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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-10
DIR. j. MCDONNELL,
Veterinary Surgeon, M. r. v.

VXyOULD respectfully inform the pubicN
w that he can be consulted st his Vet ES~ST\
Urinary Establishment ION Thru street, NA
between Brady and Terry sreets) ali the olse.ses
the horse IL subject to. After acquiring all the
modern improvements in the science OF Veterinary
Medicine and Surgery, ~ CT pounded In the English
End Continental Colleges, he feels happy In saying
that he will give satisfaction.
All Diseases warranted curess IL durable, or no
charge made. Consultation free. Any amount OF
references.
4 borse-shoei6g shop In connection, where horses
shod proper. june7d&w
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-10

Be not stiff neckcd, and reject let Whatex
prience teaches.--Yevers.s sore throats, agues,
reunstism, dropsies, bilious affections headaches
a affections OF the stomach and bowels, both Of
coSive and dysenteric character, and all the mala-
diefof women and children, have been cured BY the
use II Brandreth's Pills. To tell you tina. have
paid two millions Of dollars to make this known
truer word spoken. And what is the result? why,
that about three million persons In the United States
partially believe In their efficacy, and have general
idea OF the benefits to be derived from puYgation In
sickness. But what . field for philanthropy! What
millions remain TO be convertedl And let me say
the benefits 1t Is capable OF comforting on MANKIND
Let not medical men persuade You that Brandreth's
Pills are quack remedy. 1t Is no such thing What
sell you for TIVE sAHnes these men could not SUP
ply yoa fora dollar. Ny herbs and extracts are all
pSspsred In my own laboratory, where a steam en-
CINE Of one hundred and forty horse power is en-
ploysd exclusively for this purpose, besides an ex
tensive water power. In using these Pills you risk
nothing for they nave been used by millions 20 that
should you feel disposed to take sly cose you will
be able to live through the operation; and You may
have the laugh side when the doctor tell
that he hit your case exactly with that last medicine
Go on in the Use OF the Pills They will cure you
without hurting your teeth gums, and in every
way improve your health. Bold at No. 294 Canal.
street, Brandreths Building and by all respectable
deslers in me'icine. may6-d6vIm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-10

$500 Y1A1.-Wsnted IN ACTIVE, HONEST
man In every county in the States. to travel and
canvass for the NEW YORK Ohm rBus- beautiful
ly illustrated monthly journal. To suitable, active
men, salary Of $500 per year and small commits
sion viii be paid. Address
Q. r. BRlfros. Publisher, 80 Beskman st., n. r.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-10

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-10

FLOATING Bricks. - The floating
bricks which were in use long time
ago, and the manufacture of which has
been revived by M.Fabroni,are compos-
ed of a sliceous or infusorial earth,
commonly known among artizans as
fossil or mountain-mea,. This SUBJ
stance is Of organic origin, and consists
of fifty-five parts sliceous earth, fifteen
of magnesia, fourteen of water, twelve
of alumnia, three of lime and one of
iron it is infnsible in the fire, and
though it loses about an eight part of
its weight, its bulk is scarcely dimin-
ished. Brick composed Of this. sub
stance, either baked or unbaked, are
found to float in water and q twen-
ticth part Of clay may be added to
their composition without taking away
their property Of swimming. These
bricks resist water, unite perfectly with
lime, are subject to no alienation from
heat or cold, snd the baked differ
from the unbaked only in the sonorous
quality they acquire from the the fire.
Their strength is but little inferior to
common bricks, but much greater in
proportion to their weight. Thus it is
found that brick of seven inches in
length, four and halfin breadth, and
one inch eight lines in thickness,
weighs only fourteen and one-half
ounces; whereas common brick
weighs6ve pounds six . ID three .fonrths
ounces. The use of these bricks may
be very important in the construction
Of powder magazines and reverbatory
furnaces, a. they are such bad conduc-
tors Of heat that one end may be made
red hot while the other is held in the
hand. They may also DO employed for
structures that require to be quite light.
-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-10
LUMBER! LunllDer!

