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Plantation Implements;
~ 100 barrels Of cesa;
Fodder;
Fruitland Nurseries,

:" ~ AUGEhId Ga.
YTTE respectfully solicit the attention of our
w numerous friends and the public of
Louisiana, to oar large and varied stock of s%gsMM
Fruit and Ornamental trees, Grape Vines. asAA@
Roses, Esergreens, etc.
We are prepared to Gil small and large orasya,
and will endeaTor az formerly, to give general satip
faction. All pui trees. Shrubs, Roses, Vines, etc,
have been grown in cur nurseries, and we can
guarantee correctness in all The different branches,
We respectfully solicit otaers. "A new catalogue
will be mailed postage paid 70 all applicants.
Address. z. j. tilsECKMASs i Co
February T. t88G.-ly.. Augusta, Ga.
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Plantation Machinery
PHILIP RAHh

EAGLE MAea.AE WORKS, A.3aa!and. Va.
II strictly Portablp Steam Engines Of any re-
qaited power and superior design end workman,
hip, combining several improvements with SIM
piicity and durability best adapting them for pIan,
tation use. 4~A
improved Circular Saw Mills. Grsst Mills, SHAFT
Ing for Gin Houses, Draining purnps and M'ashine
ry generally.
Ny machinery viii he fully gnaraateedt to perform
as represented. and an experienced mechanic sen,
q erect it WHEN desired. An Illustrated Catalogue
with tficet, aeat by mail. when requested.
SAM les of my machinery on exhibition at nv
efide 81 Vt. Charles street, NewOrieans.
j, ,.o I. HENRY TAYLOR, Agent.
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Sands ~Sarsapari1Ia.

rs alike eiiieaeious to cheek i~aeeipient mslady,
Il and to ep9nteraEt arttnl diaease. In cases oi
plaint, and general iahii;ty 1t will speedily purify
the hia1d. remove all unhealthy seoretiena. and
simultaneously pledaee i heatshg action OF the
stomach and bowels thereby relieving many com.
plants arising from . arrangement Of the digestive
,abctions. The ingredients composing this cele.
hrsted Remedy being entirely Vegetable. no IN.
pleasant symptoms are isft behind after cure.
Prepared and sold by A. B. & ID. SANDS, Drug.
gists, 100 Fulton Street New York.
s5Ia also b J0HN PosBY, Opelousas, La.
February 1, 1SfU.-1m.
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Sewing Machine Depot,
90 Camas straet

now offer 70 the public. all the late Improved
eloat,s Y Cos Elliptic Sewing Maeline. TLIs
machine is a great and decided improvement.
OYER ALL oTHEEBI
And where 1t Is introduced, it has entirely
super iedsa the Wheeler and Wilson complicated
Leather- Pad Machine. 1t makes the stitch alike
on both sids it viii run. hem, gather, fell and
guilt, it is perfectly simple and the management
easily acquired. With these advantages I offer
them to the public as the best Family Sewing Ma.
chine in use.
Sales rooms SO Canal street, NewGrleans.
~, s HEilIcK.
n.B--Agents with small capital, wanted.
February 1. lsGD-2m.
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M II T.

