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The national Republican., 1862-08-06
No. 686.l
RYTHE PR EslDEsT OF THE UNITED

mo. 686.1
DYTlE PR EslDERT OF THE UNITE ID
ID sTATES.
IN pursuance of law, |, ABRAHAM LINCOLN
Pres ident of the United States of America do here
by declare and make known that public sale will
be held at the land Office at SrEvEsss PoigT in the
State OF Wisconsin, commencing on Monday, the
public lands situated within the following named
townships, viz
North of Ue base line and east Of The fourth prin
cipdi meridian.
Township No 81. of range2.
Townships Nos. u and ~, of range3.
Townships NOs. 81 and 81, of range !.
Townships Nos. 81, 81, 49, and 81, of range 8.
Townships Nos. 81 ~, 81, 81, and 35, OF range u.
Townships Nos II, 81, 81, -, aud IS, OF range 7.
Townships Nos. 81, 81, 50, and 81, Of range
Townships Nos. 81 and 81, Of ranges.
Townships Nos. 81 and 81, OF range 10.
Townships Nos 81 81, a. %, SO, 81, ", 49, l0 and
a , OF range II.
Lands appropriated by law for the use ol schools,
military, and other purposes. together with the
swamp aud oyerhowed lands made thereby unit
for cultivation, fany, granted 10 the State by the
and other States, to reclaim the swamp lands with:
In their limits" approved September 2s, 1850, will
be excluded from the sale.
The Offering OF the above lands will be commenced
on the day appointed, and will proceed in the order
In which they are advertised, until the whole shall
have been offered, and the sale thus closed but the
sale shall not be kept open longer than two weeks
and private entry Of any Of the lands will be ad
mittcd until alter the expiration of the two weeks.
Given under my hand NJ the city OF Washington,
sand eight hundred and sixty two
By the President "
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
,....n a
The national Republican., 1862-08-06

Corns Cured for Twenty-Five Cents Zach.
Bunions, Club and Invertso Nails, Vascular Ex
oresences, and all Diseases Of the Feet, successfully
treated BY DE-. WHITE, the well known Chropodist,
at 40, Pennsylvauis avenue, near Four and. half
The national Republican., 1862-08-06

S. TIME EXTENDED The time for receiv-
ing proposals rs above, is extended to Friday, Au
gust 8, at l2 o clock NJ aug =
The national Republican., 1862-08-06
Arrest OF Dessrters-An Amusing lnci
dent.

About forty OF the soldiers recently pardoned
from the penitentiary we're mustered into the
Nineteenth Indiana regiment on Monday, and
we're taken TO the Soldiers Retreat, near the
depot, fromwhence they were to be forwarded
TO the regiment yesterday; but the day and
night previous nearly all Of them made their
escape. A guard Of the Tenth New Jersey,
under Lieut.. Franklin, were yesterday engaged
In picking up these renegades, some Of whom
we're arrested by the policemen. Ten were
arrested on Monday night by the Seventh ward
police. About twenty were In tho hands Of
the guard yesterday afternoon, passing down
the Avenue.
An amusing incident occurred en- route. II
10 well known that the secessionists Of this
city are all on the qui uiue when the word 10
passed that Confederate" prisoners are pass
Ing. The impression prevailed that these peni.
Tertiary boys were rebel prisoners. A fat,
red nossd sympathizer came, pufang and blow.
ing, up to the officer In charge, and, with eager
countenance, asked, "Are these Confederate
prisonersw Not getting a prompt response,
he repeated his question with still greater
eagerness, when the lieutenant responded,
"No, sir, they are ours" Sir John Falstaff,
when sOused In the Thames, could not have
changed oountenance quicker, or presented
more woe.begone and savage picture Of disap-
pontment and rage! Three whole squares Of
hard running for fat man, with the mercury
at 80 degrees, In order to get = sight At " our"
prisoners, and then be disappointed, was rather
n hard joke Doubtless lager and "the id
Yankees" had 10 suffer for few hours, in
consequence.
The national Republican., 1862-08-06
F'vm he Req. Father E2an to DR.. 1umJlety

Eom he REQ Futher Eaan to DR.. 7umJlety
This Is to certify that. having intensely .ufered
for long time from dyspesa. loss Of appetite, ner
ton, fantipg, exhaustion oholio pains in the breast
&c my situation was painful and distressing 10 the
extreme. Ny friends induced me to try DR.. rum
blety's herb medicines and they have cured me
q. l.. EoAE,
st. Domlnicks Church, Washington.
The national Republican., 1862-08-06
Meeting Of ths Board of Public School
Trustees.

