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SATURDAY, May II, Is6I. at II o,ol ln M M,

AUorIosEER-Odice 40 Camp street.
~ Hs,da; May H. 1861, at II o'clock M,
gd p0s 9es at Y O'Clock NJ the following described valua
SQUARE A. containing about arpcn,s of land and meas,r-
3g o tse front On Front street and the river about
5S4 feet Second street. the this splendid
the story brick and the econd story ams wds gar
res n front and on the sides containing eight principal
Upon the there live oaks cedar pecan
trees good vegetable garden etc. The land high the
place is susceptible being made of the finest country seats
IN the vicinity of New Orleans; heretofore and now known as
the Belle Grove place. and now occupied by the Kenner
eS ao y%ht oS Numbered iFa ar from p to
os NOS 70 y a4d Is frontrE on Second street and lots
80 feet f5on by $50 feet in deph Lots 10 inclusive front
street measure each 80 feet front BY 20 DEPTH On lots
Nos 2 ana = here IS frame dwelling part being each
ce go # 9GnF Ed mds bssrPSy Tssd 5
5o; Nos 2 IS q and Is fronting Street and lots IT,
ton by 10 feet tspts Igts ncnsv Fon1e on
5 p Of IL ss Gn Worth street,
.S D bounded y Holiday
northern Railroad dysd into thy,!Wo los Numbered 6eS
s. Isl 9n' sS on Esa
+ az, I'd i@ntng OF Holiday street and lots 4 T. l6
'front.' by deph Of 2fe Lots GHd fronting Holiday
So front By depth sa fes Lot and lots q To sf n
% ks1G sp 70 fo ss sa 80
SQUARE Ne i bounded by Fl ST. Second xley and Dan
q Lots 70 inclusive fronting First street md lots IS to
q inclusive fronting Secord each so feet
'front.' by depth Of 10 feet Lots and fronting Daniel
street. and lots 70 and a fronting OXey street.
each 30 feet front, by depth OF $50 feet
HALF OF SOU RE No rs, bounded by Third Fourth and
Minor Streets and Williams avenue is divided twelve lots
numbered from 10 l. Lots to g. inclusive fronting
street and lots 70 u inclusive fronting williams avenue,
measure each 30 ont depth of 100 feet.
fronting on Third street. measure each 80 feet by depth of $50
feet ~
This eligible property located New Orleans
Jackson and Great Northern Railroad ten miles and on the
Mississippi river sixteen miles from New Orleans the only
point where the railroad connects with the river. The land
high the location he4hy any in the State 1t offers
parties desiring TO establish country dis
lance and of access and gardeners Others
best opportunities for investment.
The plans of the property may be the Office of the
Auctioneer.
49, TERMSFor the Bell Grove Place. square A. onethird
cash. balance at and years credit with cent
per annum interest from day of sale For the her squares
onefolrth cash, balance and three
with six cent interest from day of sale and all with eight
per cent interest after maturity and special mortgage until
final payment.
of sale before E. Barnett Notary Public at the expense
OF the purchasers as
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Eff PRIZE BOAT BUILDER x=g,
.ssaza OF THE SOUTH s&a2s3S
j. MAHONY, Algiers, La.

