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~ 81 sslln The lease 81 Tie City work-
sssss n9 sGs
shlossh .hs proper conmis.es cause
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4 - 1ssisusits nnder the ordinances relstivs
q. ddsssd ssmsn " e. t. me- r..
q tlse sseAaca BosId q The DistEict;
k41<futS m provide ~ election to I'LL the
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~ c5y f0r inst town an Old or second
IS M III l.ssiS II NJ II 20 ~
So y 49, 9 = 49, $3.50. NJ
u As g WATERMAN. Mayer;
81 ~ = ale ~ y
r. = of eoagsse stll1s q persons Of color, was
y ss nTa1os NM l AZ, NJ
I'M s Sss $780, Ia tbee same committaa
ssosn RS5s re,asss e u CoRman
5 4o@ ~. t9mgnq Fortier anoirom me Keeper
Il wv fo0oe saMf we're fe'efteo 70 Inc FINANCE
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THoS. A. ADAMS, President.
GEO. JONAS, Vice President.
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

s1~ ,rv rrzx7ss7=Tzz#zE- FOR LAKE BORGNE
LfA - tsafI and Mexican tinf-MEXICAN
N8sd Aa-a-Nex-NH5GULF RAILWAY. Depot,
corner of Goodchildren and Champs Elyssee.
FALL ARRANGEMENT,
On and after MONDAY, September 18th 1887
To Proctoryiie, Lake Borgre-d Is miles. Fare
through, 50 cents children and slaves, halt price
Departure of TrainS-DAILY
Leave the city for The Lake, .......le A. NJ
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 7. NJ.
LAKE Guy, A.-........,..- A. NJ.
=, 4s4 Z. NJ.
Once, w Common street. For all business of tbs Railroad
department Or any other business connected with the
the late Alexander Gordon, apply
W. q. BAkEW ELL, Executor.
who il the ouy authorized or sign
obiip atoms for the road
omnibusses leave Canal every fifteen minutes for
the Depot sea #
e1z@ rrsszss,z.zzz,ay, PONTCHARTRAIN RAIL-
AsstS ROAD - FALL ARRANGE EN- EMIT
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| NJOTICE-ARMoRY HALL, CAMP STREET-THIS
IN well known and very popular Hall being thoroughly
repair and decorated in neat and tasteful
trail position renders the most desirable location in the city
Artists and others proposing give Entertainments New Or
leans and experience has the for sound not
| only in New Orleans but in the Southern country.
and Spacious Dressing Room Ladies' is attached 10
| the Hall.
will be rented very terms either by the day
week or month Address
| MONTGOMERY & SMITH,
| sei- u AucticneerS, s.. Camp street.
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Resolee That the Comptroller he is hereby author
wed 70 seti to the lowest bidder after 1--WE days notice the
ohcial Journal contract for constructing brick sidewalk
pofdeIed BY cresones and wooden both sides Of
ing with round stones the dway street
wh me petition OF owners of real property
we sane aud agreeably to section No. H9 Of the
IAe said work to be done in accordance with lines
ve y 10 pc gyen by the Surveyor specifications
The said adjudication be subject to HE
1 or rejection Of the Common Council " e = :
/ lSignedl j. MA6IoNE
4 ~ President Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
t7ae tslgnedl II, N, SUMMERS, -
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STREET COM,R--OFFICIAL,

FOURTH DISTRICT POUND-Wasb brought
to the Fourth District Pound Jackson street.
Constance and Laurel streets, estrays- 'nF-1f
One white muey Cow, with crop in the right
ear and an undesope in the left branded each hip
ter b. and rope around the neck 49, -. -
One white Cow with short horns branded on the
right hip with letter B. and rope around the neck.
Which net claimed within days and expenses there
on paid viii be sold vt public auction said pound MON
DAY, October 10, 1856, at 10 o'clock 4. NJ. ">
P. A. GUYOL, Street Commissioner.
Registered October I, 1857.
T. THEARD, Comptroller.
New Orleans, October I, 1857. ocs IA II
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FPAyE DU QUATRIEME DIsTRICT-H
jackson les LAUREL
Une Vache dun blanc brun les orees ouges roree rote
ecourtee Ia ganche coupee obquemen etapee sur les
deux hanches ct une corde antour du cou W. 7.
une VAche blanche,
ct etampee Ia hanche autour u cou
81 les des yaches pas dix iours les
fras payes Giles enchere dit de-
PCT. LUNDI, 10 octobre 1857, 10 heures A. NJ y -
- r. A. GUYOL, Commissaire DIES rues.
Nouvelle. Orleans lie u octobre 1851. oc8 IS II
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NzsA SOUTHERN MUSICAL EMPORIUM
VII RI MAIN Depot 80 Camp streetBranch SO
L. GABICI, Proprietor.

