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FOR SALE OR RENT,

80 FARM containing a2k acr 5, situated on -
q tn Chariot Turnpike. miles from Ma lille Il
zsslt Said farm has good Wen it, AM abundance ~
young Fruit Trees and 81 the best garden
lOf acres) 10 be found anywhere in the County,
comfortable frame De- cling, with four and hall and
necessary out houses stable, and best all Is Of
he hrahiest pieces anywhere Nashville " further
formation apply 10 r. A. RAtbWE
,ct31 Gen" Act No II Deaderiek 81.
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
~ NOTICE TO SHIPPERS!
49, s12 49, e

MIL She T-hEese isrt e. is rebuilt Pr duee snd
- Mereh ndt'e win be hped the river on
sean ooat a. buges and be ubec'ei dral ages
shi prrs n"tfri thlt ali goois the depis in
packAgrs tn ntrr protection Of sOntsnts
all be vi ctrd Grain viii r-crssd kept IN heavy
sn4' ur or Gnnny Rags Ih- Hsht thin sacks vi be re-
fused erea ~ ne ft II 20 o0er as th~ lshor Sn1 time
necessaT, % rrpa v D grcsiy ret4rd the trznshp-
snH no b. Prifrrued The Agebts The Dad are
specially la uced grain at heir r. spvefive
sta pns une~s the sack niY and Dir unctly
and secsn anti By an ordero Shipment We per-
mi the drpots q used houses or pro-
uee when The y % be hed suits convent
nc Of oSn~r shipper 20 urd-r Wart Wheat hat
Anoogt wi ne charged CENTS and pr huseI
nom tuilahem ADD ~ stations - Tennessee river
and frOm Nashv I've md al Status To Lhrms Wheat
all b. charged 10 cents and per bushel Whis-
key VIII b. ca, q 81 barrel Nashville 70 On
al trtcis- of eight dies gnatsd our Tar It,
b, Ssd and 4h elss, Wis b. oairis PRESENT IsB
n. AND RSUN
SuDt n. 4 a. R.ilroad
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Rnncrrnr an IrIaIpra IA rAsuu1r1r

Frum rrigvpoit % iutaion hcusiye. LANDER reduce
~ per car load rorf flrmcr raies.
frvm C"Wan TO Norm ny inclusive, Lumber reduo, 81
per ear los from burner rates.
Laneer fem shsi vile charged sane from Normandy.
deci2-u NJ A
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FROM LOUISVILLE, KY,
By THE sJEFFERSONVILLE Is. r.,
Via Cincinnati,
BY THE OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI r. R.;
Or, Via IndianaP polls,
BY TIE BELLEF0ETAIYE q CLETELAND n r..
To sandusky, Cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara, Pitts
burg. Baltimore Washington City Phil
adelphia, New York, Boston, &C.
DOTH Routes exp diious and through fares to any Of
ID the above points the ame.
First Glass Passenger Translraye the Jacksonville r.
Depot DALI Sundays excepted TO make sur connection
Fith the roads beyond
ELEGANTLY FITTED UP ONNIBIiSE<
Are carrying passengers from the Hotels or any part OF
Louisville, to and from the Railroad Station.
Further particulars be Obtained by inqurng at the
Offices of the Hotels at the JerrsOnvile r. X. ono
the Gait House, Louisville where through tickets to All
JOHN ZULAUF, Pres't,
A p. OSBORNE, Supt.
j W HAII Ticket Agent in Louisville. jan2O-u
Vcksbarg Wing, hatcher Courier, New Orleans Picayune
md Delta Eagle Enquirer in M'uphs, please copy for
hree he anti hsrg fffi.r.
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Eye and Ear.
vi. ~. GllA IA. L.. VI 4 III N
CONE AGAIN

RAVE - nsgreea fer sale. 81 vaioas kipda anengsi
th~n extra good eook, washer anf iruner sAei
lent rArrtAge driver, A.. sell then q u
ms eaanty, snd sl gaar4EisS thea "a sais-
nus7 sEKr w. PokfER
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For Memphis, New OrIe~ns, 81. Louis.
and louisville

