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q IN baltimore cltY.
VIM. A. PARRAN,
Register Of Wills, Calvert county,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the subscribers cf
oayet county, have obtained from the Orphans Court
OF Calye ia MARI ana letters administration
on the Personal estate Of JAMES ROSS late of Calvert
county deceased All having claims gainst the
u c 'sei, are he eby warned to exhibit same with
I.S V9lche hereof to tn subscribers, be
I?sn ia! oil July trey otherws. by be
GUIDED from all benefit o. state. Given under orr
halds this 18th day ol January, 1861
MARIt J. ROSS,
WM. N ACDANIFI,
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N OllCE.-in compliance with the requisiL ons
s,t,o n Maryland Code vol l. page BIS Article So
stutiJ 10 &c, tn nnd.rsi :ned hereby give notice,
tFatp Ky lhPd yOGELER I'll - EW ELL aud lis viii.
d th!AHNE VOC tLhR G.EHEWELL, o Bremen, have
~ "epi itd his life having by their joint will appointed
is IN signed executors hereof That at the lime OF
t'c ht IN possessed and entitled follow
S stoc t. I: Eleven thousand I've hundred dollars
Nv per Sto;S OF the Ci;y of q fillmore and III. e..
~ y 'dfS SIX pr mt stock of the state Mary.
wien 81 %is now stan in the name OF tn. late Pm
IN e e. Hlte"Cil. ana that tn aderSignei will sell
and trans the said the exuration 5f one month
IRON th!s tenth day Of May 1861 - 49, ~
g W. WAGNER,
EMIL MEINE2TSHAGENS executors.
mi, o,-.. BY \. SCHUMACHER Il co,
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STATE OF MARYLAND, Scr

- 'n an LAM, Get.
~ ,. calvert COUNTY, ORpHANs' CoURT, 1851
I'm appica non ny petition 0: Maria j Ross and VIM
acdahi5l dminStfaors o. IA MES ross late OF Ialvet
MY u ISL 1t Is orerei tn III give the no:ine
a "y law 'or creditors to ext i9 their claims against
ing Stli Ge'rasi and that the be pubshei il
e;h wrek for the spac six successive weeks in one OF
tie newspapers p ialtd in baltimore city.
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FlNIIIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
Il hers have obtained from the Orphans Court of Bat
more city letters o; admins ra on the
OF John NALL late OF said city, deceased All persons
having claims against the said hereby warned
10 exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof the
subscribers, before the second day Of NOV m0er mkt
o. they NAV otherwise he excluded by law from all benefit
of said estate All erSnns indebted
qucStcd to make immediate payment US, OF FRhnE
4lGk FLEMING, at lh- Office OF 'Gl,Gett's Brewery
EtS Lombard street. Given under hands this first day
OF May, 1851. II. u. DRDEiAN.
CATHARINE UnDENAN,
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srGal 540glCGs.

FFNHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE. That the subscri-
i her his "b.aiued from the orphans Court Of B4 nor
tie of : MON sLEfsii
MAN. said city, CetScd persons having
agaius: deceased hereby exhibit
vouchers thereof. the
fore day Of O:tDh.r, l>i thy otherwise, by
law, b. Ird Il from ali benefit OF SAID estate. All
ind htl O sad att 1eStrd to GikA mmeliite
pawn Given und ny hand this I9th day OF phi,
ASH. kICENA FLElSHMAN,
Ey-rufriy
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS -No+ioo :, h.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-Notice is hereby
that H. sad Giin Greedtors of GILBERT 81 BASTABLE
"linert Nj BaStabe did on the s.c1nd d. =, 81
prnn nv To- fh psed Of Trust all his estate and
thern nam @ t in favor Of tam creditors
vegs III residue for tn benefit ali Other redit con
sad Gitoer N eastans sad deed has been racnr5J
city and may be seen at the office Of my atorReys
EDWD. WILLIAMS
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NOTICE TO CREDIrOKS.-MessrsM CAVOV
1 JENKINS have this day executed to the upd.-
signed deed of all treir property, in b-t
o. their creditors, The de is recorded Clerks
ON Of the Supeno Court a d contains among othe
po'sons, favor of such creditors shall
in sixty days from its date, release
1A1ton Of their claims
roner releases have b,en left with Mr. PROVOST at the
estncs for those who wish to avail themselves Of
the Dement, OF this provision
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BALTIMURE CITY ORPHANSI I1ITg17
o. oSn Glenn s6 that sale of the real estate
cting sxeeto as tb made BY William Glenn The
deceased and this day ported to This OF m sad
shown to IN contrary on or before ninth av a &c
daily newspaper published in the city Of IN some
week for three successive weeks beor t II least
dsy Of Nav xt ie Tue aid ninth
The report states the amount of sales to be tor,,
gts4,l 53s2) u wv cents
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FH'ilS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the suoscri-
Der has obtained from the Orphans Court 0! Baltimore
CITY, letters of administration the MAtsY
DAVIES, lat of said cit deceased All persons having
claims inst tn. sail deceased. hereby
eN hit Ia" with the vouchers thereof, t. the subscri
Der, or before the 9th day Of October 1867 they may
otherwise by law, b: excluded from all henef; of sail
estate Al indebted said requested
make imineliat" payment. Given under ny nj This Sd
day OF Awii. 1851. JOHN SWAN,
apElaw+w* tdmin;srator
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aPIn-laNoW Iers-2-I " -lIS un move cty.
