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LES rEocHANrs rENrEs.--Les ventes suivantes
anront lieu avant nore proc haine omission sayoir
AuiouFd'hu dsvsnt la Maisoa de Cour,-un Nesre
age de &c ans. E,
Msrdi proclaim a Cataro,-- unc habitation, Is
esclaves, une belle vacherie, &c.
Au meme endroit, Lund prochain,- une belle
famille drsciaves.
Ces proPriGtes serpnt veaduesa un credit raj
s"nuable, ainsi quon pourra lie en- Sc referant
aux avis, dana nos COLONIES. 5'A r
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WAsHlNGros La population de Washington est
evaluee actuelIement a $4,000. En- 1870, il MY
await que $4,000 habitants y compris 53l7 esclaves
ct 3,i35 gems de coueur hbres. La vile Ia mile
de circumference ct embrasse une esendue de 7,l34
acres s4'l n Es
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CossUL AMxRIcAIx orrR4ar me lat,ss ,,a,t;c,,.
iers apprend au Coar;er and E,eo,.;,sr tsna II
Bennett consul AMERICAN Bogotta. NouveIle.(;r
nsae' . sss atsaqat par ane conpagnie d. soldats
gul LUZ envoSe plsieurs dechalres lie mo,,souette.
ss. H. Bennett ma dependant pas ets atteint. msis
son domessique 6te besss au bras. ii enToy9 lee
Details &c eette reyoltante attaoue 4 Wasbinosan
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esy-N Nous sou.lnrs autoris6s annonccr aux rotans
dams Ics i;inites des Upelousas que u. JACOB AN
SELN est eaa'.i'!at la place de Constable de Vile
q vSlection qIi aLra litu tvlil prociIain. Hr
OpelousLs IS DtceInbre 1854.
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AGaire tres ayanfageuse.

&w,A LIE soussigne etant force, pour cause de
!ss!m mauvaise sante, de Sc retirer du commerce,
- sSAAk ofTre vendre son etabissenent ct sa pro-
propriete IN prx tres modere. ct IN lohg ternle
le credit. Reimbursement ne laisse rien d6srer
quaint a Ia situation, pour une maison de commerce
ct pour boulangerie. =
Pour les particularites s'adresser sur lR lieux.
HONORE JAi1AN.
Opelousas. II Tevrier IeJ5.-43n,.
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IL Nous eoE,laes auto!ists : annonccr que Mr..
r. SENSAT esl ca..4idat a Il place de Constable dc
Vile poGr "a vile dc> Opeousas, Tclection qu au
70 Geu en ATrii prochai;!. 80 Dec. 1854.
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AUX HARlEANS.

ES soussignes annoncent ayec plaisir d
- leurs amis ct aux habitans en- general
qu'ils ont dams leurs Magasins de Depot
Washington, sufisamment d'espace pour en-
magasiner tous les sucres, cotons, melasses ct
autres produits qui pourront leur etre adres-
ses. DEBAILLON & CARRIERE.
Washington II Fevrier 1855.
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- Nous Sommes aatorises annonccr Mr. z
NORTH CcLIoS, CONNIE candidat pour Ia place TA.
veset de District pour le l5e District Judiciaire de
Get Etat 4 r6ection &c Noye1nbGe 1855.
OpeIoupas, IS Aovembre 1854. ..
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lie Galveston Nees dit qu'on peut recolter au
Texas cnq cents boisseaux de ponme de rerre par
acre. Tn seul homme peut en- cutiver dix; ce qu
donnerair pour le travail dun seul homme 5000
boseaux don't le prix courant est de so cts chacun
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70 Les males pour Lafourche ct les AT.
sasapas. , au iieu de passer par DonaldsonyiIle.
. \ aosvens etre enyoyees desormais ID Nor
.eans qn Leo expediera par IL railroad des
D 'Vspeioasas lusqu'a Thibodanx.--Aua Coz.
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70 Beaucoup vous careseeat dune main ct font
rulsseler le jsang de pautsa.. C'cst une nou-elle
asuiere diasraer ecs a,uis
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P:xXnK Mcu,-tk dit CGlcstn MouiliG.) est cam
uidat Ia place d Assessor, quill occupat Pannce
Ger.iGre, don't l'tlrcton lieu Norembre
prorhGil., es Qu'it So recommends seS amis ct al
puo.ie OpeiouSas, l. Eevricr, 1855.
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U Les moyens qu'emploient cerains personnes
pour satlstaire eurs piteuses vengeances ct leurs
etrotes haines, sont telement miserables que lou
de nous Gpouvanter lis nous font rire
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vENTE PAR LE SHERIFF,
EIAT DE La LOUISIANA.
Lastie Duprs