LUMBER Aum Der!
A LL1NS l. WILLIAMS having removed theiy
IA Lumber Yards to the corner OF Harrison and
Fourth strests, nov prepared TO offer great In.
ducemen,s 10 purchasers Of Lumber, having
The Largest And Best Assortment
IN THE CITY,
Consisting in part Of the following. namely:
600 cOo Fencing, frsm IL 10 % feet long.
300 0oO II Timber, Joists and Scantling eli lengths
and sises.
100000 n Flooring, dressed and undre-sed.
100000 u siding, dressed and undressed.
200 OO0 n Clear and Second Clear Boards and
Plank.
2co, 900 II Poplar, from n to inches thick.
SOC bds Of No Chicago Shingles, Consisting Of
Shaved, Cut and Sawed.
Sf0 tdls Of 1Aths.
100 bds Of Pickets, N and 3 Inches.
Also large Apartment OF Doors and Dssh
Also large ass0rtmsnt Of al Kinds Of Hard Wood
for Carriage snd Cabinet Makers use, al Of which
" will sell Of tho very lowest market prices ct Uur
new yard, conner Of Harrison and Fourth streets.
Davenport, lows.
ALLIN0 WILLIAMS.
P.S. Also 800 900 n Of Bridge Timber sawed o..
pfessly Tor Bridges, 70. spr6- DIN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-10
w. ID. Bl0ila. M. d..

HAVING located In the City Of Davenport re-
II spectfuly solciis the patronage OF the citizens
Having had long experience in the treatment Of
DIsEASBS OF THE EYE,
Viii sive them, together with other Practice, his
faithful stten' ion.
-. once - Brady-stree first stairs above the
Post Once. je1-6mw
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

tPEcIAL NoTicc.-1hs Committee OF Hqsaiiza-
ton will be In ION at the Counting Room OF Al
dermsn Moray, corner Perry and Second streetss
for ten days, commencing Monday June 9Th, for the
purpose OF adjusting erroneous assessments. All
persons who desire 10 examine the assessment Of
their property, ara notified to attend to the same in
the time above specified, after the 10th day Of
June no complaints will b received. se,sson hours
from to ~, and 2 to O'Clock each day. by order
Of the Council.
MORLEY, COATES l. EVANS,
Equalization Committee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-10
The Whole World United !..Slck PEG
plo, Think !..Aftcr which, Act!

INC " nOl0 W OrIo u n1eCd .ssSICk Eco
plo, Think !..Aftcr which, Act!
You'd scarce expect, at this late day,
With startling cures . book to fill
This is the case, the million say,
With the cures of Herrick's Pill,
They come from East, and North, and West,
And with glad tidings the papers fill,
Because they are the cheapest, ssfest, best.
And superior to others Is Herrick's Pill.
From Roots, and Plants ard Flowers they're
made,
They always cure-they never kill
Thousands now in their graves were laid
Were IL not for Herrick's Pill.
Each pill With sugar Ii covered DER
rare discovery OF matches skill;
Their like WAS never seen before
Until it.appeared Ia Hevrick's Pill.
For years he's worked TO heal the sick,
with JOY elste his bosom fs;
For tens OF thousands now rejoice
At the magic powers OF HerYck's Pills.
20. HERRIOK'S NATCHLEsS vRGRT ABLE
FAMILY PILLS have inundated the world with
their popularity. Over Ave millions Of boxes are
u.s. q annually, giving employment TO eghty-fve men
and women TO put them up. Their cures are num-
oered by thousandstheir praises on the tongues OF
Gil. CtEeos Of Davenport and here, have you
ever used them? Pu. up in English, Spanish, Ger.
man AL French directions. Large family boxes,
= cents! i've boxes for 81. Sold everywhere.
mchI3
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-10

rse psu,cesav u Ievs ere hereby netiasd thss
Oh. Demecrsssc etats Ceuvsntion .foE6is5sAwiil &c
held q
Dee MONIES, Thursday, juno Esd, 1907
IN the OaSalDl. st 10 o'ciock, AN
The psresse u ths Coavsnsion 70 70 nom'ns'e
aes or shssolsowmg o0sss, 70 - ned 81 ss
ensuias October election
one GeDHasr.
Oms Lssusesast Gocsrsor,
Three .Jsdsss Of As Supreme Court.
Also To al ,pt such system OF organization Of sne
Party - may be sest eslcustea TO secure the 'ri-
unpA Ut our principles and sominees.
rhs ratio Of representation will b. one fos every
100 vo.ss csst for Samuel Douglas, a. esci etaiy
state In october 1858. az follow
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-10