M
: 'iE sshscfiaef respe etf1ily Informs thu publtc
j that he has shout ninety Young Mules a.
o. hand, fof sale. at Mr.. Desessarts lot, in sR3srs
oreiossas, and will have nntl March, 1Ts
which he will sell as low as they can he Tss;iebt
and m reasonable terms, 1"1s
Ais5 ! expect To nave ahont the 10th ii February
which will be- sold under g,iaranfee.
ANY stock that ! will sell, If Il does not tnrn On,
az represented they win at all times be taken hask
ana the money returned-thankfu full for The ratrtns ge
! navs received ffom the planters, notwithstaEdin
sae maissaoaa and th+1rd feisehooas asserted he
some lnalieipns trader. ! asFara than thsir 'S san =
dsfce vii always be appreciated, and / shall
always eadesvor 10 merit It. : "a
0psloasas, Jan. u, 1886,
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SerTnsRs RAaAGfxrI.sMAs.-Tb vat.
uabie Agricultural Horticultural and. Family
News paper published Ut Grenada. Miss. b. j.
II Davis. has been enlarged and otherwise
greatly improved With the appearance Of No.
!, vol !, Issued Jan. 2lst 1860. 1t is a large
gasraa weekly sheet, neatly printed, ably con-
quoted and Inferior to no similar publication
in The Soafhs
Isrice $3.50 in Advance for a single cnnv.
md 70 clubs u three and over. $2,o0.
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We take pleasure ID directing the attention
Y oar numerous friends to The advertisement
10 onr columns, Of Ennds' sarsapa,ilsa. which
may be fsed as occasion Requires, With benefit
10 every enc A remedy which claims 10 have
Performed g many xsas authenticated cares.
i fair trial.
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TUE undersigned tenders his SERVICES 10 Soldiers.
1 who have been engaged in the Military service
Of the United States in any af the Wars ainee 1870,
and entitled to Bounty Land under the acts of
Congress. :.
IN the event Of the death Of any person, who, II
living, would he entitled 10 4 Land Warrant, leaving
q Fidew, ar II no Widow, a minor child ii chill,
dren such Widow, q. If no Widow such rninar child
or children. "a entitled to a Warrant for the same
quantity Of land such deceased person would ba
entitled TO receive. If now living.
Any ~Ae1sinegs that may be eonftaed Ii, me, WIN be
attended to with promptnsas ard dtspatch.
JOHN MACDONALD.
opelonsas. January 81. 1850.
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AREMCAH BasssR y wo,x

ARkkIcAF RaRsER ANN WesKrns.ssts
L~xAnkR.--ls ths title 81 . large size week.
sheet lately commenced 10 PhiladeIuh;u h
I~haophiius Fisk. for several years the al,
Of The Old Densinaun = published 4, ~,
manth Va i is . splendid family u Der, I'D
e dessssa more particularly 10 The intsrsst a.
ne 2 { CLASSES, and e nshites The ffe,ar s
ana 49, in the most su ~erlatiSs desf.ss
rrise SI.5o per annum. Address 1hesshiius
Fisk b Co, Chestnut street PkilsdsInbsa
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IQS1,-

hereby give notice that / lost between w,sh,
i ten md soi. B B. Marsl.als near Erergfee,, I, /
a8.,,yeiies Parish, 2. note Of hand drown hy d i
Arden for the sam Of SsR5, rs, or taereason,s Win
interest from dste until paid at 5 per cent usr
a ! taers are some credits on the note eot
trading fer said note, The said u. D1arden bo'si
my note Tor $3.50, drawn IN fay4r Of Barlow a..
ceased. thereby faEwara all persons from tra ai,n
for this note as it is considered as an Offset aesiaa;
tho above mentioned note 10 "saiiss
DAVID HUsoS.
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FanN. WAsHixcros.-Our lassst adyiess
from Washington inform Us thai All. Sherman
has been dFapped BY the Black Republicans
and MI. Pennington If New Jersey taken hi
10 bio place. On last Monday, He forsielh
ballot far Speaker resulted as follows !: 1he
whole lumber OF votes cast was 2s4-necessa.
y 70 7 choice ll8. Pennington receivsd Ii5
Sapsfh Of y. q. liz; Scattering, &. tn ners
nail ~in torb.}ea teii tie tale.
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DAHL. years old i. sbe .nr;n5 - So

r z I ! years did in the spring. of bsy ,,lor
~ Wy otaas lFes. name and Tail, bred ia
y I. I. s42fs q 81, Landry, got sy Esassn
!; 52F'5,s, " e. q rFa'Fie fliewar. Boston. fYs
Boston asy tie sci If Rastsn. the csisbr..aaa ,l s,I
ss.ia aarss PgAirls Flower, hy importea So, VT
o' ~ Msdsse he get as Imported Lepia,han %.
sfilsftTs mares during the next season a. son
earn t4aYa7la Htvariaftiy in advance. 0n 30 go
ha viii stand az t,e Il ,bles al Jaa,,Y
i'eal .apeloasas, Mares from a distance ran I ~ :
% tas premises, where they viii receive rro ,e,s
care ana attention, at tiity cents a day.s F''Ref
SALF-leae satks Fiss esd George Sal. far sal.
~ '" Al RALpwwF
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strayed or StoIan.