VS.. r.
Charles Mullen, en- son pro- nook DE D1s 'Nic1
pre- drot ct CONNIE tuteur %''isse ~, Laho' y
naturel de ses enlans n4i- -'o' '"o"'
neurs &c. .t
N vertu dun ortire t!e saisie C: de vente, lance
IA dams a!Ialre cl-aessuS lntltuee, par Ia Gour
de Dsstrctdans ct pour Ia Paro:,s4 s. Landry ct a
moi adfesss, Jotirsa; ell yeute py1!ilue, pour du
compliant, deyant la porte dc a liaiaon d. CUu7,
aux Ope!ousas, e Saa,e!, de Mars plocAain, 1855,
commamcant ! .eures "a ,n.,r. ct continuaut De
ioGren Ivr. sill 81 ecessaiie, tos .s drylts tltres
interets ct rGetentio"s de Charles MnIlen &c, ia
proprie.e sa4vaute, kasie 3 :. ta-u le dit ordre,
SaVoiI
Une Maizon q son Il. &c Irrre, situe dams lc
village De Washington, 5orne au %o.1 par -,
au Sud. Par la serr@ de H. Graham. d l'E>s par Ia
rue du pont tbtidge Strect, ct FOues par Ia rue
du Marche taiarket Streety,
J. B: DAVID, SAtry
oRslousas: 27 janyier, 1885
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"@ . ~ E~ '~@@S1 @@0s
Par Hn Encuntcatr, aumcn commission.
ne, dlas ct pour Ia Paroisse St. Laudry.
I'll i public est par ces presentes informe
MA quill sera vendu, en- vcnte publi4ue,
par lie ministGre dun cncanteur competent,
dams ct pour la Paroisse St. Landry. au plus
ofrant ct derner cnchCrisseur, sur les lieux,
dams la Prairie Basse du Grand Coteau, en-
cette Paroisse, le
Mercrcdi, IA Mars proclaim, 1855,
lespropr;etes ci-dessous dGcrites, appartenant
d Mime. Elizabeth s. Hardy, epouse decedee
de B. A. Smith ct les proprietes en- commu-
naute entire les mneurs de la dite d6funte ct
leur pere survivant, 4 savoir:
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~ Z. hon. VIC. Seward etE re6lu
g. 10TH, SenatenT pau: ls Ssnas des EAts-uris 1
ose Forte n@on& g pour ans. sFTT
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DEPECHES TELEGRAPHIQUES
t1ransrsises d r.i6sRic.l

Provision DUN SoULEVEMENT A CUBA.
Washington, IS janvier.-Suivant le Star, des
nouveIIes paticuieEes reeuesd Cuba annoncent que
les Cubanals sont tres rres du retus quont fat les
cortes de vendre File Etats- Uns, ct qu'ils ne
tarderont pas Sc ioindre aux revolntionnarcs. On
sattend un soulavement proclaim dams File
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Nc NuO1'r1gr~

Ss~,.~e C(cfF..;vs>s tu 2Pa.o:,ss 81. Ga"S'+'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-26
RUSSIA.
PRINCE GORCHAKOFF TO HIS TROOPS.