TN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
Il CITY, May 81, 136l.-LUTHER ". REYNOLDS ~,
MICHAEL. M00N.-Ordered, that the sala made and re-
ported by Luther M Reynolds Trustee for the sale of the
property ntioned in these proceedings, be ratified and
confirmed unless to the contrary thereof be shown
on before the 25t dav Of May, 1861 provided copy
this orde be inserted in some newspaper printed in Ba
moe ia each OF three successive weeks before day
The report states the amount Of ssles To- b. SO
R0BT. j. KERR Clerk
True copy-Tesc R0BT. J. KERR.
m4IaW3W Clerk.
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u,
EllIS Is To GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
II Der hath obaincd from the Orphans Court of Bati.
more cy STATE of Mryllai letters The
personal estate of CHARLES b. ITALIA FERU late OF said
cty deceased All persons having claims against the
licensed are hereby warned exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof to the subscriber before fifteenth
gay OF July 6l otherwise they may. by law, be excluded
9Th day Of january, 1851
ELIZABETH C. TALIAFERRO.
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ENHIS is TO CERTIFY, That the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court of Baltimore
city, N Ty4rd letters tesamentary the Of
hDN AID LARDQUh, late of SAID city, deceased. All
persons having claims against said estate hereby warned
To eNhlht the same, wt[hc vouchers thereof the sub
scrler or er attOrn-y, before the day of
temDtr S6l they may otherwise, by law be excluded from
al dement, OF SAID estate All persons indebted said
are requested to make immediate payment. Given under
my hand this 25l day OF February, 1861.
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en- Convention dtcarons ct ordonn0ns ct est par Ia
priaonte declare ct OrIonnG:
reinforcement, L'alticlc dix de Ia Constitution dc
rEtat est ct demculc par Ia prtacntc, chang! de ma
Mere Il Gtrc ainsi ConGu
Aura lie drot de voter tout honmc librc ct blanc
qu aura attcint Page de vinGtctnn ans ct Qui srra
GtoYcu de Get Fiat ct aura reside duIGnt les dDu2c
moi8 qu auront prGcth' immGdiutcmcnt lGlcction ct
pendant les dericr5 six mos de Cos douXC mos dams
la paroissc oil il SC pri5cntCrA pour voter; mai5
auCun yotant, ell transpolHnt son domlcle dune
parossc unc aure dams lEtat, ne pcrdra son droit
de suffrage daus Ia premiere quautant quill aura
aCqui3 &C drOt dams Ii dCrnirrc. Les 'lcrtcurS ne
pourront jamais, sanf les cas- de trahsOn dc crime
on de violation de rordrc public ttre awttGs lora-
q't'ila assatent Il une tection quils Sc rcndent au
lieu OH ellie est tcnuC on qu'ils en- reyjenncnt.
Secondcmcnt, Lartclc quatrc,yngt diX.ncnf est
| ct dcmcurc, par la prGs"ntc, change de maneTc q
Gtrc aInai concu Aucun touctionnairc occupant on
rcmplis2aHt place salaliCc dc c0niancc, sous
lautoritG de toutc confederation dcs Ltat5 Oh dau
cnnc pursuance GtranGorc, he pourra Ctrc c neinbC
de lasscmbIGe gGnGralc nj 0ccrpcr on rcmpir aucnnC
| place salariGc GU de conliancc sous lautorltG dc
| l'Eat.