Geo. w. Els 4 Go.
No. ~ LeCIsire Row.
LAVE just received . large stock Of
Wall Papers.
Also on consignment rare lot Of
DNI9LaI9z 9ooEH0.
which they will sell at tho
London F,lbltshers' Prices.
ALSO
BOth's and LivimgsiOm's
NEW WORKS ON AFRICA,
Hon. q. II. Smiths
Reminescence Of wester I'm Life OF ghetch..
OF eminent characters In and out VI Congress I'm
portant legal trials In the state OF Indiana sc sc
ovois. $40 pages. Price 800. UnqnestionAbly thu
most interesting book tina, has appeared tor n,sny
years.
Davenport, April II. 1859. prr7u
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-10
$4,000 Bundles Wire Fenci

We are prepared to make contracts with dealers
for first quality annealed Fence Wire, Nos 8 and .
In quantities Of less than one ton deliverable
our Warehouse at any time previous to the rst day
OF June nexthve per cent cash 10 be paid when thu
contract Is made, balance on delivery. Purchaser
are invited TO correspond with us.
jana THOMAS Q. D1OKIRSON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-10
SPRING TRADE

Metal ~ATehol1OO
As Wabash Avenue, Chicago.
NNHD Susubscrtber has now in stock-
i 5000 Boxes 10 BY IL Tin Plate,
$500 " Roofing Tin,
1000 i" xlo BY II Tin Plate,
500 F" &c ~ bv IL
500 4" 1X12by42 Z"
300 10 14by2 20
600 % TX "A 20
300 4" Xxx l3b by 30
100 lXXXl4 20.
So lXxxXl4by20"
S0s &c 10 by ~ Coke,
1GD &c Aby 20 q" Roofing,
" DO,
100 DIX,
800 . DIX,
80 XXlObyI4,
1000 Bundles No % Sheet Iron,
100 lssquality Russia assorted Mo-
500 Pigs Bsoca Tin,
$50 Casks Zinc, assorted Nos,
Together with . full assortment Of oheathing and
BrAsiers' Copper, Atvets, Ears, Stamped Ware, and
Timers Tools and Aachinss, all OF which Il odsred
at the lowest market price for Cash.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-10

Ualostas sae Speculation Of . Gsns1sMas
4lckSeek 81 -ssOw . D.sdy sos . $500
Beoog.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-05-28

Washington, u sai-oa rapporte tiia-
want tie ~iaiter Wasttangts,i. II comic DE- Sar-
|tige il Oil DAYS ", retit tarrfa ls'aniiis q,is+ tia,,s
He Gus Fuse s1erfs elrtl,seti,ie, y 'iroil De ii
siie setsit reais ~ fssee.
Ie gsnsfert4p9,ey slas ls,ass- q iis \ reell de
|celai 4. Nag teffp. assurance apssil rp1npiira
I'D ticme tttls Is et84a a'ii tients il q iHis NJ
Esajpt DIS aglsiaes tHa I AiassriaHe tAeiatrilie.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-05-28
AK HiHiTtsTs Ell C0NNERHANS.

IL PATRtoTE DIES OpELoUsAs
Giant Il fa,tille Ii pins repanaue
dams Ii Pafoisse st, Landry, res
pertllatlsanent rappelle aux per-
sonIqes qul ont des avis 4 donner,
|qu'elles trotlveroItssun ayantagge
&c rstsin en- les falsantinserer dams
Sos COLONIES.
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s.Hsxtsla q. 5ssfsnis.
swenarssi.a r,tlsa oe eorvsRaeuR,)

