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sing dull pains in the back and loins, Gravel, Fluor
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THE SOUTHERN CULTIvATOR.

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,SHERIFHS SALE.

Townsend, Tompkins. & Co.. vs. Henry
Evans-Eleventh District Court-Parsll
or Catalonia,
by virtue of a writ of ferri facias in the
- above entitled case. and to the sheriff
OF Catahoula directed. I have seized upon as
the property Of defendrnt. Henry Evans
One four whe Carriage And two BY Horses
and will on Saturday the First day Of Nav
1858, within legal hours. at the door Of the
court house in said parish, offer for sale AT
public auction, to pay and satisfy said writ
Terms Of sale, cash under benefit of ap.
praisement.
d. NJ TR1CHARD, Sheriff.
March. 81 1858. prs. fee Sc.
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SHR/EFS s ALE.

s. E Grooman u Co.
vs.. 18th District Court.
George Briggs, Parish of CatahouIa
NY virtue of writ Of Fl ia. in the above
= entitled suit, issued from the Hon Dis
trict.Court of the parish of Catahoula, and
to the Sheriff of said parish ERECTED, have
seized upon as the property OF the defendent
George Briggs. Il tract or Parcel Of Land,
being in Township Range East, contain
ing Eighty Acres, in land District, North of
Red River, which said land was entered BY
James Phelps.
AMI will on SATURDAY THE 1st.
DAY or MAY. 1858, within the hours
pr scribed by law, offer said land for sale at
pubic Auction, at the Court house door in
said parish.
TERMS Of sale cash, for what it will bring.
ID. NJ. PRICHARD, Sheriff.
March 81 5s.-prs. fee Sc
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"WATER-CURE JOrRNAI ,

We know of no American periodical which pre-
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on all subjects relating to human progress and wei
fare, than this Journai.-NewYor Tribune,
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York Evening Post.
Published Monthly and devoted to Physiology,
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Notice This.

IONS wishing to resort Or settle at the
Ghite Sulphur Springs, are informed that the
fgned will furnish them gratuitously, with
|luisite material for erecting houses. also lots
d upon, which said buildings and lots are to
in their possession, SO long as used for their
Dc and benefit T. D. EVANS.
III 81, 1858. 4-49, I'm.
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STATE OFL<1CiSlANA,

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Lieutenant Governor-C. Ii. Mouton.
Secretary of S,a,e-Andrew S. Heron.
Audi.or-E. W. Robertson.
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DuRrNc ~. NOTICE.
IL tbor;zsd = ~. zee Col VIM. N. Tew is au-
for the year 1857. fece'f~ 'o' 0'"''
Ma. ,o,o ". E. GAuA>EN, Collector
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SHE IFf'S SALE.

SHN IT. y > > IEE.
Scott d Soaring VS.. Henry Evane-Searinc
& Scott VS.. Henry Evans-EIeventh Dis.
,sict Court-Parish Of Catahoula.
DY Virtue of writs of f. "a. in the above entitled
ID cases issued from the Hon. District court of the
parish OF Catalonia, and 10 the Sheriff thereof d.
rected, have seized upon the property of the
ictenlcnt Henry Evans. The South half Of the
Northwest quarter Of Section No 8. Township No
I, Range No. East. containing CO. Srventy-nine,
acres or less with all the buildings and i'm
p,oyements thereon, situated lying and being in the
parish of Catahou'a.. And will on Saturday tie
first day Of Hag, 1853, within legal hours, at the
conrt house door Of said parish. offer said property
for safe at public auction, to pay and satisfy said
wrts.
Terms Of sale Cash under heaeft Of appraiS emnnt
D. N. PRICHARD, Sheriff
Marth, 81 ls5S.-prs. fee Sc
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few short Extracts from Letters, Tcstim onals &c
~ have used jacobs Cordial III my family and
have found it Il most efficient, and in my judgment
most valuable remedy."-IIon Hiram Warner
Judge of Supreme court ia.
1T lives me pleasure in being able TO recommend
jacobs Cordia-iny own personal experience and
the experience of my neighbors and friends around
me, is d sufficient guarantee for me to believe 10
be all that it pu,ports to be- viz Sovereign Rem
eiy."-Wm II. Underwood, formerly Judge Supe-
ricr court, Cherokee Circuit:
II tale great pleasure in recommending this in
valuable medicine to all afflicted with bowel diseases
for which believe it to be a sovereign remedy
decidedly superior to anything else ever tiled by
mc."-s A Gou!ding Deputy &. NJ. Of the Grand
Lodge Of Geo gia
Il have hscd jacobs Cordial in my family and
this, with all hear about it as remedy by those
who have tried it induces to believe that it stands
at the head OF every preparation of the kind and !
would recommend its Use in the diseases for which
Ills Compounded Miles G. Dobbings, Cashier of
the Bank of the State of Georgia, Griffin
"1f there Is any crcdibity in human testimony,
Jacobs Cordial must stand pre-emihent above all
other preparations for the cure of Bowel Diseases
From the mass of testimony in its favor coming ia
from all quarters, ii must be very far in advance as
a curative agent, Of most if all other patent
preparations "A. Fleming, Cashier Marine and
Fire Insurance Bank, Griffin.
"Thi, efficient remedy is travelling into celebrity
as fast as Bonaparte pushed his columns into Ru.-
sia. and gaining commentator whcreye. llsed"-
Georgia Jcfersonian, May 10, 1858.
Druggists and country merchants supp .by
J WRIGHT & Co..
46-3m. New Orleans
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d" AMERICAN ORGAN

