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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-05-16
Justice to the Ohio Troops.

As far AS ws can gather from the later
reports, says the SanGusky Register, IL
seems that, all prior reports to tho con-
trary, no regiments OF Ohio troops have
been disgraced for their condcct at the bat
tie of Shiloh. The 9Th has not been dis
banded. nor has the list becn in any way
disgrace6. Whatever discredit attached to
them at first, seems to be now more par
ticularly settled upon tho officers. We be-
lieve that. as a whole, there are no better
in the field. east or west. than those which
have gone from Ohio and, thus far. where
they have been commanded by officers in
whom they had confidence, or who had Ca.
pacity, they have shown themselves equal
10 tho best.
The Louisville Journal defends Ohio
troops against tho charges banded hithei
aad thither. of their cowardice at Pittsbure
Landing. 1t says:
The brave men who boast the maternity
of Ohio, or who are her sons by adoption
stood shoulder to shoulder with Kentuckianl
in the deadly conflict, and recognized The
| full effect of our State motto. United w
stand, divided we fail" All honor to them
and all honor, too. to the luckless 7lst ant
77tb. The latter may be censured by thos'
to whom their defeat is certainly attribute
Bile, but they evinced the right spirit wher
they volunteered under Col. Mason, a
Troy. and Col. Hilderbrand, at Marietta
Give them tair chance and a short periot
of discipline, and we will engage that the
with make as fne soldiers as the countr.
can produce. Shame on the cravens VIII
would seek to degrade them under ih
circumstances of their unpreparedness a
Pittsburg Landing and their consequen
panic. Retribution. speedy and deserved
upon those whose criminal carelessnos
brought upon them the horrors and th
carnage of the 9th of April.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-05-16
Saving for Old Age,

No one denies that it is wise to make
provision for old age but we are not
all agreed as to the kind Of provision it is
best to lay in. Certainly, we shall want
little money, for destitute old man is.
indeed. sorry sight, ard suggests to ev.
cry one the suspicion that his life has been
foolishly il not wickedly spent. Yes, save
money, by all means, But an old man
needs just tha. particular kind of strength
which young men are most apt TO waste.
Many foolish young fellow will throw
away on holiday, certain amount ol
nervous energy which he will never feel
the want of until he is seventy, and then,
how much he will want it Itis curious,
but true, that bottle OF champagne al
twenty may intensity the rheumatism a.
three-score.
Itis fact that everlasting the eyes a
fourteen, may necessitate the aid of spec
tacles at forty instead Of eighty.
We advise our readers to be saving o
health for their old age, for the maxim
holds good with regard TO health as Il
money-waste not, want not. 1t is lh'
greatest mistake to suppose that any vic
lation OF the laws Of health can escape it
penalty.
Nature forgives no sin, no error. Sb
lets off the offender for fifty years, some
times but she catches him at last, an
inficls the punishment just where, jus
how he feels il most.
Save up for old age. but save NOR
than money save health. save homo
save knowledge, save the recoollection (
good deeds and innocent pleasures; sav
pure thoughts, save friends. save love-
Save rich stores Of that kind of wealI
which cannot diminish nor death tai
away.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-05-16
LORD CHATHAM rebuked O dishonest

LORD CHATHAM rebuked o dlshoness
Chancellor of the EIchequer by hnlshing
debste turned upon some grant Of money
for the encouragement of art, which was
opposed by the Chancellor Of Exchequer,
who had anished bis speech against Lord
Chathams motion by saying, -,
"Whv was not this ointment sold aud the
money given to the poor :"
Chatham roso and said.
"Why did net the noble lord oompiets
the ouotstion, the application being so stvl:
ling As bo has shruuk from IL. ] Will
8nisb the verse for him :---"This Judas said,
no, Thai he cared for the poor, but because
lie vas a href, and carried the bag"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-05-16

GRAMMAr1cAL.--The Toledo Blade
tells of wouId.be teacher in Sandusky
county, who was refused certificate by
the Board OF Examines. Another trial
was grantSRbim, and he then defined the
word (Which" to be an adjective, 10 the
comparative degree, giving the degrees as
follows: Comparative WHICH. positive
WHAT, supeKative THAT. The board
should have granted him certificate.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-05-16

BEAuREaARD calls the recent battle
field Shiloh. Prentice says: "We pre-
sumo that his Secretary Of State. judah
P. Benjamin. will abdicate now, for The
prophecy Of the patriarch Jacob was that
THE scepter shall not depart from Judah
until Shiloh come"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-05-16

IT would take, says the New York World.
$50, 900 900 shots to dispose of 10000 men
10 battle. 10000 men fighting continuously
for forty-eight consecutive hours, each man
firing in all 5000 shots, would FIRE altogether
$50, 900 600 shots. Thus. from the number
killed and wounded at Pittsburg Landing,
and from the duration OF the light, we arrive
at q perfectly accurate conclusion con-
oerning tho numbers engaged.
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WHOLE NO., 644.
Trade to Follow the Flag.

