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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-07-17
COLLEGE PoYDRAs.
PAROIssE DE LA POTNTE Cow,

M LA oANIE COUPEe /
E ExERCICEs de cette insists
- meneeront lie premier lundi De fzvr;aoa 20
lie cours DIES etudes comprendra t.n'.
qul sont generalenens eHseignecs aau. .I J esta3
ieurs colleges du pays, ct une aftsu usas lee usl
sera donnee a tout ce qui, dane ~ speeaaa
etudes, peut avoir une importance .e coan d.
achievement aux affaires de Ia vic. ~parteaGta
cenx qni auront pris leurs degrees dan ee core qa2
tuition, possederont, a leur entrsa d"a. cette iaassI
des connalssances pratiques, aussi b;en .s noai
La Tongue experience du Sur;nt.n,, J
dams la carriere de l~'enseignement .. I w. aehA
resultats obtenus par lui, lui insnirsn.. u aeueu
lance, ct lui donnent lie droit d,a.s sas oe &c 10
voudront bien lui confer leurs enfants "a, seu1 qG
parfaltement satisfaits, ct sous le ranna y. ~ slas,
dc ct de advancement, ct sous celui ar a.. ae ieh
ct Gu neoessaire physiques des eleves "u0sass
Null Professor ne sera emplovs ~;
nest reconnu CONNIE etant parfaitement ssseS
de remplir son mandat. eapaNs
Les plus grandes facilities possibles so,,.
MES dams cette Institution, pour hate, ia sa
des eleVes; outre tous les instruments a. y pefs
dc CHIME, de philosophie ct de pbvsious appasla
sede une bibliotheque choisie ct comnlstss es ps
Ce college offre des facilities ponr r;.n,
langue anglaise qui ne sont surnass1e s, sm dsa
d'acune autre institution du paws, etant s;i pa ssss
une egale facilite. s"'seSaFet
CONDITIONS.
Cours 1instruction, avec pension, bl,,,
Gowns d,;5 e.o,, par an........$20,W
sion, par an.......... eoo N
Cours preparatoire, par an. so%
Cours de Classiques. T s@
de matricule, (pour
Internes seuls) ......... lom
A. W. JACKSON,
No.. President.
Pointe Coupee, 80 janv-l an.
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AVIS AU PUBLIC.

LIE public est prevent de ne pas ne.
goc'er GU prcndre en- Placement I'm Ger.
tain billet date lie Ter aoat 1851, pour Ia
somme de $3.50 90, payable 4 pordre
dOmer Gueho, lie S j~anvier 1859, sigps
par Savinien Pourciau.
La condition de ce billet n'ayant pas
etc remplie, je suis decide lie ne pas L.
payer.
SAVINIEN PQnRr1Ar
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SAVINIEN POURCIAU.
DE NEGRES

H~ABILLEMENTS DE NEGRES
LES soussignes ont lhonneur dan.
noncer au public qu'ils viennent de rece.
vo'r, par les derniers arrivages, I'm as.
sentiment complet Embellishments de-
negres, tells que Sou'icrs, Bottles, Cha.
peaux, Pantalons, Chemises ct Casaaues
etc, qu'iis offrent i vendre u prix ls
plus moderes. SIMON g. LGR
3 let
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HENRY TENNY,

CARPENTER ct MENUIS1ER,
BAYOU SARA L'KE.
A phonneur d'annoncer a ses amis ct an pnonss
"A quill tient CONSIGNMENT en- main IN aseoI..
ment complet de CERCUEILS METALElQuo
PATENTB de CRANE, a son Atelier, aupfes
de l'ecurie de N. j. II. Henshaw, a Bayou sara
rs N. DEMOUY est mon Agent pour u
vente de ces cercueils, dams Ia paroisse DC Is
Pointe Coupee; il en a t~oujours IN assortment
complet en- disponibilite.
10 ayril q. TENNY.
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EPAVE