-TR l. W t. Il a l. Y
THE splendid new passenger steamers CITY OF HUNTS
WILLIE, w. WEAVER, Master, leaves Nashville every
Monday a; I" O'Clock,
j. g CLINE.J iITE Master, leaves Nashville every
Wednesday at 70 O'Clock, m.
JOHN SIMPSON, T. YEATMAH, Master, leaves Nashville
every Friday at ~ O'Clock, IN
Connecting Paduclh with the daily Louisville and 81
louis United States Mail Boats and Memphis with The
splendid New Orleans Bulletin, H. K W. Ill., Geo
Collier and Ingomar.
The accommodations Of this line cannot be surpassed and
passengers viii find BY far the speedest Of travel
either North South
For freight or passage apply to
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Wheat! Wheat!

w this day have orders Tor tsrny thousand bushels
w Nheat 81 be hhed during the present uonth, for
which We will pay the highest market ice % cash
ms W. ~. f3nRnuN co
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AOlsafs
A Il tAoss lndshssd 70 ihe hate arm Of g. . fanmss
n o. aise thai Of 70 Co. respect ~ qaeasrd
% cone 9ra4f ans aks ~ tbs hfSt "a SaH
oed t4slneas.
Ne Al al tines Be tsand - he 0ld Ennd Ne ~.
union stsset tdsr4-tfl Riissh cRAH ssskf
HsNNy BATS 40 bales es0tseJ nsw ~ hasAs
Bcss ". a. GdRD0k 60.
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RAILROADS & STAGES

s 5Issss s.
10 cts. 3 cts. Sets. IS cts.
. " 8 Il" 6 A." 40 /"
s d" : d" s" IS "a
- s f" S " SC &"
8 &" 5 a" +"% Z"
$" =" s 20 ="
10 "a 9 % 6 % Is I"
. Z" S 4" s I" a. "a
. 5 " I &" s A" IS /"
Z " 8 d" S &" so a
b. s s a" Is {"
. 5 4" 4 d" 8 {" 20 "a
} pped in lats % seventy.
time, when in less quartz
led. Floar in sacks will
200 lbs to be rated and
II. I. ANDERSON,
sup riatsndent.
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LOT BT asst HANGING ROCK-2O tons
pig metal very superior &c melt with scrap just re-
eeiyed and for sae by d. y. DiCKET,
octzI No. Colege street.
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4 GKlCULTIRAL gMPLEMENTS-Corn
II Shelters Straw Cutters Cider Mills Grain Mills Churns
Tanning Mills, Grndstone Rollers Grain Measures Horse
Powers, lows Pumps Neat Cutters and Grinders StOnt
Wa, ION hand and for sale by
D. D. D1CKEY,
ian26 College street Nashville
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REGULAR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS
PACKET

HE fine Freigh: and pa-,enger C~D -
) Steamer, F. HnWAHD, Y. E-1-eysts-A1
ORTHERN Apsfar has commenced.
AID will continue TO make reguls trip betse'a This city
ard New ura the pres Mt Her capacity for car
rying freight equal boat in the trade and s pers
max r. " upon promptness in the very u goods.
novl5-6n j. r. YEATMAN, Agents
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Wheat !! Wheat

'IfES THOUSAND BUSHELS PRIME RED wHKAl
wanted 6sxsrabie eatUr Narrhoase ~ the 18th inst
i0r Walsh we wsll pas 75esntE PER hashxics g. -
ansS n fuKnnN 4 IN
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Stations to Chattanooga.