N9KFKfFAiIiI fttINa % FsVfFkHHHNNtI
A GENEE GENEaALE DE t0LLEc-
TONS taaton Rsaae. t1a., oiTru respsetaetse-
nieab ses SERVICES en- Celtic capaeltA. To1is afdres
sli iai sertnt enutii- pgtif ii tslteetipsl je tantes
t~atlsmati6lis eonttc ftfat, tefshI esse8itss arec
trbHptltade 1T fidfii,e, 4 81 tsifx fsss3Eniae.
II. s'5ecnlHrl atsef de faire ftiltseF ass tesres
Poar teax siaE s~','taraat Idea ] fiattttfsr de leHf eon-
Haace, 81 aai igi fHtrftitoHt he's fanseignel1ents
peee 4isite4. reiitisemeat Il h lntalit6 ie lpasasro
th t7w g-hip, HI tattges. etc; 1isSsi, s9sif le ileiiat
DE- terre4 We laer Oh suDtIs4ti6es su profit de III
tai, inar le tfoA paietaeht das t9ses.
s. E~&FEa9&eEH.e
gatnt, Rouge, Ise--AtoHy. Robert G. Wiekli1e, Of
itiIoaornase 4. :. Heron.
pafoisse iaelpilte@a FIX. t;qsv. p O.. Ksfseft.
nellie. DFisa08@f.ens n. t;Fisst. tsef- John u.
Lewis. Htat. A. q. Ogdaa Gen. John Armstrong.
EaerttA-4W. /. sestt. F+q.
Aatglttaas,es--pf i ~, Hltler.
Lac Or viaeAse-eT. u. Ii. iiatth, Esq.
a mai stp.-GIl.
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Wv cort' ~ saIeIt. tNeDlr,--i1epais long
temps ,p1 await tttssfve, sans l~,pakiis "a IN
~,,iiqtef. ore Hes I,ersoines ~ lfsassaifni fran
,,ets Il. fopep SIZED i lonfirs. II alsfsfs meme
que les tay3,lls Dc !las4lt ny 4 rsaieat !9i,ial rs
niagttS.
Anjgafti'fn vaiei que NM ppsprelz Il Ftms
flalt sns ele ~tfaIi4ts De seis.a, aths.s e~fsi.s III,
>,hrll. tlalis i95sefifite Ct a. Riiilsa d tet.rs ia
hadratpites.
tps accidents sost s~nlrrer,s taeais one les.
lehy sayan,s selixfstsl,i DIS tFasastS sAl r
lpeslieift.
II. i,ssi,rels a csllsfate aifii lpi ~Stlftl,ail t i
u tft,sssalsps1 face d me Pile de ~iSsstess,l desletiX
epilis con taes. laaar c~f,tfsiiyef I~fis.tlie insiatta,
nf,ieat tons iics SYMPHONIES DIM coup te Fo-
II3eHsl. q IA Il tifa MA ~ taas, caistfi any senS,
fs,Age,frs q Ia faees, fttslariitaii5 DIT IL iA.ati
IN ~staftless
lie IA fpsrisr d1eefflfieF, II F,sicaalt Sc sarvssil
| lime %f.aiielle Bfifisen f,Fie q. Nil9gl elements.
ct tlellbnevta DE- sss fttltselipts HI yrs. fas
experi ttss t~lfFerent ~ ifl itlas g mae httife.
mas d. !re4Net,ies Interruptions re iaisseret.t
siefe fpt3esiffiiteF pins tie siftsst Minutes "a ila-
Icillnn, d acre d eitalsfaiiie criitifntrfes environ
de Experimentation.
Nj n. Iauncanlt, ri mn die SEES atnis ahi se Sc
conduit. u eIrs,ttseffH i In face ts sentiment
d. chtietir. Dependant DIES IL leitsierMilf., ~
et l'a,iire pertinent MA visage nm sfyihenie de
cs,iiFiir l,tltifpre. asec sent iiileiti de gene q de
tension. Gipez. f. ~tFaucaiIt tipsii L cote slfuil
dill yisaet. r,aii exlAse au fayrf luinioetly, II
r,Hgear ~eecuIialt teal lP cote, desieis III raeite
dps ehsyeuS iitsttit an t%i"nlftn, the son aaa
4 an s'elaii tts,d Ia tele b~alssee. ef d mi Ia flct
j1rs,i,Feh.piit d te atnit ele nfotfg.e eslitae il
/ fpyrr par ie fftnt, le front tiait stil ettstisi
l@ar Inn cnuire sar litsltfe. IA F#ap tla,ls s.
! ~etifuil~ u%tiritss await excitement i'asIeei das
coup de stIeii. the iegere d,sqaanatipii sag
yptt ct lara ciiia on six i.ars.
Is.;en ,lr ~saftii y aFFiFe qpaili oi fat f1asse
seq ia I%tn,iere tieestiq4e . traseFs lii sefre g
lore lnr t'utahe.
Ii 4~lrviepI done a PET, pres a%rsiFis ono II
t~cauls de- s.,leii .i9iseat lpir tFigine. srasl pa
aux tayoos janaes ealuriqaes on aHX fay,n
r,nlges eclairants, mais anx ragons ,istets do
-igtiss ss,4s i nom te chiiniJnes; ee,ss.ci t9tes
%ntlnefit. On lie salt. la cof,tiuaiser d. efinf
/, awe i'oaygtne ct decomposent 'e chllfuF
dargrni.
u he ceife dzcnurerfe dne au hasard. le Illu
; grand sis inseftenrt tf nlaniie. il resilte ei
: son settlement rojci Ie ssieii deslisne d ME
e ses nro,rietes, mais encore Ia lane c~utraine
+ avcc mi daBs ee'ts spoliatiop,
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yoiei c~e-qu'un journal angiais dit de Louis
Na;soieun