EPAVE.
A etc arrete par le sousssigne, lie 20
mars, sur Phabitation de NJ. Lacoste, en-
cette parolsse un cheval 6aiAe, de Is
paumes de h%auteur, ct fourbu. Pas de
marque visible.
LIE proprietaire du dit cheval est par
lie present somme de venir lie reclamer
enpayant les frais, sans quot il en- sera
dispose commencement a Ia loi.
EDWIN VIGNES.
% mai
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LETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
DU NEUvIEME DISTRICT JUD1c1A1RE--pA
Ro1ssE De la poINTE coUpEE
Zenon Porche ]
vs.. No. 1890

A. L. Mahoudeau.
EN- VERTU de ct pour ~satisfaire un writ de saisif
etvente lance dams la cause ci-dessus intitulee. ct
moi adresse par Honorable eour du Neuvieme
District, dams ct pour la paroisse ct pEtat susdits
pour s~atisfaire a Ia demande du plaignant ct au1
frais, J'ai saisi ct j'ofrirai en- vente publique, a Ia
Maison de Cour,
samedi, k 7me jour du mois d'aout 1858.
a II heures A. NJ, tous les droits, titres ct ints.
rets que lie defendeur a dams ct a Ia dite proprie-
tie ci-apres decrite, SAVIOR:
Julien, negre age de 81 ans,
John do do 81
Negre, do do 80
Lastly, do do ~
Paulin, do do 81
Perrine, negresse agee de so ans,
Liza, agee de go ans,
Marie, agec de SIS ans,
Celestin, negre age de Is ans,
Achille, "a ans,
Jacques, 81 ans,
S%osthene, II ans,
Joachim, age de IA ans,
Victorine, mulatresse de IA ans.
Marie, GU LAGOON, de 80 ans,
SEES trois %enfants, Ellie, GU Boulet,
age de 10 ans, J~ulienne, de I ans, ct
Catherine, dun an.
Iherese, negresse agee de IS ans,
Joachim, de Is ans.
CONDITIONS DE La VENTE
Compliant, avec estimation.
SEVERN PORCHE,
Sheriff.
Pointc Coupee, 8 jlet-tds.
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L'ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.

coUR Du NEUv1EME DISTRICT JUD1c1A1RE-pA
RoIssE DE LA Po1NTE CouPEE.
Rosalie Gremillion, spouse,
vs.. No. 1904
Alex. Chust, jr, son epoux.
En- vertu de ct pour satisfaire 4 un
writ de f. fa., lance dams la cause ci-des-
sus intitulee, ct a moi adresse par Pho
norable Cour du neuvieme District dams
ct pour la paroisse ct Etat susdits, pour
satisfaire a la demande du demandeur
ct aux frais, j'ai saisi ct j~'exposerai en-
vente publique, a la maison de cour:
samedi, Inc jour du moiis daout 1858,
a 10 heures A. NJ, tous les droits, titres
ct interets que lie defendeur a dams ct 4
la propriete ci-apres decrite, SAVIOR:
UN CHEVAL EFT UN BUGGY
TERMES EFT CONDITIONS
Compliant avec estimation.
SEVERN PORCHE,
Sheriff,
Pointe Coupee, 8 juliet ls58-tds
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(1) Lorsque Lacenaire attendait lie garcon de
caisse pour lie voler, dams la maison de la rue
Montorgueil, il esait assis sur lie pas de Ia porte,
ct lisait I'm des ouvrages de Jean Jacques Rous,
seau. intitule: LIE Contrat Social.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-07-17

NEGRESSE MARONNE EN- PRISON
A etc arretee ct conduite 4 Ia geole de
cette paroisse, n mulatresse agec den
viron IS ans, sc distant appartenir a NJ
James Field. Ellie SC nonlme Mary, ct
ne parle que PAnglais.
LIE proprietairc de ladite c~sclave est
requis de la venir reclamer en- Sc confor.
mant 4 la loi.
MARCELIN AGUILLARD,
Geolier.
Pointe Coupee, BULLET 1858.
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EPAVE.