Stations to Chattanooga.
From Nashville, Lavergne and
smyrna -.- .-...-..
Mu frresbOrO', christiana
and Fos-erville .
Bellhuct le, Wartrace, Shell
byville aud NORMANDY
Tuliahons. Estill's springs.
Decherd and coWan
TantslOD, Anderson and
stevenson ..
Bridgeport Shelimound and
Nhiieside ..-........
Stations 20 Nashviils.
From Chattl easa, Shellmouni,
and Nhifesiie .......l
BridsepOr'. stevenson, An
dersOn and rsntalon 49,.
COw;tn, Decherd. Estiu's
Springs and fuliahoma.
Normandy, Wartrace Shell
hyvilie and BelIburkle
FOServiile, hris tisna and
Nurfrershora' ..
" Flore nee, Sny rnS AMI La
W tAt
FiOnr al the above Yates 10 Dc n
five bsrrsls AMI upwa d.. a. cne q
tie, i've cents Fer harrrl 10 b. adj
be transported on the same terms,
charsed as one barrel
oct13
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BAGS! BAGs!!

IN and amer the iSt August will be able TO furnish
~ 1000 bags per day, for the pup Sc Of holding wheat
oour, oats and Persons requiring Bags will please
5sef w. " GORDON \ ~
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NrsONE WARE-2,5OO pieces Stone Ware, CONSISTING
> OF Jars Chirns Jugs, Milk Pans, Crooks, &C.
every size, just received JOG BROWN,
10 43 College II.
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nIcnI Gum Goo

MOTHER invoice OF Shaker Flannel, heavy Knit Wool
Merino, Arneran, ssxony. and heavy silk. Received
and for sale ny novel; J. McGILl.
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D. o. WlOODMAN..

n O. HVaogtsrAw yrttar 90 dry T,pi-et-T.rf
" GsHceessor b Iarvf. j ~ 49,. $500 III ~, * 4
Magazine streets New Orleans TTonr,er ma Tesis- q
.IEIrGs. SELECTED MEnrf4NEs urrpE, ftrIp1fr,re
EssENTIA All, OILS NciifinaI gr,vtyeeta p,. III
Fancy Soaps PATENT MEDICINES, SURGICAL IEsTRu-
MEhTs, pf osfalsls oi.assWAREt BRUSHES French
aud american "At'Do fAi&I OILS, DYE
sIuFFs, ete
DFnggss fhyaiSia' @o"y aStshants ana Planters who
purchase Aeoicihes OF oss auS eY npon being suited
Orders promptly astehaea 70. 5
DIRECT IMPORTATION FROM EUROPE. "A
eceivino v Arrivals direct from England France and
many large assortment Of DRUGS, CHEMICAJsaLass
WARE PPRFUMERY BRUSHES etc. Among which are
600 =, WAX, r1. ss.ortod ~. @
100 lbs Conrads Hydriodate Potash.
lSo ounces feie'ieE " ". qnhhhe.
i5o IDS Aahaers Ehs l siue mass
ipo lbs Mahaef's Ehel'h Saioiel.
81 Jars cafSonate ammonia.
. cases Iato 2aasneSia -=es-
~ cases Caiclned Aasnes1a.
FROM THE BEST AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS.
~ ,oo, ~ .e r. ,,ae r,1 " NJ ~ ,,. &
1' ~ $50 e,,,rha.aos ,fo~ns;na tse
"a s $500 :. asta4a uarr,,,na *$&
~ 800 strn.,,sna
no ,ha H.. n 9 f,aIo+ra, ~. ~, 81
aoo H. ,s ~ ~ n :. r,,o-asI n OIL, hov.s
On 80 az saI+ pa.ro
Ej#s - 80 81 ~ Ga ~ -s
,oo ~ WIT . ~.
10 deniiobns AQUA Ammonia,
10 demiiohns Sweet Spirits Nitre. .s@.s 81
~ ios pure s S.sa.s silysr' sleks
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SUGAR AND MOI4AsSES. The receipts light and
the sales confined few lots full prices Fair Sugar
ranging 7lS3c, and Good Reboled Moasses 4iSc u
gallon
The market quiet, and noticed sales Of
only 800 bbs superhne at Sc Is 100 resale) Sc s
and $50 Fine at SIS 12]a . Dbl.
GRAIN The sales of Corn embraced some 1880 Sacks
Guiding 1900 White Yellow and Mixed in two three LOTS at
50c aud $780, in several lots 5O52c b bushe OF Wheat
1000 sacks Prime taken at 81 40 u bushe Oats
were good request with sales 2750 sacks ST. Louis in three
lots about 4 and 1900 Choice ION Friday evening" at 42c u
bush Of Bran 400 sacks sold at 667Oc p 100
pounds
PROVISIONS The principal sale of Pork l52 bbls
heavy Unnspected Mess at SIS q Dbl. Prime
retailing SIG q bbl. Bacon was in good request at firm
prices Prime with sales of 81 casks for Ribbed Sides
and aOc for Clear and small lots of Shoulders at tx
@sc y b..Of Green Meats TO- 600 bulksides taken al
The advanced OF sc y of Lard small lot of erces
sold at 0 and heard of sale of some 500 bbs and erce
Prime, three days since, at about l0g5@llc q D.
bales Western taken ut about $50 q ton
from latboats.
COFFEE Quiet sales confined to $50 bags Rio at LOG
1915 and 100 1lc holders asking and upward for Prime
SPIRITS TURPENTINE. A lot Of 81 bbs sold 3St
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,je12 5nd&w