The following important circulars have
been addressed 10 the Foreign Ministers,
announcing the ro-opening Of commulica-
lion with Southern localities re-conquered
from the insurgents
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, May 2.
SIR:--I have the honor 10 state for
your information that the mails are now
allowed 10 pass TO and from New Orleans
and other places, which having been here
tofore seized by the insurgents have since
been recovered, and are now re.occupie1
by the land and naval forces Of the u. s.
1t is proper, however, to add that mill
tsry surveillance is maintained over such
mails as far as the Government fnd it
necessary for the public safety.
am, Sir, your ob't servant.
WM. II. SEWARD.
DEPARTMENT OF SrATE,(
Washington May 5.
SIR:-I have the honor TO state, for the
information of your Government, that a
Collector has been appointed by the Pres
ident, Tor New Orleans, and that the
necessary preparations are being made TO
modify the brock ade SO far as 10 permit
limited shipments to oe made to and from
that and one or more other PORTS which
are now closed by blockade, at times and
upon conditions which will be made
, known by proclamation.
! am Sir, your o5't servant,
WM. II. SEWARD.
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8tblfn n tsf Alark;ts.
oKsscr & t!y.a : ~. 4, cAsr srsEn,

Ahea nj Evening, March Is, 1861.
GorgoN. .We have not heard of Al sale.
Ton 1000 \. - othing reported.
sgGAR. III market continues dull at yery
lcv and irregular prices. The sales were confined
to aboat 1000 bids. Some, Of the sales were al il
~ f0r Good Common, 2D2l for Good FAR, III
for Fnlly Ear and D5c. % Ii for Prime to Choice.
81 IassEs The reported sales were confined
sbout sQo bhs. At l2aae. y gallon for Ferment.
kloDn We. have not heard of a sale of any
menent Holders are asking $40 70 Dbl. for Extra
co,sN. Aboat 800 sacks Choice White sold at
NJ "a n bushel a.
WHsArs .lsesaeks Whits and Red aold at s. %
/. hushel T'5ss'5. q
Y of'fs A small Ut mold at 2sc for Shoulders,
2ssc. tn Hams and 900. for Clear Sides. The =.
tall demand fs supplied at 27e. for Shoulders sc
tcF Ribbed sldes and aac. % d for Clear Sides. Il
PoRK Mess ID retailing at AIS 0as5o 10 bbt.
BEsf Prime q retailing at $50 aud Mess At
. sa5 v bbl.
LARD. The retail demand Is supplied at 2se.
for sisrces and, w. % n. for kegs.
sdlsk ~. The retail denlaad for old fBaurbon
arld Monong hela) has been supplied ii A. 70oas9
and Rect ifsd made iren Louisiana Rum Il i %
0sia ls y gallon. 80 =
Nothing else reported.
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I. @. O. r.
Grand Lodge of Louisiana.