EPAVE.
A etc arrete par J.. A. Lebeau, 4 cnvi
ron un mile au-dcssus de Waterloo, lee
c%ourant, I'm petit mulet bai-brun, age Do
dix ans environ, ayant plusieurs tacbes
blanches sur chaque Gpaule, causees par
lie frottement du collier, ct DIES marques
semblables sur lie dos, occasionnees par
la selle.
Pas d'autre marque visible.
LIE proprietaire du dit mulet ~estrequis
de venir lie reclamer en- payant les frais,
sans quot il en- sera dispose c~onforut.
ment a Ia loi.
j. Sr-GERMAIN,
Juge-de-Paix du Tine ACCOMPLISHMENT.
Pointe Coupee, 20 mai lS58-6Od
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AVIS.

LIZ public est prevent de ne pas negocier %
certain billet souscrit par NM. Auguste StDisisr
ct Forestin Hebert, pour la somme de deux mile
plastres, payable lie 2 mars 1859, en- favour &c
ursin Sicard, ct paraphe ne vuriaur, ledit billets
trouvant dune maniere frauduleuse enlre la
mains de tiers. URSIN SICARD.
emai-3Od
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-07-17

AVIS
EST donne par ces p~resentes que j.
b. Blanchard, administrators de la sue.
cession de Veuve Simeon Major, dectdee,
a depose 4 la Cour du 9me District, dams
ct pour la paroisse de la Pointe Coupee,
son tableau de distribution des fonds de
laditc~ Succession, ct que 81 aucune op-
position nest fate au dit tableau dams
les dix jours qui suivront la publication
de Get avis, il sera homologue ct approu-
We par ladite Cour.
LEON LEBEAU,
Depute Grefier.
Pointc Coupee, 2jlet2t
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-07-17

EPAVES.
ONT ete arretes lie s JUN '5s, dansle bois, der
rlere Phabitation de S. A. Lacoste, q Ia Fauss
Rlviere, paroisse de la Pointe Coupte:
Tn eheval girls, de quinze paumes de hauteur,
age de dix = douze ans, aveug lie de l'eil gauche,
ct etampe W G sur l'epaule gauche.
Un cheval sorrel, de quinze paumes de hauteu,
age de huit gu neuf ans, ayant une etampe indi+
tincte a Iepaule gauche, la face blanche, lie pied
droit de devant ct celui derriere, blancs, ct ayau,
sur lie dos DIES marques occasiolnees par 10 sele.
Une Jumcnt creole, sorrel fonce, agee de gu
; ans, ayant une etoile au front ct lie pied gsuche
Les susdits chevaux mont pas d'autres marques
visibles.
LIE proprietaire des dts animaux est requis par
lie present de venir les reclamer ct les emnncner en-
Sc conforraant a la loi, sans quot il en- sera dispo-
se commee ellie present.
j. L. DEMORUELLE,
Jugc de Paix du 9me ACCOMPLISHMENT.
junel9
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-09
DIED.

At his residence in Amherst county on the 4tb
day of December ISIS. l,r. RoGERr WIxsnrlp. il
the 60 year of his age.
In the death Of Dir. Wingfrl his relatives. n.
well AS the community in which he lived have
lost true and valued friend, an excellent citizen
anu most exemplary and worthy man. His life.
though comparatively quiet and unohrusivc, was
marked by the highest moral qualities and the
most conscientious and faithful discharge of tho
duties imposed upon him. Nirtuous and amiabe
always, he attcsted short time before his death.
his faith in the truth and promises of the inspired
word. by uniting himself with the Episcopal
Church. and receiving confirmation at the hands
of the venerable Bishop Meade. lie has now
passed away, but his virtues will DO remembered.
and his relatives and friends have reason to hope
that he has gone to realize the reward Of the ,r-
tuous and the just.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-09
Markets..

