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--TND (NempNsJ UUIy HVUIu"V"0 0'"'
overwhclmS us with prediction;
SLAVERY is destined soon to triumphant VIM
1icn,inn in the ouiuion Of the wcrld Emnncl-
,,,,;on of Tie blacks has resulted in disastrous
Iaih,c. The growth and Improvement oi Russia,
and the happiness aud content OF her Ne'tS-ue
,rcadcncc ui Western Europe and the rnuper,Sm
and discomfort of her free lohorer>, raise the
question not OF the wopricty, bat OF the n'crS-
Sltv CT Slovcry, Famine and revolution, IN
horriI Attenuation, have become the normal cou-
dtion OF Western Europe, Is this the rcposl to
wh,ca universal liberty invites her votareS !?
This is a crushcr; but if The Araldnche knows
no more o(,he future than of the present, we
shall not yet cry Stand from under J!
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? n N c | LEII !.

Cola Pencil Cases, Silver do India Rubber Pr0pel-
ling Faher's Drawing, Audersous DO. and all other
kinds called for cheap, at Z. c. HOLT'S,
Feb. II, 1sS9-4ltf. Maumee City.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

William Johnson VS., David LadIs eN'rs.
RI virtue of III Ia writ of execution TO direct
- ed and delivered from the court of common pleas
Of W God county Ohio in the above entitled case will
Offer for sale at the door fthe court house in Per
~ sbmg, On
SATURDAY, April 30th, 1859,
between the hours OF O'Clock NJ, aud o'clock L, VI
OF said day, the following real estate: ln-cts number
GSl 6S', 6S7, GSS 705 700, 7O7, 7ll 729. 7S0, 7S5
136, 763 754, 759, 700 299 900, sol. SO2, 1923
32l 1875, 326, 347 9!S $40. $50, 37l 372, $7S, 354
39t S97. 3aS 4l9. 400 42l, 4g2 I4S. 444. 445, 44G
467, 46S 400 470, 49l, 1872. 1913, I94 5l5 5lG, 5l7
SIS, 53Q, 54O sal, 542, 5G3 5G4 565 500. Gq3, COS
69S, G6S. 7OO 7l9 Il7 724, 74l 7tS, TG5. las, 252
253 27G, 2I5, 2i7. 21S, Az SIS 5l3 562, 567, 5SS
$50, Gl2, GlS, $50. north half oC gOs. POI,
{, W, NORTON, sheriff. wood CO., o.
JAMES MURRAY, att'y plf.
March II, lSS9--4iw6Stl0
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Bro. Higgins seems in stew because we
publ he'd the ditch law liilst we cant help it,
we live in progressive ogc, aud we are pro.
grcsslve people.--Pyess.
Our "stew' was for quite another reason
neighbor. We knew the law was not correct
recness--we knew that you were deceivinl
your readers. No certified copy of the Ditcl
Law reached Pcrrysburg until ycsterday( (Wcdnes
day. morning. We have compared it with tn,
law as published by the Press and find seven
teen COMMISSIONS aud additions in our neghbor'
copy. We will gi"c our readers correct cop,
next week.
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ScrNr AT A SLAVE PAM Francis d.
Gage, has been spending this winter IN New
Oreans. She visited one OF the slave pens IL
that city. Here is an extract from her dtscrlp'
,ion OF what she saw:
In corner sat young glr, straight, slender
and fragile, with SKIN quite Hs whlle as some al
the tanucd compleXionS OF the Middle States -
not that tawny white that SO often marks the
mixed races, but clear brunette, with the rich
blood flashing through the transparent SKIN, and
making her cheeks glow, Her hair was brown
and soft. and cured at the ends, 1t was short
~Gtsr the nrcsent SCHOOLGIRL style, parted on the
ton of her rhcad, aud had not the burnt appear
auce like tie hair Of an African. Her eyes
were neither black nor blue. nor yet ha1el; they
were soft, dreamy, and expressive.
"Is that light girl for sale 2 inquired.
(Which one. madam The ohite 0He Yes
madam. Julia, come up here Speak to the
lacy
julia es,ayed to speak, but failcd-only a
slight "hem" ives keard. | struggled to choke
down the wrath Of spirit that WAS rising within
me. Julia, what eau yon do
"Wait GA table, sweep, clean, dust, take
care of parlors and children, and sew some.
Can YOU do house.work, wash aud iron?'
"Nevcr did, main; spect | can leami I'm
Young yit, only iouuecu,
"Oh, YES, madam she can esrn--shes from
good family. madam--been well trained-'rX'
ccllent habits, madam-moNl, madam. Many
gentleman would give more than the price
rtn asking" he added in a whisper ielt Il,
though a serpent had stmig me. but would
rather sell her to some one ihai would o' R'Ad
and mother like TO her.
"What do you ask 2 said to him.
"only fifteen bundled She cheap, Van
won't get another such a licce Of property IN IlN
city for that price
Where were you raised
"In the r, nd River country
will you take the girl, mn'omf
mo; good bye, Julia
walken out thought should choke
tha, the brra,h would leave my body err
could reach the outdoor cir lhut heautitu
girl piece of prop.rty! That s'olwarL SenS'
BE man tang. That ronm-iuI OF humo'
beings TO be sold TO the highest bldder
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SHERlFFS SALE.


