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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-08-06
GRAED LTRORS.

BtIIord TP-Fhomas kaox, Wa Phlip+, Davis
Patterson Jacob Shultz.
Broad Top c Everhari.
Colsrau--James Rollins.
Cumberland Yal-y-Adan, Z.mboyef
Ioppvyii-Jos Milestone.
HaTTj>na---iona'han Hyde.
Monroe Evan Swartzwal,!rr.
". Neutrality-suspicious. T Hosingrr. DAME BaIfer,
NaF.sr-G Geo 5owser, Jas " Black5u
s'hell>Jurg bor-Samuel Stat!er, OF E,nanuel llsa-
y ScheH.
HoU' Jampoa-Isaac ", .on.
Snake Spr.rL-fieo Snoase.
South Woo!bsrry-Wtn Sni.ler.
St. Clair A Crisman.
tnion-john Hyssoug, Bal,z,r Fletcher, Josepia
CToYle Geo Beerlr
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Arm 10urrti5tmcnta
isl Of pe.:t .suror. for August

! ! Term (30rh dav,) 1888.
Bedford Borough-A. Wayne Mower John Rush
Bedford Tp-Jacob Barnhart, Saml Da6bdugh.
Broad Tnp-David Ford, John Lowry.
Colerain-Joseph Corlr, Solnmon Hickman.
Cumberland FalIey-lonathsn Boore, Geo. Elliott
Hopewell-Wm Smith
Juniata-Michael Kegg.
Lonsooderry-Samurl Logue, Josiah Miller.
Liherty-John Cypher>.
Monroe-Henry Mills, Batzer Fletcher.
Naper-Jos Blackburn, Richard MeNulIin, Geo
W Williams.
Providence East-John Nycum, OF Jon.
Providence West-Samue Bender.
-. CIair-Tho~ Jones, Henry Kaufman, Levi Ne
Gregor, Thos WIsegaFver, Mathew Wrshts, Geo,
Eickroy.
rhampton-Hezekiah O'Neal, Thos Danehoe
BAIL Browning, Arteynas Bennett.
South Woodberry-Davii F Bucher, Johu FIuka.
Suake Sprins-Danlel Snder, OF Henry.
Unon-Adam Corel, Samuel ShaiIer, john n Wat
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-08-06
"SNOOTS,"

Lei all who glory in the English language as
their yernacular, rejoice, for a new word is
born unto their smother tongue Let English
men cry, H0Sanna 10 Francis Jordon for he
has enriched their darling oA brogue with a
most beautiful and sonorous term Classical,
musical, and monosyllabic expressive, compre-
hensve and pointed elegant, chaste and poetic:
practical, sarcastic and suggedve,-the word
"Snoots" is destined, beyond the possibility Of
a doubt, 10 become one OF the leading nouns in
the nomenclature Of our language. Hereafter,
School-commttees will reject all editions Of
Webster that do not contain this invaluable
word. Hereafter no poem, novel, essay, nor
any literary Golk shall be complete without it,
And thus has FR. JORDAN immortalized him
self! Ever after TO be known as "SNOOTY
JORBAN'' What destiny, what an enviable
fame Certainty, man of intellect SO tower
ing as 10 be able TO invent this precious word
deserves the Abolition nomination f0I Congress.
Those OF orr readers who have not seen last
weeks Abolition organ, are informed that the
editor, Ma. JORDAN, says we have been lnaAine
"Snoots7 at him, and 'tels the mast~r>'' aboet it
IN lugubrious editorial of over half q column
N length. Hence our remarks printed above.
y Cur talented young friend, JonN a Mar
SHALL, Esq, of Philadelphia, is at present So
3onrnins at The Springs. MARSHALL isa sound
and deserving Democrat
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-08-06
DECLINES THE HONOR.

