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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-03-14
DR.. S. o. RICH ARDs0N's
Sherru w me Bltters.

The celebrated Mem England Remedy for HdJituaCon-
stipation, Jaupdiee, Fsuer aud AgHc, General De-
6ihty, and az Diseases arising from Di'0r'
dered Stomach, Liuer or Boio0iS.
yWyBEY are used and recommended by leadingPhy'
sicians OF the country, and all who try them pro-
nonnce them invaluable. a.,
county, Ohio 'the Bters are highly praised by those
suffering from indigestion, dyspepsia and liver com
plainl." 49,,
saws, "they give great satisfaction. use them my
self having tax cod, become postrae and lost my
appetite. II relieved me, and can recOmneh II
with great assurances Of its merits"
DR.. WM NJ KERR Of ofROgersville, indiana, write
us that they are the most valuable medicine onered
u o has reconm nded them with great success, and
with them made several cures of palpitalion OF the
heart and general debility.
| TuoMAs STANFORD, Esq, Blountsvilo, Henry coun
ty, Indiana writes long etter under date OF
4, 1860. He was much reduced, having been aiicte'
for three years with treat nervous deblllty palpta
ton Of the heart of the most severe and prosiratini
character. CATER using few bottles was complete
| ly re stored and am now in robust health.'
! GEoEgK w. HOFFMAN says he was Afflicted with rheu
matism for tweI ty years. all its various forms,
at the date of his letterhe had been two years Wen
Nhe Biters eecing the cure, when several physician
attending him could do him no good. He says. so
rheumatism. dyspepsia, liver mplaint, kidney aGec
ton o dropsy III is specific certain remedy"
| ]. W. HUNT writes from DolphOs, Allen county
Ohio. IA section where Feverand Ague prevais'ltn
lhc most chez rfully recommends them OF decide
merit ia all cases Of FeUer and Ague Dyspepsia an
General Debility. -,
+ TX. GALLERIES. N. n. writes from Van Wer
Ohio. "l most respectfully recommend the sherr
Wine Bite RS TO the notice Of Dyspeptic persons, an
to all who require astimuatng medicine. Such ne'o
zoe are reeeicing daily. Full directions accoE pan
each bottle. They are sold by Medicine dealers ger
leralN Price IS cent perb
in. HARRIS & co. Cincinnati, Ohio,
Proprietors for the Southern and Western State
to whom add rcss orders. Fo' sale by G. Kaufima
Il Co., T.. l.. Slocum, SiGord & Sturgeon, Lancaste
Richard B. Walker, West Rnshvile; p. Hane, Ple'
santviile; A. Fenstmaker, Waerloo Brossmnn "a
drew, Lithopolis David Prooost, Marcy; J. Lerch
Co. Amanda. Nov.l, ls60-ly3l
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-03-14
PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE
PAIN NTG&IR