WifurnBh the shortest Bace, hui the approved
models Pleasure and Race Yachts, Climb and Skeleton Row
Boats Ship Schooner and Steamboat Yaws Skhs and Row
Boats of all descriptions built the shortest notice.
Also hand
oars spars Blocks and everything apperaning to Yacht
fitting, hand and for sale the twe market prices
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STATE OF LouI9IANA,
Parish of Orleans city Of New Orleans I
Be 1t remembered that this 18th day of December 1850
before the subscriber Justice the in and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Omer Gaard President
and A. Schreibe Secretary of the Citizens Mutual Insurance
Company of New Orleans who being duly ding to
law do dpose and that the above are Just and
true and transcript from the of said Company
o. GA1LLARD President.
A. sCHREIBER, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this day. December U.s.
1860. ARTHUR SAUCER
Third Justice of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
The Board of rustees have resolved pay six per cent In
terest the outstanding Certificates OF for the year.
1851 1858 and 1852 and after the MONDAY in Fob
ruary next.
-TRusFREs-
Geo. W. West, RIP Hunt
JAS. A. White, N. Musson,
douglas West Martin Gordon, W.,
D. jamson Numa Augustn,
a Al: Mienberger, Cesaire Olivier,
j, Lelsy, A. Bohp
Omer Gaillard.
The Company cortinueo insure against pers OF
and rivers and loss and damage by fire. the current rates
premiums.
BE Office. No. Carondeetstreet. d17 II
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GSggSgESa> LOSS OF TEHTEa-Dr. ]. WEST
liz st. Charles street, continues supply the
LOSS OF TEETH without wires springs,
lL1S upon his new principle Of self adhesion. Ths
method has procured him universal approDation and
92ded as 5en he most ngenoug system of supplying ARII
EiC TEETH hitherto Invented and all restoring
perfect articulation and astlcaon perfect natural
e defy dissection by the closest observer Dr.
Vests Dslhod Of Cling teeth with gold all modern
3 These interested will find hose satepents b
thanks to the Inhabitants Of New Orleans vicinity for the
extensive practice they have favored him with fifteen
years. Ohco and residence liz St. Charles strae
from Lafayette S0nsTe- aaEtf
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DENTISTRY.

egssEggEgMEsaA, ARTIFICIAL TECETK4-The best
cheapest and most replete Dental Establish
SJTSaSSsSSS ment in New Orleans, is DR. FIELDING's.
AA1I1Jl94 Canal street. ~ ~
His facilities for nlpuating Artificial Teeth are
By any Practical ns in the Southern States denying compe
ton and atprIces charged by the inexperienced
Person requiring superior Dentistry should procure where
they can rely upon the experience skill and integrity which
Dental Science produce.
Every Artificial Tooth is of surprising beauty which cannot
be detected from the very productions nature gradually r
storing that uniformity the features essential youth and
ton.
PAINLESS TOOTH EXTRACTOR for readily ex.
tracing Teeth without pain, uperseding anything before at
tainnd by the profession astonish all who witness It,
All Operations in Dentistry performed with skill and
cheaness and utility by others Unsk
uly applied Teeth remodeed and tit guaranteed
crate charges AT The following prices written guarantee ac
campaigning each set if desired and found represented
after two months trial, their money will be returned.
Full sets on Sterling Silver base. ..........S25 90
Full sets finest finish gums bound Observation-Disclosures, 90 GO
Full sets vucaned Rubber, equal to gold $40 to 50 90
Full sets on 8 carat gold baso beautiful form 90 80 co
Full % carat gold base from rs to l2s 90
The most perfect gems gems that can be produced.
and examine before engaging elsewhere.
DR.. FIELDING, Dental Surgeon,
EanD1s
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By J. 3. WALTON,

VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT, and lZl lots of
Ground III tEe town Of KeuuGr The Jackson Railroad
where connects wtrh the Mississippi river 10 miles from
New Orleans by pSi and l6 Fuiles b. the river
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eoe he Iaei%a aud "a'Shea iS0 l,a as
sfds5 ea & ssso%d Dsrie'
tie &G Z. sgwh
'S oSE hBf ST RGYD with the ereoD
+ T Fs DsF Is a Of ms Sly in he bounded By
4e By Ne dS an b S @
u d H. n S6sSy
n sbss arS G On ss ,,ss Pr ep & r. feet
eTsH st o "a B' Of ToG kouND in the FRS. District of b,
city in he square boried By Willow Cypress seets
measuring each z5 feet front on willow Street by DEPTH Of
70 and hs SsSe rD1V e negro man. aged about ~
aD= TERMs And coNDGTIoNe-or e.ha1f cash, and one
half upon credit of twelve months to be by mortgage
D Of e bcd sGd T. g. WILL os91 puc at o
pense OF the purchasers.
SUCCESSION DE MARIE RoEDEAU, r. c. l., DfCf.
dfeVene dune P1opr6d arneior6e deux Terralns
TacaHts situds dams Premier District dun Eclave
PAR J. B. WALTON,
Encanteur-Bureau, 40 rue du Camp.
! EURpI L, L. 9 mai All Es6I, a midi, a Ia Rourse
me Re- @ ct ds danen bureau de oste
5 s T. d. Mpgan ss Gs Ia DonT H e District
snvantes eront vendues compte de la de succession
TERI AN ct les antorations qu gy trouvent situs
F e ase per s No q sena IN p Eo
Manreau notaro public ayant q pied poces face la
Mepomene pofondeur de 27 peds pouce
gnes entire gnss PARALLELS, les authorizations qui sly
treuven consistent aison En- deu Locations;
louGe a tIlsHn DIT S}4 pRr tnds
DEg& T@RRAISS situGs dams lie Premier District dc cete
Vile dams jiet horDe par Willow. Vine lie
Ftoita aGSgEcz 2g Eos S3 ct 30i ayan
y itdo de face la Willow e 1Eotonceur dc l25
jamie - - - 49,
"a CQAD1TDNS-Ils motto compliant ct Ia noitid IN
o. d2nfe mos aEec hypote4ue Ia propfi6Ie yendue
Actf5 de yente pardevnt E. q Wells notaira public aux
Ifal8 aes acq1efeuts 40 8 10 my 5 9
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srATR OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of OileaIia City Of NaW Qrlaaun