New YORK. Dec. s.--Flour dull; Southern,
prices unclaimed Wheat quiet and unchanged
Corn firm, Mixed 70 to IA. Virginia Skies 81.
BurlaoRR, Dec S.--flour dull and prices I'M
changed. Wheat very firm, choice White 81 80
to 81 80 Corn steady. White So to &c cents Vel
low Is t. &C cents
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-09

A MAN MuRDrREp.-On Tuesday morning last
man was found in Coal River in water Is inches
or two feet deep, short distance above Peytona
An inquest was held over the body. and verdict
rendered OF Murder. One man has been arrested
Two persons are supposed to have committed the
murder We have no, vet learned the names Of
any of tho parties but learned that the deceased
was an lrishnan. lie hal ouls been in the water
about u hours-kduarb1 S..r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-09

DlsonDERlY Logan, n miserable free
negro wench. was taken up ON the complaint Of
Zachariah Woodall white man, who alleged she
behaved in IL very disordcrly manner on his prem
Uses the night before. The complainant not mp
nearing next morning, the accused was discharged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-09

PAMPiI>s pIror. hlpomnt'os. Va Dee ri s.4.
Mfs>Rs VII ITrMpRE JVsII>--ILdr Srs Pleas s'nd
Hv of llIl II AND Nif III
FLOWS knoxs Patent They certainly the best 1low =
lhaNr It's h 1raupt and respect
Your "ailS- tie plowS desirsd
Nuuts with much respect.
dec 4 dts TUOS l. MATTHEW'S.
THW THE pl UJlG Have You .rcB silver
u thorn a Cats att trtisrneni Il III BIBLE SpEtTA-
CLESt II rot another TO-DAY s
lG.lts
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

BUSINESS MENs' PRAYER Mrr1iNG.-Thcrc arr,
regular meetings for PRAYER ut the room Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, at l. . clock.
The public are invited to attend.
nov dts
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nj a RRJED

On the 2nd Of December, at the residence of
Thos. I. Nash, OF Louisville Nv. by the Rev Dr.
Crak, WM +. You've. of Baltimore, to Miss j. S.
BAcKus of the former city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-09

AFTER IlouRs.-Danic IIuckstep, slave to Jesse
Hare, was arrested Tuesday night on the river,
after hours, and taken to the cagc-was ordered
fifteen lashes.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-09
BY TELEGRAPH.
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
Arrival of tho Quaker City.

NEw ORLEANS. Dec S-The steamer Quaker
City, with California mails to tho 10th of Noyem-
Der. arrived here to-day
The Golden Age brought down from the mines
two AMI quarter million of treasure
Business at San Francisco was improving
Tn" ship Lucas. from Victoria to san Francisco.
was totally wrecked and fifteen lives lost.
George Penn Johnston, who was nrraigned for
killing Ferguson in duel. has been acquitted.
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Arrest of EilllhuafOra.

Monltr. Dec. s.-rhe schooner Susan Harvey
sailed from this port Saturday, with ono hun
dred and forty passengers, without papers, hut
was ovcrhaucd by an armed boat dispatched
from the Revenue Cutter McClelland. She WINS
stopped. but tho men from tho Cutter were not
allowed To board her
The Susan was held until Instructions could be
received from Washington. The iilibuscrs were
very indignant.
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THE "GREAT REPUBLIC"
MO NIHIN