The Belmont Branch of the State Bank of Ohio vs.,
John Ellsworth ct nj.
10y virtue of a writ OF execution con monty called
n vcndi with order of snlc attached to me di-
rected and delivered in the above entitled from
the court of common pleas of Wood county, Ohio,
will offer for sale at the door Of house in Per-
rysbwg, on
Saturday, April 80, A. d. 1859,
between the hours of II o'clock NJ and o'clock p VI.
said day, the following real estate The north
quarter and the north half of the south east quarter OF
section number eighteen QS,) of township number
four AZ north, range number ten Q0) east in Wood
county, Ohio. containing 2l0 acres, more or less.
CIV. NORTON, sheriff of Wood county
JAMES MURRAY, atty rBclmont Bank
lAh4.-lhANI
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MARRIED.,

On the 9th inst. by D, Ross p, Mr., JosErH Con
NELL aud Miss MNNr \. MAcKLIN, Of Weston twp.
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as~For sale by PEcN lI,Nu'roy, Druggists n
rysburg, Ohio, Dec 30, lSiN--34ly
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From Rev Mr.. MCMULLEN Pastor of Roberts Chapel
INpIANAPoIIs Oct. 5, 1857.
Dr.C.W RopAcK-Dear Sir; have used your
Blood Purifier for nervous affection, from which
have suffered much at times. While il has pleasant
taste 1T certainly has happy effect upon the
Please accept my thanks for your regard and be-
lieye me,
Yours J.W.T. .MMULLEN
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Wood Common Pleas.--Vacation after Feb.
ruary Term, A. ID. 1859.

JAMES MURRAY, atty pIM
March -. ls50--IGwGS3.60.
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DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
THERE 10 NOTHING LIKE IT.

DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
THERE rs NOTHING LIKE IT,
How much pain and suffering even life itse-may b
saved by having supply of "Daey's Magical Pain Ex.
racto hand in Of sudden accidents. In cuts wounds
burns scads sprains and to which children
constantly subeche action Of the Extractor
same. Families should without Full directions
accompany each box The genuine always signed HENRY
DAILRY, manufacturer, upon steel engraved label
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Has thirty years there hardly per-
but what has heard Of It, and family that
once Do induced without hand IN case
II sudden accident Where used It IL become
standard remedy because 1t has equal In curing burns
cslds, cuts wounds and bruises fever piles
other nhamatey and cutaneous diseases where the If
fected can be reached
WORD TO FAMILIES.
When look around houses and You think there
nothing wanting children all playful and smiling
everything forsbodes comfort and happiness suddenly
the dear falls and deep cut the result Of the
cdent You look everywhere relief and you can't
-whyf because you have neglected to have hand
Of Dsey's Magical Pain Extracor-hisi the whole
BILE. Remember and always have It hand. Instant relief
will be at hand.
DALLEYs MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
scads in from twenty mir heal the
without and eecualy fever piles salt rheur
nhammatory rheumatism and naned wounds
bruises. old sores scad head, bunons sprairs
DWELLINGS, felons chbais bites Of insects nipples or
swslled breasts all inamnatory and ON.
Diseases where the parts affected be reached.
Fer sale in New Orleans Wholesale and retail, by
J.wRIGHT CO.,
81 and l5l Chartres street.
soe for the Southern States and to whom all orders
should be addressed
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DEu1, 81 cogE n Pc :JJusrIcE.7 VIM. POPE, JH
Fiat De Ia Louisiana SINK cHANDlFR-Noe OPS.
I'M VERTU DUN writ de fieri faclns a mol
u ACTRESSES par honorable c. NJ Bradford Seconde
de PaiX pour Ia Paroisse procaderai sAMEDI
mure, les Camp Magasns la vene pu
blque ct adjudication de-
Tous dros tit ct inter6s du deendeur dams
les bases ct authorizations propriea
occupee e defendeu e cote nord de la Orange
re cel'es du Camp ct Coliseum.
-Sasis dams 'Rfihire ci-dessus.
CONDITIONS Compliant moment de l'adjudicatien.
jy2O rs 20 30 G. W. SIMPSON, Connetable.
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MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 8: Oustonhouse street. pea
1 Royal streetFor the Cure Of Old Chronic Meroural
gyphtc and all Private Diseases without Mercury hndranc
from business or exposure to friends and guaranteed
al cases.
The unparalleled which attended Dr. Jse
ce in all OF the United States and Europethe many
markable he has Effected which Incur
able by the eminent usties Offering BIZ
services the confidence Of the unfortunate The following
are some Of the diseases termed and Of which, II
gsHsny namely Syphilis secondary
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections females
complicated they Diseases the and LoIn In.
Illumination of the bladder and Kidneys Rheumatism Hydro
cele, Cancers Ulcers, Tumors and all Diseases the SKIN
Dr. James would also call the attention especially Of thosx
who have privately and Improperly injured
ting them for either business society viz Constitutional M
by Impoency. The following of the sad And
melancholy effects produced by early habits youth ys
Weakness of Back and Limbs Pain in the Head Dmness
Vision, Loss of Muscular Power Pspitaon Heart Dye
pspss Nervousness Irriabity symptoms Consumption
areaded Loss Of Memory Confusion Of Ideas Depression Of
Spiits Evil Foebodings Aversion Society," Self Distrust
Love Of Solitude Tmidy etc., of evils produce
All persons afflicted with any Of the above symptoms shouc
not fail to call Dr. James aud be at to per
health let false scaey YOU apply at once and
terrible malsdy. ~
Weakness Of the organs immediately cured and full yiso,
restored. " $50
Remember The Medical House Dr. is 81 Custon
house street.
Private and reserved. Hours of st.sndanc.
from A. NJ. to 81. NJ
Consultations strictly confidential.
Ps-Recantcases Of Gonorhea cured in -four hours
or no pay DR.. JAMES,
az u eICEstornhOus street,
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]. WRIGHT. q co.