DATENT AIEDICINES-ALL THE MOST PoPu.
lar Medicines by The gross Dozen the Propretors
lowest wholesale prices. among which are p ~
rs gross Mustang Liniment. .s-.- ----=-
80 gross Bryaut,s Pnlmonic WATERS
50 dozen Hostetter's Biters. -5t
50 dozen Wheelsr's Sherry Wine Bitters.
30 dozen Ginger Cordial.
SO dozen Thorn's Extract Copaiya and SarsapariIa.
900 dozen Bulls Sarsaparila.
80 gross Fahnestoeks Yermifuge.
rs gross NcI4ean's Yermifuge. W..
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THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
Y1tw Orleaas Nlouty Mlarktt.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp Str

NJ ra,, E4roa \
.':. Saturday Evening June H.
ma osit;on of buyiness for the week now closing has
Mt anv change though hundreds of transient traders
a 49, citizens have denarted for the summer
there are n poodIv number remaining and MANY
o intend To remain Vbicl, keeps m more than an usual
of business for e season of the YEAR In fact in many
If rho stape articles of nrouce there Ia an exceedingly good
,d ad o,o, +h,, d.d IN orr 1o,ee ,,eos with readv
sale and ricas nromnt nav either in rold silver hank
cbecs mr. bs o Exchona NJ tie operstions in our market
ar ANON, ,,r Wa nan ovn ~; ,,o snario ,,an,er
If 1one bnsi,eyv In mr. , and oc,f, reneo+ ya c,a11enee
comnetion with anv market in The Unied sates Croakers
con ,oalo . no.e or n
Tn tha .noro, c +rod. tho so, ronotov r eu,oronr s
onnroo,i IN r,ct n hane IN c,vt ia manila orer Canal
Rayo and ~, unv of tbs non,a,rs NJ the
reta drv oos and fancy stores have zone to re-
neny heir ,tocs AND nren,re for tba fail us;nas The
rasn,ta o flo seaso tsnesy nov c1os;ne has been
exceedglv lucrative True some have met Will, disasters and
which have forced them into foundation but in the
arercpae much larger number can saw thew are satisfied
In rho enera1 voesaIe trade e sines for te season
about and ten .aler FROM The country rooe is
annaaance In enera all o- bo,esaa traars are bchv
n,eaed with the season,s snes occasionally n cononlaint
falls from who yond mt rest content with
the mines Of Golconda and California at his control There
fa soes of bacpn and rome Tn these articles there
will he something doing all through the season In fine il we
are TO have three or fonr months of glorious inactivity lit is
glorious happy results Of the seasons bust
ss Il ia M nore ,a, what ransn;res wear in Nor,ern
cities There however, they have the privilege Of being closed
and a far fonr 70 civ months in , ear and teir railroads
anu iee' 'ot i'u' ~ OH h'n'h III 'ie Sea' an" ',e ~
- ~ a.a'. =" n ,i y. . ~, .
., ~. -, ~. IN 49,. ~ o,.a ~, d,to o Cow
vim ' -, s , go 49, 49, -, d
% o ~, -" -, IL, =: ; 800, c.oat,--- W.
.as,. wy $500, -. =. 1 It. 49,. ~ &C., ra-
conlen If IN Jackson in of the time contemplated
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Shipping Jutslligente.
MONDAY, June is, 1856.
CLEARED SATURDAY.