THE ". GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA roo
meets Substantially on the fourth Tuesdays Jauuary and
july s6l in Grand Lodge ROOM Odd Fellows Hail. corner
Camp and Lafayette streets, New Orleans:
Officers for The present ytarRichard Swain Of Crescen,
Lodge No. 8, NJ. W. Grand Mas Gardiner Smith, Com.
nercis Lodge, No T. r. W D. Grant Master Joseph West
of Hope Lodge No n r. W. Secretary f. ". neies
oerner, Of Southwestern ooge No. TO- H. W trnl Treasurer
H. g. se,son, of Southwestern Loose No. 10 aud f. A. Dent
1s Of Louisiana LODGE No. Grand Representatives TO he
Lodge, No. H. ". Grand Chaplain Francis Rawe, I" Me
chants Lodge No. AZ, W. Grand Marshal; Juhu falon Of
Washing on Lodge, No 3 Y; g. Conductor j. a. kebS @
OF Crescent Lodge, No. s. W. q. Herald.
DiSr Lepnty Grand MttrrS.-Joln P Barnett, of Cove
Lodge No, II, District No. 2, New Urears John S
burke of eherson Lodge No q District No New olsnns
dauX; q. N Ener, Of ST Landry lodge No a5 District No &
opeousns; J. NJ Collins, of D.Soo Lodge No. T. pls,rtc, Nc
b9ion RoIge JOHN Moore, of New lhciin No 81; bAc
AZ. = ,eSepprt A. MispanEh Of Prairie Lodge No 81
nsrict No -, Washington S b. Hunter, Of CliGon IOdg
H0i ~ "a No u Clinton Julius Fnlda q Hermann
sumption Lodge No. i3, DISTRICT No. H. Napoconve
Saading Comnhees-Stnte of The order--p G. NJ T. Ptls
bury, Tsmpsr Lodge Ne Il; ?. G. NJ. Thes H. Shield
GnIonl N. & s G. ,S Jon F. caaws Hope Judi
Petitions and Appeas-r. G. MI. q nn.,iap TowaGd ~
Is ?; e. Enea> smith, Temr"r No "a, 7. a., Edwd a
Blake, Commercial, No II; +. G.. II. L. Bruce Orleans y"
II T. g., J. II. Gennon Louisiana, No, l. Fiutucer
NJ, Il G, S,eson Southwestern, No. Az &c, JohnT. Nil
sttution and ByInws-P. G., IT, Graham. Nechnns No -
p g. II. l.. Kclsry, Southwestern, No. 40 T. q dame
Cough Commercial No. Il. Cseertias-P. t., F L. Dent
eel. onisi ana No r G. C. c. Bier, Delta, No. Is P. G.
All communications to the r. W. Crsnd Master or G.r
Secretary, should be forwarded the office Of the Grand
aFJ' IN o"a fsiio"t l"' lliirrpv PIED c, .,o.,,
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Sub0itiittate Lodges.

LOUISIANA Lodge No: mees every Friday evening il
\: e.; Thos. Phillips v g.. " AcConeghcy, sec'eaI,
Geo Ellis, fsr, Secretary Joseph West Treasurer.
ing in Marigny Bnldngs, Third Dslct. 0Ncers ! J"hr
n"yis \. g.. ihos Wslsu VIII "a Evans Secretary j
No. $, odd Fellows Hal; oheers-L sa,lean. n e. A.
Tis.s''s5 49,, ' r '' ''''' D. ''"'
in " dSa @ T9sss sSs9
ahn fe sssfs s. T. Mgr MS:ss 4y so Secretary
JEFFERSON LODGE No o meets ererv.Thur.d,x evs,,,
in Lefrr.on HALL Fourth District. OGccrs--WI WEE q
fef Ssss j. s BURKE 1reaef TS'F'' M NJ
TEUToNIA LODGE No 10 meet. every Tueslay evening j,
Maunart,N G. - GuScnhe,n Secretary; j. T. Reuter-,
Secretary H. G. Finkc, Treasurer.
No. o Fsow a STe[y Ff"@s
Tcav kS1,h"M " G. F. '" Seymour Per Secretary
evening No. s. Odd Fellows Hall ofccts-tieofp;
Tar; " T%sh rs5 sses,sry George e'aa, F
rop va u ODD Fa Me 17 Sisy 1GH,g ey
Fs Sc sss?" Not'o1 fsas :s''"s b. D"'v"
oa a Sc I'D Feow W S oser "IsS sSfHns
Gp5s + Fyr H's SECRETARY "
DEkrA IonG i No pee r sysry NGd1T syiODs
Z. Bier, V. G. "A. Mure Per- Secretary Luther Homes rya
sH Ta,p, ,oncvs, ~ -..o,.
room No. l. odd Frows' Hall Oifeer,2spsnssr Fiei rr
N g. H. c. Cankins, V. G.; r. Hanmfarrer, seclear,
Clas g. Warnar Per Secretary G. eCsstro, Treasurer.
COVENANT LODGE No. II lnees every Tuesday rrrrfu
in Mnrigny Buildings Third Di-trtct. Unices-tF Kn.e
horst n G. L. a Collier, w. J. r ltEcr, Secretary j. h
par 20 CIR, ronrr " N 80, ar
49,; !; o. T. ~ 10. !" iet,s every "fdNf$t
- ellie " tr w oo,: D. iH'S s'NI. cucs-t+
Saxr.dst poe a. o.i' w. -o'nR'p secretary j
"'tus., e. 'ecl1'',S a. l,""o""S" treasurer.
MAGNOLIA Lodge No. % meets every Tuesday evcnal
G.; Jas MuShaway, g; e. Fotat, Secretary Js,egH r
o,o"ni w. net.e'"tS o. hou''siet, iiSa'ufer
lN'hl'h"PHStE l,onLE 30 - meets every Wcdnesda
eveing, N room M :, Qua teio"s, Hall. Obirsrsp
kr4sncr n O. f. koenneriiz " T. s'eintels, Seceta,
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MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH CITY OF NEW ORLEANS )
Dtt Vp1 KNOWN NM AIN I'M uHGS TIE