- W A3A0A4A ~ W.
Da. WEIGHTS CELEslkATED REsU-
vENA1IHG NIxIR,
Prepared shs aasss Pharmsesuea, Pnep, y ~ 4
r 0s Ahiss Chemists of lbs Age.
no MInKRALa.
Dr. Wright thtnks ven y sake Ii. v.,ss.., .hs,.s
% the fset thas minerals whassysr fyn a. -
part Of hs Ingredients In his ILLUMINATING HrIxIR-
veil knowing vhstrul has been ntaslsd a Dc -. -
opium md nsrcury. =
Generally, T. the dsbilitsteA Dr. WYsshs 1919 -. 49,
despair. Ne matter low down you nay 49,, -
how weak jon matter what esass nAy ~, -
fsaks st whatever has Id yeu TO dspsst fpa Hyr
principles taks his
REJUvRHATISa ELIXIR,
and you VIII end yourself nsw man. prds sssssA 4
the reverse to friends and healthy, sound NJ worthy
msmbsf Of the whole human family.
Fr.sals By The Propriston. 3
). WRIGHT CO.,
a aad 1H ChaxtEes stfeet, New Orleans La,
Sole Propsessn,
And BY Druggists generally throughout ts United ssssss
HELMBOLDs EXTRACIIBUCHU.
JOY TO THE AFFLICTED
n eu,sa Nsrvops a,s eb,i..tea sn.,.,. and Il,
thu .ymntom. .n,or, vhtch Mi \. so,nd- - :
,,,--,..-
70 Exertion, Loss
ofPower, Loss Of Memo
~, Difficulty Of Breathing Gen.
~ sral Weakness Horror Of Disease,
weak N.rye. Tr,mblin. D,..df.I H.,,e,
or Death Night sve.ts Cold r..t Wst,erIn.~
Dimneas Of Vision, LAnguos Universal LAssude efshs
s.,.,," ~. u..sn I1ol@ous Appe'e' H1 DyspsSse
Il the skn- Ps,Isd c..r,s..u.. ~ T,,,,.sr.
On the Facs Pain n n. y..,r u..,i II
mess Of the Eyelids Frequently
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C0NsTABLE's SALES.

SECOND JuLTlcE COURT,

sEG s.ri.S 5g Y Ini. COURT wM Pope, JE
st a'sso Of p Loni isa NIX cHANnLERNo $685.
RY VIRTUE of n writ of Heri facias to
ID directed by the Hon g. N. Bradford. Second Justice
of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans will to sell
public auction the City Hotel common street. between
Mag zine and Camp SATURDAY, the Both day
-y, 1859, at II O'Clock M
All the right title Interest of defendant In or to the
buildings and other improvements the property heretofore
pied by the defendant and situated the side
Orange street, between Camp and Coliseum streets.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spoa
g. W. SIMPSON, Constable
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jy1s % aus 10 %

RgRo 1ss.
e sas 6 rsa ssi sa
- s;ss
LOT oF GkoTfD. IN he Frat District of th. city,
sss ~ sR
which il is bounded in The rear. w. = 7
sfssn III 81 u.
de s yusn nd s
ana tights and privileges thereto
n the second and las. auction til.
win b. definitely 70 the highest and last
ss per .5 from and
Said deduct and psy in cash the
pal The Which saa A'A''
e''',,..s AZ p.
3, Sam a. & 2.
bg so n &c ,s
pqeiqTs .I,ss de.
faubong Dsod fesan pse du No contigu al
s No 4 % ,sI,.o par ar s. sns Dc e
do face Conrs des Ttons dams profondeur
jusqu'au terrain No leque est borne dams fond
LIE tout conformement plan dresse lie voye
VILE e 80 Lver 1922 depose eude f. de Armas
alors notaire public cee Vile
Ensemble toues les b&sses Ell authorizations qui sly
trouyen ous les dros privileges servtudes avannges
attaches ct app,rtenant exception nj reserve.
Saisis dams l'afaire c .dessus.
CNDIrIuNs-Cette criee eant la seeoade derniare Ia
de propriete sera dednvement adugee pins oant ct
mos de credit acqueeur fornra bon obligation
caution bonnie sovabe portant nteet pour
cent Pan de Ia date ct hypoheque specae Ia propee
yendue jusqu'a parfa Placement.
LIE dit acquereur paiera compliant deduction
prx LIBERALIZATION les fras dannonces sheriff gref
hr s'eevant ensemble la $50 environ ains
que lie montant DIES taxes d'Eta de parosse ct de vile
3. 7. PARKER,
iyl9 " % 70 Rng5 Sheriff de Ia Paroisse dOreans.
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MADAME UEDARD. THE CELEBRATED Amer.
M lean Planet Reader and Fortune Teller TO
old stand l39 Poydas street. At the sign Of Moon and