PRINCE GORCHAKOFF TO HIS TROOPS
The relieving " the text Of tia order Of the day
5ates flights Of hssssnz@, Oct. u.s. by Which
Prscs Gorchaksf announced 10 his troops his inten
ton ret 10 evacuste The Crimea:
"Iiis Imperial Majesty, our m ster, hsvnR charged
ne ~ thank in bis name ana ia the nsns OF Rassia,
the vslsnt srIors whs have 1efeude the south aide
Of SevnOpol with 20 much Abnegstion, cosrsIe sad
p<rssvsapce persuaded that tie ny at er having
acquired liberty Of operations in the field will continue
by oil psssble efforts 10 Oesnd the s0 Of Holy Rus
sa sg spst the invasion Of the enemy. Blu "a form ry
pleased the sociude Of tn father Of the gre st fam
ity ltfs army order in his fy fOres ght the con
sruc ion Of bridge SevastOps 10 order TO soare a.
the lest moment a. much Russian blood a. possible 90
now the Emperor ba also u vested NE with fall poser
to continue tse ssfsn.e Of our poston IN me
Crimes according 70 circumstances. Naliant waUors
you know what eur duty n. We VII DOT voluntary
sbaD tsn this country, ia WI eh Vladimir receiver
the water of grace aer having been converted 70 me
Christianity we adore. But there are condition.. wh'ch
rometu &c render toe frmes solutions pp actcabe,
and the greatest sacrifices aseless The npers has
cespsd to cave ne the 60 j'ge Of the moment at
which We must change our 49, u defot SO If such %
the will Of God. 1t Is for - ID pove that W. kaow
bow to iuttfy the confidence OF the Car, Who aH
cone int our ne, hborhoOd 10 provide FOR he de 'nr9
Of bis country and the wants If mis- .rny: Have con-
fdeuce In me 40 You have hithe 10 10 dun all tRs
bsurs Of ue VIZ ch the DEGREES Of Providence have
sent u.s."
This order, the terms Of which show pretty clearly
that Prince Gorcbskof wished TO FAM isrlzs ths
mir DE- Of bis army with the Alternative Of evacuation,
IL ssped The Conmandant o. the Army Of 10
"SsutL and OF the Troops in the ChAea, GeperI-
A" Ac jutant Prince Gorchakof.'
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vro1a Our Own Coue<pondest
BERLIN, Tuesday, Nov. 6, 1855.
Just three months ago the pspers here contained
the following paragraph
"a very interesting person " az present spending
.ous time within our wals-the Prince Leo OF Anne
Lila, q noble looking Oriental, ~hOss f-a.ures ara -
lively aid expressive es ris fate ,as been varCus
The prince 6esceIos fOm The house OF Lurispsn OF
the island Of Cyprus which made i.self famous and
powerful 10 the time Of the crussdes. He IA ron tae
direct line OF Prince ScbesAn son OF L-o VI hidf
Of Arm enia, who m-rried . daughter OF Leo " o,
LuseDan. Roupebian Leo VI. Of Armenia IN hs w
PLACED bis Schah&n Snder the gurdlsnsnP u
Leo Y. OF LusignsB, Who took advantage Of nS 20
ton 10 seize upon Armenia, marry his daughter - v"
vsd aud With her band give IN the princi2suy -.
Koricotz IL Armenia Minor. Since tbst uns ~.'
prit ces Of Armenia have borne the tide OF hQ'o,'I,
80 the certificate OF baptism sho vs.. shcn " ".
descendant Of that f,nous isniy b." csrre' VIZ 1.1
in tis wsnierings through Europe. Inc nhpsIi
Russian government having seized upon tne cum =,
between the Cauc Hns and Ararat allow nin
annual pension In consdes alton Of bis Losses .! VIZ
measure -. -.
The Augsburg Aug,HHi1 Zei,usg treats -
readers to this paragraph with an addition, IN VIZ
a strong hint was gwen 10 Russia Of her oolga'ion
10 afford the prince generous pension. -.
The "Prince" took good lodgingi Bel~en sstee'
parallel and next TO the principal street OF the CIV,
lived in good style, played the high ssole, MAJ
frest sensation among the fashionable women VII IN
his silver star and broad RIBBON, and was not a. "a
bssbful in showing his portrait, finely lthoeripaea
in Paris, and bearing the inscription A''
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ENGLAND.
TIE AMERICAN DIFFICULTY.