GA CALM @@&t2SzS
The Great Family Medicine of the Age
VETE asb the attention OF the trade and the public
w to this slong and unTiyaled Family JhedieinsioI
the cure Of colds, coughs, weak stomach ana gene,
debility Indigestion. cramp and pain In Stomaeh'0oW
ell complaint, collie, diarrh9a. Cholera, &e.'an lol
FEVER and 40 UE, there Is nothing better " nae
been favOrably known for more than twenty yeals ~
be the only specific for the many diseases S
dent to the human family. IateTHdHy ana EIteFHa"
II works equally sure. -
What stronger proof of these facts can be produced
thar the following letter received HRSotUited hun NV
Rev. A. w. Curtis: ,o,o
RoMEo, MAcoMB Co. Michigan, July s.ls6O.
MEssRs. J. N HARRIS a. Co. D,,
Pain Killer us q remedy for Colds, Coughs, Burus,
Sprains and Rheumatism, for theeure fwhich lhanc
essfully used II Induces me to oheerully reeo
Arew months ago had recourse TO It to destroy ael-
ON although never heard of its being used ior Una.
purpose but having suffered inteusey from lorme
one and having no other remedy al hand, appneu
The Pain Killer reely for abou. feCn minutes at eve
ming and repeated the application very breny lhey
next morning which entirely destroyed the feon'and
increased my confidence in the utility ofthe Iemso!'
Minister of the Wesleyan Metho dist Church.
The Pain Killer has been tested IN every variety
ofclimate, and almost every nationKhowb 10 amer
cans 1t is the almost constant companion anu NUS
timube friend of the missionary ana the traveller on
sea and land and one should lravelo on the Lakes
or Rivers pithOWh.
! Be sureyou call for and getthe genuine Fainkiler
as many worthless nostrums are attempted 10 De Sole
on the great reputation Ofthls valuable lfediene.-
Direction accompany each bottle. Sold by deaer
eyerywhere Price IS cts. 50 cts and 81 per bottle
in. HARRIS & co. Proprieors
Forthe Western and Southern States: Cincirna. w.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by G. Kaufman Co.
f.. T.. Slocum, SiHord q Surgeon lancaster Richar
B. Walker West Rushvlle: p. Hane, Plearantville
| A. Fenstmaker & Brother, Waterloo; Brossman AM
Andrew, Lithopolis; David Probost. Marcy; Wesie
Macarthur, Mi lersVort;l. Lerch Co. Amanda
November !, I96O-1y3l .r
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-03-14
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

FON TIE UUNE OF
CoWireness, JdHldicc, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
DyscHteyH Foul Stomach, Eyysipelds, Headache,
Pies, Rematisn,, ErWptionS and skin Diseases,
Lirer Complaint, D,opSN letter. Tamors and
Sdh Rhcmn, IPorms Cont, Neuralgia, as a
Dinner PW and for PmifyiHg The Blood.
They are sugar.coatcd, SO that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they nre the
hest apcricnt in the world for all the purposes Of
family physic
Prioo 25 cents por Box; Tive boxes for fl00
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Prioo IS cents pOr Boz; Five bOzos for slOO

Grcatpumhcrs Of Clergymcn, Physicians, States
men. and eminent personagos, haN lent their
names To certify the unparalleled usefulness Of these
remedies, hut our space here will not permit the
insertion of them. The Agents below named fur
niSh gratis Our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they
nrc given; with also full descriptions OF the above
eompliu;s aud the treatment that should be fol-
lowed for their cure.
Do not he put Oft by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand AYER's. aud take no others. The sick
want the best aid there is for them, and they should
have IL.
All our remedies are for sale by
SlFFoRD 4 CO., KAUFMAN n co., and X; l.
SLoouM, LAScA AsTER, aud by Druggists and Dealer
everywhere, 30.3m,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-03-14
Latest STYLES Of Improvement.
PURIFY THE BLOOD!
TMoFF T'S
VEGETABLE LIFEPlLLS
PHGNlX BITTERS..