" lean Planet Reader and Fortune Teller has
her old stand l39 Poydras street. sign Noon and
Stars. ~
Persons wishing their Fortunes read as by the
ROMAN AsTROLOGERs OF OLD,
VIII find IT their advantage call her on all sub
jects She will give
Information OF Lost or Stolen Property!
Tbs Madame Is Medium and with double veil
over her face she the oldest Fortune Teller New Orleans
and has practiced this Of Dvnaiou childhood She
has had lawyers doctors and minister's many miles
to consult her when she only nine years Of age
n B. Madame 2. will select Lottery Numbers for those
6o5n 10 uSky an1 Vii draw good prizes Also aE
love affairs business Dssoue persons
either be reclaimed by The chnrs
The Madame will tell The ages Of her visitors.
Read the suhjoined-
BATON ROUGE, March II, 1889
Respected Lottery number you gave me in the
Havana Lottery drew four thsu.and dollars but am very
sorry to inform you that simple enough to sell half
few days before the drawing telling friend Of mir
that had ticket which selected for me- medi-
aey offered me the price Of the whole ticket for
cepted his proposal and realized the ten dollars and
lost two thousand Enclosed you viii amount for an.
other number. Please select with think shall he
wiser this time think had better place; we viii
try and give you handsome reception Respectfully,
jyl1 Int JAMES FORBES Main at
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w1NER's CANADIAN vERmIFuaE.

wINER's CANADIAN vERMIFUGE.
IMPORTANT MEDICAL IMPORTATION.
The late Dr. Chapman Of Philadslpha hss laid It down ~
rule that may be suspected in child where there b
eact,on and especially weakness Of the bowels
led BY discharge slime and and all medical snhos-
tiles that to work thorough the stomach bows
must be nvgorsted well the themselves dr.
charged. Wiaes 0nnadon vwgs fsl6s both thsss con.
dions II mot only exrpates the vemculss but ssnshs
the Digestion increases the solvent power Of the gastric juice
and impAs healthy action to the bowels Hence it, cures
are complete and permanent.
THE IDEA OF THE LIVING BODY
Being the receptacle Of greedy worms ckeaing and ~
six out Of every ten children less aced with
them. Why should this the when there volumes
testimony prove that few OF wnsrs Canadian Yer
iuge will eradicate Parents make note Of
established fact remember that the medicine u free from
all deleterious substances
PAINLESS IN IT'S OPERATION,
Certain In it, results free all mineral Substances and
nvgoang to the system these the merits Of wINERS
CANADIAN vERMIFUGE. preparation which sradeasss
every class Of internal WORMS with degree Of dispatch
agreeable As It Is astonishing.
For sale In New Orleans Wholesale and retail by
J.wR1GHT 90. Sole propristcss.
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YER AND AsG UE.
osGooD's cHoLAaoaUE.
GREAT DISCOVERY.

GREAT DISCOVERY.
Ample tests both by able practitioners and chemical anay-
ss have demonstrated the great vaue Prof. De arshs
beautiful combination, called
ELEoTRIC OIL.
for the relief and of pain But people themselves srs
rendering their verdict In both unmstaksble and
satisfactory More thin twenty Thousand bottles
sold In very short tmea proportion those heard
theirs recommend 1t. who had tried it. That is splendid
discovery everywhere acknowledged nothing
was ever before prepared.
The only genuine ELECTRIC OIL Prof. DeGraths which
to be had at all the respectable Druggists this city,
Wholesale and RETAIL at the propristos prices Of the Agent
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale.aHdlretal. by
]. WRIGHT CO.,
. tal ~ n ant. Isl Chartrse street.
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THE IMPROVED McCHESNEY WASH.
ING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and for sale by the sub
scber Orders left at 70 Apollo street. 294 Magazine
In Box 49, Mechan,cs Exchnnee at the grocery
james Collins o. Apollo street. where specimen may be seen
trial. and IL they give sstsfscon aud tbs
monsy will be refunded. II. nAUGHERTY,
VI Ne. II Apo1'o street.
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aed In the First District. Sale posveto effect dvis-
ion between the Heirs. 49,
lBY BENJAMIN KENDIG,

