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~ STANDS UNRIY ALLIED
For the Cure Of
ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN IMPURE STATE
OF THE BLOOD,
Or Habit of the System.
No agent proved
uniformly successful than this The unfortunate victim of He
retay Disease. with swollen glands contracted sinews and
half carous health and vigor The
scofuous patient with ulcers loahsome himself
and his ATTENDANTS
HAS BEEN MADE WHOLE
Hundreds Of persons who had goaned hopeesy for
under Cutaneous and Glanduar disorders Chronic Rheuma
tm and many other complaints springng from derange
Of the secretive organs the circulation, have been
raised from rack of disease and with
generated constitutions gladly testify the efficacy Of this in
estimabie preparation.
Read the following:
sCRoFULoUs ULCER CURED.
GBsoE's WELLS, Tenn. Jan. 10, 1855.
Hessrs. A B. d. sands-Gsntlemen My daughter,
the front Of her which gradually increased eating
the esh and became painful We tried all The remeales
could hear of whogt checking the disease. length
procured bottle Of your sarsapaa which afforded her al
immediate relief after taking three bottles,
tirely cured. Yours respectfully,
PATRICK GLEsoN.
Prepared by A. B. D. SANDS, Druggists No. 100 Fulton
street, Of William, New York. Sold also by
j. WRIGHT a CO., q and l5l Chartres st.
sICKLEs & CO., 40 and AZ Canal street.
II. KENNEDY, Chsrtres street.
s22 I'm F. P. DUCoNGE New Orleans.
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part OF the civ of New Orleans

J. p, Harrison T. H. Bayne VIM. Henderson. NJ. Abrams
Mason Pitcher W. A. johnson, W. Gasqnet George
Lawrason, Willis Holmes Thomas Murray Dr. John d. Foster
Edward Male, John W. Price, W A. Emore f. b. smedez
j. b. Fuller, Il. Parmele, Thomas A. Adams, s. Wolf Dr
Samuel Hardy Henry 81. Paul W Saunders J. Breck
inrdge Dr. J. Cartwright ID. c. Jenkins W b. Tullis W
Mcleroy O. H. sloeomb Samuel Janison, VIM o. Key Johr
q. Gceks Isaac N Marks, A. Carrere, q. de Periet H.
Paey, A. Dupre j. ID. Denegre, Anthony Fernandez H.
Detabarre, John Cuhertson, A. NJ Holbrook j. o. Rixon
Joseph Genos Isac q. Seymour Hugh Kennedy Bernard
Avegne, j. w. Alcharie, j ]. Person.
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TO PLANTERS, BUILDERS, etc.
soUqUEPv FrPPPPooF pooPIy