The of these stores comprises complete
assortment Of
s| EUROPEAN MUSIC
ALL THE AMERICAN PU BLICATIoNs
ERARDS and PIEYEL'S PIANOS, I....
Directly imported from Paris
STEINWAY B. SONS CELEBRATED PIANOS
B-These celebrated Pianos considered by the
prominent artists the best in the United States last
s. Sons have received various public
Exhibitions and Fairs Of the North not less than SIN PRE-
MUM GOLD MEDALS for the superiority oftheir Pianos
Also, large assortment Of
b. c. FIsCHERS PIANOS Of all sizes moderate prices
as suit the convenience of all classes of
buyers. III.
MASON'S and HAMELIN'S CELEBRATED MEIODEONS,
Harps Guitars yions Accordeous Banos, Flutes Brass
of all kinds and Musical Merchandise of every
description.
rf9-AIusic Bound. Pianos Tuned and Repaired
NorEAny order for Music Pianos Instruments anything
relating be left at either store addressed by
| mail will be promptly attended to.
| R4-TERMS LIBERAL '.F
| ing " L. GABICI,
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- x-, NEW INLAND

kssfea ID tssfl 1EEfssI ROUTE TO TEXAs-Eor N1MRs
RN.S -n1-eanr-esA@0alvestona and Iniianola,
Powder Horn )-Saving One Days Time as well as Re.
duced Rates for passage, freight and insurance.
Leaving every SUNDAY and TUESDAY by the NEW Or
LEANS AND OPELOUSAS RAILROAD,
Connecting at Berwick's Bay with the splendid
steamships GALVESTON and 0PEOUSAS of 1900 bur
then each built expressly for this route
cage of the Texas bars.
Passengers will leave New Orleans from the Ferrs Landing
opposite Jackson Square, SUNDAY and yTHURSDAY
MORNING. alta O'Clock, commencing on Thursday, the LIST of
October 1857.
The OPELOUsAs, Capt A. Van Horne Ellis, will leave on
SUNDAYS, and the GALVESTON. Capt Henry Denison, on
THURSDAYS. =
Returning, the days of leaving Tndiauoa will be WEDNES
AVS and 5 ATURDAYS and Galveston on SUNDAYS ard
THURSDAYS.
pany's Landing New Orleans the of ST. Louis street.
and will be transported through to ports of destination without
extra charge Of kind the lowest rates heretofore charged
by the line of outside steamers.
For freight passage apply at the office of the Company
he only office of the lire in New oreans of Peter
and Levee Streets opposite Jackson Square, where cabin plans
OF the steamers may be and state secured
A. b. SEGE Err, Vice President
myll tt N, o., DDeousas and q, W, Railroad CO
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/ No. ss4s. l

Approved oetoberI 1857 - -
lsignedl oHAs. N. WATERMAN. Mayor oil
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Approved by the Committees Landings of
Boards of the Common Council.
# lSgnedl JOHN E. HOLLAND, rh; .
lSignedl A. Landry, Ni"i'ineh'
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| ID URAL RESIDENCES
| IL MANUFACTURING SITESl
| RARE OPPORTUNITY II
- -, LONG CREDIT II
FOX SALE-l59 SQUARES OR ABOUT 300 LOTS IN