The high and envied celebrity when lhese pre.em
nent Medicines have acquired Tor thcr nVaInaOle
efficacy all the Diseases which lhey profess 10 curo
has red the usual practice opuHins noloniy un
| necessary, but unworthy OF them.
IN ALL CASES
ofA sthma, Acute and Chronic Rhuematlsm, Anec-
Il tons of Bladder aud Kidneys. .
BILIOUS FEVERS AND LIVER COMPLAINTS:
In the South aud West, where these disease prevail;
they willbe found invaluable. Plahierslarmers
others, who once use these MOdielhes, W'hhe'etui
terwards be without them.
Bilious Chohe. Serious LOOssness PHs. .CoshpenesS'
COIds& & Coughs Choiie, Corrupt Ramors ,DrOPsies'
DyspEpsIA-NOp ne rson with this distressing dlsease
should delay usin z these Medicines Immediately.
Rruptlons ofthe skin. Erysipelas, FIatnlency.
FEVER AND AGrE.-For this scourEr oflhe western
country these Medicines will be found safe, speedy
n nd certain remedy Other medicines leave ihe s!s-
tom subject to return Of the disease cure by these
medicines Is permanent.
| Try them. BE satisfied, ana DC cured
FOULHEss or COAPLExIoE--
! GENERAL DEBILITY. GOUT. GIDDlNESS,
Gravel, Headache, Of every Kind Inward FeVer; IN
aammatory rheumatism, Impure Blood, Jaundice'
MuNcrRIAL DtsrAsEs.-Neyer fails to eradicate On
tirely all effects Of Mercury, infinitely sooner thsn
the most powerful preparation ofsarsaparllla'
Mint Spsats NERVOUS Debility, NOrrOus Complaints
Of all kinds, Organic 3GeetiOns.
PuEs The Original proprietor OF these Medicines
was cured Of Piles Of IS years standing, tho use o
These Life Medicines alone.
PAINS intbo Head, Side, Back, Limbs, joints and
RmrumArrsm Those affected with this terrible dis
ease, will he sure Of ielietby the Lite Medicines.
Rush Of Blood to the Head, ScuIvey, Salt Rhcnm
Swcllings.
ScRoruLA or KING s Evil In It's worst forms. Ulcer
Of everI description.
Won Ms Of all kinds encctually expelled by thes
Medicines Parents will do well ~ administer then
whenever their existence Is suspected.
Relief will be certain.
The Life Pills & Phoenix Bittert
. PURIFY THE BLOOD,
> And thus remove all disease from the system.
Prepared aud sold by
DR.. WILLIAM B. MOFFAT.
a35 Broadway. corner Of Anthony Street, New YORK
- yor Sale by all Druggists
\ June "A, lsGO-Iyl
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Lands in the Parish of PIaquemines.

The undivided half of TRACT OF LAND the left bank
Of the Mississippi river, The Parish Of Paqucmn, 30
R,yiee aux Chenes comnnnly kuorn the Jean Bupse
S,ucer Tract" Hrd containing Gi0 a"corii'g
benz fksn from a sn BY "m j. n ,d% u $ Sur,
il i. 10, 5. r., 10 i.
of this tract it is said lands sides Of the
bayou distance high
and the timber thereon is very vhluAb e.
ONE TRACT OF LAND on the left bank of the Mississippi
Rivere aux Cheues arpen,s back Mississippi
Pic City Surveyor the dime son being tab from Ian by
YIN Me- a. @ + 1 acra and sn 6 @
neacy the o: the plantations OF j. y de Egana and
Henry boyle.
ag-TERMs AND CoSD1TIoNs-o ne.arh cash, and the
Ut pm chlses made payable the Cizeus Bank nni
the Vendors privileges non-aiendo pors
bear interest at the rate OF cent per nnm from date
at me as he ioerd of Vi m Of ihe Nc onN
maturity, unpaid will bear from the
tos H " VIII pr not be- pc to noe any delay in the
payment Of the notes at maturity.
The purchasers will put possession
lie term, and the above FORTH within f
days from the day OF sale, and i'll of delay
% and 's sold for TIER and risk Without fur
ther n0iice of legal default
Acts c. f. Focr City Notary, the expens
| OF the lnTrharerS 10 ~ = nzl2
uNREsaRvED SALE OF CITY PROPERTY ON LONG
CREDIT WITHOUT ENDoRsERs
ELEVEN STRIPS OF GROUND, the reserves, on Felicit
Road, for account and risk of former purchasers
BY J. B. WALTON,
City Auconeer,
| ns,.a "a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-02

Thts7 sltNN'ed panty in T e. s R Il e. and
Us e. LIE.
hlo the time and place for account of the Melon
och School Fund
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Dartitular Notttes.

lEADQuAHT Ems CAIHOt n Gr tRtS,
Drl,4t,s. March 2 1851.
RD-NotIcC-Thc members Che above Com
hereby Tc.siIr nIiy sEtthR "i
said Company VIII be held their 81. Charles
amt Lafayette Streets SUNDAY, 81 inst o. O'Clock a.
NJ. precisely.
iun tuHl attendance Of the members reper fully requested
ms m neas Of importance will be brought ""r lhe Company
M II j. " STEVENSON Sec y.
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HARDWARE.