Isl stats oF LoU "a, :
lT No y N IAT ON TIA q ou TH Ia
o,s ,houtand eight hundred and sixty one.
The EFF d,% I'd s !, Ss sY sss r r an" "ot
81 d. dny and qnn'ed md in pt.ence Of he
and Appeared the several parties whose hereunso sub
no declared that awaiting themselves of the provisions
n " oT IF E Sa The n I IN ns
aHd by thssS do covenant and gree "na nn. hts
5 H Sr su g ne h p s o T
This Corporation shall omciea the city Of New Or
Team a, sn @ s,p"sd nav rs 9 n nn
and enjoy It's rorporate powers 10 thenseSes
o'f for The tern of ,Msn9ve ,s Ins Iii @
officer upon whom to fcrEc citations III all suits against
The ,s,s and Of This Corporation declared
S cent s Of " e. a SO s g h "s nS. Of
on%s% " 'aS s @
PIE s n a s S @S'% sn' same
The esH hS" "ss a s's%H nfSS y:
c ssn nc s s,s L s H aa s. G%%' VI 81 IN
Iincs The rond ." Directors mny orGer Povded That It
| thirty days. =.
The carilal stock OF this Corporation ncr the payment N
full tic snaI stock Of My thousand dosrs be
@ Any and ss ] " ,d s If S s1Se e d
s's piS s If WS harsa d. %
,ea That e"f &c IND Sysry & eI sn' n"yt NJ Lean,
pboh'd for said time the oibca journal of the ely
a e Es ,oss hs f." nys in &. .
r.l,i,46 the Term days subscribe
he s pro rMa on hs amount Of sock then h Id by ca,
for any balance not aiken after e # lhee ec any n"t
the public
ihabo iher
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9 I! = q TIL u y III III < 3

s JEFF Elssos. pITx March 10 1864
Arrived yesterday, 100 Texas Beeyes 1o7 HOGS
l07 Sheep and l0l Veal Cattle. Amount Of stock
sold was ~ Texas Beeses, IS Hogs, IL Veal cat.
tle and II Mich Cows Stock remaining on sale Is
\ ~ Texas Beeyes, 822 Hogs, lo7 Sheep, le4 veal
Cattle and 20 Milch Cows. We quote
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CONSTABLE7S SALES.


sEcosp Jps1eEs Gounr} E. NJ YOUNG vs. o Bo5SBLANc
by VIRTUE of three w,riss Of Meri ia cfas
Justice of the Peace f9r the Parish Of Orleans in the above
entitled suits will proceed to sell public auction in the bar
of the City Hotel Common street. between Camp and
Magazine Streets FRIDAY 2ah day of March, 1852 at L
O'Clock NJ at the and peril Of n Eude, who has failed
comply with the of the adiea ion made him the
9Th day of February, 1862, the following described property
viz g. :. W..
between Broad and Dorgenois streets measuring A iee @
less, front Bayou Road street. by 128 feet EiN
less in deph. Together with the improvements there
on consisting of frame house having four twosory
trees of NIL kind
Seized In the above Suits.
TERAfS-CaBh OH the spit.
W. II. WATERS, Constable
DEuxrnNE Jusrcs PAX 7E. NJ: YOUNG W: 4. BoIs.
paroi5se seq orlaans. SIS. 1'''' '-''' '-''' g.
I'M VERTU de trolls syrits de fieri faciss q
- moi adressa Honorable D. f. Mtche!l< DsnSieme
Juce de PS pour paroisse Orleans dams les aaires
dessns proc6derai lie VENDREDI Is de 1852 midi
rotcl dc la Cite de 10 Commune les du Camp
s de confomer conditions dc REHABILITATION qn ni
etc Iaite lie de tevrer ls62 la pubue ct adjudication
de Ia preprieta don't suit la descripo sasoir-
UNE CBaTAINE PROPRIErE situss lie Chemin du
Bayou entire les Broad 1t Dorgen0is mesuan A ped
plus mons, Ghemiu Bayou, 2s peds, Plus
sly rouvent CONSTANT maisoD bots ayan quare
chan5es cuisine haute quatre cambres ct
din convert dnrbres fruers de toutcs sores.
Saise dams les afares ci-dessus
CONDITIONS-Comptant All moment de REHABILITATION.
fe20 mlU2S W. H. WATERS, Constable.
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To the Friends
IF UTHERN PROG REss.
DIE BOWS REVIEW.
s#
VOLUME xxx.