SOUTHERN FTRE-PRo0F ROOFING.
The undersigned offers to the public Roofing ma
tera possessing the following advantages over everything
the kind which has heretofore been discovered:
1t cheaper than STATES does require heavy mbeed
and expensive roofs will last ong needs NO REPAIRS
and when finished has the appearance Of STONE.
Roofs may be covered Without removing the Shingles Il sue
percedes the necessity of valley hanging gntters.
Roofs Which have given oabe op ess AND %bS
have continued leak in spite of all efforts be made per-
ncombustibe is impervous waier is not affected by
II can be apped 10 any species Of roofs at or inelned MAJ
applied sides Of houses taking place Of siuccone
pearance Of being constructed Of stone.
uahe and would render railroad ties mpehasie when coated
with it, they would no longer be exposed the atmosphere
Planters and Builders be furnished with the Southern
Fire Proof koohng with plain instructions how to apply it,
COTTON GINS.
RAILROAD CARS and DEPoTs,
MILLS; vvor.r.
all and perfectly Fire and Waterford
We are prepared to make contracts which we will supern.
tend furnish the material any part OF the country with
We are prepared to negotiate with bpders and others for the
purchase Of the right of States Parishes Counties and Terrific
ONCE of the Company, No. IS ST. CHARLES STREET,
basement of the Masonic Hal; !, rNNoV corpuAx.co
Liberal inducements offered Builders and others
An communications addressed to Box 1876, New Orleans
viii meet with prompt attention.
aswsnied-Agents in all parts Of the country mls 6m&w
a. VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND NEGROES
~ for Sale-Removal from Esplanade street.
"A WALTER L. CAMPBELL has purchased Nos II and
rs Baronne street. where be will be found early In the
fall with large lot Of Virginia and Maryland Negroes FOR
He is preparing ample and healthy quarters the increased
business he intends conducting the coming The
location is between Grayier aud Common
which Is the second due ST. Charles Hotel
and s convenient all the merchants and hotels
WALTER L. CANPBELLA
II and rs Baroune street.
sull ly4W between Gravier and Common
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I OST OR MISLAID, IN THE CITY OF PHILA-
IL delphis pa sometime during the mouth of February
the Coupons due January and February 5 1885 for the inter
the Bonds of the Second Municipality of the city of New
Orleans 60 TO- bonds Of the old
Bank Loan of said city Of New Orleans Nos III 2S
The public cautioned negotiating the
mn having stopped application made he Board Of
Commissioners Of the Consolidated Debt for dnp thereof
"a 6nS JAMES RITGHIE, Agent.
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Coal BOATS SUNK AND LIVES LosT.-The tele-
graph announced few days ago that several coal
boats had been sunk in the Ohio river during storm
and that a number of persons lost their lives. The
Louisville Journal of the 2Gth ult. gives the follow.
ing particulars of the affair;
The boats were lost near Hawesyille between 8
and 10 O'Clock, on Thursday night. One pair, con.
tanning about "a 900 bushels of coal belonged to Mr.
VIM. H. Brown, of Brownsville, Pa. Another pair,
containing about the quantity of coal belonged
to Messrs X. Il j. Watson, of New Orleans. And
the third pair, OF which one boat saved, belonged
to Mr.. Harvey Neal, of Pitttburg.
The boats Of Messrs. Watson were in charge of
Thomas Hughes and George Blazer, pilots of Pitts
burg. Every man on board Of them was saved and
the pilots were the last to leave them.
Mr.. Meals boats were in charge of Mr.. VIM. Daw-
son, pilot of Warrington, Ohio. The crew were all
| saved.
On Mr.. Brown boat six of the crew were drowned
including Henry and William Brown, the pilots Dor
sey Jackson, Casper Colt Munday and Cronin.
Isaac NOvinger, Andrew Jackson Brown, and Wm.
Brown lashed oars and sticks together, and aOated
down the river but Wm. Brown disappeared, and it
is supposed was drowned. Mr. Novinger informs us
that he and Andrew jackson Brown were floating in
the river from o'clock at night till o'clock in the
morning, when they were rescued by the steamer
Altamont, Captain Johnston. They were totally ex.
hausted when taken on board
| Browns boats had two skfs. Eleven Of the men
got into one and five in the other. Whilst making
for the shore, d. jackson fell out and drowned.
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DELEGATES TO THE SOUTHERN CoNyENTIoN.-The
following named citizens of New Orleans have been
appointed by his homer, Mayor Waterman delegates
to the Southern Convention, which is to meet at
Montgomery, Alabama, on the 10th May inst, on the
mart of the Citv of New Orleans
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I OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

1 UMBER-LUMBER-LU
4OOO0 IL and X dressed Florida Yellow Pins
FLOORING, tongued and grooved.
l5O0OO feet k and X wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongued and grooved
2 600 feet narrow dressed Florida Yellow Pine CELL
ING tongued and grooved.
100000 se wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine CEILING
tongued and grooved
ing, square edged 80
100 600 feet dressed WEATHERBoARDS.
5O0 feet rough yellow Pine LUMBER, consisting Of inch
Roards eatherboards Scantling, Joists, etc.
10000 feet assorted Cypress Lumber Lahs and Shingles.
ALSO
Sashes Doors, Finds Mouldings, etc., etc.
For sale at the lowest market prices in lots suit purchas
ere, by SlMfoON llDhh,
seg5 Iy New Basin.
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A DUEL RTERFERED wlTH.-Under date Of the
Esd the Washington correspondent Of the Baltimore
Sun writes:
Our new Marshal Colonel Selden, last evening re-
ceived information of contemplated duel between
two gentlemen, one from Virginia. arranged for this
morning in Maryland. Col S. instantly started with
determination to arrest the belligerent proceedings
obtained the services of his deputy Mr. Phillips and
noisanee, succeeded in placing one of the parties
under security to keep the peace. The other is ex-
peced to be here this evening One of the parties is
understood to have been nephew Of Gov Wise, and
the other brother Of Col. Peter G. Washington.
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L cHARLEs O. BIER. wE. G. STEPHENS.
c. C. BIER & CO.,
No. s5 CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
Manufacturers Of
The Patent IndestructibIe Water Pipes,
PIT N RS,
TIN, COPPER, ZINK AND SHEET IRON WORKERS.
Plumbing Copper Tn Zinc and Sheet Iron Work done in all
their various branches.
Sheet Lead Lead and Iron Pipes all Sizes Shower Baths
Bath Tubs, Washhand Basins and Stands Hip and Sponge
Baths Water Closets Lead Iron Sinks; Pumps
Lift and Force various patterns Beer Pumps VICTORIA
GRECIAN and DRAB wASHsTANDS, suitable for water
works without, beauifu article for bedrooms.
We have constantly hand large well selected
ment Of
BRASS METALS, COCKS, etc.
Such Bib Cocks Stop Upright Bracket Cocks Of all
sizes; Washstsnd Sink Buer shampooning Compression,
for hot cold water Beer and Csten Cocks all
lngs and Hose Pipes from nehes and all Brass Ware
usually found in a similar establishment
We have the celebrated METROPOLITAN RANGE, which
has to be the very best article Of the kind in
Also the celebrated Charter Oak and Amazon Cook Stoves
sizes cook for families of from Ave persons
that will cook for six hundred
Are also Agents for the celebrated JEFFREYs DOUBLE
ACTING LIFT AND FORCE PUMP, with solid India Rubber
Balls for valvesThree Sizes Nos . and prices s2
SOTO from % 81 feet perpendicular
the from 80 1O feet clear of the nozzle with only
the brake They far superior any other Pump
yet invented.
COOKING STOVES AND RANGES of all sizes, patterns
and prices always hand either Wholesale retail Also
ParOr, Office Church. Bedroom and Steamboat HEATING
STOVES. Steamboats,, Hotels or Plantations supplied.
R-A work done by warranted to give satisfaction. Or
ders solicited from the country.
c. c. BIER CO.,
ol2 ly No. os Camp street. New Orleans
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s,s,.r.z,. snlPs. sTEAMBOATs An -