ion between the Heirs. 49,
by BENJAMIN KENDIG,
Auctioner-Ofhce, No. q Banks' Arcade.
SATURDAY, July 80, 1859, at IL O'Clock, at
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the improve
IS. in sqvare bounded by St. Paul Liberty Heva
ayette ST. Pet franklin and Grod streets. Said Lot
Liberty street. by 1913 feet 10 inches and lines in DEPTH
tween paraelines plan rhe uprov ments comprise
Two-Sory Brick Dwelling containing four rooms Two
Story Brick Building attached containing kitchen and wash
aTwoSory Stable and Two Frame Building
carpenter shop in the cern hydrant aud other
good tenant .: $50 per month up to LIST May, 1861.
AB~TERMS- One-thd cash balance and two wears
credit for notes bearing mortgage the property with per
cent inter. st from date aturity il then
paid per cent. until final payment The buildings be In
paid
Act Of sale before D. Ricardo. Notary Public at the
pense of purchaser iy25
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r j. BUTLER's FLUID INKS

j. BUTLER'S FLUID INKS
These standard Writing Fluids arelsoldsby.
D. FELT 4 STErsON,
r. DUREL CO.,
=. R. sfEyENs.6 CO.,
BLOOMFIELD &,sTEEIi,
J. Q. MORO AN-GICO.,
t. MAXWELI.I 4
PETER HAWES
PRIESTLY L BEIN
E.B wHEEI.OCK 4 CO.,
GIN. MORRISON Il Co,
o. o. wooDMAN,
rnyb Am Aud Daalera ganara,,v
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- 3. T. PARKER, ar
Sheriff Of the Perish Of Orleans.
80. + go : = Ees1MshAlA 'S'oA

sI1EsEco DISTRICT -. D. WEAVER y. PATRICK
Nouy.ii. Orleans. AG NJ s'ssa
I'M VERTU dun writ de saIsie ct yente
~ moi adresse par Honorable Sxieme Cour de District dc
Eosyss Orleans dams paae ei,des.us je procedera L.
Commune, entire les du Camp Magasns ID yense
publioue ct adjudication de-
DEux TERRAIHs shines dams pet borre par les rues des
Pacaniers du Narche de demonstration fecie dams ls
Premier District de cstte Vile designes les Nos ct
SIR plan cro4uis apnexe rapport a. B.
Cenas notae public cee VILE date du 1884, por
tant yente par Raymond Pochelu Jacob Klein. -
lie No. for re pange des Feiete de rApnoncia
ton mesure 20 peds gne de face rue Fe
ce, environ 81 pieds ct gnes dc profondeur face Ia
dc pAnnonciacn environ 60 pieds pouces gnes de
proondeur Ia gne qui separe du No. ct II pieds 10
rouces de largeur dams lie fond.
E lie meure "a peds de face Ia Felcits 20 psds
gnes de lageur dams e fond environ 50 peds pouces
lgnee de proondeur Ia gne qu sepse No. l. ct en-
vron peds pouces gnes de pofoudeur suf Il lIepe
qui lie sep.re du No. 5.
Ensemble toues les bssses considerations ou CIV
ouven ct tons les dros privileges sefvudes ct
attaches ct apparenant.
Ssisis dams raifaire ci-dessue,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de padjudicaion.
E. T. PARKER
i10 4 La H..
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ICE CREAM SALOON AND CONFECTIONERY,
l. Odd Fellows Hall, opposite Lafa. cite square.
This establishment has changed hands, been thoroughly
paired and open for the reception It's old patrons and
tine public The Confectionery Department been newly
stocked will every variety consisting Of
Cry stalled Fruits, Sweetmeats,
Preserves, assorted Syrups,
Ice Cream. Strawberries, Fancy Candies and
Cakes of every description.
Also, a general assortment of French WI, es-
Champagne, Sparkling Catawba,
Madeira, Port and Sherry,
Cordials, Liquors Soda and Mead
Foreign Fruits, comprsi g
Raisns, Figs, Grapes,
Citrons, Oranges, Lemons,
Dates, auanas, etc. etc.
Orders received for private parties dinners suppers
weddings.
The patrons Of this house may assured that their
ders will be executed In first class STYLE having the
services Of of the best wokmen the city, No pains
will be spared to increase the render It
hstclRss saloon fayoEite for families. mv2I Am