VKuBteess
This board met yesterday afternoon In the
Aldermen's room OF the City Hall, DR.. Walsh In
the chair.
The reports Of the teachers Of the several
schools were presented by the sub.boards.
They were not all complete.
Several bills of the treasurer were approved.
Mr.. Rhecs enQuired II all the teachers of the
schools had taken the oath Of allegiance: On
being answered In the Affirmative, he said that
this was not enough. There are some people
who will take the oath Of allegiance, and yet
say that the South 10 justihed In her rebellion.
He (Ar. r. did not see how these parties recon.
cile the two acts, but yet they do II. He wanted
no sQuivocal position on this Important suhject.
He was not willing to allow our children to be
taught by persons who considered the Southern
Mr. Rhees then offered The following:
Whereas II 10 Of the utmost importance that
the instructors Of our youth should be thor.
oughly imbued with love Of country, and should
impress upon the minds Of those committed to
their care hatred Of treason and rebellion, /,
and there should be no doubt In the community
rs TO the loyalty Of any Of the teachers Of our
public schools; therefore,
Resolved, That the following interrogations
be propounded to every teacher now engaged
or proposed to be engaged in the public schools
of Warrington:
l. Do you heartily sustain the Government of
the United States In its present efforts to resist
and put down the Southern rebellions
2. Do you believe that the Southern States
we're JUSTIFIED In secession. or that any State
has . right to seoede?
Mr.. Homead saw no reason why the resolu.
tion should not pass, and he moved that II be
adopted, and that the secretary OF this board
PROFOUND the questions to each teacher In
writing. Adopted.
The board then adjourned.
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yearsof trial. nbuna.s
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pronounced thnrn w6r th5 ss VI 59S5
LIvERsoMPLAIHTn YEFE gsfA JAZZ, f,1er VI,
Try OF THE NNavaus NJ Dis AaRsR o. W
hIDEEys anas asasng i asaoresrea ,sys7
@eaknest If
psrEaaHent5 cured, ss he g EE4AIA u Ri
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passing that Of any s1ilar s,,
without fat ths aad1g GoDaE COLI
or AEsE sEsss. RpEaHIPIssI A4oapHr,
ESEUMoKlA tsseIP MI sns5 sasaspsr.
fasaies the saeaTf aias
81 s,asE sauHrTIoNf
will oncs slteuk cuss Id
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wrapper oEeaca hottle, 33{85s5S55 AL
In The aanacp Annually 81 shs
svEREBoDT LaAFAe ysF vim III al
u,esdato.s IL eouatr These ats
assssre given RaEby al cur sgenie.
u WHfsHF u co.. Agents
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GENERAL LAND OFFICE,