SSzTgFSssyEA SHIPS, ,SPEAMBOATS AND FAN
k5aA a fessupplied With Beet, Pork, Mutton and Veal
yH sausages, Tripe, and everything in the butcher
ing line Barrels halfbarres Of Choice Corned Beef
put up to order Cabin Family Use at Stalls Nos 50
and 81 OLD FRENCH MARKET, by
MEREEL & PARKER.
N Bsteanboats and shpssupplied with all kinds of Live
Stock such as fresh mich Cows Hogs shoats Pigs Sheep
Goats Ceese Dueks Chiekens etc. se29 ly
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LON ON.

Ke1S FOR LONDON-THE Al b RK Indus-
eFF trie, Capt Hlcken, having the bulk Of her
and going board will meet with dispatch.
For balance Of freight, tobacco, etc apply to
BAXTER, LOWELL 4 co.
THIELE, SELLER 4 co.
passage having superior apply
captain board, Post 65 Fourth District. a26
SSk- FOR LONDON-THE Al FAST SAILING
eFRlN American ship Ann Washburn, Capt. Merry
.--ssS.sau, loading will have immediate dis
patch, For balance Of freight, apply
mis- BAXTER, LOWELL 4 co.
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GENOA.
A Mt w Err p

ES5S FOR ANTXVERP-THE VERY FA II sail
eRNe ing American ship Lochinvar, Capt Cole is now
loading and will have quick dispatch. For freight,
aDpy to BAXTER, LOWELL co.
Fr passage having superior accommodations, apply the
captain board Post 40 First District. -
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-06-16

WHAT We HAVE LosT.--Tn looking over the
state ofour party, we cannot say that the late
IIecompton fight has lost us anything worth talk
ing about. Personal animosity may, in some in
stances, have been engendered, snd some mem.
bers Of our party may have been slightly fright
ened by threatened divisions. But 1t is too
much the afectations of the times, for men
even Of good sense, to give expression to badly
based aRprehensions, and say--for a sure thing,
that such and such things will injure party,
the certainty is just as much the other way
We make the assertion, and on a sufficient
knowledge of facts, that there is not a man in
our party who will not sustain and love Democ
racy now, just as he did before Lecompton came
into Light. Here and there, o man may have
gone off. But that we do not regard as loss
for such did not have the interests Of the party
at heart. We have lost nothing worthy call
ing a. loss. Democrats understand this, and
know why it is Republicans cannot understand
ii; they think, that because such difficulties
would bring disaster to them that therefore our
organization must be torn into fragments. 1t
is not the destiny of Democracy to split over
Lecompton2 The principles of the party are
not rooted in one tract of Western lanl, they
reach over the whole broad country; they ex-
tend to. and are for the protection of all Sec
tions alike--and if it so happens that we some
times differ about Kansas policy, when that
difference is settled, we have thirty two times
as many States-ayeraging more important
about the government Of which we are all
agreed. We repeat, that We have lost nothing?
We have bright prospects ahead.--OLio Patriot.
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0TTwo years ago, the Republican party were
so terribly hard run for political capital that
they made anti MormoniSn, principal plank in
in their Philadelphia platform, and pledged the
Fremont administration to wipe out 'those
twin relics of barbarism, Slavery and Polyga-
my" Now, their tune is totally changed -
Their very heart strings are torn at the bare
remembrance of the wrongs which have been
visited on the Mormons, and they boldly charge
Old Buck with cruelty to an oppressed and per-
secuted people. The only pretext for this
charge against the President is to e.-found in
his fixed determination to compel the Mormons
to cease robbing and numbering emigrant trains,
and to submit themselves in decency to all the
rightfM authority Of the general government
over Utah As to the matter of how many
wives Mormon may have, that is question
with which the President does not propose to
meddle. Every State and Territory has the
right to establish and maintain its own marriage
laws free from all outside interference Some
States of the American Union have hung per-
sons for horse stealing. Others wont hang even
for the most fragrant murder. In neither case,
can the general government interfere. Its rights
and powers are plainly set forth in the United
States constitution. Beyond what that instru-
mcnt expressly provides, neither Congress nor
the President can go.-Ne,oark Ady0cate.
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Very Natural.