ATA Pho''S' heE'' Af@
~ -A"d-4 ~
PLAETATiON H6EbWAR
R0U8SET GENrN arg tss prepars' IL supply their cus-
toners With the following
Planters Gssods.
80 Gsrrett h Cottrnan PIO7fE ali sizes
800 Hal Il Spier Improved re5a%ock PLCF4g.
TN Valley PLOWs, assorted Scs,, and O.
800 Ban FLOWS, assorted Nos. J. zapd g.
IOa Carey King FLOWS short a5 extended Sara Nos
!, rnd3
2tH Magnolia COTTON SWEEPS. r 2tand 3.
80 casks TEACE CHAINS, twisted.
2" plain links.
% feet hoes.
80 - Cast S4es OVAL, EYE H0Es~ Nos l. O. g.
~ CAROLINA HOES, slI numbers
/ p Half Eight .
~ OK CfzafNs, assorted, 8 to Is fer.
Also hants--
Horse and ae Collars orse nv Hames Cat Saddles
Bend Brides Cotton Pity fine Rope and g.ne-4 aseo
Of F1antson Iplezefs, whie Will be SOLE AT low
prices, by .
p0ESsET II GENIE,
Hardware Dealers,
s. Ca1zf street, Chartres street.
N ROfdes cs1 Communication Houses soBeited and pro1t-
II eSecttef felg
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AUCTION SALES.
SLAVES At AJCfION.
BY G. E. GIRARDEY 81 CO.,

AUCTION SALES.
SLAVES AT AUCTION.
BY G. L. GIRARDEY 81 CO.,
c. f. GInAHDEY, Aucroncer,
Office No u Magazine street.
. The ely Hotel common street, ,wcen Camp
and magazine streets, Iblc auction the following choice
FRANK. nl4ch, ,sed q venr, M. / field hand.
EDWAED. h ,rk, tgrI II Jra.,
HANNAII, back, ased II years, house servant and field
M1IAy m4Ie orsd T. excellent ."iGG . fair rs mi
Sh iarH"r m rh rreTit for
city accepance bearing cent interest per an
before P. Cuycer, Notary Public, at the
p"nte Of til" purchasers M
SALE WITHOUT REsENVE
lOJCASES BOOTS SHOES AND BROGAES.
BY E. ROGER 81 CO..
Auction Rooms, Nos. As and II Old !.:yee street,
Gus onIouse and Ricn vile
SATURDAY, "a Instant 1T 10 &c, o'eIo "s A.
street btwcen Cuatnmhone and Benye aects, will be
100 cases Boot, Shoes ard Erogan. men women and
chill iren, r"npriain@ tre-h and select IA a"rtnert
1IQgoES WINES, Ere, AT ArCiION
BY D. L. DIORPHY,
At TONER.
SATURDEAT the "a areh at u o'Hlofl ko A.
y packages Pot Malaga Mnsca and Ginger Wines. Rye
and Bourbon Whisky, Brandy in QUARTET eighth and sixteenth
No allowances after the delivery tic will leave
On saturday afternoon. le13
POSITIVE SALE OF VALUABLE STORES On RAMPARF
d4'e Circn.j street.
By PALFREY 81 co.
WM SYEt, Auctiomecr-n Office a. CnronIce street.
6 ATURDAT, March 2, 1851, at IL O'Clock
- NJ, the St CAnrlea Exchange, at auction will be
TWO LOTS % GROUND having each II inches front
mTi H'" d" i '"%3 me '"n[y r, on n %! ar c5'
10 IL II hi
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SALE OF THREE SQUARES OF GROUND IN McDON
oghville u auction, on long c'edl.
BY J. B. WALTON,