... GENERAL LAND OFFICE, I
Baton Rouge. La, March 8, 1852 5
an s 81 Pn &c % I
6a ! sr
withdrawal from sale 81 s in oda sections
except these seee ed rs swanp under he Act Of the ID of
At Of ne 4,h q sepisbs ISL ana and ne hish
3 a and
these oud no in any proer sene be considered regular
~ plan Of the n e. Pr Nx Iberia to
be mate III it. The Comnany would abide by any csnSeqnent
ofS hose n G ss
ss his hi H pan you will perceive sales can be
made q nigh NOS pr internal improve
$ss$:$S$ 5:
TosnsSp i, il: !, 5an%SE +, :.
$ $:ss:$5$ v .% L. j.. !, and
IL s.s:33ss i, sds within If is ssnms
limits in
$sss:es = + $F5fH'
$ $:s$:$s j! i ts;$ffF
Tosnjp f. r. g. II Il nna 4 Is suS sw
va H. H. Is Is g. . : 49, d H. - IS and
TEs sxnsp e f. Is sna T. IS and II "" and
fs 1T y
M bays s % made in lieu Of h ri e s
odd numbered sections Th Es miles Of the roa which
swamp, school, or Internal mproveasnt lands.
BY a Esi sRs
h & and h
The President of other Comaany has been requested
furnish plan he Of h Road and received
"e0pS Will 0e Respec fully, your obedsnt servant,
''sne" Commissioner Of Public Lands
Ropr. BEEGUEaEL, Esq, Register, ope!ousas
GENERAL LAND OFFICE,
Baton Rouge La, April 10, 1862.
record in This Office
"N~1 " VIM J. McCULLOH,
apls 81 Commisslon.r Of Public Lands
PALE ROPE...................BA ROPE.
THE EH HI h'H to full r.
800 Co Best Quality MACHINE MADE BALE ROPE
40 Aa' y H. KLoPPEEBURG, 4s5 and 4s7 Old Levee
apps Gn formerly Victory street.
MACHINERY CIL-H ONE MANUFACTURE.
50 hbls. Lubricatng OIL, of superior quality.
| For sale by A. F. COCHRAN & HALL,
Agents Of Southern Star Candle Factory,
nl24 I'm ID New Levee street.
! &TksAyvBExSRIES III JUICE
SO GASES, IN STORE,
For sale by
| S. D. GRATIAA Il CO.,
| iyl SO Cus;omhouse street.
| Z o uA HERn SHOE a1ANUEACTURlaS
| OQNPA ANY.
| Eeaos, No. "a st. Charles street.
FACTORY, Nos. 1s AND Il ST. FERDINAND STREET
Arc now manufacturing superior quality of Pump, Wei
| and Dorbe-soled Oak-Tanned RUsSET SHOES, to While
they attention Of thoss having purchase this article
These Shoes the bottoms Southern Shes
tory New Orleans" and be obtained only the Depot
| the Coppapy
! al ly GEO, + ROGET Seq
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ITO THE PUBLIC-

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS TEXAS r. R. Co., I
New Orleans, April 10, 1862
The following order Of the Commissioner of Public Lands is
published guard the public against certain persons who
Offering Iteration Locate lands within the limits
fixed by the Legislature in the Act granting lands aid in the
construction of this Road.
L. q. PLACE, Secretary.
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H0tEE Fellows Resi-

BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR lSiI-Oficers = Gardner
Smith, President S. Boullenet Treasurer Henry Bier Sec
Daniel Merritt Sexton Cemetery Cenmittee-Henry
Bier b. Dasllva, j. A. sy 1ester Finance GommitteeJos
West j. II. Winsow, James FurneauN. Members-Jamcs
Eurneanx r W Grand Lodge Jos West, Louisiana lodge
No. j. NJ Wiusow, ashngt lodge No. 8; A. W. Hyatt
Union Lodge No j. A. sylvester Crescent Lodge No
j. H. Teh!y, Orleans Lodge No. II Gardner Smith, Com
nercia Lodge No u b: DaSilva, Howard Lodge No. Is
Herr, Bier Hops Lodge No. a 7. W Bothck, Delta Lodge
No Isl T. F. Bragg rempar LoGge No. IL A. Caller, Polar
Star Lodge No. 10.
VAULTS aud the opening Of the same pEst be applied for
at the office Of the Secretary Odd Fellows Hail. Camp
and Latay cite streets.
Prices Lots and Vaus-Regular lots, 10 feet square,
$3.50; ditto, feet, S5. Vaults tdoVbl) Sockholdng
Lodges, SIS ditto all Others s6O SINGLE Scckholdng
Lodges, SA5; to Others, $50
Vaults cannot be opened unless certificate of ownership be
first obtained from the Secretary.
Information relative the purchase of lots etc. be had
application to
HENRY BIER, Secretary Q. F. Rest
General ReIlef Committee i. o. o. r.
This body the First Friday of each month, at the
Office of the Grand Secretary, Odd Fellows Hail. O'Clock
P. NJ.
d. G. RYERIY, President.
HENRY BIER, Secretary and Treasurer.
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M sANFoRD,s 81
LITER INVlSG RATGH
ever DebtI1tnte.,.