Pr0~ 7Af London Ttnes, Nos. !.
The letter from our New-York correspondent, which
appear. to-day, may somewhat reaSssrs u ore who
have feared mpend Bg difficulties between toe United
Ststee and England. Az any rate, for:nieh, since
the idea Of rupture, or ever Of dispute, did not
business in the esdng city OF the Union. Our cor.
retpordett speaks of the elections of slavery and
Temperance of bre ads ufs and haoemoiselle Rachel
but Of wsr and t.e rumcrs OF it, he has not md.
Az is generally the c;se the whole soa Of the Anne
cans IL absorbed in eiectioDeerIg contesx. All oher
subjects are important only so far - they bev on the
succ. 20 of the Haros the SOfts the Know Nohings,
ard the Anti Liquor Reformers Presidential election
il 10 take lace in the course or neXt year. The
Soft section OF Democrats vii vote for President,
Perez or q member OF Lis party; the - Hsrds - or
National Democrats feud with the present Cabi-
ne, al Washington, but find sympathy with the slave
WI spered thai the prospects OF the Government party
fsve been eebsted in high official circles and thu,
patriotic demonstration against England and ser SUP
posed interfere has been though; likely TO rase the
CIeoi, Of the Authorization. An lnvasion Of the
rights Of neu rally the highly popular ssu.e
Of the las. wer against the British Enpire.
That Empire s now again ergtged N gigsn-
tie contest, ard British Minister hss impraies1y
permitted tc's which give sn opportunity for a
rel ewee outcry. We are JUSTIFIED by the o,niocs of
Amer cans in believing that t1e Cseine; of Presden:
Pierce ssE In this affair oppor unity OF revising is
popularity; the Attorney General wrote ard acted
the ubi, on his side Of Toe became som@vt
tIcd and the Rpsian Gar rpless he Be sf1rs GIFTED
mar, Hsy have begun 70 hope fOr G diversion IN cur
rear Bat though are II constant ne-co 1-se with he
Siaes its people Seen 70 .sn.n essenl My lrAno ~
Thsir wave s.s net az or TSys; ~e .IC re6:J NhsS
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F. u r O p e
BY THE eANADA's NAILS.

Tie psas Of The steamship Canada reached the
CIV On Saturday evening. We sabjon eur ,ssr-
xs,sslests' htter and whatever s Of interest b
he Euspeas journals
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PRUSSIA.

Prem Our Own Correspondent.
BERLIN, Tuesday, Nov. 6, 1855.
Just three months ago the pspers here contained
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Prom Oregon.

The steamer Columbia arrived at San Fran
cisco on the 4th of October, bringing Oregon
papers to the 9th ult.
The papers speak of the prospect Of a gen.
eral war with the Indio;ns. Murders of whites
by Indians, and Indio.ns by whites, are not un-
frequent. 1t was generally believed, Judge
Hays informs us, that not less than eight
white men had recently been murdered by the
Indians on the, route from Puget Sound to the
COlville mines.
The news, from the Colville gold mines is to
the 9th august. The latest reports are more
favorabD e, representing the gold diggers as do
ing tclerably well.
The military expedition under Maj. Haller
had returned to the Dalles. The expedition
was sent out by the government at home for
the purpose of chastising those blood thirsty
Indians who committed the inhuman butchery
of the Ward family and party, on the plains
near Fort Boise last year. They captured ten
of the murderers, tried and hung four, shot
three, wounded one, and brought in two pris-
loners.
The rate of taxation in Oregon this year is
10 cents on each 500 of valuation.
| The grasshoppers are making sad havoc
with the orchards and cornfelds in parts o.
Benton county.
The official vote Of Washington Territory
as proclaimed by Gov. Mason, is for Delegate
to Congress, ]. Patten Anderson (Dcm.) 857
VIM. Strong CIV. & X. N. y 6s2; Joseph Cush'
man (Freesoiler,) Al.
On the Prohibitory Liquor Law the vote
was as follows: For prohibitory Law, 564
against it, $50. g
The entire vote Of the Territory, distributed
over fifteen counties, is 1902. Rather small
vote.
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Wholesale DMY sao0Ds.