IL MANUFACTURING SITESl
F- Hr RARE OPPORTUNITY II
FOR sALE-lso SQUARES OR ABOUT 800 LOIS IN
THE TOWN OF KENNER.
G. N Railroad the city, The ground form.
ing of the Metare Ridge higher than any other place
within foryfye miles and will drain itself rapidly without
any artificial means.
10 airy healthy agreeable ueghborhoods ms ru.
tain sections of the higher apart pr
yate residences with ample and under uniform regua
shade and ornamental meet their wants grounds
have been and will be donated proper for
schools churche colleges and public Here
wealth combine to make place unsurpassed rustic
beauty.
Other apart for business purposes This To-
caty presents decided advantages for manufacturing
town than other point In State 1t the
Mississippi river of more than mile and half rear upon
the naygabe of Lake Ponchartra only about four
miles distant 1t is the only place the o. jackson
and q. N Railroad directly with the river and offers
At the same time easy access to the piney woods and lumber
districts For the establishment of manufactures of
scrpons dry docks and steamboat building it
ror and for the of arns and the mechanic
offered " W
Lumber by the daily trains and brick made on the spo can
be delivered here less than city rates The Railroad Com
pany VIII render the necessary facilities travelling
munity and will accommodation train to and from The
at hours 10 suit the Of those doing
me city us soon as suihciency OF travel may require it.
r. Irwin will also run his line OF onnbusses depot at the
requisite hours thus making the connection street
portion OF this property will be low prices for the
small payment of five cash. balance years credit
with interest at sxper cent per annum.
Of Kenep W. r Sr ." the
b VoSE, li5 Magazine street. au2O ly
THOMAS BARKER, GENERAL AGENT AND
% G9LLECT0R = Particular attention given to STEAM
BOAT BusINEs Baton Rouge. La.
Reierences-Barbee 4 Benjamin. George A. Pike, s. NJ,
hart Co. Laguer Lanoue Col Andrew Malta, Hon. P.
H. Morgan, N .. myl3 If
-A SOUTHERN MUSICAL EMPORIUM
90
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WAS, brought to the City POLICE jail ON the
belongs 70 Mr. Bienvenue living down the He
2inches high-aged AZ years.
The will call claim his property according to law
.-s j., Z. BLANCHARD,
Keeper Of City Police Jail.
Registered, October 2, 1857. -
HENRY DUREI.
Oc1 lot Clerk q Ennn Her
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Ambrotypes for sl.

PARTRIDGE, at hsne9 and spacious rooms, with facl
Ties for operating and for light equal to
any In the country and far superior to any In the city
lntls country Hels prepared to make Ambrotypes a
they can be sentby mail without extra postage Also to set
them lookels and pins sans price as DlgueTreotypes
Pictures made for eultomera good
and warranted to lastfoI ages unchanged
AnkindS Of riaterialsusedi In the business forssls
Rooms side Of Main st above Monroe Sfs.
Tayler's new Etaro 5.ane1s :
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MEDICAL.