Joshua R. Giddngs publishes an article in
he labors to defend the outrages Of the British
cruisers on American vessels. He says: 1--WE
sincerely hope England will carry out her trea-
ty stipulations; that she will pursue the course
she long since adopted on this subject"
1t is a disgrace to our country that our nation
al legislature should be polluted with:a man
whose heart is nothing but fostering lump of
treason. Giddings is mover satisfied unless he
is engaged in some nchrious task involving his
country's disgrace. lie never made speech
but the burthen Of it was his country's misfor-
tunes and errors, magnifed and distorted to
the extreme capacity Of morbid fancy. 1t
could hardly, therefore, be expected that he
would have particle ofsympathy for his coun-
try in its present hour of threatened trouble
although such men as Hale, Seward and Viii.
son, can cast aside the predjudices ofparty, and
rally in common with the patriotic men OF all
sections, under the stars and stripes.
Giddings cannot forgo this opportunity of
showing his implacable hatred of his country
The elements of our national commissions and
most threatening evils, are the fountain OF his
political life, and over them he gloats and feeds,
as the spotted toad lives upon the "noxious va
pors Of . dungeon" He never sees aught to
commend in the policy Of Ofsuccessiye administra-
tons: nothing in the progress Of our country,
physically, morally and intellectually, to admire
and praise, but in his every utterance and sylla.
BILE Is poured out reproachcs, abuse and recitals
Of our national shortcomings.
The main spring for his sympathy for the
British at this time, says the Trumbull (O.)
Democrat, is that he is aware that rupture be-
tween this country and any foreign power wo'd
eectually quiet all internal and sectional agita-
tion--that it would unite the country and
strengthen the ties Of patriotism, causing us to
regard each other with more charity, not requi-
ring of another section greater moral and po-
litical psrfection::than we can honestly claim for
ourselves. Such . condition Of things would
crush out Giddings and his crew Of imitators
and followers, leaving them incapable of prolong-
ing their assaults against the integrity Of the
Union.
In taking up the defence of the British, Gid
dings is fighting for his life. Quiet the negro
agitation, Of which he is leading spirit, and
his occupation's gone. i@
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Murder and Raplne.

Joshua r. Giddings is in favor of the lux
ures of war and rapine, if twill be the means
ofturning all the darkeys loose without own.
ers, That is what we understand him to say
in the paragraph which we append. It's taken
from an article, over his initial in Ashtabula
Sentinel. He says;
eve hope that every slave may obtain his
freedom at the earliest possible moment, and at
any expense, even lift costs the life ofevery
pirate who attempts to hold him in bondage"
He is getting anxious for reign Of territory
and deluge OF blood! Doesn't care for expenses!
Go in Joshua! Take few thousand of your ex-
ira mileage sstealings and equip regiment oI
niggers, and open the ball. yourself Just the
kid of man ior the leader Of such an expedi-
ton, and one that would. be sure to meet warm
reception among the pirates" Washington,
Jefferson, Madison, Jackson, Clay, Taylor and
other illustrated Americans, were all pirates
according to Giddings' defnition, yet their
names will be fresh in the memory of this ma
ton, when Giddings shall hare beena thou
sand years lorgotten,=- 7tambG County Demo
T0t-f4 -Es aai55a. #GaA 4NEs sfs88gL
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Good Medicines