WWYE hand % the NEST eemplsts and ds
Nv srsble soeks Of svsyyhing In the DRY GOODS ne
the Western Aark which osr all cash
sims buyers remarkably Low Fatss Oar eeeda
selected sith In quality Style and
price, willing dupsAts the ellis % regular
house Of the Oar stock consists In
the foiiowisG articles: ef..
Brown baached musiinA eleths eassmeRaa satnstts
prints linz sys lninR silks sAtins vslvets vsssngs
carpets eksksres esburE Apaeas ds laiass hAis
konne rkbSns umsrAs seamless bags. sAawls. satehea
Sc. &c.
Texehsx with large Of NstisAs % all kinds
Yankee sisek sabrs nssss. Also large stock
WELL MADE CLOTHING,
get up expressly trade Aad give snsiss salts
fAesioa Give call before purchasing elsewhere
charge little
al fSr selIne thsm. JOHNSON 4 FRENCH,
MaiA street, Id doer Absys State BAnk.
sp9s Rvanssiiis, lad.
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HURRIcANE IN RoYLEsrowN-ToTAL DE-
sTRUCTIoN OF THE ExHIBITIoN.-On SUNDAY
last our town was visited by one of the high
est winds known in this vicinity for some time.
1t arose just after sunrise, and by nine O'Clock
had become so fierce that old fences twisted
and tin roofs ratified considerably. In short
time the great Agricultural Exhibition build
Sings began to weave circles in the air, and to
wave to and fro like a huge vessel on the water
at ten O'Clock the wind had so increased as to
staye in the north side Of the west wing-one
hundred feet long-and down it came with
crash that was heard to some distance in the
country. In a short time the east wing-one
hundred feet long, extending eastward toward
the town. began TO show signs of giving up the
ship; it reeled and rocked, rocked an. reeled
in the air, like something crazy, and at last it
FELL, with tremendous crash, cloud of dust
and smoke arising in triumph over the ruins.
The centre wings-on the north and south
soon tottered and fell with tremendous crashes,
and the whole building, two hundred and fifty
feet long by fifty feet wide, and its two wings,
each nifty feet square, lay in one confused, in
describable mass of ruins The sight was a
grand one, and was witnessed by hundreds of
our citizens. The Tews flew almost with the
rapidity OF the wind, and during the afternoon
the spot where the famous building once
reared its head in triumph, was visited almost
by thousands, who came in from the surround
ing country. The buildings began to give way
to the hurricane before ten O'Clock, and in less
than three-quarters of an hour there was "a
wreck of matter" that astonished the beholder.
The cost ofthc building was about S28, 900,
and comes with crushing force on the mechan-
les and others who were employed about it
and furnished materials for its construction
ssa55... Doylesto,On (Pa.) Int
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RIVER ITEMS.

-- The fine low-pressure packet South
ernsr was here early yesterday morning from
Louisville for st. Louis with good trip. We
thank Mr.. Taylor, clerk, for package Of pa
pers.
- The big Ben franklin was advertised
to leave Louisville yesterday for New Orleans.
It is difficult to determine when to expect her
this stage of water. We doubt whether she
will leave before to-day. -
- The last reports from Cumberland
: River state that it is rising
- Freights to New Orleans at present
are 40 cents per 100 pounds; IS cents per bar
rel for -four. To Pittsburgh and Wheeling 80
cents per 100; so cents per barrel for -four.
- Tho st. Clair will be here this even.
ing from St. Louis for Cincinnati. Capt. Bar
ter will be on hands and generally accom-
modating. Ss
- The Queen Of the West was reported
aground yesterday at French Island. The j.
M. Stockwell was aground yesterday at Cotton
wood Bar.
- - A. neat little steam ferry boat passed
here yesterday. She was. from Cincinnati,
bound for St. Joseph, on Missouri river.
- Last news from Pittsburgh reported
the river rising. Slowly swelling here, with
= So to feet water to the mouth. Weather
the last three days rainy and disagreeable.
80 - The W. A. Eaves arrived here yester.
day afternoon for Green River from Louisville
with considerable freight. She took on ar
EDITION here.
-- The sternwheeler ATLANTA was at on,
wharf yesterday evening bound for New Or
leans. We believe she is going to run in some
Bayou trade.
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IFfen The squasscr scveresn, ocs. rs.
Murder Of Judge riammsns BY Nsgro---Ths
~Mufderer Hung. ls~a FF