NEVER DS0A1AGMteAs "
tits entirely from Gums and has become an an
tatshed fact Standard Medicine aprrarsd BY al
that have used it, confidence n All
the diseasesfor which II il recommended.
IT has cured thousands within the years who Ma
sven hopes Of relief
Gates in my possession show.
The dose be adapted MISREPRESENTATION he iady6
ua taking such quantities gently On ina
Bowels. 51 FL fs55sS
guido the as, Of ia
Liver Inyieorator and It will Liver Complaints Rcn.
Attacks Dyspepsia Chronic Darrhea Summer Complaints
Dysentesy Dropsy Sour Stomach Habual Ghoe
Cholera Mosbus Cholera nfaatu Flatuence Jasa
Dice Female and be used successfully an
Ordinary Family Medicine II viii Sick Headachat Il
thousands testify in twenty inutea if tsA
spoonsnl at commencement Of attack. Al who use
sregiving their testimony in itsfavor.
Mix the mouth with the Iryigogater and pga CIV
both together ~
Price, Slper hotts.
santaSord's Family Cathartic PiIEs,
Compensation and put upn alses
Gases, air tight, end Will heepin any climate.
The Family Cahartc gentle and active Casharaac
which the proprietor has used his practice wsnsy
yes The constantly increasing demand fro those hass
long used the Pills. and the satisfaction which all expreas
their has induced place within sh
Of ALL The Profession well know that different Gsshasc pns
SSs duo
PANS ss Bssi and ana
neglected end Fever Loss Of Appetite. Clssp
= & Fl
Tsss Rs.ss e s
IN This nnS psss fss ps
Druggists generally and sold BY the trade In all The
. ST. w;sANEeRD NJ D., Manufactures and presr's.r
s,wR1eHIg tas Sal 4 xsst...
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TOR GaOMUELKHEA,G LGET, WEAKNESS, PAINE
4 In the Back, and all Urinary Affections,
THE Great ENGLISH REMEDY, sPEoIrIo soLu
fION-This oridenowned preparation all affection
Of the seneave organs, whether or chronie Phys
clans Of England Of France and of America
efficacy. Thousands of sufferers have reieysd by
Purely Vegetable in composition Is as harmless i eli
bcay.and depressed mind reasored energy. -.
B. ABRAMS.
snle agent for the United Ststss,
SyiI II teess99ssy, 8 rs'as !!..-.e. Y s Qllsaas
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OFFICE conS,ss'esERs FEST Dn.1slse p9rsTsa,er,

20 City Halt. New orleans, April s, 1872 s
W. Proposals. for Bonds Proposals VIII
be reccive hIs OH until u ocork, NJ, the Ssh day
Of April Tor th4 purcbase Of Sky Bonds Of $50 Five DUN
dred Dollars each payable the ltof ally 1880 with six
PEI cent interest coupons attached payable the LIST OF Jan
uary and ist OF .ulr, year
Said Bonds issue by tbs Board Of Commissioners Of the
First Draining District by authority of act sppm mary
10 entitled prosid for lcveeins, draining
and retaining lands in ions Of the irshe
OF Grieas and jeff approved March Is, 1853. Said
supplementary act ap proved March II 1852
Bids to be endorsed Proposals tie Purchase of Bcndn
nd directed 10
Ais taps n. =. BAILNY, PresdeAt.
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m.:..ot.ner:s,s

Thousands are daily speaking in the nrassos
DE. s1T0lps LEfANTiIE fooRnl4E
hyt bacauset fails rs,is
1t asif by magic enc
wtsonvnce yoathst whatwe say Is true. Ii con.aiHs
No PAREaoRIc OR oPlArR
oil kia, thesetorer
our Of BY dsadsnins its sensibss has
coraends itself the Only reable n
known for Ghdren Psething Diarrhea senary rjppr
In the Bowels, Aeidy of the Stomach, n Tie Eseaa
and Crenp the Gums Reducing
Regulating the Bowels, and Relieving has no sann,
being IN anti spasmodic used with aueceaa
of oonvuision or other Fis As you tie a a.
health of children, and wh them from
bshng which certain 70 uss
Of narcotics Of which all other remedies Infansls n
plants composed take none bat Dr. Tnfats m
DIAL this can rely upon perfectly halaea ana
notniuse the most delicate infant Price, esnss
.tiopsaccompsny each bottle. Prepared only bs
# CHURCH / DUFoNT, g57i3 73s5ss92$
No. 409 Broaareys Neg Yask.
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OFFICE COAAssioc ERs SECOND DRAINING DISTRICT,
~ Guy Hall, New Orleans, April 8, EG
ss sg-All owners ,s nf lands nt lying within the
street and TIE ew Gana and above by The Jefferson road
aud extending from Tho Mississippi river TO Lake Pochr
train hereby Notified that the Second 1ualment of the
assessment forihe cot Of draining said District i now due
and payable Mt this oiee All hills paid by the first OF
July nex will be subj ct recording law
Gp7 fjyl l.. II PLACE, President.
p Es- Notice to Tax Payers--The Tax Bills
for the City Taxes, alt Real Estate Slaves, Furniture
Incoma Capita and oher personal property for the year
1856 t. - and pay able Office City Hall.
apl tm ADAM GIFFES. t!ity Treasurer.
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suhortsnate Lodges.