ALEX. K. MCCLURE ESQ, of Chambprsburg,
who was lately prominent for the Abolition
nomination for Congress in this district, has
declined that honor (7l and has become candi-
date for reelection TO the Legislature. The
Colonel is shrewd politician, and, we have no
doubt, came 10 the conclusion that the chances
for the election OF an Abolition Congressman in
this district are rather slim. "Comiug events
cast their shadows before"
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fttuiions'' are controlled by men who have
never identified themselves with the Church oi
Christ.
We have nothing new here. The city is vc-
~ dull, a large potion Of the population
beng absent al the different summer resorts
The Democracy here are sound TO The core and
enthusiastically endorse the National Admins
iraion, as you will have perceived by The late
election for Naynr. sc. c. " B.
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HAKI EST HOME NINNER.

4 Harvest Home Dinner viii be given al
II lIers Hotel in Bedford, on Saturday, Aug. 7th,
1898. The public, and especially the farming
community. are respectfully invited 10 attend
President Buchanan, with other distinguished
gentlemen, is expected TO be present
Bedford, July 80, 1888,
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WASHINGTON HoTEL.-We we're n guest at
the dinner table Of this excellent Hotel, lew
days ago, and came away satisfied that there are
worse cooks in the world than Mrs Cook
Good eating is permanent institution at the
Washington"
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u Mn. FoENEY is very much exercised
concerning President Buchanan's reception at
the Springs. We can inform the redoubtabIc
Colonel that Instead OF being less cordially le-
ceived than heretofore, the President is enthus-
asiicaIly welcomed by his old friends in Bed
ford county. Many of our sturdy farmers have
come in 10 see the old Statesman who never
saw him before, and one gray headed old vet
tran roiked ftcenty miles, the other day, in or
der 10 take our Pennsylvania President By the
hand. But can Mn. FoENEY say that when he
was here few days ago, he was treated with
the same corGiality and confidence by the Dem
ocFats of Bedford as he was wont to meet with
ia days gone by ?
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lFs A ss 5g n H. Es:

On the ID inst, by IL Ncodemus, Esq. Mr.
Lewis Leonard TO Miss Sarah Hafman, all of
Bedford Township.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-08-06

A FINE LOT of fresh groceries just received
/ Reed * Minnch's lAur. Gil. rs
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WELCOME We hail with pleasure the re-
turn to our exchange list Of the Philadelphia
Daily Pennsylvania. No better Democratic
journal than the Pennsylvania is pu5lished.-
We are equally glad 10 stale that Forney's
Press has cut US off. The Colonel has no doubt
given Us up. We are sorry that we are SO in
corrigibie, bat, then, il is our nature and can.
be helped. Good bye Colonel
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-08-06

Ol0 Observation-Disclosures the laie arri-
Vals at lhe Springs we notice Hon. Jos. II.
KuHNs, HoN. II. D. FosrER, and daughter, DR
JoHN VI. Cor1TEE, Dr.. WM. B. COULTER, Mr.
and Mas. Bora, Mss MARELE, Mns DR. Has
son and son anG jrDcE BURLINGTON, all Of
WcstnOreIand county
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EN. Gov. PoRTEe, ,--This venerable gentle
man arrived here on Tuesday last. Gov. Por-
ter looks well and is enjoying good health
His numerous friends here viii be glad TO see
him.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-22
AUCTION SALES.
IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GIRoD STREET, FTRST
District, and on Josephine street, Fourth District
ny NJ yIGHIF AuctioBeer