EsR0h. the plantation Of tho subacrtber In tho
4, Parish Of 81 Nary, on the sth Inst. IN
a Creole horse. about three years old of 49,
an irnn grey or blue cnlor, with the brand ffs TA
~, on me feit nip, Inverted or turned npside dowTs.
J liberal reward will he given, m daiigsro If 10
horse to me. or to Mr.. Mike Mussand. of O1slausas.
- A. @. VINCENT
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pHBows REy1kw.-The January number
~ cpne 81 hand. fItei ~ usual with highly.
Ftstssssstsssk Haatteraf Tie Southern mind.
fe Rsvisw hAs been enlarged and improved,
~ III conienss viii hereafter be much more
Ehissssifa With matter Of general interest,
present is favorable time for new
sueseribsss i record their names. Price Ss
3psf annnm II advance odice Of The ReYiew
y aG1npEtrests NewOslcans.s
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ffAkE notite that have received the state
collect them Al my Office. All those wissi,,y, ~
ave themselves fr9nl al trauble, woala do well to
fai'e satfh"sith and pay ap, or else / shall nh
according 10 klw 3'si' :
Q a~eioasas, February i, lSe0. ''4ss'a'
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A situation as teacher. by a young man r...n,,n
nf Mississippi. where he has had one vss y
e3perle,ce III an Acadsmy-is fully ronans,snt : s. ?
iHatics. ~ 1i'sasf Aathe-
The best of references giaen. For fsr,h.r .
ticnlaTs address Jf,HN = NJ NV par
January II. lsso.-a. ~ A@aofs' Ia.
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a CARR.

1Ess5ss sending orders to nv sto,, n,n
n please direct them 10 Anderson's old 49, VIII
. nave 5seu informed by several cnston,ses -, as
t paa ofasEs to ne, had been carried to .ha t Eia.
place. a." t,sains q this
Wellington, Ia. FAR. .s,Sssa. - Ah''HE.
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Oysters! Oystersl

pT HIL8IRa hgsssF7sssss d TIE; aext door l., Mr.,
- Jacoa 4Aiisailn's Riaisra and Dfsi1kiag SaIo5n,
Were ana.oars can always find in ssaae.,
OYSTERS RAW,
OYSTERS STEw-D.
OYSTERS FRIED,
GTMRO,
And Hot Coffee every morning at snnrise 10 take
the eobwebs osit Of yonr threat.
IaTbAIRg DEs;EsssARTs.
0pelnuaas, Jan. 81, Iga0,-iy,
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Attention Attention

have determined TO build a brick store. and
Il kayin2aaew on baud o good supply of peds Of
every description viii Ii. order to hav 59,e fewer
articles to maye. sell the same al Fsaaased Prices.
Gall IN and salty yourselves. 8. BLOCH.
Jan. 90. Ies9.-ata.
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WasurseTos. La. Jan. %. 1890.

