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INHALATION IN CONSUMPTION

BRONCHITIS, LARfNGlTES and other Disease
OF the Chest and Throat. successfully treated b,
,he !H"afafton g dedicated Idpors end Powdefs
os absorption and constitutional treatment as prac
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mas induced Us to depart from our usual course and
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the knowledge Of such as may be laborng under, or
ipTeuIsposed to SucA affections
+ The dawn Of brighter day has a, length arrived
ioE the tonsumntlVe. The doctrine Of the incura-
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nave indGbtahle proofs in possession that Con
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Transformation q 'a5src}s into cisilg and ca'ceroS
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IN restoring health, by administering 10 Il healthy
life giving food.
THERE Is NO CASE 50 UOpET FSS
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in tie fern OF rcnor, and oro!c' Their ,,e,.o7 aie
seat If the d'sis Its practical success is destined
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ELEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
ORrS MAYO, Of Catalonia, Judge,
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Is composed Of til. Parishes of CatahouIa.
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Judiciary Supreme Court
E. ]. .Merrick. Chief Justice; A. NJ. Buch-
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STATE of LOUISIANA.
Governor-Rohert 9. Wicklifie.
+ Lieutenant Governor-C. II. Mouton.
Secretary of State-Anirew S. Heron.
Auditor-E. W. Robertson.
1reasnrer-R. \. Hunter.
suprnt. Pub. Elucation-W. J. Hamilton
Attorney GeneraI--E. ". Noise.
Representatives IN Congress.
J. Z. Benjamin and j. Siidel, Senators.
Geo. Eu>tis, Jr., Thomas Green Davidson.
J. NJ. >andige and Miles Taylor.
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Later from the Mines !

IssvtNvoKru. AsE. y.
We have details frpra ne n4fres 90 TIE l'ih
NJ fyr.her news from The .le~ dltgihss 90 AZ
South f.Alie aud Cacie LaPosas have besn
rsesised. The rash ~ ihes dlfectson - al
a. xolumsSon- a. heretoi0fe
lie .nlrrslioa eastward has sltogeiAsi
c, assd. les the arrivals - go.a hssters IRON
che East are a 50 few.
A large freight lrs,a from kaoss. Coy, h.
longing - Mr-, .. boyle a 10. las ssi,i5 -
rtss',l AarsT
yssegsb.ss - ~ k.aj, a5e A,lgalaa' 1h'
hr.g srse~ corn hss slso made az afqrAf@"e'
"a tlv nafkst
The seN lorus e Gv,deh CilB. 6oidsi
Gate a.a Nosssisfs, Csts. to-iv1 90 ~ f.'ss
- add - he Gregory Digsiss-, have s~i'e''
eeeed large decrease VI poPslaiaot - eoose
Qusnce.
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IL The editor Of the Evansville Enquirer
was in our CRY last week, and speaks OF his
visit az follows:
A PLsAsA>r VlsIr.-During our visit TO
Terre Hautefve met nnmber Tour OH friends
some Of them schoolmases of our early days
aud had the pleasure Of makiog the aequaiut'
aree Of many ge0,lemen who uDitd N making
COR stay pleasant and agreea5le.A We doubt u
there is a city in lhe west where more true
genuine ospilaliiy exists than in Terse Hsute
Aolong tie gruienen We sDet was our Jovia
friend C.okerly Of The Journal. peifect gen
u, man. aud the proprietor IL one Of tie bes
nemecraiic papers ia the State We failed t.
I'LL it. cop pauy With Mr.. i.udson Of the Err
.orcss
1esr~ Hauie is Improving rapidly this sum
m.r. Fne substantial buildings are being
,re,ied an over the ci.y aud marks OF a heal
thy growth greet The stranger on every street
Evansville must keep steady pace or on
Noba. n.iyhbOr with catch "a 10 our pTogres
toward the destiny If big city"
rs'haps the reason Why you ''fa.led 10 Gal
in company" with W, Mr.. Whittlesey. was
yon q "a not call ~ ous Office. Where we woul,
have been glad to have welcomed you. aud !
possible. add,d 10 the pleasure Of your visit
dont 10 50 any more.