BY N. VltTNIBf Auch0heer.
o5ice 8 Banks Arcade Passage.
.TTHHUHEnAY, the rad inst. M IL o'clock M,
st the City Hotel on Common street, viii be sod the ioi'
1Iof 4 GRo1Niiin The square bounded by arod st.
Peter Hsya and 81 Paul Streets measuring " tset inches
with e two story frame house covered with 8Ises containing
eight rooms oven PriTy hen 6oase esteT9s. &C.
bounded by Josephine White ~ Andrew and Laurent
measuring 81 feet inches front Josephine street, by 100 eet
deep with the house containing two rooms with me-
RNs-onetbird cash; balance and IL months In
NOES bearing mortgage and per cent. interest. =
Act OF sale before 5 Aagner Notary Public iyl6
UEREsERvED SALE ON LONG CREDIT or A SUB
stana two story Brick Building On st. john street q
Magnolia Streets account Of the city of New Orleans
BY N. vTGNIE Auctoneer.
Once No Banks Aycsde Passage.
THURSDAY, the 22d inst, at IL o'clock,
the City Ho+el, Common street, without limit will be
Sold in conformity with ordinance from the Common Coun
Gil Of city Of New Orleans, the following described pro-
perty formerly used school houses q ne First DistTict
A VERY VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND On s.. jon!
together with substantially built Two story Brick Building
Intended for four large rooms closet ETC. two story
Kitchen having four rooms pvies and shed with sae
An ELIGIBLE LOT OF GEoUED, being tbe corner Of
Heva Magnolia streets measuring 81 feet inches and
10 inches aud ~ lines on Magnolia street 27 inches and
2nes line 80 eet7 inches and Ga lines the
Frame Building, which can Be- divided ino great many
shed IN the yard which, with little cost can be COLI
These properties on account their location and size, etc.
would admirably we'll either for beer house. ball
The plans Of the same viii exhibited several previous
d.. Terms AND CONDITIONS third cash, balance
years Crelt for secured by mortgage on
per per and in Of after
maturity bear 6pe cent interest aunum until fully paid
policies transferred 10 the vendors
a8 of sale before q Bouny Esq City Notary, 1t the
& ft.ag alaugar
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NnEnTCAI, HousE. No. s. Gnstnnhonae ptreeL. neAr

MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 80 Gusumhouse street, near
WI Royal yeetFOr the Cure Of Old Chronic, MercuriN
Syphtican all Private Diseases without Mercury hndance
from business friends and guaranteed In
all cases.
The UNPARALLELED success which has attended DR. pac
all parts Of the United States and Europethe many
markabe he has Effected which pronounced incur
able eminent physicians, uses him Offering his
the diseases termed Priy8te and Of which, IN
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies Dr. James per-
manenty erHdcates namely Syphilis primary secondary and
tertiary Structures Utethfal Discharges, elect GonoTrhea
complicated they be- Diseases Of the Back and LoinH In
ammatiou of the Bladder aud KAneys Rheumatism Hydro.
cee Cancers, Ulcers uuos and all Diseases Of the Skin
DR.. James would sio call the attention especially Of those
and solitary habit which the body and mind unfit
ting them for either business society viz Constitutional De.
bty Impoency The following Of the sad and
melancholy effects produced by early habits Of YOUTH viz
Weakness of Back and Limbs Pain in the Head Dness Of
VISION Loss of Muscular Power Papaton Of the Heart Dyb
pepsa, Nervousness Irrtabity symptoms Of Consumption
etc Mentally, the fearful effects the mind To be
dreaded Loss Of Memory Confusion Of Ideas Depression
Spirits Evil Forehodngs, Aversion to Society, SeDrasL
II Solitude Tmidity Of the produced
All persons afflicted with any Of the above symptom should
not fail to cali Dr. James and be at restored perfect
health et false decacy but apply
yourself from the awful and dreadful consequences Of this
terrible rnalAdy.
Weakness Of the organs Immediately cured full ygor
Remember "The Medical HOnss of DR.. Jarae 50 Custom
rooms reserved. Hours OF attenaanc,
from 4. N. tU8 P. a.
Consultations strictly confidential.
PsReeent Of GonoFrhea cured IN twenty four hours
orno pay. DIR. JAMES,
ol ly o. CustaMhoase Btreet.
Nd B. WHITEHEAD, STEAMBOAT AGENT, FOR
=4a= 1fF4rytf z4Tna
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LEGAL NOTICES.

STATE OF LOUISIANA vs.. JOACHIM GONZALES.
by VIRTUE of the power invested In me
q s!ae Tag Coecor hif BisIie aud By virtue Of the
bid and 55th section OF entitled IAN provide
venue and the Of cOlec the for the State Of
Louisiana, approved March d 1855 will proceed TO sell
public auction the premises SATURDAY, the 3lst
day of July. 1858, 4 O'Clock r. M
TIE CONTENTS OF A CERTAIN GROG SHOP, situated
Public Road, the Bartaek.
Seged in the above suit
TERMS-Cash the spot. n
VAL ST. GERAN,
State Tax Collector Third District N. o.
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sHFRTFF,s SALES.
sEcqsD DtsIEfoT COUer r. Il WILLY y. sUtB klsI Z
w.. Sf,..a. pfAgEIgk ahd ". A. NC