f'a If T. W EsvS 81 Ha To Fp secseafy
ny a Hssy S 9pG s % every ,saay
sSEand \ Bezs go vG Charles I s,"Rm sscrs-
ar4r = ''''s'' '''''' =
gS16S Fess M Isnasy
Cooper, Y. G.; Josiah Foge Secretary; inc. B. Heno.
@ gssssy fEsR3f
s Hsns sc+l N Fl r Hsys Mo5 L ia
JEFFERSON LODGE No. 9 meets every Thursday evening
~ %s5Sss5 Foa ~ Rf 9ss kSh a
aa Ps51, 4 II
s. e hs Secretary . Reuter- Per-
room NJ od9 Fellows ila SssEsk L BsEeisr y. d
Treasurer. G7& 5T
II a AZ ssvs ss s 6syg
TsTs rs Sss1sssy sos sssn a
e1 "a ia 2paH sssss 1aefS sgsP.
ps sss bs 2
HOPE LODGE NJ u meets every Wednesday evening
e. II ~ fsGgi Hs II Td
pELTA LODGE No + meet; every Monday sEezing il
20 Bridges u G.; P. c. Carey, Secretary Luther Homes.
Treasurer.
qns r. s5 SisssS
Pon1e v. ChaS HalEsr, fer Secretary;
INA No Tnsssz syssta
NsS G f Fe Secretary; Howard lspap Trsasupsr .
syeS5F Fss B. s:s
Rt 81 e DSd5ss tie sf Secretary
FsLoEs Hal oiser-S Tie5at
INDEPENDENCE LODGE No: % meets every Wednesday
Iohn,i lar, n CT G. rahss Ernst, Secretary
il. Presser, Per Secretary; +. Boensei, Treasurer
CoLUMBUs LODGE No, "a meets every Wednesday even
r. j. Fis uenfy secetfy r IL kesn Tfeaier
GERMANIA LODGE No 20 meets every Tuesday evening
Lqne star Hall Fourth District efsWm Sander
Burner r fef sesrsiay VIM No s
fAcIs5G LODGE No g nsfts WednfaIday eynig
VIM MeAree, v G.. Thos Booth, Secretary D. j. Feury,
| Treasurer.
in asay III s s.ef sIsP
\ G5. + HaH Y G., j. Kissr Secretary; M wsisheiner
2s 40 95sss Friday
ms in room NJ sSn oa9 James FuneaS
| " Delesderner, Treasurer.
m d fasNs M ys Nend Rn
n G.. i. A. Howard V. O.; VIII Lindo, Secretary; Ge5
No ~; A. mssts every THURSDAY evening
| Per. Secretary H. Aau, Treasurer
I = Interior Lodges.
DE SOTO LODGE No. meets Baton Rouge Thursda!
| evenings. 0iicers-So returns.
METH LODGE Nc. q meets at Shreveport on "Wednesday
evenings. Qfiaere-N. Selgman, N G.. H. Linnan, v
| ". Spiekrr Secretary A. Slanner, Treasurer.
ST. LANDRY LODGE No. Is meets at opelonses ever
Saturday evenings. OicersOme Poret, N G. G. H.
VIC. s. P. Clark, Secretary G. n. Esler Treasurer.
CLINTON LODGE No. q meets at Clinton Todnesda
evenings Ohicers-No returns.
2ngE No. p mest at rbod1nT q San
e. Bn",y sycTeisy v sancoa, Per- Secretary
| II. Cagenavotie, Treasurer.
NEW IBERIA LODGE No. SO meets at New Iberia Q
Saturday evenings. Oicers-WIn. A. Robert N. G.. W.
paunt v G. L. Siegei, Secretary John Moore Treasurer
| PRAIRIE LODGE Nc, 81 meets Washington Ssturdu
evenings. Officers No returns
J ASSUMPTION LODGE No. 50 Napoleonvle G
. Saturday evenings. NttcerG-No returns.
CLAIBORNE LODGE No. 40 sIinden Thursda
evenings. Cfce!s-J. 9. loye N. G. NJ. T. Smith, " g
A. Johnson Secretary; D. G. Lrws Treasurer.
HENRY BIER, Grand Secretary.
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-. UNION HOTEL, gsAx
;M AT AOLMEsVILLE, PIKE COUNTY MISS, 4k>-
AS a Summer Resort.