Steamship Mexico Lawless for Galveston and Indianola,
Harris l. Morgan
Ship Taniscot Buland for Liverpool CT Meeker eco
Span Linda Ferret for Rio de Janeo, PUG Mir eco
Brig d Miller, Smith, for Havana, SIDE Wiser Eco
schr Monterey, for Boston, CIV Newton Eco
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CONsTABLE's SALES.

sEcGSp 81
RY VIRTUE Of writ Of tieEi facIa n,,! to - me
Peace for the Parish of Orleans have offered for sale at public
auction warehouse Circus street between Poyrns and
Pedido on SATURDAY. the 14 day of June, 1856, Mt II
O'Clock NJ have failed get wotrds of the appraised
value .
One quarter pipe COGNAC good 1850 containing 4$ gals
will again offer public auction, my warehouse
on Circus street SATURDAY, the 18th day of june 1856
at u o'clock NJ described property to the highest
and last bidder twelve months credit with bond and security
with five per cent interest per annum.
iel6n252S Constable.
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soS oya Ander
rhipK BoesF Whins Tals
g SsttS
ssh Ssssa sf
Hs95s sJss sseI dIsESsss
san 1 csopsp
5 Ted Se ee s.
Whiting &co-order '' ''o''s'
ss5s ss ssisRotHT gs Vat asoR
F FH sea SfHsss5s
$751;:
G5:{ sesss
HI!
@ sGe%s:e s
Carrier &eeBridse, Ranlets 1coT Twiehsli &eoc Stew
sed Wright e satas e0raa Cook Ken
SEw Raeif A
S SaTsan os se as6o Ba
BaIne1s bEaML bashIGe1 reWsse5MA BrSnseau Sc
ieeoe hco-beck q fsleKs-J a b@aule-baheard Trebe
Bod9aun phllpSE TuneoGSayerse &eoGeveand
BrotheIs eo-Sady AZ, Homes Ghares-CarT9 fTtchard
&co-Cocnrah itaii--Campoeii d etrong-W W CRANE
Greeyy Farwel,George Gonnolly-Dyas &e9@B Dryer
l3utcheT~-DeBlanc 4 tainchaw--EM Daley &co--j
oRghe a
s ssss :s
nault 6co-J Goodin &co~G " Girens--A Grief &eo1
Goldsmith Hobart &co-EE iulon---Mrs N Ganene-S 4
M, al Wade-Ha
oglesby-C Hoffman &co-Heald Masse &GoTE Hart &co
--henderson Peaie - NJ Johnson eco Ill carer eco
Kenneth Dix &co-S Kennedy Gco-A kearney-t kennest
&co-J E LYNCH Lum &co-1opez &co-Lauve Mccall
sam Locke-W letchiord &co-Lseds &co-n l4owber-
Howell Ecn-Moon Titus &co-SfclSIeroy i REIMBURSEMENT
jackson &coJ Norton &coNorth Smedes &co-Nale SUM-
el pI R s e sc
3o,-na $50 $780, &C. pa-tns sno
Person &co-Prce Coulon-Porhoif Knight-T 6 Poole
Oueyrouze Observation-Disclosures Slocomb &co Roberts
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CATTLE MARKET