Of PGGEfTE ~ ~ u Ndssf
-. veg grigaHa. No. 1885.
ne yAAIUsG Of an alias writ OF seizure and
sale @ me directed BY the Honqfabe tbs District
Court OF seW brieausf In tie above entitled cause will pro-
ecsd g NY At public ancsion SATURDAY me 7 day of
august 1868 ~ IL O'Clock H. the City Hotel Common
street. between Camp snd Magazine street. the following de-
SIX VACANT LOTS or GROUND situated in he suburb
Wss5ggog hrd District e th city designated b Nos
D. o. " oNan " Of square NO. 4 c0uprised within Port FER
dinaad, Greatmen and Craps streets according 10 plan 81 j.
PILE sayay9 dated March ~ 1886 deposited in The office or
n. de Arllaa, late q Notary Public il this city.
Iots NOS D. g and adi1in each other aud measure each
~ eet lehea front on Greaen By depth
between parallel lines no. forms the corner III res
and So Ferdinand streets and measures 20 feet Inches
street. Z
Seized IN the above suit
TEBa-Ihis being fbe second and last ancto the said
property Val ne dehnityy adudeatsd 10 the CHEST
bader oF Whaesrl y i bring a Twelve months credit the
bond with good and solvent secury bear
ing i've cent interest per aunu from date and special
mortgage on the property sold unfit Gnal pa ilent
Said purehasr shall have deduct pay 10 cash tie
amount O printing Sheriff and Clerk fees, which amount
to about $3.50 and aAo the State parish municipal iaxes
f. 4. PARKER.
Sheriff Of the oF r
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IA HALhEFt u LAtRAN, GOPPERsMlTHs
SM --,,,,,,, r77, 1aiyu NO pry1,r,s

" 247 Teboupitouas st. No z Triangle buildings
suitable for Steamboat Plantation and Refinery such
Copper Pans, Stills Worms aud Pipes Sheet Iron Breech
ngs GhimnieS Febeds Boxes, Tanks Filters, GaTid
any other articles in that line used in the manufacture Of
Sugar. advantageous rates and in tye Of make unsur
passed by any house in the trade
We prepared ill aorders from city country
Builders work. Copper Galvanized Iron Tin
Zinc Valley Cutters Roofing Down Pipes Fancy pail
Heads etc, etc.
Parlor STOVES.
Iron Pipe Work and Fittings always on hand.
ny All work done with dispatch. dl4 ly
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f. n. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans

DEuxIEME CoUR DE n1sTKor( SUCCESSION DE JAMES
de z Neutrality-suspicious.. MURPHY-No 1906,
I'm tEHH'U d2Rn 0FdlTe de vente, TeTIdIE lie
II - dc lnlni 1893, Ell moi adre8se par Honorable
Deaxieme ooGr Dc y dams afare
PH6te de la Cite de Commune entire les
Camp e. des Aagasins, PadjIdcaiioflds-
uN TrRRAIN stue derfiere Fanrienne Mnnicipae No 2
laujouFd'hni lie Premier District vle desgne par
dams ile No ~ les johnson Peur, de "a
Commune et Pamyre dapes plan resse par Joseph Pile
yoyer date du Ter mai M depose Pegde de D. L. Nc
CAY eidevan holare public vile, dapes cOpe
dn DIT plan dresse q A. Hta archtecte gerieur
date du II de mars 1851 ct as depose pour eHde
dn dit noiaire i Gay.
Ie terrai Is peds de face Ia dte Prieur
l4 Peds 10 Eouees ct gne de profondeur gnes
raleles eTicaine.
" eITa,u appartsnt ce!te succession, de pacqui
stoh que lie etnt Hvitfae de John des heres
de George Lata ette de Michel
notlre public en- cete vile, en- date du lsr I'll 1851
GONDIIIONS-Comptan au moment de naturalization.
iy2l anlA Sheriff de Ia Paroisse diOrl2ans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-22