weekly paper published in Washington city,
D. C., by an association of Native Americana
81 per annnun. TO single subscribers Clubs Of ten
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THE GLOBE 4:

THE GLOBE:
The Official Paper If Congress.
The proprietor Of this excellent and use
full paper. proposes to continue thcepublca-
ton Of the Debates of Congress iii tnll, in
Guiding the laws passed. during the next SEES
sion, to commence On the 1st Monday of
December 1851.
Those who may desire to see the debates
Immediately should take the Daily Globe,
as they are usually published in it two days
before they are printed in book form in the
Congressional Globe and Appendix.
TERMs-One capv, daily, one year SIC !;
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Weekly Globe, one year So.
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Washington City, Aug. 1857.
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L. SCOTT & cos

Reprint Of the British Periodicals and
Farmers Guide.
Great Reduction in the Prize Of tie latter publication
I EONARD SCOTT & Co., New York continue to
L. republish the following leading British Perodi-
Gals, viz:
/ The London Quarterly, Conservative
The Edinburgh Review, CWhig)
3 The North British Review, Gree Cl,nrch)
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REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS


j. P. Benjamin and J. SIiJell, Senators.
Geo. Eus,is, Jr, Thomas Green Davidson
J. NJ. Sandige and Miles Taylor.
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Di!lty OF OOnstlfnptlS
sss; ss's i 81 E s.'s.:.NUMBER 81.
by tu5e-cplar absorption
Transformation Of tabtrcte c.
co,eretion in the third by ciedt.ss Hung.
welded to the past may assert, tA.b. and said:
sumption is incdrable; such are behiI al. 49,.
all this. this great truth must be appaTsa,a h""'
medicine inhaled in the form of vspofVe.-
directly into the Lungs, must be much more ii:
than chat taken into the Stomach, where the disc
does not exist "A
The advantage Of Inhalation in Consumptifr
Throat diseases is, that medicines in the fl
Vapor are applied directly to the Lungs wheand
disease exists ; the stomach is thus left frecher
in restoring health, by administering to it hdI
te-giving food.
THERE IS NO CASE so HOPELESS.
that Inhalation will not reach! The mears, zoo arc
brought within the reach of all, the administering
the Vapors being simple that the invalid is never
| required to leave home, where the hand of friend
ship and affection tends SO much to aid the ply ST.
clans efforts.
The lnhalng method Is soothing, safe and speedy,
and consists in the administration of medicine ir
such manner that they conveyed into the Lungs
IN tie form Of ropor and produce their action at the
seat Of the disease. Its practical success is destined
to revoutonize the opinions Of the medical world,
and establish the entire durability Of consumption
! earnestly appeal to the common sens. Of all
afflicted with Lung diseases to embrace at once the
advantages OF Inhalation and no longer apply medi-
cine to the unoflendng stomach claim for Inha-
ation place amongst the priceless gifts that nature
and art hath given us, that "our days may be long
in the land, and as the only -, ,I..
ARK OF REFUGE FOR THE CONSERVATIVE !;
method not only rational but simple, safe and et-
cacioas. ,. ..'
Such of the profession that have adopted Inhala-
ton, have found it e0caeious in the highest degree,
arreai"g the progress Of the disease. and working
ronders IN many desperate in verify triumph
of our Art, this fell destroyer of species.
NoTE-Physicians wishing to make themselves
acquainted with this practice informed that our
time being valuable, We only reply, as to ingre-
dents used, to such letters that contain Fee The
fee in all places of Pulmonary affections win be slO
the receipt of which the necessary medicines and
instrument will be forwarded. tt fee in other
cases will be from IS to $40.
Applicants will state age, sex, occupation, married
Or single, how long affected, if any hereditary dis
ease exists in the family, and symptoms generally
Let the name, town and State be plainly written
Postage for return answers must be enclosed. Let
tiers when registered by the postmaster are at our
risk. All letters must be addressed
WALLACE MERTOUN, NJ D.,
S. NJ. Institute, New York city,
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yuditiury-Supreme Court.
E. 7. Merrick, Chief Justice; A. NJ. Buch-
anah, - Co.'s, W. Ii. Spoiforj, and Cornell
US Noerh!es, assistant justices.
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. 8 9 Q 8 Q
Cheaper than the Cheapest"