To The rab he BOOK and Periodical 7rda, and Ae Frss'
VI have the honor announce thai shall issue,
alb the lsi brccmhrr next, Ia hr In H.
the al tho public aud tho periodical
trade tho Fra Numbr y a Nm M"'bdd Misa;int T. b,
called TIN "GREAr Ktri Bl.lC " MONTHLY.
1t l. Intend make this Magazine superior in
Hrrr an, hing hrf,c issued in this country The
,al acrre character best be irrstioi by ita
h tH BE- 6r1aR hB Mathematician Eiso Sectional ~
Scfarhrn ai rhniiy inItsn'h twill ohrr Ia the writer's
ai thinkers e ih- tuou common Held, Wh"f" they
he IA hc-t GROUND Of cnt'mparary literature II III
Ltthrt about il every Nati,tN at intellect,
1h Articles W Il be- wide covering, nmenE
ether grounds Ea~ayS. Skctch"s lumorou4 Tales St"S s.
" sot ed nclrnt- Reviews tttaucs, ho,r sphes Seien
Aritles TrusS Table Talk Incidents fuiii =.
rnrn. iallal, Sanzns Souncts, Ms-r, t"ncsrondonce
tts>'
III" Nae,rc II hc protuscly illustrated in the iit est
stNie ~ wood ,nrra,my
Tho rr,v department viii rre.out greater variety com
hin, iharnu Ncrll,np Is hoeN,d than,
tcto" "'.irI tho Anrfcan public IN singl" periodical
The ic authors popular writers aiu htln,n the
I'M I..,,I I.t1Ln 4.u.n I.IDI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-09

CIRCUIT CouRr.--Judse Marshall, presiding
Wednesday Dec ga decree in chanccry was
rendered in the case of Williams VS.. Cabell. John
Phelps, charged with felony, was laed in the
sum of $3.50 for his appearance ut next term,-
The case of Slaughter VS.. Robinson, was dismiss
ed by the agreement Of parties. Court will meet
this morning at 10 o'clock.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-09

THE RAILROAD AccIpENT.-Mr. l.arkin. the
droycr who was injured on the Virginia and Ten
ne ,see Railroad Tuesday morning, died Tues
,lay night. Mr.. l.. was highly respectable gen
tlenan, and resided at kingsport. Tennessee
where he leaves wife and two children to lament
his sudden death.
Mr.. Nicholas, the brakesman, had only the
small bones of his leg fractured, and will doubt
less soon recover.
The injuries received by the fireman, were not
as serious as at first represented and it is expect
ed he will be able to resume his work in few
DAYS.
1t is thought tho distractions on TIE read will be
entirely removed to-day, when the freight trains
will resume their regular running
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-09

AT meeting Of the Trustees Of New London
Academy held at the Academy on Saturday the 4th
inst, the following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Hhereas, 1t has pleased Almighty God. in the
dispensation of his allwise providence, TO remove
from our midst our much esteemed President,
Alexander Irvine.
BE it therefore Resolred, That whilst We bow
with humble resignation to the will of God, we
can but mourn the loss of our friend and associate.
Resolred, That we deeply sympathisc with the
afflicted family in the bereavement they have suf-
fered in the loss of Il devoted husband and alice
tionate father.
Res5lred. That copy of these resolutions be
furnished the family of the deceased and that the
Lvnchburg Virginian be requested to publish the
same. r.. >. III lER, | C,own,jves
II. c. SAUNDERS, ''""'''''
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FREIGIIy TRADE-There were received at the de-
Dot of the Va & Tenn. Railroad. on yesterday 10
loaded cars, consisting Of $4,000 pounds of Mis-
celaneous; lac, 600 pounds of Hogs
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nigh; have made the fifteen hundrcd.-C hattie
Rooga Ttna) .Idrc,4iser
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CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.
To ADVERTISERS.