Stain LOUISIANA, y
Parish of Orleans, City Of New Orleans, 3.
1t remembered that the 18th of july 1862 ms
the undersigned Justice of the Peace in city
aforesaid, personally appeared THOMAS A. ADAMS Preai
dent Of the Crescent Mutual Insurance Company Of New
leans who being duly according law epose
that the foregoing just and true
transcript from the books of the Company.
THOMAS A.ADAMs, President.
Sworn and subscribed before the 25h July,
D. F. MITCHELL, Cd Up.
The Board of Trustees resolved pay
PER CENT in cash all the outstanding certificates
its the holders thereof therlega
after the SECOND MONDAY in August proxino.
Also dividend Of THIRTY PER CENT go Peg
cent? the Net Earned Premiums of the Company
year ending the 50h Juns 1850 for which certificates will
Issued on and after the first Jay Of October next.
And resolved further that after reseying One Milton Of
Dollars of Profits all tho outstanding certificates
Issue Of the 1857 be redeemed tho SECOND
MONDAY In AUGUST proxima-insrest thereon 10 ceaaa
from iHth June ult.
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2Sa RUPTURES za
r ADICALLY CUREDi q O

9Sa RUPTURES ~
a RADICALLY cUEEDl q .
Letter from Dr. W. T. Mills to the Editor of the vicksburg
vIcKsDuRe, Miss, May 8, 1860
Hernia be Cured Without Need or Knife
NJ hdlt9r1 deem it due to those afflicted with this
boy about 10 years of age had ben afflicted Hernia
Esq., l,saqaena county Two phycans examined him and
Ptf The ease AT there
tie knife to which The other and myself objecsa him
and M %et hasog used that he DEBTORS
S Is 81 peey hFs veil IT, the boy vas eny
For The last lhfee Re has been nuy the plantation do
least Inconvenience s emit for The benefit Of
' ~ ''' "DD | .1' &IL L Ri H. S B.
Extract Letter Written Three Years Previous TO thu
Above, in reference to the same boy
- IssAQUENA Co, Miss, May {, 1857.
Dear sThe boy George perfectly cured of the rupture
10 i one Of the finest 10 king men Deer and
Letter from Dr. Thos j. aper of the eminent Ply
sicians in the State OF Mississippi
u, ylGESn "a Mis- March 20 $50
cause cannot him properly besides an not At
saed With my skill to do him lustce satisfied your plan
Tuos. ]. HARPER, NJ D.
nsThis letter in reference slave boy years
DID, sho rp.ued both sides aud who subsequently,
returned sound. The following explains s.lf
VICRsnunG, MISS, May 7, 1860
DR.. Sherman New Orleans:
Dear Sir send You my James 70 apply to him suitable
Truss He has only been Taptured short time We
at drug Trusses In heI however have
tie confdence but having confidence your such mat
ters, l send my son to you.
THOS j. HARPER, NJ. D.
DR.. BELDEN'S OPINION.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 6, 1859.
Samuel Davis, Esq.
Dear Sir-[t Is that DR.. She mans
him. will give relief eaGcually other have
seen it tried to my enr satisfaction know Of cured
by the of 1t and tbs mixture recomme d get one
bnt be Dr. Sherman hself applies it, much depends
upon the fitting r. BELDEN, NJ, d.
Ag~DR SHERMAN respectfully Informs Iuptured persons
those having rupurcd slaves that he city
and may found his office, No. 70 ST CHARLES STREET
Orleans prepared NIL cases of rupture
by the replication Of his PATENT SILVER TRUSS and CUR
ATIVE MIXTURE. my6 1y&W
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LEGAL NOTICES.