>''' - orhvilr at naciiou on ls,s cts,I 49, 'N'N'
70 ny r rrc,,1
61 J. D. "AL1ON'
AucOucer-- Camp street.
,grs
SAL oHaDA ni'fGn =, iSni, ~ ,i X o COCK
,r,!I5i q - iG ~ 81 ~ 4 n IL, ,r r. tx t,a
tti li } ~ ~. - M t tr2 e'G d
,.oI I'm ~ w. e. 70 i,.Iri,'. ,,,,ip,, cIoI 90 -.
n',e1 hy ne 20 10 ~ tc,r, "," VIZ eilI1 or lse
i,o. ga '+t'L j.. Is 2 ' - "a . Vi ~ I, &C.
~, . m -, "'I' ~. t.. !; , -',.I an ''''-'
vi Cllt o.. fft|iI :. u IN n,,r4 n liz honni
-, Lt ia ,2,I. 'tr1., 'I ri."n',,, , if
Wv FtHIh ~ tIc,' anu III e'I "
I;'ea ~ H 10 = s. I LINK ~ ia f,
III '',i VI Le . @ I,,,,' a Ia e 49,! l,'
W. 5ra VIZ '''S' "' VII A ''P VI ' ~ -''
- w CTs ~, ftRDI-EU n, .,u.rn M ~ tor,d.1
~ f. 49,, ~ .r ~ = , vi II,Ii ~" tt %
~ N' tl'|1 10 ,I H. ir'! .'gI e., ~ t ~
~ ,Iss ~ =, , :, rn III lad, ~. Nm, Of ia f
L;',.'er ,,,.,.',-. 'O''~ '' ~ ' '-'' " ~ 49,
~ Tr ,-c1.,.,r f., Frr,;,l ,,,eir r,o. ,, ,,lo
r. -. ~ ,'' iu,5 80 al III i TO-, H. p.t ~
~, $500 % ' ~ 81 T. ,ar ctT ,, a, ~, F-,T,
interest Al tie :t' % " 'el IHu
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n ROYAL, SAILIMAhER,
Nos IS Canal and II Crossrnan streets,
Sign of the Hog Die.
Manufacturer of all kinds Plain and Fancy AWNINGS
TENTS AUIINS, Also all kinds Of FLAGS and
BANNERS suitable companies other purposes, with
Flagstaff, to suit Fall and Purchase Ropes, Sings ETC. fitted
and furnished to order at notice. BLOCKS of all
sizes ready strapped likewise "l kinds OF heavy BloCkS
SP AIRS and RIGGING suitable for raising machinery
heavy material.
have likewise hand tine lot of SPRUCE SPARs which
offer sale Cheap for Cash.
All of the above art ces fouuA Nos. IS Cam" and Il
Gros>nlan streets, New Orleans.
N. B. Sail and Rigging work i'll AL its branches and country
orders promptly filed Mt the shortest possible notice
JySW
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Office. 40 Camp atreet.
SATURDAY, March Q, 1861, at IL O'Clock NJ :,
= Charles Exchange by order of he Common Colr
and risk Of former pn ehase VINO fs to GomP
to-w Wit, '''' "
ELEVEN PARCELS OF GROUND, in The Fr't Dts'rIct
Side Of teiety street DESIGNATED oS 1g H9H l. p o. - -
nrd AnrjI 1879 " ' l"" ~ " L. '''' wy
FOR ACCOUNT AND RISK OF NJ ABRAMS
Gate ncchnt Fccy and Pol m'a strcvt, = feet
INES Front On Poymn street by dcph and front % Inrune
ae "a h i G '1i line in 1r rnr ''''' anu F ~ ~
FOR ACCOUNT AND hlSh of Mrs SARAH MILES.
lcy Franklin tls Bsml9Hl "sin 1Iaf White, %Ha Eutes
b. lines font Felicity street ~ feet inches and lines in
Ban lite White street, md a depth feet
the side dividing it ON To- NJ" aud forming the
her Oh '''''''s anu '''''"' ''''' " "''''
MOD ,cro1rsr AM RISK oE, Oy1DE CARTON ENc
mated By the Nos land D.
Lot No % measures 81 feet inches and lines front on Fell
city street 81 teet inches "nd IL es in the by depth
G" Hp OF lin "c "Ss Of " on % Ss
Lot % % feet inches and line front Fell
city street q feet anclea ana nS III me rear by depth OF
10 ct lines on the Side OF o NO anu 10 leet inches ana
) lines on the side OF lot No. "a
,,o,-n or, ,,p -porrrn T., .,., ...,,,, ,,o, j., T,
FoCk LOTS or Nv IN me slnMre pounded by re-
lefty Mep7mene lrn ana WI 10" gate MARTINI seetS aeSg'
mated by the NOS . 10 ~ inclusive
Lot No. % measures 81 feet inches and line front on Fell
c .trrc , same in the ,rnr bl II rn1h Of Is feet ur
~, tl sui, IF 10, No q and Is lcr 5 ucl, and lines IN The
~ u " " 49,
In, M % measures 80 feet inches and line front ON Fell
civ street in the by drpih of Is
and .9s on ,tE S OF M NO % u 10 'ee Inches ana
| ANY, " " - 80
i' i" , ., ~"a in he rnr Nv 'rii Of Il r"t nr
".,f , Ii, ~, ,l aI of Ia, M Il ,,, ~ r.t n,,a. a
| luz, ~, Tho. Side of hot No. IS
| ' " " - 80
- w. ., ,,ros o., Fan, r in hos o,l lima fri nj mn F,1
io NO M @ 1 sea i ' IN .s h h d" m
VIE y. ivrh and lines M, H. side of Ioi No a. md Is fret
| inches and 4 lnr#s on the 'ide OF lot No. "
| ~ w ., , H.. s. w u 1
city street ~ fee ince, .d ines IN ne renr 10 get -
inches aud heH mont o" sl,W W" ""i2 dtS 81 n' HF f
ing the corner OF Felicity and WHO" gate MARTINI Streets
FOR ACCOUNT AND RISK OF DANIEL EDWARDS
f, ;no fene t ilrl. and Willow arr MARTINI streets
oiS bv he liz n ia feet IL inches nm a.
on FrIiciiy Street rs FEEL inch and IL Ines in liz
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J, B. WALTON.