With tho January number begins the threth volume of this
monthly which is the ouly Southern that has
tanned itself amid all dscourlgements md which has consist
emily fifteen years exhibited the advocated
rights and duties of This section Of the Union, ~ III
In the present times appeals confidently for greatly en-
aged circulation and for prompt from all subscribers
Now the time send by mail the new year
and Abolition Journals be discontinued subscriptions
will be turned into home channels.
TERMS, SIS PER AENuM
w. ,.n,., -. aa's= eJz
Ten copies Observation-Disclosures. ............S25
All current bank notes received orders upon merchants
any Of the towns Or cities.
Back numbers volumes OF sets can be supplied.
R-The Editor will be found the office of the Review No
8Camo street. door Office Dbl 2plkWtf
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NI(}R.A SSES

. u :
IVA E. NJ ROSS SO Poydras strest, Commission Merchant
and dealer Sugar All orders left there will be
ton Steam MoasHes Refinery which is prepared to I'LL
orders toT Reailed Msse guaranteed to be equal
made, at the lowest market price ial6 6u
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RDETUkzkiS

ssn kUPrUkhis ~,
"A RAD1cALLy cuREDI d q
Gsssr from Dr.. W. T. Mus to Editor of the vchsba
v1cKsauRe, Miss. Nay 8, 1850.
Hernia he Cured Without Needie kmfa
Mr.. EdisoI Deem those afflicted with mia ,orro'
s soS ss1a s 5'' % w III.
the Of three 10y belonged TO John Soelo'
pronoSncsa lis h"selesa Is ,hero aaersncs
Ss in soos; ve E hs Ok
Ssy o ns s md 5sss ts o bs TsY sd
Curative Mixture about three mouths! the boy entirely
For the last yea1s nsy pansoa do
ing all the work Of ra ha"d rolling bags etc: without III
hoo who hsvo th dssaSa and Tor my ErsHd to d; Ser
Eztrac. Written Thrso Years Previous t
Above i'll reference to the satns boy. a,.
~ ,> lssAeuESA Co.. Miss May g. 1851
George perfectly cured Of tbs
he Is the nsst looking mon perr Greet md dH
1ouch work as any man. VT MILLS, h. d.
Letter from Dr. :ss G, h gs. Of s s '''s" Ply
Dr. shsrman-nesr STR scnS the boy ssn ~ % yon
SIZED with nv skill him nstcs -aed Jour ps,
is right, hm Please by the
''''' u '1' ''''' A'''~>''' Tuos. j. HARPER, MD
asThis letter was in reference boy year
ed ruptursd both Sides and who subsequently,
returned sound. The following explain. itself:
vlokssuRG, Mss May I, 1850.
Or. Sherman, New Orleans.
Dear SrI seni James to apply to him suitable
Truss He has emily been rupod short time VS. can oDs
a gyery drug store Trns,es them hive lit
confidence having confidence in sSill in suc,
way -THOS. j. HARPER, NJ. D,
DR.. BEIDEN'S OPINION.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 6, 1852.
Samuel Davis, ESQ.,;
Dear sr-H is rue that Dr. Shemans Truss spilled BY
him. will give relief eGectnay than any other
entire satisfaction know
BY of it and the you to get cue
but DR.. Sherman hmsf Hppes depend,
upon the fitting. +. BELDEG, NJ. D.
Ag-DR SHERMAN respectfully Informs rGpturcd persona
having ruptnred slaves that
DO found at his Office No. lost. CHARLES STREET
New Orleans prepared relieve and all rupture
application OF his PATENT silly Err TRUSS and CUR
ALIVE MIXTURE pay6 ly&W
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CohPIRoLLER's OFFICE. I
City OF NEW Orleans, July I, 1885.
No 2l29.]
ID ESOIaVMD; That the Com ntrOlIer be end
IL he il hereby authorized and required to give notice. by
staining advertisement in Official ournui that in accordance
ninth section Of ordnance No. 442 approved Aarch
3d. 1854 The Coaa will pay bill against tbs city ure2a
contracted under Authority Of oTdor fraul the In
accordance with the ordinance roforred to.
iS,iKnsll IL = E. l.. TEACT,
-" Pr.stasnt Board OF Aasistant Aldermen.
tS!Enadi l.. u. PLACE,
President Roara Of AldsEuna
Approved April o. 1895.
(signsdl john =. AEWTa. Hsyor.
Ths attention tas officers of tho city and tho pun
specially called to the foregoing resolution:
G.. ". CULBERTsON,
jy16f Comptroller City of New Orleans.
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Arrived Yssserdas.
SteamDoass
i NJ Sharpe, Dye, FIN Lower Coast. ,5..
Iberville, Lacey, fm Bayou Sara.
Red Chief No l., Wood, FIN Bartholomew
Anna Perret, Cops, I'm. Washington.
Diana, Radovich, I'm Lower Coast.
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ID. ARTIFICIAL pe:HSrf4-rau res
~ cheapest and most replete Dental EstahIish
- Ament IN Ns~ Orleans, Is DR.. FIELDINGS