The Lynchburg yirginian. now half century
old, has acquired position second in influence To
but few, if any other journals in the State; and
has a wider circulation than any newspaper pub
lshel Southwest of the Metropolis To say
nothing of its circulation in this city and neigh
borhool-it is penetrating every part of that ex-
tensive region, which, by the completion Of
great lines of intercommun ton, has become
tributary to this oi,y. As m ADVERTISING medium
therefore, it affords uncqualled advantages To all
our business men who desire to increase their
trade.
The job Office connected Herewith. is now ono
of the most extensive in the State having been
provided during the last year with all the facilities
requisite to execute any manner of work. from
large poster to the most delicate wedding card
The proprietor has no disposition to puff the cs,
tablishment into notice, is it necessary. since
his work speaks for itself, and the public have
shown their appreciation by increasing their pat
ronage full fifty per cent in the last year,
All orders will meet with prompt attention.
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NJ
ErysipClns, srs ofpla, Hing. Evil, letter Tu-
~, and salt

From Forno,rija9 Merchant Of - .onis, Fb T. 1896
DIR AYEE;i our Ps the raHeeu Of all that IL grcnt
in medicine They ha, curoi lti daughter Of alcrroni
upon her hands and feet that hal proved ncurahe
Her mother had been long vously afflicted with
botrhes and Jmp.s her skin her hair After
child cured she also Fills and they have
her. ASA MORGRIDGE.
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NEW AND CHOaCE AsSDHTMFNT. Al"
~ EXCEEDINGLY LOW pklCEr The subscriber 1
receiving, ard has ia store cuIicte
School aud Miscellaneous Books Letter and MOI. rae
Bank Books, stationery and Fancy q ,ls suitable hta
coming holidays Cai AID th tex befro pur ha
ing else where INDULGENCE wl b" 80" red to all par-
ularly to those who deal on the cash stem.
dee Ids II. c. VIrTpR.
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SPECIAL Court OF APPLALS.-W edncSday, De-
ccmber 8.-Present Judges Daniel, Baker, Gill
mer and Marshall. The case of Garland VS.. Hunt,
an appeal from Circuit Court of Lynchburg. was
partly argued.
The following cases we're continued till next
term:
Anderson vs. Rutledge. appeal from Pittsylva-
MIA.
Mutual Assurance Society VS.. Thomas appeal
from Bedford.
MAYO vs.. Dibrell & Co., appeal from Camp
bell.
Anderson's ex'rs. vs.. Perkins, appeal from
Prince Edward.
Pankev VS.. Mcdaniel appeal from Henry.
Shelton VS.. Ferguson. appeal from Plttsylvania.
Allen and others VS.. Younger, appeal from Hal
flax.
Barksdale and others vs. Owens and others, ap-
peal from Halifax.
The same vs.. the same, second case, appeal from
Halifax.
The Court will meet this morning at O'Clock.
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NhVUMHV1sN3, NFUFHTXF!t Nhu 1sOUt.
From Ne Rcr Dr. Hnokcs Of the MsAniis EIs ChnIrh

PULASKI House SAVANNAH Ga. Jan d i,J6
HoSOEED SIX II sioui he urrat"iul Tor the relief
SIX II has brought ii DID Ia l.
cold se' limb. aud brought cxcruci turalg.
pains which eulcd in chronic rhrlHasm notwithstanding
had the best physicians the di,eas,
until y the advice "f excellent in lnliinor, I'r
Mackenzie tried III Is Ih,ir fleets bu
by perstvcrine tI, tlcin, entirely
we'll
SENATE CHAMBER, BAros RotiGE, La. 3 Dee la.5
DIR. AYER IL have been entirely cured bY rls of
Rheumatic GouI-a painful disease that had afflicted
years VINCENT SLIDEIi.
For Drop-y, Plethora - Kindred 4 IN pia ini
active they excellent
for S">iiveurs Cons ,,nt ION, md "a a. ID in
1'iil, they agreeable ans! ,f", tua
Fits, Supprcssi0m, Earaiy sjs, InHn ion.
Deafness. AMI Partia, fslindne-s, have
cured hy the Alternative action OF thrr Pills
Pills in market Mercury, lci although
valuable remedy ul hands dangerous ru lie
i'll dreadful that frequently follow its
pcauous These contain mercury mineral sub
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