- 49, p
ESTATE OF JOHN McDOEOGH.
LANDS IN TIE PAR1shEa OF JEFF aR5oN, PLAQUE
MINES and ASSUMPTION, ny order of the McDon"zH
FnnI for tis Of former purchasers m
very long credit without rczcrve.
By J. B. WALTON,
City A'ctoneer,
Office 40 Camp street.
SaTURDAY, March 0, 1sG'raf ~ ,>clock d.,
cI,r vro fts t camp,, viii he idra,jons l4de 10
~ n, ~, b @ttT, ~, 1 l.. If arn"t isti gir be- .,I
the folio wing deycr iae'E property towt--
Lands IL, sfae Parish of .Jsacrson.
FOR ACCOUNT AND RISK OF MRS 9. DUMAY A.'4a
GEO, HILLNAN.
TRACT OF LAND N the B,ra'arta Di,trtr the Left
bank % the Bayou Barntar H. designated lot M 8, ecrip
tIon No. p4m hg WIN j. McCunurh U. s. Sur
ETu d Se ion 70 m 81 s'' de- ] 5
abcnt b arpsns from. ths Eou Bara'aa, by 'nt -
PENS in depth.
a large portion Of hi. tnct /. severed by superior c:ea and
on as h Ute n 3iere :, s Gig # Ss c 0n, 9s
out any warranty whatever.
FOR ACCOUNT AND RISK OF EMILE noUILi0N
Bayou Dupont, about - leagues :rora city New orleans,
fronting o. ''d Gy99 BY dsPth o. 5"rpenIs and ent 1T
Denis and Small Lake.
This said tract contains t8l 6iloo acres follows:
s sss::1 8 + + F. E,:::: ;f-5SS aces
6:l 6i-l00 acrea4
According to plan by city Surveyor
n'rIra,oH icing tnken from Pan by VIM j. Mccullough u
s hurveyor''ieleFaI.
Lands in the Parish of Assumption.
FOR ACCOUNT AND RISK OF THos. B. LEE.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