AdoptGc en- Convention, en- la vile de Ia NouVc!le-
ORLEANS, lie oDZiime jour de GYIcr dc Fan de nOtrC
Seigncur mil hut cent soXantc ctun.
IsuI A. MOTION,
PrtBl1cn. dc In C1ny"n ion
Certinj; j. TIIGS. WHEAT, Eecstmirc. ictG lot.
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6>fs,I1{bNN n CE

4
Relative aux Crimes CT Dclits co,msnis snu9
lie rcc;irnHe.ts cI-:icymnt Commencement 'tcs
ETA ts-Unis.
Nous, lie pcupc de l'Etat de Ia Louisiana assemble
en- Convention dGcarons ct ordonnon8 ct il est par
Ia pr1scntc declare ct OrdonnE, CONNIE suit
nnmcnt Toutcs les lois dCs ci-lCvant Etat5-
Uni4 d'AmGrquc en- vigueur dams Get Etat, lie Ving-
Hi%iimc jour de janver l8Gi, A. d., dhlnssant les
crimes ct dGlts ct prcscriVat des PENALTIES pour les
dts crimes ct dt3 sout par les prhFcntes rt-adop-
tees com:ne las de I.tat de Ia Louisiana, cxceptc
cllc3 lois qii d@insscnt ct pnnsson Ia rahson en-
aYcC lc Ci-devant commencement dos EtatS-UnS,
ct tclos aurc5 lois qu seraent en- contradiction aYec
tOutC ordinance de CtttC Convention.
ScCondcmCnt, T0utcs les pOurauite5 des dts crimes
ct dtlta scront fate5 al nom ct par fautoritG de
Fiat dc la Louisiana, ct les conclusions seront prsc3
contre Ia paiX ct Ia dignitc de FEtat
TrOiSi~memcnt, T0utes les pOursuites des dts
crimes ct dG8 .crOnt cXerCGe3 dams les cCur3 adop-
tees par cCttc Convention en- ycru dune ordinance
nttulto " Orlonnancc concernant les Couls dc
District ct de Circuit GtaJes dams Etat de Ia oui-
siane parle cl-deVant gouverncmcnt dc5 Flats inns
ct commencement Ia iuridictiOn dGlnic dams Ia dlte
ordinance.
QnatriGmement Tous les JUDGMENTS des coIrs des
ci devant EtatsUns, dams Get Fiat, prononcGs jus
gu present ct CpndaTnant une pcrSOnEe quelcOnquc
4 ne pGinc en- vcrtu de3 dte9 lois, aurOnt plelDc
yioucur ct pein eet; ct toute pers0nne maintenant
cntcrmGe dams Une prison Oh al pGnltcntalre qucl-
conquc dc Get Fiat vcrtu dcs dts JUDGMENTS con
tinuera Gtre gardee jGsqua IcXGCutiOn pleine ct
eDtiGrc du dit iugcmcnt, 4 mons dGtre renvoyte
plus tot ami quill ct dispose ci-dessous.
CinqGGmcmcnt, lie pOuvOir d'aCCOrder des sursia
ct de3 pardons pour lee dts crimes ct debts acc0rde
prtcGdcmment an President des ci Geyant Flats Uni7
est par u prCscne confer; g0uyerneur de Get Etat
avec lapprnbation dn S@nat.
SiXitnelnCnt, Mule 0rdOnnanCc adOpttn par cctto
Convention n'GNTa lie pouv1iT DC farc discontinUcr
toutc poursuito dtl commences en- vetu des !1s d1
ClcyAnt commencement de, Et&t5-Cns; ct les ditcS
pAur9uitcs ser0nt cunin#Gos, aivics ct appMQutes
absoumcnt CONNIE 81 nnl enlargement naTait en- lien
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SPEER'S WINE OF ELDER,

SPEEE'S WINE OF ELDER,
Celebrated
For its wonderful end beneficial qualities a. GENTLE
sTIMULANT, TONIC, DIURETTC and sUDORIFIC, which
testified by Physicians and thousands Of Ladies and Gentle.
men in all parts Of Europe and America.
AS n Gentle Stimuiant and Tonic.
II strengthens the Digestive Organs improving Appetite
and Purifying the Blood.