->~~~~~~~-~>~~~-~~~>~>~>-~~~~~
SEcosp DISTRICT CouRr SUCCESSION OF RICHARD
of New Orleans { MAY-No l5hSJ
NUTaCEG is hereby given to the creditors
of this estate ana TO all other herein interested
show cause within ten days from the if any
they have why the presented by the
TutEx Of her minor children should holnoogated and
approved the funds distributed in accordance Herewith,
By order Of The Court @
E. NICHoT, Deputy Clerk q
DEgxIEKE CoUE De DisTRIcr SUCCESSION DE RICHARD
De Ia h1uyeIle-O Orleans. MAX--No 10
a Vas est par lie present doaane agx crea7n-
n ciers de la dte succession artFes psrspnnes
celia devor dsdure ionrs daer
de les raispgs lesquees lie compile
rait point approayf et les oads ne
renarts conortnenent dit cdmpte.
Par ordrs de La Cour. s@ "
my3 Z i 2: MIcHnT. nepnsssss q
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STATE or LOUISIANA, J
Parish of Orleans. City of New OrIe Ms /
Do Il remembered that on this 18th day of March, 1861 be-
lore me- the subscriber Justice the Peace in and for thu
cry aforesaid personally appeared Charles Briggs President
and h. r Janv1er Secretary Louisiana Mutual Insurapce
company Oh New orleans, Who being duly according
law 90 oepoSe and that the accounts are lust and
true and correcttranscr from books Of sed Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
H. P. JAKvIER Secretary.
soh 70 ana subscribed before this 18th day Of March
1861. n nrTr.rurtI
Second Justice ofhe Pence for the Parish of rleans
me Board Of Trustees have resolved to pay Six Der cent In
he outstanding certificates of profits after the
Second Monday of May next and to redeem on and af h
GATE FIFTY per cent of the Scrip Issue year 1859 and thew
nave further declared scrip dividend of Thirty per cent on
net earned premiums for the ending Febrsary2 for
June, 1851.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President,
ID. = J4SyIER, Secretary, - ' . ,3"-S'
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Monuments Tombs and ead Stones Piers Center Table
Tops Counter Slabs Mnue Pe"aB Crates and Crate Setting
Flooring lies, Banquette and Yard Flaggng Iron Railing
Coping, att
aThe trade supplied with rongh and uanufact ed marble
by GAVAFAuGH It GULL Y,
al ~ Landing .Nnn1r. -.
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5 i, The undersigned, 6roprietors Of this we-fnown
s%s}tI w establishment, inform their friends and the
general pnblic, tina. their house has during the
summer inerresnun undergone the thorough renovation
repair and has been entirely refuniahed throughout 1t is
now long has been one of the mostsanty arranged and
eommodtous restaurants in the country having
for number of private parties The ali the furn
ishngs Of the best qualify and the arder will be supplied
with all and the best vanGs which the market aord rved
NJ the and unapTroachabe Style Of cuisine fer
kept hand and large force experienced and attentive
walters will be in attendance to guests.
matt Ia3 canal street
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j. B. WALTON.
Il hs "AAsAON.. .Js B. WALTON,
CITY AUCTIoNEER,

CITY AUCTIoNEER,
And AUCTIOEEEK, APPRAISER and GENERA 7, AGENT
for the Purchase and Sale of REAL EsTATE,
SLAVES, LANDS etc., etc.
Office, 40 Camp street,
Continues his personal attention to all gales of Real Estate
Slaves Furniture Bank and other socks
chandise generally.
HeinYes attention to his sysem of plans plan
teai Esoe-inaugurated st large expeneenbscDg every
rqnee and every lot in every square, with the
thereof the the owner other valuable information
taken from the most authentic mountaineering pur
Chase sale and superintendent Estate unequaad adyan
tages and information.
EFuniture and other outdoor attended TO- SET 6
SUCCESSION OF MARY RONDEAU, F. W. c. DE
ceascd-Improved and Vacant Real Estate in the First
District, and one Slave, at auction.
BY J. B. WALTON,
AuCTInSEER-Ofice stre
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PUBLIC HOUSES.