The above establishments iilutted 10 miles east Of the New
Orleans and Jackson Railroad, will be found by visitors from
the city her distant places be OF The best ummer
retreats comfort and e!the families
orsnge persrns that resorted Faetes IN abuud
s,ee afordedhere for bathing. fish ng hunting etc. and
village is healthy shaded, and extremely pleasant and
agreeable
Prices for Board as follows: -
Board and Lodging month. .S25 gu
:. per wesk. .,...-.-...-.......... SDJ
Washing extra.
furnished all times for transit between
Holmesgie and MagnGia-lU miles distant the jackson
W. r. JOHNSON, P. oprietor.
Holmesville, April q 1852. ap2l 1m&W
Nl1JIgE-THE CoPaRTNERsHlP HERETOFORE
IN existing in the of j. c. Is s. KICKS
has expired by limitation.
j. q RI6KG charged with the settlement of the affairs of
the late concern both authorized 70 tie firm me
in linuIdatisn. JOHN G. KICKS,
BENZ. s. RIGKS.
New Orleans April l6, 1862. ap2l I'm
GAFN KMY-FUUND, ON NAIgHEz STREET,
y of Hengs Patent safe Keys. which the owner can
applying the Office of the undersigned proving pro-
pe-ty paying for thia adversemt nt.
BISGOE h sIMNS,
av2l 1t Is, II and 10 New Levee.
TURN... CORN. CORN.
Can be lad Five Sacks and upwards at 81 80
bushel ny lsasing orders in Box W. at this Office ap2 II
NUR HERE-A LIK tLY Null Alto GIRL AGED
Is years, hEstroo thidS E1fs9 ana House servant
Address BOX W, st this office. ap2l If
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1893 cARoNDELET STREET,

u Between Hirod and Julia streets,
In returning thanks for the liberal extended her
her profession Midwife the last
to inform her friends the city and country
receive ladies
crth tbs runst raa artus No
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Healthy Human Blood upon being AHaHyEED, Civ assn usS
sonsns with the essential elements, eourse
tbs True Standard Analyrs the Blood persen suiar
from Consumption Liver Complaint Dyspepss, scsefula es
and we every deficiencies the ,ns
of Blood Supply and you ye
Blood Food is founded upon
ug success. Therears
FIVE PREPARATIONS
adapted deficiencies fthe Blooda issaess
Ccnghs Colds, Bronchits affection. wssteyer II In
Throat Lungs inducing Consumption, use No
the No. for Depression of Spirits Loss Appetite fnra
Chronic Complaints arising from 0gesUe General Debility
and Nervous Prostitution for Liver Complaints No
cr Dyspepsia Being already prepared absorption Iii
taken by drops and carried crculntin.
that what gain RETAIN The No.
ariies Hystera Weaknesses. see special dsaccns m
this. For Salt Rheun, Eruptions, scsouloue, Ksy and
Bladder Complaints, take No. s. In all the direction.
must be strictly followed Price Of he Blood Food 81 Do,
bottle. ~ -
Sold BY CHURCH DUPONT, Nc 4os Bfosdwsr, Aerq
York j. WRIGHT Co., No. q ISL Charities street o,
WOOD CO.. St. Louis No. and BY all respectable Dsg,
gifts throughout the country.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFFICE N. o., O. AND
EREAT MEsIERS L .ILnnAn GnxPA,

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gl GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY, ;
5.-. A5sa New Orleans March a. 1862 J
El-PasscngsE IT, aims will hereafter "a he
the soppages Grena, other Stations the Parish Of
Jetlsfson. la4s.e
No person witt under auy circumstances be allowed take
assage the Freight I rains.
All persons leaving This place. of the Stations in the
Parish Jefferson, by the Passenger Trains have
Passport from the Provost MarsaIs of tne respective Dis
tricts. A. Z. SEdER,
S mas If r --..s.r Superintendent.