E Oh GEN UNIV
ines, which they otier to supply
ietoris lowest wholesale prices.
.cy, No. Isl and Fl Uaarters
Hihhsrd's Wild Cherry,
Richardson's Sherry Wine,
'Hutching's Vegetable NyspepaiS
IGouley's Vegetable, Geieman's,
.Hoodsnd's German, 0xygensted
COSMETICS.
Cologne Water, Bay Water,
Florida Water, MeeH Fun,
Jone's Lilly White.
SOAPS AND CREAMS.
Lows Brown Windsor,
lJoneis Chemical,
Railways Medicated, CASTLES,
Almond, Toilet and Family,
Shaving Creams and Gompunds
Of ali descriptions.
PILLS.
Wright's Indian Vegetable,
Moffat's Life, Brandreth's,
lMorrisonis, Lees, New London
PARIS, Sappington's, Champ-
IONS,
IGraedenberg, Jayns's sauatiys,
IJeype's Ague, Winer's 0sr1o
nils,
Hibbard's Anti-biliouB, PetsFlE,
SpenCer's Vegetable, Gookist
C6Uper's, GOvel's Rheumatic,
Anderson's, AllebasiRis Health,
Wister's Gentle Purgatiye,
AllebasiB' Ague, Hooper'5,
Chickner's Sugar-eoated,
Gilbert's Anti-bilious, Beck.
with's,
Ladyis Blood, Ingoldsby's Pile
Scott's Vegetable, Eag0n's,
Railways Regulators,
Roses Railroad, Leiy's Female,
Louden's Indian SRnatiye,
Louden's Ague, HollowBy's,
Hslsted's Anti-Dyspeptic,
GoTdop's, McLane's Liver.
HAIR DYES.
PhAlon's Magic, BACHELORS,
Gilman's instantaneous,
Billiards., jules Hauel,s.
lJeJne's American, East IndiA.
MISCELLANEOUS.
DR.. Morss's InvigOratinR Cor
dial.
Thornis Extract, =..-
Tarrant's Aperient,
rarTant's Elixir of Rhubarb,
Carter's Spanish Mixture,
Mother'B Relief,
Toothache Drops.
Lyons Magnetic Powders,
Mrs, Kidder's Cordial.
Thompson's Eye Water,
Watts Nervous Anti,
Billings Astringent,
Hyait's Life Balsa.E,
.McMunn's Elixir Of 0piurA,
Radway's Ready Reliel,
Radway'g ResolYent,
ITarrant's Indelihle Ing,
DIR. Fitch's Body Braces,
IDr. Ftch's Shoulder Braces;
DIR. FitChis IRhaling Tubes,
DIR. Resets Preparations,
Winer'E Arcaunm Extract,
Teneur's Specific,
MRrshall's Cntholicon,
DR.. Fitch's Preparations,
Morsa's Compound Syrup Of
Yellow Dock,
Perry Davis's Pain Killer,
IBfewn'g Essence Of Ginger,
.Mortimore's Rheumatic Com
pound.
Mortimorets Cordial BitterB,
Myers Extract Of Rock Ruse,
Crossmanis Specific,
DIR. Wards Specific,
IUpham's Pile ElectHary,
Steers Opedilaas,
godfrey's Cordial,
FuFlington's Balsam,
DIR. Gullen's Preparations,
Bgteman's Drops,
IDr. Jayne,s Family Medicines,
Seidlitz and Soda Powders,
EppinRis Flnii Extract Ruchu,
Lueina Cordial,
Juno Cordial,
Harris Remedy for Fits,
Wilson'S Death on Rats etc.,
Leidy,s Erasive Soap,
Kirby'H Cholera Drops,
Balls Cholera Syrup,
Spohn's Headache Remedy,
.Gonnellis Mixture,
DIR. Marchisl'B Uterine UathSN.
can,
Cowan's Lithontriptio,
Louden,s Preparations.
Houghton's Pepsin.
sCHNAPPB.
Is, and all dealers in any Of the
catalogue, will find II to their ad.
nair orders as above, where will
ortment of GENUINE PATENT
ates, and at the lowest priced.
WRIGHT L 90,
DEDICIEE WAREHOUSE,
4 Charities street New0rleaDg.
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NEXVS!-NEESI! DYSPEPSIA BREAD AND
IN ERACkNBLL BISCUIT, made from choice Wheat
slightly aperient not in the form Of pill hut the sia Of Life
as9 hayng introduced the Oreoknel Biscuit nothing inferior
to the English GtaGkhel imported from London.
tlcle--hght, rich and pleasing to the palate.
Sold at the OF ST. Joseph and TehoupbulRs streets
stauds-3O nryades Market, 1I6 st. Mary's Market
Dyspepsia Crackers and Craekne Biscuit put for parties
leaving the city TO keep for length Of time By applying
.mys II q. GOwANs.
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SECOND DISTRICT CouRT SUCCESSION OF JAMES MUIR
= 81 o. Ee% orleans. } PHY-No. l3,UI6.
~ Of sale Eeidered Juge 25h, 1855 and directed
the above entitled will proceed sell public auction
at the City Hotel Common Camp Magazine
streets on SATURDAY August I4th 1858 O'Clock Nj
CERTAIN LOT. OF GROUeD, lying and be3dg in The
rear q the late Municipality 10 (now the First District Of
thscty designated paH drawn Joseph Pile Surveyor
dated the Isl day Of May 1880 deposited Office OF late
David L. MeCayi Notary Public This city, and COPY
thereof made BY o. Al Hedn Architect and Civil Engineer
dated the ith day OF March 1851 deposited fer reference
in the office Of said Notary By square 80
bounded BY Johnson PrsuE Common and Palmyra
which aid lot measures Is Tee said street. by
l48 feet 10 inches aud lines depth between parallel lines
American being the acquired bs purchase
John #gsu and the heirs Of g. T. g. d. Lafayette by be-
fore Mienael eernon Notary Public in this city, April
LIST, 1851.
TERMs-Cash on the spot.
r. n PARKER
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FOR RENT.