- RkGuF1LYE BEER GARDEN sts.st
EH5EEIAA LA-T1e Hoove named place Of r~freah ESs
{tnent ard pleasure has been fitted In No. style -
a now open day evening and Sundays the accomrno
qaoh OF visitors The Fourth District Ferry from the foot Of
Jackson street. regularly 10 these adens Admson
Tickets on Sundays, Is cents.
az 3m HEHeY sHHrHMAKER Proprietor.
- bEFFERsDN LAKE HOTEI,-gND of
H arF oion KRHatng leased this deJ,9htiuly situated
a tiouse for term Of take this means OF making
known to the public that 1t has thoroughly
painted and reurahed and will be opened by The 4h Of
Anr lhahknl to patrons for past we promise in
possible meet their wishes sbonId nJease
them give cell. y E1e'-
as s., nAN,T pFrrpc rn
"a MgREAU's RES . <usssxssg,g,
-s%89%2 ~ Bayou ST. John
sak5SastA5 The undersigned respectfully informs bt4
t5s1d ana tie public generally that ne VIII open SATU
Af areh ~ the above named house, he will at all
times be pIepareo to supply such may honor him with cali
th me very best Of everything in his line that the cts
m2T 3rn L HopEau
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nrrS2s, % GAhpTH,s NEW RES

E4ss@SSsS r. uRANT, 81 Royal street r,ysS%e
fsYsSssaTg JOHN GALPIN has the pleasure <zs$4aD d.
eEarzAEsaof informing his friends and the Skss5-Ss
pubic generally that he now ready to receive and
them IN rs a eiofaent 81 Royal street. the
corner OF Stonhose street. occupying entire aansion
lately the residence Of Alfred Henne EGq It affords ost e
tenive acco11odaons Besides the large public dnneroou
oeock A. " until y NJ, the advertiser has large nun.
Der OF rooms for private parties Families and parties on an
plon as above be supplied with ha best Of everythg
the market Affords either ready for or s It conss from
ne market Thanking his friends for the liberal patronage that
has has syT be been extended to him the
ton 70 tko5s who may favor him with their orders
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TOE GONOEEESEzHGA, CLEFT, WEAKNEsR, PAINS
II N the Back, and sli Urinary Affections
THE GREAT ENGLISH REhFBY, SPECIFIC sohT.
FIoNfh word-renosVned preparation onrss all Affections
the gsnaravs organs hsther ROGET chronic. Phys
clans Of England Francs AND of America, acknowledgsffs
efficacy Thousands OF sufferers have bGea relieved by
Parody vegetable in composition 10 IS HARMLESS s. Y at
body and depressed rosnd restored to energy.
3. ABRAMS,
Sole agent koF che United statea.
AnnFaacarV Haft s~eet.5 Now rlaans
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q REGORtOs Rowland & co., IMPo RTERs.
Ents, Nos n Fulton and 8? Streets New Or
Saa 50 +s5
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~ FAIRBANKS 81 CO.,, PROrRIETORs OF FAIR
heHks' Scales and Agents Of Lilies Potent Wrought
)hiLeI TN sSfes, No, 93 Camp street d2s ly
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WHISPERS OR A MuSTAcHE