III AheToMs TINCTURn
HAAiPToN's TlScTuRE ~ : ''fAFslA.
], 3,,,no,,,, WILL CURE COUGH.
MILL CURE RHETT1IATTcIJ
HAAIPToN'S. TINCTURE - 81
TTNGTURE -N--'of = Ia.
w LII CURE NERVOUS HF4DACEJr
TINCTURE y
:, ,,nro ,,,,, ~, WILL Q URE NEURALGIA.
WILL CURE SPINAL, DISEASE
ltAAiPTON'S TINCTURE
HAMPToN'S TINCTURE - -e'04'4A : u
WILL CURE LOW SRIRTrS.
I hAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
1890 IaS been successful CURING DISEASE
gEsEA r. Re5T ~ !! OF WOMEN and CHILDREN 1t Il
NJ m i u.'9 be used in every family.
5s.,,, ~ Do, 10 S9urH PAcA STREET. nALrtuoRr
l SoH7S " s'. SfR sa z9sSSs9q' Df.sas'
No. 81 REGisrER sTREET BsiTIyossv
Host drea9tal Gaze ~ Scrcti1a or ycGrs ssGnJf,o
d'a ,ssss Q e gf5ogt q fsai&e
Ber ea s., @sr years, Ias a,tai.ssa1s,
IERED 10 ~ dkl.e. Sef sG.t e stf her
member OF OonHress from Kentucky, was mas ~ co.
from head 70 foot HIS eyels inside out Hrog
cured by H E.s yege.ahle Tinet9re ne was
~; DYsP p75tA, NERY0 DISEASE, DEC.
MT VIM. Oldham, Of Baltimore custom hous-. SUN,
rom thess complaints for is nonths With body and Sd
severely elected He WAS by Hanptonis Vrr.%I
Tlncture, after other things failed 'be-ao!e
90gGn. c58SU4EP7z0&. dec.
Mr. Henry Q, VIM had a Cough for 5 Years-rres, ~,
ness sto had in all i've six physicians tiled ali sc
Felnsdls1 d 9It Sa5 ssse T Ely ~ y y,r,
SE gRRe% H 70 err err bess Isaea S:tttzeus
4 .nEDiI,lNE Pro ED BY TLTOGSAYDSs "a ri
zWIEs,GSRES1dlT;JLyYIGORAT0R1N6 BES7oRE1R66F
THE SUMNER IT'S DISEASEs-THE RE,1
EDY ATHAND.
H1MEI'OR'S PROFITABLE TYNCTEPP
we have the strongest assurance Of the good taa.l
ms medlclns IN Cholera Morus, DiarrhRa and Dst
stomach and bowels, and renders the system ,ysst
5nee IN combating the approach of Indeed ali forms
HAlHT02nS VEGETABLE 7ZSOrEpE
By It's mild seton on the stomach liver nnd IIinr. In
cure Aly2PcPsiG Coughs, AstlulG bronchial md I,,
sM Ie AfIek, Side, and BrsGd CG,
t'tsa Ases R9.eek CeNlpdints ., HoI1ps and NsrSogs n
Osttstes and All diseases arising from impure blood
Ohe Dottie viii prove Its superior virtue
as a 5FEHALE MEDICINE
Hampton's Hncture cannot be exceled AZ n I.,p.,v,
vs. iar superior to any Of the cosmetics OF The sv
producing beautiful clear skim and giving IN lie
the color of the impartInR to every SrlS ~, rs
anu which gives to all who enjoy health such grace
Chronic or Periodical Nervous, or Sick Headache - H.
sIanalns mas been cured by 1T inTigorator mn re-
sso5aiye where gentle stmuant Il wanted we btiieyei
1oaf and Of AOe, the Single Married. ne OFF, ib
most valuable remedy. e ""er me
P PS and and get Pamphlets traits and
eral Agents. 80 "neeinE Gen'
Sold by MORTIMER & NOWpRAY
2i0 Baltimore St, Baltimore
:
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London Cordial Gin

"a - SS4 oAeL4 SE444
Is shown by the Records the Custom House to be the
only London ooran Gin IMPORTED sold in bottles
all others are made here in imitation of it.
II Is adelicous tonic beverage by its peculiar flavor
$50 different from other gns) universally esteemed by all
who use IT. It is adopted with great success in cases of
DYSPEPSIA, GouT, RBEuatATsN, DRoPsr, GRAVEL CoLIc,
OaoIEHA PEvER AND AopE srRcIURR, DISEASE rHr Uar.
NART oRaASs, EPrLEPsT, PElALE irregularities, &c.
Dr. vALESTrSs Nlorr of New York. in letter to the pro-
prietor, says:
th@tes, london Cordial Gin Is the purest best and
" dst reliable Extract Of Juniper Ihare seen
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN issOld by all Drug.
gsts and sroceFs in the United States, arc
merous poIsons called 'Loudon Cordial Gin'-to avoid
them buy only "oARLEsn Reject any other offered to
you value Price one dollar quarts
Hfy cents fer pInts. EDMUND Q. CHARLES,
mh9e-smd&W Sole Importer, 40 Broadway, NY.
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VIRGINIA OYSTER CsoP BASIS oP STATE Rev
ENuE.-Governor Wise, ina recent Letter. ON the
condition and financial prospects of Virginia,
says: "rhe smallest tax upon the oyster fisllc.
rtes in her limits would yield very considera-
BILE annual revenue. The soil upon which the
ovStors grow extends over n space of more than
1000 square miles. About 10000 tons of II.
censed vessels, belonging to our own citizens.
and at least five times that number of TONS he.
longing torcitizens of other States making in
all ", 600 tons per annum, arc engaged in the
oyster trade of Virginia. That amount of tom
nnge accounts for more than twenty five to
thirty millions Of bushels of oysters taken and
carried away from the public soil of Virginia
every year. The oysters are worth from twenty
cents per hushel at the places where taken. to
iitty cents per bnshel in nnrket, at wholesale.
tax of two cents per buShel on twenty five
millions Of bushels would yield a gross revenue
of $500, 600 per annuln, to be collected under
inspection laws by not more than four small
steam cutters, at an annual cost of not more
than $50, 600 per annuu for them, and a,cost of
fees for licenses not exceeding $40, 400 per an
nun, leaving net revenue from this jns NH.
tieatm of $500 per annum.
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Removal.
DIR. e. G.. WINCHELL.