-, FOR UENT-A LARGE AND COAMODIoUS
E Dwelling house No 5Atargny street. Third District
I tween Ely lao Fields aud Victory streets near the mar
cation woud render admirably adapted for hospital For
terms, and further Information, address j, G, SCHMIDT
Matchmaker IS St. Ann street. between Chsrres and Royal
streets isl 1873
1ra4s FOR RENT-THE WHOLE BUILDING, COR
Ener St Charles and Union streets from August
Nisl 1855. apply to EDMOND H. CHADWICK,
je26 # At Hyde & 6oudrich's.
~, FOR HENP-A PLEASANT AND HEALTHY
Residence the Pine Forests Bogue Falgya river
H.ill within a mile of Cogington, La.
The main building contains rooms cabinets hall feet
WIDE and large covered gallery The buildings large
and commodions and comprise another house of rooms
and several cabins Kitchens The grounds are
ensve, and planted with various shade and fruit trees
and saubrious the bathing excellent near
the buildings several springs of clear cool weer two
mineral and said resemble strongly Bladen and
Abita. The spot is admirably suited for summer hotel or
watering place being within few hours journey New Or
leans. For terms, apply 10
j. STRAWBRIDGE,
U. S. Bonded Warehouse No. g.
al2 3m CrnssmRn and Front Levee.
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b. Z. N. BENNETT. FRARpIs LuAaR8.
q NEW ORLEANS OIsNAmENTAIs
az "a IRON W0RKS-The undersigned beg leaget inform
the public and builders generally, that they
featuring all kinds Of Architectural and Building
Work at Nos So and 81 Grcns street, such yeraRdahs Rail
Ing, Shutters Safe and Bank Doors Straight gfrcuFi
Stairs Iron Bridges, Roofs, etc.
They keen constantly haad Cast and Wrought Iron Co
unH VenaprB and Sash Weights, etc. and fill all 0rdersei
with despatch.
pn2A IF -FFNNETT r IN
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a FURNRTURE EURNETURE K
MI desiringt0
F4 Sell their Furniture,
Store thsir Furniture
Te bny FHTmttHts
WIN do veil BY applying ii JBLIENss,
No. IS9 oarap etra4s,
FsBt \ ppu415ita :