=" 49, A&@t AHH y Wv %"
The undersigned. residents Of The Parish Il
st. Landry, mnny If whom have been well
acquainted With Iii. Z. S. Baldwin, ani
transacted business with him during his annual
visits for the last 6fissn years. d. cheerfal'y
take this occasion 10 stsee That we do now, las
we have hetetufurel look upon him as Il high
minded. hoporsblc, correct and just man in all
his transactions, and lbaf honesty and upright
ness has always marked his course in all his
dealings with others, as far as We know We
regret and loek upon as unjust. any efforts
that may be made 70 injars the character or
business of asntati Wha, for 50 many years has
proved himself mt only a friend to cur insti-
%tatlans. btss ao honest man.
JAS. Mcdaniel. Jaseph Urban.
A. Lonaisiier, E. .Gshaissan.
Iheaiale Fpntenet, David Morgan,
Jesepifas Lacanb. John Reed,
II. ), Wilkins, F. l.. Pitfe,
D. Z Tfdd, G. Garriere,
a. B. Ardrsis, F. Case.
Jos. A. GaHlhreauy.
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PLANTAr,bs MAGHiseRY.-N We direct The
special attention # the citizens If our Parish
TO the advertisement Of Philip Rahm 10 another
column. The Stationary. and Portable Steam
Engines manufactured by this gentleman st
Richmond Va, have acquired 3 e~e'pt,riss II,
the South for the pasts few years, M; etsiaytd
b. any similar establishment in. the Unittd
States.
Planters who may be in want Of any Of The
articles mentioned IN his advertisement could
net be better accommodated than to make
their purchases # the agent, Mr.. r, Henry
Taylor, 81. st. Charles street NewOrleans.
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HKALrn Is WEALrH,-tsotT. RHEEMArssa,
Ero.-Disease is indiscrilpiuateiD the selection
Of its yie'im-tie king possesses 10 more i'm
munityy from the twinges Of govt or neuralgia
IN his weather proof palace, than tbs heggar
fFsmA the attacks Of Rheumatism in his time
battered hosel. Wealth Of itself can neither
cnre sickness nor preserve heahh-else it would
be . monopoly Ct the rich-en the contrary,
The equity or rheumatic millionaire would will
ibgly exchange half his possessions for the ro-
bust constitution Of The daily labnrer. To The
millions whose subsistence depends on toll.
health IL truly wealth, sud the loss Of it entails
on them the misery and safferings which are
the bane of poverty bat The cheapness Of
Holloway's Pills and Ointment obviase this
evil by placing them within the reach os oil
who arr, exposed 10 the d.refal ftcts Of the
weather.
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OR STOI,EN

HshJA The subscriber Ut Moaadvilie 10 Til, Par.
\ 80 en- Saturday evening the 2sth ut. two
American horses. One is a dapie Grey, 4 wears Id
.lss , ,4r1 branded on the right hip Wit, the let
W.. The nther is q Bay horse about IL hands
high, six years I'D last spring, with Two wl,;te hisa
leet, a small white spot on his leiehead and 4 whita
Emp On his nose. A liberal reward will be maid for
1ae ~ liyery Of thsse hotses to ME at .Aalndyjlle. or
ts =. A.J Baldwin at Washington, Ii.
JOHN W. SCOTT,
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SSsR1EGA Ms. Setary Pahlie
Se'e ven aaei, for The. Parish If 8.
ssanfS. p.aefs lef. At Big Cane post-ofaee, viii
January 2 ls5tt+@iy.
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49,
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sa,s I. ,at'.s q. Y ~
sasssnI ~ Neil sslan ilshed
a...g h - N ssRstsssa ~. aane. For ~
nsdssas rfadencs anu
$3.50 H. $3.50 - .ass1s ese,e.y e men
49, &c., ~ B 81 sfsssge 4 AeaaoeFes
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49, 8 1sn sossnsppsrss v Sshs
sassssases ~ sse Mnsasssstn 80 Hssns
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shkeessnfaa as hypesfasJ we eolly n n
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b Il y nsss 10y n fhs city y lopdon, ~bils
Ms1 ~ &c. IL - u shat ciiy "
- 49,
t1foEwsa 1880 dodSin, oae q niE
4 kssssarssh ths Doetrins wAs sras thst the
80 ssssF MI orasnfer 4 tsdAl ref'ro-
sahsags more esrtslns neFas'ed We
d s1ssssa1snl aua ssfs. 20 sbs protector,
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sgsssssa@s : ICY .ssy 1o svow .ReiA sast ''fasI
- zs 49, - 80 "a NV puritan.
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The Hon. J.. J. Morgan win accep, or,r
thanks for important pubic documents fran,
Baton Rouge.
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AT AUCTION.