q, C,,,, ,hr,s N IN weeks. TIL. article !. the
oal, 90 ofths k,si used hy the trr"'h' "ai q"
I..,.l.sa ard Paris u - 81 un'ye'sal nee.
u IL. isast,lsi, eceRnSnic'l, -'o'hing' vi
.i,mnl,i,ag compound, sctis. a. Il J., n,s'e npon
,hs ro,i.. casing ,-,su'ifl sr'~ih Of lnNu'ian'
h.a ifsppLsi 20 the scalp. Il viii cute h,Ln.
sI,,, aai tau-r ." ,pfiay ~ - place II The Ia II
-p.i. q 6us gro~th Of nss HAIR Aphei So'
,ar,i,ag to d,Tect,oa.. u viii turn Htp o' 'e~y
h.,, p,HE, aai rr.i,,c gray hair Z" ~ o'isina'
c.,l.s. l..,,as a .aG. smooth, aai fsS,blc. The
.ONaUINT" - aa iai,sp susthle ar''cE ~ eNe'N
rsal~m,a'. iailst, snd alter oas ~e"A' use 'h'>
,,o,ii ~ G.f en-, c1n,iier,tiun ~ S'ihpai a.
The .ah.rtil,lt. ace The cal, Agrnts i'f the
srict. IN The us''ri >nic', g. ~h'm al orders
shaitI =. sdlfs.-.-,i.
Tt,cc Ose psHir h,N--ior sale ny al bfug.
ri.t. ari n-al-s.: 90 a bnN ~ the " ongucu'
Iu,tr.sisi a. hsv, the dt.ir,i eircD "ul ~
..ui is ,a, va, i..,r, g., b, 'n'd ti"reN, Sc
,ufsk p,.kr ,Hp rrrrirs pi pnce aii postage
sll~. Arpl, ia at aiirrss
HORACE I. UuGCNNN 4 CO.,
FvTsaIsTs, AC.,
sls,tltsn street, New lofk.
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ruf Hf>s 40 Saau5l posprRs. ca
che Gr., c,n,l .ous'. % .-il.,,l powder. O.
a., capital OF Delhi. The monarch became
dssy'y Interested ,u Oh. a,aoau,. ui ,h, o..
f'a.ru: 4r.us. \ box ~, brought ., iHs
kIn. ia i.I court. ami ,le Interpreter *
plaiu-l @, t.- s.n: rts &c shagli b. ussd
Ia, ct.i.t h-r4, tls ts,l,s h..y paper.
AMI having .ii-i o., ~4trr, "a kins draus
IL Or THIS was the 'lsal,. and the royal
eountcnance expressed ~, sign Of .at.fsc.
ton. IL Wa then explained that in tie
examination q the two r1N dcr> law The luK
sry, and the twelve white p1sders were
quickly dissolved, AMI A. eagerly swalloW~i
by L.- majesty. With shrek that will
%. REQ. cred while Delhi i. numbered with
the kinsl,m., the monarch ro~s. s,.csvrcl.
exploded. and, IN 10. ug,nir.. exclaimed.
- Hold mo down then. rushing from
the throne, f-lI pr,,,r,te on the door
There he lail daring th- loHs-e,n,innei ct
.tsrvs-ceuee Of the c,mpouui. sporting hike
Zen thousand penny worth q imperial ror.
bslieyin: himself in the as17ir. Of Death
a mslancholy and huail,atins proof that,
king. are Moral.
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iiUNNEWELLS
CELEBRATED
TOL.U ANODlNE

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Or,f- call. BE- .psr,sl siisuuIa ,nt ,H'srrst. bc
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Arh-aH' ~ A,hf, ~n,H,i J1mpbini., liked.
r. 81 iHHg. &C. ~i.usfh. Roe lln I,,,f,
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un.riai. irran aaflal,.ff .HlrrF.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-03-22
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ONToED, sat th- supreme Jui,cs,l Cont b.
goo snI hlldei al Pans, Wiihin ani lof sad
Coaui, ui Osflfi, Goa the second Tuesday %
March 4. u isol.
Up,a thr f,tc..in. l,hcl a - Ode -, that th,
saii MAJ, ~. saith cas.r The ss,t john SAITH
J.. O. - n1tii.d Il ~ geasu., I'll ihs ht-l, b,
IsLiisA,ug ~ aiie.isi cop, Of said ibrl AM thu
s0i-r st s,,sn th-frst, tarvv weeks saccr--ivei'
~ thr uslYri DymIcrit, q acNspapcf punird iu
faf,'. o. said Cyuni, ol Uxilui, the last Pnhlica
t''n O. H. fsste-a di,. ~ k..t leisfe the neN
tsfu 90 The saPsssas Judicial Csift. a. h. holde'
Al Aula''n, - uaf tsaai, " AaJfoscogg'n. 90
ths loa0h ls"sia, Il Al.ril p.Nt, that he ma!
th~1. aaI there, 81 I'D Coad sp,.ra1, AL she's
sau-v, O. tny h- asv, ~hy the p,s,rF Il said liDc
savaid not i.- g,aai-d.
Aucst. SIDNEY PERIIAM, Clerk.
A true copy Of Lil-' and OrdsS of Coat thereon
Attest; SIDNEY pERIAM, Cstk.