~ SATURDAY EVENING. MARCH 2, 1911
" III ~ sHt@H lie TfGt sucfG4-f, drama
New Orleans pri'ic--dEANGh DEANS; o.. THE HEART
o. MID t|tFHl S#~Dnyid Deans, Mr. Cfaz bass: Gear.
! Roberieo1 NJ = II pagsnp%r Dqke q Arg, le NJ.
Geo Jordan laird . Dlrabeakes, Chts Morton Queen
Caroline Mis- Annie Grahan Jeanne Deans Miss Charo
Thompson Fife Deans, S Fannie Brgrn Mcg A1rdnc..
SON. Mrs Chapman Mai>c WIJdfre, Mrs. v. 4Eason .
with The led Ti!IRTYTEREE EE%T
EIRTHDAT....Aftsr whirE, DANCE-MNe Francis 4na n
BfliaLt.
PRICES OF ADHESION Private Boxes, according &c
ocaoD) from 81 o. Py4U-tfe and l'yes Circles Is
Seats during day W QIairoon GaIty, 50
o2cs 80 7n Colpe Gallery u cents Whit GaiIeFy, PC
B- Box)lice open Tally, from Pollock 4. NJ to O'Clock
T. NJ wheTt Seats nnd Boxes be secured two days in sd
vance Of The day Of performance.
Doors half O'Clock perform 10 com
nee at O'Clock.
m W. 3. CFTPPEEDALE, Treasurer.
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H8- DeSOtO Rifles You are hereby Grtcrcd
10 attend n necitI ri IN" tnnpn SATURDAY nv
ING March O'clock business Of Utmost Importance
will be pre5enfrd
Iiy o der OF the Captain -
r. NJ. TT'RTBr ILL., q. s.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-02
DOZEEGAN'S HOSPITAL
I'D No. 30 BARONNE STREET. lew ORLEANS,
HeArt's k%T~ Jllton Railroad Terminus.

Dr. r. ECZEMA tlate of Montgomery, Alal having 10
Gated IN rev w ear takes this method OF announcing thH'
he has openeG
SURGICAL AND WOMAN's HOSPITAL,
and dy patients The building he has hted up
Is III rails adapted to the purpose, ami being HlSa m sa
pvensen; end desirable part OF the CITY, that he !"3 VIZ"
rautaj In qarfL t'Bt II aHords unu5un! AdYantSS7B , ~
The rooms ere generally lsrgs "a and hays al aOe
gone thoru7aS .SE1n. ,.y
Both whites and blacks are admitted. a., ,,l,
FoF 'S''n' u "'N'''1'S-' tela ly&R
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-07-31
Guardians Sale

TN pursuance of an order of the Probate
i Court of Washington County, Ohio, made
on the 25th day of June, A. D. 1851, in the
case of Jesse M. Ward, Guardian of Martha
A. Ward and John W. Ward, against his
wards, the undersigned will, on the
3rd day of August, 4. d. 1851,
at l o'clock, at the door of the courthouse
in Monroe County, offer at public sale, the fol.
lowing described real estate, situate in Mon.
roe county, Ohio, to wit:
The undivided one-half part of the south
west quarter of the south east quarter of sec
ton four a. township five (5,) of range siz
(6,) in the District of lands subject to sale al
Marietta, Ohio, and containing forty and "a
one hundredths acres.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash on the day
of sale, one-third in one year, and one-third
in two years from the day of sale, to be secur
ed by mortgage on the premises sold, and tn,
deferred payments to bear interest at the rat'
of per cent. per annum payable annually.
JESSE NJ. WARD
Qua rdian of Martha A. and John w. Ward.
July 8, 1S61.-4w.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-07-31
Wool Circular.

CLEVELAND Wool DEpoT CoMPANY's CIRCULAR,
July l6, 1S6l.-We take much pleasure in
being able to record more activity in the wool
trade, and an improvement in prices. This
embraces all descriptions of wool. fine, as well
as coarse. We can, at this time. place woods
at very satisfactory prices, ranging from "a to
40 cents.
There are at this time an unusual number
of dealers in our market, showing conclusively
that confidence is being restored, though few
manufacturers have as yet made their appear
ance. Their absence does not affect our sales,
as our grades are sold from samples, and to
those parties who are familiar with them.-S.
N. GooDxLE, Agent.