This community was thrown into state Of
excitement on Wednesday by the announce
ment that Judge Thomas Plemmons had boon
killed by negro. Judge Plemmons lived IN
Carol county. some three miles from this
place. The negro that killed him came into
his possession few years since by marriage.
The facts in the case are about these;
Tuesday morning Judge Plemmons corrected
this negro for some dereliction of duty. In
the evening he ordered the negro to dig pota-
toes. The negro Gas be sadly made some ex-
cuse to get the Judge to 60 out and show him
where to commence. So soon as he reached
the potato feld--some two hundred yards
from the house, he struck Judge PlemmJns
on the back of the head with his hoe. The
negro stated that he fell ON his hands and
knees-,he was speechless, but would not die.
He concealed him in the grass, thinking he
would soon die. He waited some two hours
and went to the house in the meantime. Upon
his return he visited the spot where he had
laid his master. He was still aliye. The
negro than continued to strike him with his
hoe till life was extinct. That night he took
one of the horses from the stable and carried
the body at least mile and half from the
house. He then dragged the body along the
ground several hundred yards, for the purpose
rs he stated, Of conveying the impression that
his master had been thrown from his horse,
dragged by the stirrup, and thereby killed.
On Wednesday morning the family became
alarmed at Judge Plemmous' absence. This
negro being vile scoundrei, the fact of bis hay
been whipped by Judge Plemmons on the
morning previous, and as he was seen going
out in the field with this negro the last time
he was seen, all these facts aroused suspicion
in the minds of the family that the negro knew
something about him.
| He was called up and Intercepted, but
denied being in the field with his MASTER
This rather confirmed their suspicious. He
was severely thrashed. He then stated the
case pretty much as we have, and showed the
spot where he had carried the body. After
he had made full confession, many of tho
neighbors in the meantime having come in, he
was taken and hung to tree.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-07

ID virtue Of decree rendered by the Coust sfCenmoa
I'D Pleas vAndbnreh County ta last viii pro-
the Hoase door IN Evansville the fol-
Refs deceased. the 7sh day Of HsssIssr 1855 70
Eastern Evansville IndianA thus ksundsd
oommaEsng the Of aaid los nt the neetien OF
Of the width q seidet % aAeus a1d
Icy said lot thence Wish said Alley etA
aforesaid and thence the place Of beginning Aise Lett
north Of said city
Likewise Lot q And "a In Lilsstsas sad LsskhsEts
The property will sold foile
soxit: Onethrd the purchase b paid In cas
third twelve
sAls giving with approved security With
JOHN A. RRITZ. Adm'ra
SwEgT LEONARD. Auetieaeers. eest7wts
(Yolkshote copy timas.l
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MEDICINAL.

TMNHRRR has long existed pablo demand for an
,;sy Is has Bean
,ds a. @ 81 m has
sssensa r. easy e MAKE physical Pill s,s not easy 70
=. hat the Of other This
hs s.u aSs
fer the ga.s. hitherto tia: almost every gurfssye
isaot Many them produce 80 mnch gripping pain
81 rom a 20 se.s ssP s r the
tseH pain unsss arises from previously existing OBJ
table harm any qaansitr
Min In the several diseasesto which
they are are given she box Among the
nsnson Liver Complaint IN It's form. Of Js"ndos
i5
Pain IN the sas snd Lsins for truth y. hut
afford prompt and relief IN eo.siveas,s plies cboc
of the body uIc.a ipnrsy blood; in shOt any
and every case where Pursstive is required.
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sid ia n. s O S. sea pS G
blood aad prepare the .yss for the change Of
seton and restores the sEpsis aad ,scr They pnsl the
the strength the body ,s
diseased energies Of the whole organism Hence
mSns exists has SHOULD asssr Be carried
e. t. RsG.n dns
e REQUIRED BE- here but ,hsy
hi; pill Win hsR rs
once the public will longer doubt what resdy
10 employ when n need Of q eathartc n edieias.
Being wrapped they pleasant take and being
purely Vegetable harm arise from their In
gu aetity.
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] A III ES C. A YER R,
PRACTICAL AND AEAI7ricAL cHEMIsT LOWELL. MAS.
Price ss ssn" Pst Ssz. sp pive s sv u.
Keller. Farnsey & Co.. EvansvfEie. Ind.i
Yagle a Crawford. OwensEfile;
Halloek Parmiter, Prncetoa;
q. Il. Bingham. Pstoka:
w, J. Whiting. Cynthiana;
} Z. Jaquess& Co.. Poseyviif'i "a
Messrs. Gardiner 1T Biairsvilfs FAD Wadesyiis;
williams and Robertson. West FraakIiu:
DR.. Thomas Newman and las. SampseH, NJ. vsrasa,
Hudspeah Bro, Boonville;
Bowers & Sargent. Eewhurgh
Adams 4 Campbell. Petersbnrgh;
Fred Rekstsin. Cinsinnati. o.. aad all druggists.
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