AIE.-Estste of Julie Baron,
lie l.. CUTLERY, deceased.
order q the itUfgratle tbt
ma hr the Faristof st. Landry,
e undersigned Auesaeneer. ut the
ashe deceased, Lear Vile Platte,
lay, March 6, 1860,
eseribed property. belonging to the
he deceased, viz
iE PLANTATION.
" lsed last resided, situated In Prairie
in this Parish, with fine Dwelling
en-, Corn hdtiss aud otaer Necessary
said plantation continuing abo.t
eff whiei. a portion - t,rtder ealtira,
III que eide BY Bayou Sf,nd LoRi4.
HER PLANTATION.
stsiset. Vie Prairie. vi Aawelling h use.
kttss.srfs Uses and otfNf necessary. tat
ndg az .~.,.i4t,g 900 arpeits of land, II part OF
Wit h is III a state OF cultivation ~pbouaded on one
side by Bayou Grsnd Louis.
Also, 5
n TRACT Of MOOD LAND,
situated ia the same Prairie, containing nsaat
forty arpeiits, l5unaed West by Bayou s. Fttite-
Passe or by land Of widow Alexander b.
Up 8 Slaves, a
Is. Of both sexssBnd diaefant ages. ~
Alexander, mulatto, agad ~ years;
Alfred, negro man, agsa ~ years;
Mary black girl, aged ~ years, end 0osavis, her
daughter, aged z years;
Jiupy. negro woman. aged go years; 4
Prudent, negro boy. aged 10 yeafsi
Gni!, negro boy. aged ) years; e
Onezinle. IegTn boy, aged 8 lFeafs.
A lot Of harmed cattle; M
3 oxea, Z nurses and niaresi @
4 lot Of Ei;sap; .
" a lot Of Hags;
! OK cart, | buggy
Plantation in elements;
a99 barrels Of cesa; @
Fodder;
Furniture, etc.
Terms AID CONDITIONS Ali SUMS Of ten dol
lars and t.ltera payable the LIST april ls6l- Az
sans over ten delt9rs, payable ~oHe-iaif on the let
OF Aslsil itGl, atd The athnr hall an the Lat ef
Apfi! | q. with interest Ht the rate Of 5 per cent.
per aili'ula from maturity TIL paid Purchasers
furnishing then ntstes- With two good personal
securities in solidp, To Gle satisfaction Of The Ad
miaistfatpr. Tie ,tlaveabieS AMI. slaves remaining
specially rnortgaged With privilege Of vendor ante
said estate until fun aud fuai payment of the
principal, and the interest which may accrue
thereon. LOUIS stage,
Eeb.iarY 4, 1860. Auetionter.
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1eiN1sf--s0u ounces different marks Io1 ~
Vs'Ap'Ry FL, EEHRARp,
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||fbe etriut,
os s-5saoarrrIDs.

4kAxs or scaaonrrrIos.
1soD olAssaAd Ffssy Cents i rssS, ID advance. Ii
AsnQs&Aaa HitAin shrec moHsht, Three Dollars and
tsfsy gs4ts.s 6faEae copies, 10 coats.
& II ADFENrIstNc.
A4tsfshnxenessstsl he fnseftsd.as Is 3certa pss lire
63He4AAa 40 sytky publication. Aitbesal discoun.
d = 1Raae I'M ysa1ls and stssding aassstlse.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Oh DDslas ixssallemsds.
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b, now lives we are curious to k.oe what
kisd Of structure lie will erect with It's
dtsordeted and broken materials. He must
net forget in the rneai, time shtls working
Enthusiastically in his business thai the Southern
Shareholder is looking aa with much interest
mad Is getting somewhat revolutionary Ii HE
temper. and knowing bis position is ready al
any time to define and defend ii.
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81