AS n Diuretie,
II mparts healthy action to the GLANDS, KIDNEYS and
URINARY oRGhNS-very beneficial in DROPSY, GOVT,
Eruptic and Rheumatic Affections.
As Sudoriic,
acts upoa tho SKIN opening the and expeng all I'M
pues by inenbe perspaton thereby driving off Erupons
and cleansing the surface giving the whole
system and BLOOMING, SOFT and HEALTHY condition
of the SKIN AND COMPLEXION.
The Chippewa Tribe of Indians
Have long used the Blossom and Fruit Of the Elder
their valuable remedies.
In Germany,
The Berries dried and families
Speer's Wine OF Elder
Is fronhc juice Of cultivated Elder by
PHYSICIANS and CHEMISTS possessing remarkable me-
dcina properties SUPERIOR any other Wines In common
use, and an excellent article for all WEAK and DEBILTAT-
Ed PERSONS and the AGED and IEFIRM, removing ALI.
DISTRACTIONS improving the APPETITE and beneatting
LADIES and CHILDREN.
Ladies' Wine,
Because it will not ntoxicae, it contains mixture OF
spirits and other liquors. and admired rich peculiar flavor
and nutritre properties imparing healthy
ach and Digestive Organs.
nA wine glass full may be used with meals or at
any time through the day, desired
We will only ask your indulgence make trial of this
Wine.
For sale in New Orleans by z. J. HART It CO., JOHN
WRIGHT CO, JAMES sYME Canal street. and by all the
principal Druggists throughout the United States.
H1THThe trade supplied at proprietor's prices.
ALFRED SPEER, Proprietor,
VI Prom ,rop Nav vort-
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EIE5TMUT CaEst>V1a yVEIIShY!
CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY


The Proprietor of the above CELEBRATED WHISKY d I,
sre article to the public and city
and country, the
PuresE DiTusahle S1tnulant
which has been prepared for medical proves Itself
cordial heahfu and nvigorang to the enfcooled
ahethor by disease 1t distilled from best rye and
a and its nutritious properties by proce
peculiarly his whereby the Fusl Oil and other
gradients known to be conteued the Whisky general
COMPLETELY SEPARATED that the absolute purity hts
ticle from any foreign ad1niIture is guaranteed.
In addition the following testimonials most
Analytical Chemists of Philadelphia and Bou.
ton the State Agricultural Society have endorsed with ths
Diploma and Dr. Jackson of Boston, has testified under oath
70 its ABSOLUTE purity. Read tn, following
GER Gates:
Philadelphia, Sept g. 1853.
We have carefully tested the sample of Chestnut Grove
Whisky which you US, and find that the
poisonous substance known Fu OIL which is character
istic and injurious the Whistles general usa
BOOTH, GARRETT d CAMAC,
Analytical Chenists
Nav York, Sept. 5, 1853.
have Analysed sample Chestnut Whisky received
FROM Ar. Charles Wharton Jr Philadelphia having
carefully teedit, p"ssed that it entirely
Icrn poisonous deeerious suhBance It is unusually
plTo and Gna Favored quality of Whisky.
JAMES r. Chiffon, Analytical Chemist
Boston, March 7, 1892
hsve made chemical Rnalyss commercial sarnplea OF
Chestnut Grove Whisky which proves free from toheavy
Fusil Oils and perfectly pure and rnhduaratcd. The
1avor this Whisky derived from thu grain used in
Occurring it. Respectfully,
a. A. HAYES, N. D., State Assayer,
No. 16 Boylston street.
CHARLES WHARTON, Tr.,
Wholesale Agent,
1l6 Walnut street,
ic2 iy&W PHILADELPHIA.
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4eO 01eau gully Gresn sahmaay Yonng GfrnaY 6 1861.

made to the said Government ut Washington by the
officers herein named, shall be rendered and made to
the SurVey0rG Generate Public Lands for the District
OF Louisiana Provided, however, that any war
rants which may have been drawn on the said Re-
ceivers as disbursing officers Of the late Govern
mcnt Of the United States, prior to the twenty
sixth day Of January, 4. D. one thousand eight
hundred and sixty. one, shall and may be paid at
once by the Receivers; provided, that before the
said payment ia made, the said warrant shall be
approved by the Governor or the Suryeyor-General
oil the State.