' ~ JEFFERSON Cry, June Is.
Arrived since Friday $40 Head Of Cattle 10 Sheep and Is
Mich Cows The market well supplied with ordinary stock
previous quotations.
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INMAw WILLIAMS.

g., I1s14LL SPRINGS. EsTILL COUNTY, KEN
E TUEkTThis fine Summer Retreat Is situated the
Xii Kenueky River, surrounded BIZ wild and romantic
scenery and of the most picturesque and healthy
locations world. 1t is fifty five miles from Licking
and accessible by fine gEaded road have
daily horse coaches from the Springs
that passengers leaving Cincinnati by the
ing train cars Springs evening"
Tie place fine condition and for the reception
Of visitors. fs s55as5&753 Mgs.sO- CAILES
rny231m Ohm CHTIES.
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nR. BILLINGS CARlWNATTVE AND AS
~ TRINGENr sYRUP-An Infallible Remedy for CHoI,-
ERA INF.ANTUM OR SUMNER COMPLAINT OF CHILL
DREN, CHOLERA MORBUS, DIARRHEA, or ANY IR-
IRREGULARITIES OF THE BOWELsS-The long and sue
cessu experience in the of this remedy by the inventor
the treatment Of all the diseases for which is
mended together with the highly respectable testimony which
numbers bear its efficacy in the of the Bowel aec
Children Dahea Cholera Morbus and Dysenter in
grown persons entitle higher confidence than if were
one ordinary humbug medicines of the day. which
fes perform miracles and all the ills of life It's charac
ter has fully established in the hands Of physicians of the
highest character the following letter from gentleman
aresident Of Lockhart, Texas. will show:
"DELrA tCoahoma Coz Miss, May 81. 1s47.
O. O. TooaDan Eq-Dear SirThere are but very few Of
offered to the public to which would be will
ling lend the sanction Of however humble may
be- either in the world of letters Of medicine Observation
and experience however, forced upon the conviction
that Billings Carmnaive and Astringent Syrup is very
valuable compound prepared upon scientific principlesper
fectly harmony with the laws of organic e-and therefore
although its ingredients kept secret rank hghe
in the scale of remedial agents than mere nosum afford
pleasure be able wtou the fear of successful conradic
ion add my testimony in favor Of its efficiency safe
pleasant remedy all the forms of bowel complaints for which
it recommended have used it myself in several very
terestng chronic cases Dsentery
many others; and in every instance where such
preparation was indicated it proved successful. 4n.
Respectfully yours, -.E
D. N. PORTER, M. d."
For SALE wholesale and retail, by
0. 0. WooDMAN,
corner Common and Magazine streets,
jel2 5mdEW New Orleans La
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THE GREAT" COUGH REMEDY-CHERRY
FXPECTORANT-Thc following original letter hand
ed to us for publication remedy which elicit such
miuns, must be good one: s.
Galveston, Texas, April IS 1856.
DR.. O. 0. Woodman, New Orleans:
Ny Dear Sir-In Justice you adny owe to suffering
and may say world Of coughing people, state what
Invaluable Cough Remedy-your Cherry ESpecorant
done for me- when all other remedies had failed give any
relief In the fall of 1871 living in ST. Louis where have
sided the time for the last axteen years. severe
cold which settled my lungs and confined my
and doed and bered by doctors for several weeks but finally
got legs again. but not cured of hard coughing and
rafting and tickling in my throat which continued necessarily
than six months always the worst in the winter My
friends insisted had coughed enough kill dozen
men, and that must be in the last stages Of consumption.
up my mind must cough my life away left St. Louis
December last to travel and spend the winter the South
When called your in Vcksburg you will recollect
coughing SO hard could not talk to make my business