Napoleon r-r-
sa situation EST nue. de ceI'es qli mont
point d esale> dams Ihistpire. Malire de trenie-
,ix mliiioH- ii trDIngaes arrives nn pas iii'p'
,iegre de ,I~eve.apIeniei' intellectual ei l%i'i'ls-
,rset ; ayer me intte SUPERHERO En- aolslare ct
en- canssns a celie de ltAngIeterfe. Ell IN pre-
,,,iere dn nyatde ayaul a "a disposition dies
voies ~farrees qai siiIoinent son iefritoife daiis
,outes les directions. e, sur les iiers DIS flutes
de transports a vaPeir; r'yalt sob empire
aeuriF II resfeF presqoe intact dss's ss res
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ExcEsrgieife.-- tTFa .Anstals y~raiineut NM
reniricitr MI ,lPscettlp. i \ 4 a~assltlscs l~.'tifs,
siuas An ilatel ap l'assittas M tiniis,rabits
gentllp,nap " il lsas mis- IN ltNAsslS slsl,,s ~ l%a,tri.
.sIelnis 1877, atiF voyage 4 pstrAlsgfr. ssSsssn
4, ssppari. .alt sst h M a,e satr'ia asaei IN snsis
5ti,eni An ssai@ Il lart iii I~t,i.tlfsa, 4 .p.at,e
iiufres siflgt eentinantrt.s ~ ittssgsttstr. ~ N cs,shs
if 2tH, ffstttcs n #st'ii rr,snrlfiatFa lttaaF A.
VIA din differences elialteelltfits ae l~fssitfs,ls'
si, II Il i,assea tasVatid M lsi \ tlenaat,ae ptspr-
tltaf,i il ct,n-srvaii spisslifi-aHietit e,sttf i'm
,m.,ise N serarte. II rtl,ssiain asee tit,t' sass'tes
5te ,,ife asiglaise 1T agfe mn nt'epti e~t,sfsN,las
lite: \ Alts e~tAjsinS III f~aealiiets ne l,,@,safftiatt FIJI
llise II i,tst, retastf Httiis tftsist laige leafs f',-
deyafcs.s. ~fttist,tne IL laar proisttai gFs e ne
iais lias Vi, A,.glelerfe.'
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Axia nux Csaaatl h,aaI,laa.

# u afstii i mon s,srea fEitsl b vl3hs 4lea "a, eelalssis
81 alin do collector les Taxes ta t~,4lssisse perf
| atsttee ists8a, 81 les lleeHces ltilr 1851. i l,llAir da
III mai All % jitias ct A expiration de ~ tetttss. ~
i ii saisie dos pr a~l,ff4ftts az ttsis8 III
iiiifagU stttts. 1seux q1i ~ytaIfsnt s'srisef des ff,is
i~etaieitt t,ien il geisir pages, dams iett tfsjsttn4 laaFs
eistiesa9l4 lliiilaeffs.
DfsaloNSt-, II mai 1850,
lsiasEfsf, CAN'T,
E =2N t6r tHEe 4hsg "a tRN$tJx, ts,,95sasa5
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Mons 4su,lffs ~tstiispise a aftntnees IT. III.
DbaI41tAMls IL. es,slt,sss - lsaafdia = h tJlscre
ia 1,t,gsfsssa5ff f'eS ssisvs4 sNlarSs cags,l$e- sns
ID spea,si Esis,tiet Leltction aura d eu
|n0Yei3lbfe iirpeliiiil.
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On u dams e fines de Lepdras:

Id pins srandFe' %hciivite REGIME. en- &c mo-
h.ea'' fat's l%arStslai lie WooIwhieh. On EN-
narq'e aes hoHieis, DIS nbnse ct an,res NUM-
a".ts lie gilerre, pour etra envove dams diserses
sta'iaas Il l'~etransar.
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Mons %s'i,litiis a~ltttfIse 4 an5ii'ilcef tlFse n.
1t. y.stI AtstiittSh letiitilaite ictAel ri can
aiipi ppnr IA ptsafa.tl e sheriff. Eieelifa gu no
|yesshfe ~pr,9eIlaili sspa
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ct48lecteftf aifs faxes III aFefaHe