7. BE il J'uihe' ordained, That the Governor Of
this state shah have authority to remove any Of
the Land officers aforesaid, whenever he may con-
slider said removal conducive to the public inter-
c5t3, and he shall have authority to fill all vacancies
by and with the advice and consent Of the Senate,
and in case any Of said officers should fail refuse
to take the oath required the Office shall be deemed
vacant, and the Governor shall fill the vacancy as
provided for above.
Adopted in Convention, at the city of New Or
leans: the twelfth f'v Of February, in the year Of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
one.
l%lgncdI A. MIUTON.
President Of the C-nvcution
Attest: J. T. WHEAT, Etcrcltry. felG 10!
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pcp: Taaoptlon dun Drapa;.tt National dc
i'%tnt de Ia EOuiainIe.
Nous, lie pcuple de la Louisiana assemble EN- Con
vcnton, OrdonnUns ct statuon5 que le drapcaH dc
l'Etat dc Ia Louisiana sc compOSera dc trciZA
hnndes hOrrZontAIr4, des c0ulCurs Ci.aprt5 spGCi
fees, ct qui scront di3postes dams ordrc suiVaut,
en- counterpart De n lignn on du bord supfrieur du
drapcau, Rav"ir: La premiere baHde blaue; Ia
scCondc blanche; IN tf0isiim2 rouge Ia qnatrihmG
blanche Ia cinGui"mo hcue Ia sx"me blanche ;
Ia sCplirme rouge; Ia huitirme blanche: Ia rLuT-
i&Ine bloue la diXcne blanche Ia Onzji me rouge:
la douzicme blanche; ct Ia treziHIne ct dcrIierc
bandc bicuc.
Nous ordonnons ct rtatuons de plus, Qa'il AURA
AL coin sUp&@itur ct principal du draptau, IN
champ carrG, don't Is cOulnur seTa rouge, ct don't
lca c6.t8 s~ront tEaux IL largeur de sept bandes
ct quau centre du dit champ il y aura ttoilo
dune dimension c0nvonablc ct pr0p0rtionnGe,
2yant cinl points on ray0n7, Clique la Coueur dc la
ditc ttoiIc Rera dun jaune pale.
Nous ordonnOn5 ct stations de pIug, One Re- dill
drnpeau ct uul tutre sera lie drapcau national &c
l'Itat de Ia Louisiana.
AdoptGe en- Convention. en- Ia vile de Ia Non
ycc, Orleans, &C cnzjcme jour de ffvrier, Ian de
notre seieAcur mil huit cent soixante-at,un.
Signt A. HOIIGN.
lrt4ideui de IN Convention.
Crrtht j. TIfG& WHEAT, SC"riini'e. feiG Gs
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sUsANN4H ETRBV.


LIGoEIER Noble county Ind Feb. 5. 1Hs2
Prot q j. Wood Dear Sir In the latter part Of he Sez
s5 while attending the State and National Law School
state Of Sey YORK hair from unknown to
tenrd iiing of rapidly that In
months the whole Of scalp almost gnsesy
eft OF its covering and much Of the remaining portion sfS
the side and back part of head shortly after
that you will not be surprised when tell that upo
turn to the State Of Indiana,
were not so mnch at loss to discover the change appear
ut all
at made application to the physicians IN
the country, but receiving from
could again be gsore was forced to become reosged
fate, until fortunately in the latter part the year
your Restorative recommended TO druggist
ing tho most reliable Hair Restorative in
tie, and found satisfaction producing
desired effect Since that time have used dollars
Of your Restorative. and result have eas E very
soft black hair which money buy.
AZ mark OF my gratitude Tor labor and skill IN tkS FT
ducton of wonderful article have recommended
many my friends acquaintances who am happy 70
inform you, using ii with Ike effect.
Very respectfully, yours,
A. N. LATFA, p
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a.1 DEz Ell a M q
10 fGI&cT Gaa'inln: Articles OF tllu C0ns4itt7-
lion.
Ne The People Of the State Of Louisiana. in Con-
ventiOn assembled do declare and Ordan and it ia
hereby declared and Ordaned
First, That Article 10 OF the Constitution of the
State be end the same is hereby altered so as to
read as follows tu-wit:
every free white male who has attained the
age Of twenty one years, and who oll,be citi
zen Of the State, and has been a resident therein
twelve months next preceding the election, and
the last six months thereof in the parish in which
he Offers to vote, Shall have the right of voting ;
but no voter, in removing from one parish to
another within the Stale, shall lose the right of
voting in the former until he shall have acquired it
in the latter.