| ~ SURGEON IOIENFIISI.
HAs removed his Office to 141 Market street -
tsE doors Ts, above Monroe, nearly opposite wash.
lnson Hail. Crst hoOF,) where he prepared 70 Alft
my operation or execute any artificial work in the
Thankful for the liberal patronage hitherto extended 10
MN, ne hopes by his particular attention, carefuness
70 merit continuance Of The same, which he
DE- pleasure in announcing that he has secured
@ naS taken the entire charge Of the Mechanical Dent
Ssy OF the late Dr. Hulhen where, by constant practice
IN the manufacture ot
\ Oy t nose making only few sets year.
CASE blocks or scontnuous gum work" Those
That tbiSI ~ Dr. DTS SKIN need not TO be convinced
DE-. Wnens gives his especial attention to the Oh.
srons and increasing patronage nc relies upon that coma!
cr1t "hcn ms work In tls community has tended to
N.B-oaee open at allliours. .5e1
CH0ICE ft41f7LY FLOUR.
20 sssss received and for SaIf ns.
CLOVER SEED!
E25 R s655 Clover sesi,for 'als
B0NNETS 4NIDBONNET RIBBONs
s e9hfsss sRa RSHRst rRRPSSsi p'
NO. n Copying Ink, Arhoid's yihid Arnoids Car
II UsT OPBNED-zOhe large case of nav S77I
fb ssry pretty and cheap, at No &c Union street.
- = J hIELLOR. 3
I b hfsatSE BLACK LACE NANTES -Wo WIN omen
a.
FL EsE: HoLLMNAY's ARNIOA PIASTERs Il You nave a
~ 1 ssaS breast back, or side. Sold by
T. II. LOGAN 4 co. &
HAsELY. 11l Main Street, wheeling. SILK Nh
q me-, m s.i DYER, CARPET CLEANER, &c
l 1873, Rlberts, Figs, Amonds OTanbeFries AMI
Iv Rrunes, Just received and for sale BY anu
use, just received and for sale 5S .St
myil Z q MA EDWARDS mo.
y of 81, A IaS. sldt, hiding CO 561
Maj.
o. an Alnqls eheaPat taplIl y. 81 WILSON e Co.'S ?
sS 1aesle Section Filming Rode Cane Ps6inF
= l1sriek and Common Hooks good yarietS
AZ ImySI T. E. WILSON = o6s -
lo Java and Aiaeha Cohse, N store ana Ior1aie 6y
dee.s Cor Market ana oainey vs.. Bee
NtAPs! CAPS I--RAGIAS Cj1TSE-I1-f ,ee1i7I = =
as.s: [anIsl s.D5HARPRs & 81 son. e.
IL c.Is4T ~ orenge yanilla Peach, Rose
S Ssss y mI.lll u w. a, EDWARDS BRO.
EhDAR ngCKETs Zine yYash Boards and s1SaI Iio1e7
1y III leesays and for sale ~
ll RIEoEs Satin Green Paper; 1000 piece eoioTs5
spi7 pSs feF e9ls low v 3
REGEIyED nun 7ss6rt7Se5t N flef5
! = !, ssoasts Oloth Ca Iaptsl 8 D HARPER ron.
sl5 CASTLE seapl old and Just Teesi7ed6y.
fQLpE NAVY CAPs-4 fITiS 1S5oTt15s551 - s5557l
= l5s 5ls eoIeEes4 I2elsl4 9 psdIARPER 4 son.
Nj AG aIi apa asina Jus. Tseely9e SRa q see
BsLS EtisrtaI on, f6r 6dl6 b. - +
= ssss tAUFlndRs IUsHvIELD
S msIi reeslysi aF ley lsis
TT OOPS ron BOY s7-iFo1 and wooden. At
- aRlz. .. 8. WILSON & cos.
~ aps nRIsKELL { sWFARINGEN.
20 BHI Alcohol, 7ss % and IS per cent for Ils Io1 b
80 Iehs ssl.l - 3t.AyI6 tiiINEsE RJFSTIFIFLD.
Ssii Just rsesissd And for ne q
! TT AItsIRR' received ana for sale by
Z - - RssS5 s1IEARgs BRO,
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tHE Way or TnE TRANsoRessoR Is Ham,
Tue Hon: Barker Hurnell, formerly State Senas
gang at Valparaiso, having been sentenced far
1obling tho mail. Bio may be seen daily in the
streets OF that city witha bail attached to his
leg, working with his fellow conyicts. He Was
INDICTED several years since for eUnbczEling the
innts Of the Nantucket bank, but escaped the
/ inc punishment due.to his crime by ',leaving
us country for his country's good. Boston
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NE sALAnlRs or AoIons.,rhn R.lt;-.o...