a yis Al& H1NfIt isrf.i its.~It SER. ssaais
"A i9l rttrll+, M 1855 ttts ct asr2ihf eti9lifflssfalg.
IA M3fiai, Ii =, d. fttii8 ~ 5ssn 3~lt8,tltiiii Satt, eitIie
dix teltstsAt midi. Is tsittIat sattsitttts slsstF tsstsitlsS.
sii1 ie~eiieaii1 cong iisastt dts t3s,espstets il washing
TIN, rfeasAnieat trace par atAtH III jffss DE- islite
HIGH 1T i,gfaity, 4 savttir: tn i,asd 9lags ~ilisnts Dr..
iSg4g daAgs 4lt1s d. frfHlsfeat FL t5ta1K tsetis de ltr.i
sf stst ~flfatue t3ta at a%lt1fs4 tsli est dc 9iiaiante5
a,Sea4 a. lars, Ii tafl4 fetif&e tlgs tssNis tlaa9la
etFe lel6e ~ milan dt ri.elhlp, e ~IsiseEle t,t i9ttfas
nj, , ~aitals4ani sef4 les ifsses. THE lasttie 'tfas-
min ati dit airs %tsasHisi6, coupe III +avaac ae tsaass
itfttfi %liat3ftse. to IN lailaee tftf;asstsee Il IT, HsEie5
8Stirst de Ii tGffr II AtgttFte Donate fits5 et continue.
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Ije4f4 da tAriis d%4#t4lae ~farattElitl. u fsftteHre,
nadl@ile cofniltt3tit pa iesdii- ~tfsylpsH. Il NJ aeytt
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que ies eerufniseates ne r%eaesEnnt les|sts trtYtgx
ga m5iti! H. ne saieht exirgtts dune ~tlahisge
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LOUIS ffsttOfI8HME
ELISHA A&DRDS,
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wires ttttrciaias an,rith,e,s ,,ni 80 ~ ,;a,,,
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l.n&e. par ies Ait,es. ct /. Gene mr. "a MIR.
Giles s%'eieSelIt dtja il IN effteetif d environ cent
'Atie lh'Innts. L~einiefeGre Napoleon a a.
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~ d' 1aitief Paris que Ia II DE- ce mos, III.
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r'ltiie u Frt,elatitefuit III lpi ~ri,srf,a,iie a Paris
st$nae ~ Cotton pe!fdattt Ia fes,taiiie. % ii8ti
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u ,s4iiefe esi ierHap sti,x tiieftieres. coles
III fs,s3i iDts st.tfi -eii ~ilatisse.
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PLUSH - engagements ls,torsan,s oil ed Iie,t
tiar 4 %ctttidei sp Fem eipnr. lie mari s4l,u,
VI 9tfs elsie etaiiile Nas ont etc NOMINEES
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mar ehf' siats fem,siira Il, M S#i#s,,r as
mar vi III .lai,t Ill minis t# NJ. /, yar
deis egsf 4e4,nifffe i,fesl,fi.l,, da spntt q, rom.
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5s ALREKF HtfIEAN est c~apffAlat in
asIutsjatit pour III place lie G;r,ilier de Ia Cur
Nd District de 70. Refaisse NJ. Landry. lie
lection aura lNa ei 5osenlpfv iroei,ain.
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Nislis s~fslfanses ~antnFisa 4 annpneer NJ. ".
|JDIBERTs III t~ifilaaiirc actuel. est candiiat
pour III isssce 4 Asses eur. Election en- uoseta
[bra proclaim 1859.
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v n aerai A ;isbii hiifeal flsHs ls silfa ,iess i~sl,gE9t.H
pts, atm SIC ealipetrr les taxes d Hiatt l,atif ttits
iiae j 2f8, at les iietsnea aSiitat ltsatf lastt. u i1aftifi
sa q mai .aa II jajti eta fA4ifsttitfst ~ Ee Temps
III ptoeedefai il III saisle ~ pEaEtftts s ste Tots Tvs
4h;ii nli,p6s. Clerk ani 4 ~tifaltt aNasiteI dies ftitia
ei SieSslA esiitii4Pas-
npelais,s 2! mai 1850
tsdieoth lf tte4 taxes Il AtftsN
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AlaRT pg tf:ealsggsats PeRrsFa.-Mgt
t'F'ler, esftiltf 81 BET sit,e az skaala,aa-ei
e Plus ne a. eiiss d. Isssats nj, ~ mort
il aslsitx j9af. a IL s,niie. 'stait at h'otiiiar
Dc tifff tltaf la mria,i'A sera veaaerees ai's~i
li gie1lslfs titas ~ eiatlser y'sfss 1e souvenir a' ~
bo tsss actions Il al, s,p, iaAIaisal,l c%llaTiiee.