Washington, Feb. i. issa.-st. hos
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- VALUABLE FEE SIMPLE PROPERTY,
No IL BOWbY'S WHARF,
- - - AT AUCTION.
On EShAY, March 20th 1870, o'clock at the Mer
shall sell va ~ '0'
THE VALUABLE WAREHOUSE PROPERTY, No II
Bowys what Lo- twenty two and half front by
depth OF about six feet Improved by substantial four
story BRICK wa EHpUSE, now occupied by Mr. Thomas
Pierce. Title in i.putable
Terms CASH. Jankabe money.
For particu' s,apply to the Auctioneers.
n B-We' Tite the attention of capitalists to this sale
as IL Is seld so desirable Warehouse property
at auction F. W BENIN Eft 4 co
mhSS AuctioDprrs
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8ablit sSalRs.
BY ADREON 81 CO,
VAl1I4R1>,E;;IiI T7 =, l;TsIlII;;ISCD

f"A VALUABLE OUTAGE
EHi;sl AND
-AAs.A PROPERTY
ON ROSS, MCCULLOCH AND CHATSWORTT sTPEVrg
FOR SALE 11i p
The undersigned, attorney for the owner will soil L
auction at the Exchange Sales rooms on Second street ~
joining the Post Office WEDN DAY, the i4t6 day Of
March, 1860 at O'Clock, p NJ, the following PropertvY "
No !. A two story FRAME COTTAGE, situated between
Madison and Pennsvl ana avenues, containing IL rooms
ALSO wOtory HOUS the rear and stable carriage
rouse attached lot 100 feet mont with depth Of l75
Ground $5 very good opportunity for any de
srous of purchasing suburban residence to procure
a low figure
No. 2 A threestory BRICK DWELLING (No. 325) Ross
street. with tWostory back building and Kitchen stable and
attached lot IS feet inches front, with
"e OF loo eeI Ground rent only Sl5l5 payable yearly
och street Townsend street 40 front by 100
feet deep Ground rent only SO front foot adjoining
ground now leasing at 81 so per front foot
No 4. Two twOstOry BRICK DWELLINGS, with finished
Easements Nos - and Il Chatsworth street. lot fronts AZ
itet on ChatswOrth street with depth Sarah
of II feet. Ground rent only $40
Any Of the above viii be sold at private sale and
any information Will be furnished application to the
dersgned.
Terms at sale.
SAMUEL SNOWDEN, Attorney,
81 West Fayette street,
,-.o,o,,,.. ADREON * CO.,
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BY GIBSON x co.

SAMUEL SNOWDEN, Attorney,
So West Fayette street,
" ADREON h CO.,
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1Ouses, It.. lot Sale ana afnt.
\ FOR SALE.
II THE RESIDENCE OF THE LATE
Il JUDGE Il COLLINS LEE

fE:5:t FOR RENT.-A very convenient TWO
Ssjs ST ny DWELLING, with Gas and Water, No. ZIG
-rASSHARP STREET, between Conway and Barre SITS.
Possession given Immediately Rent ,5O per annum.
Ap v WM. DAWSON co.
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Immediately after the above salt
AT 80 O'clock,
YORK STREET PROPERTY,

| HAMBURG 81 EFT PROPERTY.
| ALL THAT Lot OF GROUND situated the Northeast
ernmoSt side of Hamburg ct, the distance
Enthusiastically from the formed by
Of the Northwesernmost side Of How I'd and said
Norheasernmost side of Hamburg street. fronting Ham
burg street g. fret by depth of 60 feet parallel with How
ard street There are improvements this lot The
annual is s 81 with the right of purchasing the
| sion and fee at any time
Also
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II R. B A A K L E

fevery descriptions and without the ofhe knife any
surgical instruments. These last named diseases cannot be
cured by correspondence, therefore all such patients must
place themselves under the Doctors personal SUPERVISION
IF Ba9kee has made new discovery ola FLUID" that
will produce absorption of the CATAR4Crn and restore
permanent vision to the Eye without the knife