Il is estimated that Ayers Cherry Pec,oral and
Cathsrlc Pills have done more to promote the pub.
lie health, than any other one cause. There can
be no question TINT the Cherry PecIotal has bv ia
thousand and thou sund OF cures OF Colds Conghs
Asthma, Group, Influenza, Bronchiis Sc, Serv
much reduced the pFOp1tiou of de- aths ffofu. soS
snmptiTe diseases in this country T'he JiIl. ne
as good as good the Pectoral and will cure moro
complaints.
Everybody needs mere or less purQine. Pur0a
the blood from its impurities Purge the bowels.
Liver and the whole viseeral system from obstrue.
tions Purge out the diseases which fasten on the
b dy, to work its decay But for diseases we shuld
die only OF old age Take antidotes earIy and
lhrust from the system, before il is yet too strong
to yield.
Ayers Pills do thrust out di sense, not only while
il is weak but when il has taken n strong hold
Read tle astounding statements Of those who have
been cured by them from dreadful Scrolula Drops
sy, Ulcers skin Diseases, Rheumatism, Neuralgias
Dyspepsia, Internal lains Billions Complaints,
Asthma, Heartburn, Eeada che, Gout and many
less dangerous but still threatening ailments such
as pimpes on the face Worms Nervous IrritabjII.
ty, Loss Of Appetite lHeguiariiies Dizziness hi the
head, Colds, Feverss Dysentety, and indeed every
yatiety OF complaints for which Purgative RENE.
dy is required. tdf se 3ra.s-i.s F5f b. 81 a
these are no random statemen Is. but are authen-
ticated by your own neighbors and your own Ply.
scians. ruHi gU, se- 4ass 1g41 4sfa f,
Try them once and you will never. be without
them. N
Price q cts. per box--5 boxes for s100. ea 5i,t
Prepared by }. Z AVER. Chemist Lowell, Mass.
and sold by all respectable Druggists ever, where
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legal Notice.
&c. o3 ea4ts,Eeaf'


Letchworth Birney and I Eitso sagg ,
Israel Brney In the Court Of Com.
VS.: mon Plens Of Hnrri.
John D. Wilson and son County. Ohio l.
Elizabeth his wife, r.,.-.
Jesse Cnrothets and Petition to quiet tile
Nancy his wife, Ct al. -J M anCdFEF
TTrliE said deftndants, Jesse Carothers and Nancy
j his wife James Stewart and Elizabeth his wifa.
George Palmer, Catharine Palmer Jr Wilson Pal
meT, minor. md Martha Palmer miner. resi-.
dents of the State OF Indann will take notice that
petition was filed against them and others in said
Court of Common Pleas on the 10Th ay OF NAV
1883 II is averred in said petition-t6at MARY
Palmer, widow of Hiram Palmer, dccenset, died
inlestate without issue, seized in fee simple of the
following described lands and tene rnents situate in
said County OF Harrison to VIII: part of the North
east quarter Of section No TWENTY-FIVE f2St In,
twelve tl2) Range six t6), beginning for a boun.
da:y as ollows at u stone in The road at
the orthcast corner CT Mr. Snees' land; thence
South seventy deg west, "a perches To a stone in
large stump thence North seventy seven and one
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BED BUG ExTERMINAToR.-Ac correspondent
OF the Christian Aluocate is answerable for the
following receipt for destroying bed bugs
Thoroughly fumigate every room with brim-
stone. To do this, first stop the fiues Of chin
neys, open the doors of closets, and so arrange
beds and bedclothes as to leave all the bedsteads
completely uncovered. Next, heat an old pot or
skillet, so that birthstone will instantly blaze
when dropped into it. Set the pot thus heated
on the hearth, or in any safe place in the room;
drop into it three or four ounces OF roll brim-
stone; leave the room, close the door, and lctit
stay closed at least three or four hours. The
smoke of the burning birthstone will soon fill
the room and every crevice in it, and it will
completely exteripinate the bugs"
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OmciaI ]; ribery I'm iowa.

We recently published an accomnt Of the
Wisconsin bribery case, and now comes another
report Of the like proceedings in Iowa. The
Dubuque Herald says:
lore Republican Corruption have just
received the report Of the special committee,
appointed by the House Of Representatives at
the late session Of our Legislature to investigate
the alleged frauds in the location ofthe Capital
at Dos Mones. We had heard Of the charges
ofdishonesty and bribery against the Republican
Commissioners, or . majority OF them, who
were appointed by q Republican Legislature to
relocate the Capital; but this report now before
us makes known and confirms greater amount
orrascality on the part of those commissioners
than we had even heard.