known You said yen would my cough AS you gave me
bottle Of your Cherry Expectoan thought Iwoud not
slight you aud your medicine much try ii
thankfuness shall remember the day did but
few days began to alay and diminish cough and all tick
ling my throat and before had used more than three
fourhs of the contents of that bottle entirely cured
for weeks did not raise cough though exposed day and
night in all weathers in travelling However in March, while
travelling in North Carolina severe cold and my cough
ing commenced again. and also the tickling in my throat in
terva and before arrival in New Orleans the 18th nst
some nights coughing would and continue for
m hour or two soon another bottle from and
in less than two days entirely relieved again amnow
determined to always keep bottle hand and in the COM
mencing OF cough very few small doses will relieve it en-
rely. am fully satisfied is the best Cough Remedy
known the world and it is duty to the cough
ing and afflicted part of the human family to put SO valuable
remedy wthnhe reach ALL It's praise will be upon the
tongues of of thousands Of joyful and coughess happy
great remedy your Expecoa should be brought
before the public. .-E
I am, dear sir respectfully yours,
M- R. j. WOODWARD,
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SECOND JUSTICES CoURT, Mrs. ELIZABETH PRIOR VS. H.
Parish OF Orleans. H. MARSHALL LOWERING.
No. $685.
pY VIRTUE of Il writ of fierE facIas to me
ID directed by the Honorable q. NJ Bradford Second Justice
of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans will proceed and sell
Poydras and Perddo Streets THURSDAY the 10th day of
june 1856, al IL o'clock NJ.
ONE CARD PRINTING PRESS.
Seized in the above suit
TERMS-CaSh on the spot.
W. W. MITCHELL,
je6 l0l6lg Constable.
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Dnfy &eo2oo bales hay 80 bbls whisky McGresor &co2
bxs glassware Merrisonado b Z Morgan-2 hs ineo-
deans Pi Ws-leini box tools bbls hoes GcddeI d3zfn
whisky s4 butter Il Doison pkgs gratesb bbls
alcohol Nautre &co-2 sets iron stays II Turnbu0 bxs
bacon piece casting SO lard q bls whisky o 6bls pork
Were8 bx beef tongues Payne, Steele &co9 rolls leather
bxs cheese Reterton Kee-3 doz office chairs
w G j Neagel00 dos bOoms Beebe &co-3l9 pkgs furui
turs Ardreeh Joaes27 bids bacon to L L levi
mill and fixtures o Woodruff co bbs eggs II kegs butter
h bs cheese 10 schneder194 bdIs shifts to 3a
thews &co5 frkns butter 100 kgs lard W Wright &col03
bbls whisky Maot Son155 hf 10l bbs do 1915 eighth
asks brandy 30 bb -four Joseph lands 4col2s bbs whisky
Graham Buckingaml bog ceks bacon IL hhs tobacco to
Hogan reels packing yarn 20 bales twine q coils
l5 csks bacon l6 bb lard 49 sks Al bb pork Is bs
eggs hf bxs chees kegs butter TwiceII co13 bbls
Is tcs shoulders and sides II hams css Dbl oes
John Hnray &co doz poultry hid bacon 50 bbis whisky
order-Tota, q hhds tobacco. 40. gg8&
Sagara-13 h1ds tobacco Fellowes
6eos bbs lard bxs csks bacon Biscoe simms bids
o1acco Geo Gfyensf do H Short &ce2 James Turner
lS do bales cotton Levy Sumers6 do IS bids tobacco
feeman &co- do McGregor, Aloway &co-5do bales cotton
} q Crpnwetl6 hhds tobacco Moore Vanculin-lo
cotton Bell Buchanan kcou ail4 bales Cotton 40 hhds
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Parish of Orleans. No. 6,S67.
pY VIRTUE of n writ of fieri facIRs to me
~ directed by the Honorable O. Bradford Second Justice
of the Peace Of the Parish of Orlehs will sell public
tion WEDNESDAY, the 18th of june 1856 at u o'clock
No l65 Graver street, between Crondelet and Baonne
streets
A LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Tables, Chairs,
Glasses Counter and Bar Fixtures and Gas Burners. Also
lease Of the premises to the LIST of October next
TERMS-.Cash. W. W. MITCHELL. -.
les 9l5lS Constable.