lHE SALARIES OF AcroRs-The Baltimore
AmerieaNl. says:
The terms of actors and .vocalists vary of
course according to their merits inthe first place,
ana the appreciation of those merits by the pub.
ltc in the next, Jenny Lind can command a
higher price perhaps, for single night, than
any living vocalist of her day. Even now, an
enterPrising manager might secure her services
for the United States, and give her thousand
dollars night, for fifty or one hundrcdlpcrform-
anees. Adelaide Ristorf and Mad'lle Rschetare
the greatest living actresses of the OLD World
and are paid the highest terms In tli, United
States Mr.. Forrest stands at the headof is pro-
tession, and his success for period of rewards
OF twenty years has been remarkable i,,!.cd.-
Miss Heron realized something like eight thou
sand dollars during her recent engagement in
New York, and Miss Davenport has already ac-
complished handsome fortune. According to
the New York Sunday Times Mr.. Forrest re-.
ccives two hundred and fifty dollars Der night.
or at the rate of seventy-eight thousaSd dollars
a year It should aforementioned, however, that
be seldom plays six months in the year. Mad
anne Lagrange commands something like thirty
thousand year.
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Froup he Baltimore Iatrio: aud Comasrcfat Ga,sa.
HASIPToNs T1NCTuRE.-This medicine, which has been
before the public many years. but more especially for
the last year. by Messrs Mortimer MOwbray pro-
pTetots has met with remarkable success we have seen
ens who have been relieved, number of the medical
profession also WHO have used It their practice have
voluntarily given their certificates recommendation to
the Proprietors
We are decidedly opposed to Dung quack uostruns but
as We have seen letters essrs Mortimer Now
bray from the sources mentone we feel to be
nothing more hNnIustlce the attention of the people
to their advertisement In tO-day's paper.
Il. II. LOGAN & CO,
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CHRONIC DIARRHC1A.
have in possession the certificate Of respectable
CITIZEN tesing that he entirely cured of this dread
fui disease by using BRRHAvE'S HOLLAND BTTTERs.
We shall take pleasure in showing certificate to any
person doubling this statement. ap9-1wdaw
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Ex-SEcRETAEY MARcY.-The Washington cor
respondent of "7ds SobiL" writes under date
of Sunday:
1t Is said that William L. Marcy, former Sc.
cretary of the Department of State. is about
going over to the Black Republicans, aud is at
this moment meditating the step. This infor.
nation comes from an authority here entitled
10 considerable credit, and with such concur
rent evidence that, altogether lam not disposed
to treat the report lightly. 4
distinguished politician here, who is well IN
formed in the history and o. dts of tho State
Department, from access TO headquarters, saws
that he has no doubt that Mr., Marcy contein-
plates y change of sides iH his State, and that
iic viii execute the movement with such consis-
tency as he can on its being insisted for him
that there IS really nothing in his antecedents
ayerse to such principles as he will avOw in his
new cause Of BLACK RenublieanisIn, and thai. he
was heveF known TO have approved of the Kan
sas-N Nebraska bill.
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Tue GaEAT RnLRoAp CRLRnnAToN.-Th
citizens of Cincinnati and St Louis are making
extensive arrangements for thelgreat celebration
of the formal Openingof the Cincinnati and Ma
rietta, and the Ohio and Mississippi Railroads
A town meeting was held at Cincinnati on Non
day EVENING" on the subject and several commits
tees appointed to made all necessary arrange:
ments for the reception and entertainment of
the guests. At st, Louis they expect to receive
about three thousand visitors.