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II The editor Of the Journal Is Of the opin-
ION that Mr.. Bailey should not receive the sup
port Of Republicans. because il 1856 he (BAi-
ley, RAJ Tor the Legislature against Messrs.
PsTrington aud Barbour. Ii Is rather unfona.
aase for the Opposition party. that they do so
very llllle which pleases our neighbor.
Ia is56 there were three parties IN this
county Republican. the American and
The Democratic. Each Que OF the parties h ed
their eaHdidalesl IN the 6sld forshe Legislature
Fsrrington and Barbour were the Republican
candidates, Bailey aud Chamberlain the Amer
can. aud Clay pool aud Bryant the Demoerat-
&c. BY this division 10 the forces Of those
were defeated But Mr. Bailey bad as much
right 10 be in the field. a. the exponent Of
Americah sentiment. as had Mr. Harrington Of
he Republican. or Mr.. cIsypoOl the Demo
cratic Twas time too. when parties were
ut being formed. The old whig ship bad
gone ashore. wrecked, weather beaten and
On TT for further service, and in her stead there
sprung into existence the Republican aud
American parties. Those who had hereto
svre fought together under the flag unfurled to
the breeze by the Great Commoner. were now
divi Sed--divided more by a misunderstanding
% the respective doctrines advocated. Than
by any substantial difference. At first. bitter
feelings were engendered, harsh words spoken
aud iecensidera,e resolves formed. With this
.disafIrction in the ranks OF those who had
heretofore opposed The Democracy. Jas. Bueh-
apan slipped into rover aud ipsuguraled The
present ruinous policy Of the government :
The Americans and Republicans seeing the
corupuons prae,leei by the dominant party
aid l,srIng for The perpeluiiy Of our institu.
tons. determined 10 come together. forget past
diHsr,Ices. and sc, in harmony FOR the public
good. They united. and in their Convention
without any trickery political wire-pulling
they made Mr.. Bailey their candidate for coun
ty Recorder. And We will say now To Col
Cookerly-so an the future he may rest salts
fed on this qoes,ioD-tbat in our Judgment
Mr. Bailey wiz get the eniirr Opposition vot'
LOT Nlgo county. We know Of none RLo vi
vote egalnst him on account Of former poliii
cal differences. he is the nominee Of the 0p
position Convention a Convection fairls
called, aud a nomination honestly made--an,
we do not believe there j. one single individ
ual whe has ever acted in opposition to ih'
Democratic party. bat who viii vote agains
The Lcompiou ticket now. No zone question:
he honesty or the comreieney OF Mr.. b an,
certainly. hat be al enc Time thought to d
= not r,a.on Sufficient that any one, not be
,ug D,mocraf. should vithhold from hin
heir supp ori. aud thereby Witness the III
umph Of The Lecompioni;es-nc do We lie
lieye there i one 8 enber Of the Oppos TO
party Ia the county OF VICE, that intends L
Do a.
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WoNfS PAI~riNe AT SARATOcA.--Tho ladics
paint this season. u = all the rage. Not the
old tie faded. those whose beauty j. ON the
Vane. but ue young alsp. not rouge laid on
with delicate hugei. aud with tints hardly dis
eeruable 10 the eye, but laid on with a heavy
hand. and with an opeuness that - worthy
better cause. IN ,e night the complexion
really - dszzling. AID the face wear, hue
alme.t angelic 10 brllliancy. Bot IN the mofi<
ing. BAH the lace look. boiled. and resembles
a uhiie enasDciea -ide 81 leather. cracked by
Tie cold wsalher. II this habit was omitted
sni the dresses outside were longer han The
under dresses, or II The later were II bitter
material. II hey must bc secn. or we're more
comedy. he crowd a. thi, place would %
more Nonby of in-pection. j l. the uuiver-
sci remark hat there are more commonly dress
81 vonlen A. S,fat "a than 80 any other sea
ION. aud this, Too, y my Judgment Iin-rl
and unui, ness j. ssof 20 veil together. O9
his account the bails are MOI afffscffve.-
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