n "Ghcapcr IMAM Inc ChcaptN."
a SELLING AT CITY PkfCES.
are now receiving our LARGE AND COM
n PLETE SPRING AND SUMNER STOCK,
We fer together with cur usual full and well
ED stock at the LOWEST CITY PRICES
lock consists Of
q Dry Goods and Clothing;
4 Boots and Shoes
4 Hats and taps:
4 Crockery and Chinawore
Cutlery and Hardware
1 Trunks and Carpet bags
Medicines, de-, dc.
fsH stock Of GROCERIES Arrays on lind,
,re offer at the LOWEST CASH PRICES.
would call the particular attention Of the
Els Of this place and vicinity to our stock of
ICY DRY GOODS and respectfully invite
70 visit the store and examine our beautiful
Of fine FRENCH PERFUMERY, also @n
dies BOnMets aud Hats, all Of
lest styles.
aides Six Flats and Leghorm do.
Planters of this and adjoining Parishes will
" by calling on us for their HEAVY PLAN
ON GOODS as we can supply them at the
city prices
u and examine for Yourselves at
Bm. L. N ptyer 4 Co.'s.
------- ---ad'- -
oNer! LnmberH LNsOber!!:
'mderagned announce to the community
'ney have just flushed and putin operation
STEAM SAW MILL.
kqown as the Chalk Hill, thirteen
TOM narr'sonhurg, on the Monroe road, and
prepared to fill in a satisfactory manner
tnat may be ordered.
JAMES GLOVER l. co.
arch IL, ls5s--44-3m.
1"' quality 'AoH b. good, and term.
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i yAy.UARr.r TR'2,S J q e.

i VALUABLE TRlJg Z e.
n situated on Sicily Isand, hAND roh SAIL
lands Of DR.. Nuttle and DR.. PennngsAtoojotnl Tue
South half Of Section 81. Township IL, Nort; 'i'e
East, District North Red River.
Terms-One half cash, the balance in twelve
months, with note and good security, bearing per
cent interest from date Of sale. The lands may be
seen by calling on DR.. Pennington. Those wish
ing to purchase can do SO by calling on me at my
residence or by writing to me at this place.
J. PEBBLES.
Trinity La, Feb 10, 1858. 39-3m
STATE OF LOUISIANA, ! Eleventh District Court
PARISH OF CArAHoULA Clerks Office.
.Succ. ssion of John Henry decd.
WHEREAS, R. H. CuSY, has filed his application
w in the CLERK. Office of the Eleventh District
Court, PRAYING to be appointed Administrator of sad
succession: therefore, Notice is hereby given, that
unles. opposition be filed in this Office, in writing,
within ter DAYS from the date hereof said applcal
will he appointed according to law.
(~~l Witness, my hand, and the Seal OF
J LIS said Court this 10th dav of April
l~- AID 1858. CT DUKE, Clerk.
Harrisonburg, April l4th 5s. 1887.
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SUCH as acute aid acknowledgements,
(Gonorhoea) elect. Spasmodic Stric-
ture, burning Of the Urcthra, Neural
gia OF the Urethra, acute and chronic
iMtlamatiOn of the coats of the bladder
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PARISH OF CATAUOULA.

PARISH OF CATAHOCLA.
n. NJ. Prichard. Sheriff; C. c. Duke,
Chk; T. u. Nix. Recorder; J. N. Riley,
Assessor; W. j. Burt, Coroner; r. II. Gu
ny, Treasurer.
Nem1crs Of the Police Jury.
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u OF LOUISIANA Eleventh District
1sn OF cArAHorLA, Court, Clerks Office
1s& Succession of Francis Oliver, decd
EREAS, Elizabeth Oliver has filed her app!i-
cation in the Clerks office Of the Eleventh
+ Court, praying to be appointed Adm!nstra-
said succession: therefore, Notice is hereby
that unless opposition be filed in this office,
lting, within ten days from the date hereof,
Pplicant will be appointed according to law.
Witness, my hand, and the Seal of said
this l4th day OF April, AID, 1858.
&c. {. c. DUKE, Clerk.