Electors shall in all eases, except treason felo-
ny, breach of the peace, he privileged from ar
rest during tier Attendance at, going TO- or return
ing from eleCtiuDS.'
Second, That Article 90 he and the same is hereby
altered so as to read as follows, to-wit:
mo person holding or exercising any office of
trust or profit under any COniederacy of States or
under any foreign power, shall be eligible as a
member Of the General Assembly, or bold or exer-
else any Office ri trn> profit under the STATE"
Adopted in Convention, in the city of New Or
leans, the eleventh of February, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and siXty.one.
LSigucd A, MOI ON,
No. ~ n President of the Conven ion.
Attest j. TIIOS. WHEAT Sccrc ury. fel6-IUl
GRDHNNANCE
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SANFORD'S
YER INVI IA r q Il

Never DehNI5tates.

Never EsenaAaa3at6St
tits compounded entirely Gums become IN CO
fact, Medicine, known approved by Az
ised It, and with confdsnes In All
thS diseases for which It is recommended.
It thousands within the two years vhe haE
given hopes relief the unsolicited
my possession show.
The dose must be adapted the Infr
nsltAkng and used in such quantities gently
Bogels.
your Judgment guide You OF as
Liver nvgoraor and will Liver ComplaiRs, 6iE
Attacks, Dyspepsia, Chronic Diarheh Summer ConplzK,
Dyscntery, Dropsy, Sour Stomach abus CostiTeness E.
Cholera Cholera Morbu Choeru Ipantun Flatuenes 1A
Dice Female Weaknesses may be used successfully
Ordinary Family Medicine 1t will Sick Heaa9eh" tS8
testify in twenty minutes, if two or three tsG-
sf are taken of attack. All whs
areEiving their testimony in itslaVor.
Mix mouth with the InvigoFatoI sIs sFH
18th together.
Price, 81 per bottle.
sara9forl's Family CatharEie R4I2sr
yopoundeofrona pure Vegetable and put upo
Gases, air tight, end will keepin ang climate.
The Family CathArtic gentle active CattEAss>
yhc lie proprietor used in his practice thar
S % s o %hc FEN hs p
srd to their has induced me to place them within Ih I
Lid i1f FsS or GS qf s S SQ S.s m
established fact compounded from variety of the partz
Fesetsb Extracts which act alike on every part Of the s3x
needed sch s D9HPssFsnt & he s5ossh I ssessssss
Gems aT be e W S Fac" So sD hG r Sbfe faeusy
uegsetea end in e9arse Of Fever Loss 81 appetite sse
Weight the Head, all Infammstory Diseases, We5ss =
S a anS Aa 70 Rfsh b LII TO-
sTon in, in his adysrti,ems1t 9se 70 f p iS
Druggists generally and sold by the trade ali tho ssEs
ST ", SANFORD "; D.. Manufacturer and PToPzAsaass
$50 S'"'f""'' n y E1Al WRIGHT ! co.
ng7aAw EEGR Az sold By Svsss ISSasEssa
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AN ORDINANCE
Providing fox the adoption OF Nat&casa1


Providing fox the adoption OF a Nat&4'al
Fila; for the State of Louiziamn.
We The People Of Louisiana, in Convention az
sembIcd do ordain and establish, That the flag Of
the State of Louisiana shall consist and be com
posed Of thirteen horizontal stripes, Of the c0lors
hereinafter described, and to be disposed in the
following ORDER commencing from the upper line
or edge of the flag, towit: the first stripe blue !;
second white; third, rcd fourth, white; fifth,
blue; SIXTH white; seventh, red eighth, white !;
ninth, blue; tenth, white; eleventh. red twelfth,
white; and the thirteenth or bottom stripe, blue.
We do further ordlin and establish, That there
shall be in the upper or chief corner Of the flag q
square field the color whereof shall be red, and
the sides thereof equal to the width Of seven
stripes; and that in the center Of the said field
there shall be star, of due and proporonate size,
having five points or rays; and that the color of
the said star shall be q pale yellow.
We do further ordain dnd establish, That the
said flag, and no other, shall be the national flag
OF the State Of Louisiana.
Adopted in Convention, at the city Of New Or
leans, the eleventh day Of February, in the year
Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
one.
rslsncjl 1 MGUTOH,
PrrsI lent Of The C1avcnDt,u.
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