aeassyz,ss4sa ARTIFICIAL pe.f;Ff4--rhu pes,
cheapest and most replee Dental Eatabsh
msnt IN Hsw Orleans, Is DR.. FIELDINas,
His facilities manipulating Artificial Teeth unsurpassed
oany Practical Dsntat in tho Southern States duyng Compel
Persons requiring superior Dentistry shoud
they can rely upon the experience skill and integrity which
Dental Science can produce. -
Every Artificial Tooth Of SURPRISING beauty which canno
30 detected from the productions nature gradually
storing thar uniformity the features youtG and
beauty and warranted satisfactory for mascaton aricula
Non. E4s@sg54 s,+ -sg#
PAINLESS TOOTH EXTRACTOR, for readily OK
tracing Teeth without PAIN tupeseang anything
saned BY the profession astonishing all who witness IL
All Operations in Dentistry performed with skill
fos ehsapHoss and utility are unsurpassed BY others vnsk
srae charges Al The following prices written guarantee
campaigning each set dee and If found represenee
attsr two monhs' trial their money will returned.
Fall Sterling Silver S2s o.
FuIl sets finest finish gums, bound 40 o.
Full sets vuleanized Rubber equal to gold SO
Eo, sote or " carat gold hase, basntifp to %
al! seIa on ~ carat gold base, from 10 to lz6 o.
The raost perfect gems THAT DO produced.
Those requiring Artificial Teeth cordially cal
and examine before engaging elsewhere.
DE-. FIELDING, Dental Surgeon,
nbly l9t Canal sire al,
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AMUEl SMITH i = O., Camp ST. Get.
HIlStlN co, corner Canal and Cnmr stree,s.
sRoWN JOHNSTON co, 80. - Union street
iEN0ISf, SHAW 4 co, No. 10 Camp street.
tAkK OF COMMERCE. JAcoB Bhrf,En Manager
~ Corner Camp ard Cir1ver Etrses
HoNAS II. BARKER corner Camp ant! Ora vier sIreeu
L. W C0EGER SON, No. IS Cerondelct street.
tOAN WOOD co, corner Camp and Common sreet,
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ON RICEiBIGND.V VIRGINIA
" s,gbt cheeks on Richn2nd ts5esbag ynchbnrg,
81. 81 BR0WN, JOHNSON 4 CO.,
i ~ ON ~ Union street.
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MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, ]
City Hall, March IA, 1862. ;
Common, Council OF the City Of New Orleans.
mo. 5958.l
Res2'c2, That tax of fifty six hundred
dollars of the value of s real tate and slaves
airing the taheaux of mad bF The City Asses
the year 1851 and of hundred and thirty
Cents Isl 30 every udred dolar GIL o. of the assessed
value Of capital Incomes furniture etc appearing The
tahean1 the City Assesso the 1851 be and The
hereby levied pay ME ordina of the City
Government for the year 1862 and the receipts from
other fources
iSignedl J. MAGION1,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
lSisned1 S. 2. nEIIABARRE.
President pro. tenn. Board Of Aldermen
Approved March IA, 1852.
nib 5t Signeil JOHN T. MONROE Mayor.