTO r
EsSP. ". E1KyEp.fg.E.Ns

lMtOhI "A WI EAit1a1 hN1lt Il
EsSk. ". FEEssf2.f.H'
MOULD inform the pupc he is located at No.
w 5HAMlLTON ST., Albany, \. y, whore he
ia prepared to treat all diseases with untailng sue
cess. lis TWENTY FlYEYEAn EXPERIENCE
and travel, practieng under the direction of the
most talented Physicians in the world.
Ills late travels among the Western and South
Western Indians, with his former knowledge of
Meiiclne, has prepared him to treat with that de-
gree OF skill heretofore unknown to most medical
inen His Medicines are prepared from new articles
oesed upon new principles, void of all delctorious
effects, so common To other medicines. MANY of
our leading Physicians have testified this fact aud
use his medicines in preference to all others
Persons III Il distance, by sending nots cnclosnr
one poLLlR stating asescx and symptom of disease
will receive proper instructions, and Book con,
tanning the names and OF all Plants, Roots
HERBS and also certain hints aud secrets to married
ladies' Also elderly unmarried ladies would find
something in this Book which they nor the world
! nener dreamed oe. Every pc SON. of whatever class
hoad possess Of these Books.
a G EN- r s w 4 ~ TED
In erory town in the United States, to sell the Med
cine, f,r which good wages aud commission will be
paid.
All letters must contain twenty eve cents, in or
der to be attended to-
Sept. 10, lo5j.-iy. Z. FURMAN.
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IF U ct u r F OIL!
hlS0R OLD SORES of f.Yerv dr.crintinn

Sore Back,
epiint iad SPAWN,
! Sweeney ANA Polcyile,
" itiiels and " arbles,
Chale and Chestioundier,
Kin. zone ant. f;andcrack
j " lad gal ami Aumbuess,
{ .a'saie Gail x cid oti ains
SM e!, Legs, and
Stiffness ol Joints.
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CHEAP FURNITURE.
nNE Car load OF Furniture from tho best faetorie
~ IL Eoston, which will sell very cheap.
A. ID. HANDLER.
proved in .hepe and finish, sold at New York prices
June 2, 1865. A. D. e.
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Warranted to cure, and no danger from exposure
to cold.
Applied to burns at once, it leaves no scar.
N.sA- Price So anu Is cen.s a bottle
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JOSEPH ROSENW AID,

Stapnton, March "a, 1855.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1855-04-08

All .chiens. dit Lubbert. vous n y
gaenereI rien car ce nest pas meme
ID que vous sercz cnterres ... "
lie cimctierc fut aussit6t cerne. lis
s'y etaient retires environ sept cents.
Nos gems etaien. tout aises; ct. les te-
nant II, prirent un peu dc repos. On
etait bicn sur de les tucr plus tard JUS
qu'au dcrnier. II n'etait pas encore
quatre heurcs.
Eh bien. disait Lnbbert en- parcou-
rant les groupes. ne vous ai;jc pas DON
ne un bon conseil? p. VOLTA que vous
aver repris votrc bien. II ne nous reste
plus qua achever &C qui rcstc. Ca Ca
marades, pas de quarter 81 vous etes
contents de moi -. "
Et CONNIE on vit paraitre de l'autrc
cote de Ia muraille unc facon dc dra-
peau blanc hisse au bout dune lance.
en- signc dc capitulation, ct qu'un des
Alsaciens. sncicn officier, pensait qu'on
ddt ecouter. Non. non dit Lubbcrt.
Au diab!e le droit des gems. monsieur,
ct les rtgles dc Ia guerre' Nous les
ignorons, ct men voulons nj pour nous
battrc nj pour nous gener.. Nous ne
sommes pas unc armec guerroyant con.
tire drs soldats nous son,mcs chasseurs
traquant des loups, braves gems con.rc
bandits qui sont venus la mutt tgorscr
nos femmes ct briler nos maisons.., Pas
de quarter.
Celia est vrai 'ecriercnt unc foule
de voix ct une voice dc coup, de fusil
parti. briser Ia lance. Les assieges COM
prirent bien qu'ils seraient tous morris
avsnt peu.
Godofroy CAvAIGNAc.
(Ls Ea aa proohsin ssmfroI.
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VENTE a L'ENCAN
Pour cause De Depart.
RDI 8 AvRIL 1855.
ETAT De LA LOUISIANA.

rARoIssE sAIST-JEAN-BAPTISrE
r MARDI 10 Avril 1855, I 10 hcures du
II msiin, j'cxposcrai en- vcnte publique, pour
lc comptc du s'eur Z. Dosmeing ct son do.
nsicilc
!" Une certaine qusntitt de mssbles ct
eA-ts de msnage.
% Cnc certsins qusntitt d'outils arstoircs.
10 plasiaan eAaGrsttss.
% Piusieurs muletA
3o Plusirun vacbes laitierea.
Co II sussi trois nsgrcs, hommss do pre-
mier choix.
TERMES ET CONDITIONS:
Ie mobilicr compliant.
Lcs esciavcs psysbIss un quart du prix
compliant ct In balance en- deux tcrnss Ggau1,
paysbl~s en- tout man dcs annees 1885 OF 1857 /,
avcc billcfs endossks 1 satisfaction. payables
au bureau dune msison do commerce on d'u.
ne banqac = 10 Nouvelle- Orleans que Ion
frrs connaiire 10 jour de Ia vents, ct portant
inttrtt huit ponr cent ran, Psrtir de rs'
rheancc jnsqua parfait paiement, sans pour
celia susoriscr aucun d<lai.
Paroisss SaintJesn- Baptiste. &c Il mars
1852.
. 20 ..rr JEAN =. BURCARD.
... Escsnteur
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Ed Asst!incau. u. ~. Bertrand Louis, VII.
liam Beck J. Antoine Bccn-i, Felix Bccnel,
T.. Chcnet. Christophc Colomb, Donnadicu
Jacques, Armand Dcslond, Joseph Francois,
Grxvicl, for.cron. Jos. Gcbclin, james ii.
Humphreys. IIollingsworth 4 10. Adams Jn.
quot. Nicolas Ltgcr. W. J. Mackenzie. Le"
Manad.. Jean MoIlc. Francis Nathan. Gus.
tsve Oremc, Oyer, Thsodulc Picou. Eiouard
Pocbe. Hippolytc Perthui., A. Roussel. l..
savoy ,, FRANCOIS Schrxneider, Andre Stcib.
Henry steib, Divide Trrgrc, Louis Tregre,
Alfred Trounrd. Ftlicicu Tn-sin ,. Nine Fell.
Glen Tsssin ,, Mile Polvn,ime Tassin 2, Louis
Tassin. Mile Elvina vicnnc. Joseph Webb,
Z. Webre ct iil.. Milford We bre, Jos. White,
Christophc Wthre.
IIes persOnnrs ycnant rrclamcr dcs lettrCs
sont prices dc dire si cilcs sont annoncers.
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