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NOW, THEN!

The great political contest of
1868 having been decided, and vic.
tory having perched upon the stan
dald Of Truth and Right, the peo.
pie will turn to the pursuit Of their
ordinary avocations with renewed
interest and increased effort. But
it will be a great mistake in them
10 cast aside their interest in pub
lie affairs because the issues of one
campaign bave been justly settl a
The lrite observation that ,'Eter'
nal vigilance is the price Of Liber,
~" cannot be too deeply impressed
on the American aind. lie who
is aroused to ga interest," in the at
fairs of his government and The
policy ofits wouldb rulers only
10 times of high political excite
nent, will seldom be fully quaIii
ed TO act we'll his part in the pcrr
odically recurring struggles OF par
ties for the control Of that govern
mcnt. t.,
Hero the subject opens upon uf
in such amplitude us might induce
the penning columns in its con.
sideration--but as long cdltorialt
arc in general distasteful to US, we
will merely hint at some Of the in
ierenccs to be drawn from the pl op
ositions stated in the foregoing
paragraph.
Ono Of the most important il
that every American citizen should
while being "diligcnt in bust
ness, at the same time take effcc
tual means to keep himself fully
posted in public affails. lie shoulC
keep an eye or the doings Of pub
lie affairs, the proceedings of Con
gress and the Stale Legislatures
on the movements Of statesmen anC
the Vaccinations Of dcmagogues-
and observe, so far as may be use
fu', the progress Of foreign nations
either toward or from tho realiza
ton oflibcrLl Institutions and goot
government, And it will at one,
occur TO every wide awake intel
Iect that nothing will so readily
and perfectly subscrve these i'm
portunt ends as The habitual peru
sal OF COED newspapers. .o.
We conclude, therefore, by OK
horting every citizen of the coun
ty not already in tho respectable
crowd composing our list Of sub
scribcrs, to come up and subscrib
andpay for tho Lancaster Gazette
Ior such period as may seem good
and then, If able, send for som
other good. reliable journal o
State or National reputation. S,
shall they be prepared to act in
telIigently upon all public questions
and to moot in proper manner al
political emergencies that ma,
aTlso' Yl..H Gu .uf.I. r..
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How IL Wns Done,

In the city of New Orleans, the
number of voters registered pre-
vious to the Presidential election
was $4,000, Tho lIu.k klux took
armed possession of the polls on
the morning ofthc 3D., and the re.
ault was a poll ofsomc 90, 900 votes
tor Seymour and BLAIR and 27G for
Grant and Colfax, showing that
about 10000 Republicans were in
timidated from going to the polls
That's tho way in which few
states were carried for the Democ
racy. .s...t.
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The only States that would have
been carried for Seymour and
Blair In the entire absence of coer
cion and intimidation ofvoters. and
fraud llent practices of every kird
are Kentucky, Maryland and Della.
ware. And in these tho maiorilics
void have been reduced at least one
half under those conditions, ,whilc in
most of the States carried for Gram
and Colfax the majorities woulC
doubtless have been much larger.
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GRANT received a majority Of
the votes at GaIcna, his own home,
and majority at Deerfcld, the
homo Of Seymour, Both places
have usually gore democratic at
previous elections. 2H'''n
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Road No2Hce.

NOTICE ishereby given, that petition will
| be presented to the commissioners OF Fair
held comfy, at their next session, to he held on
my for the establishment of the following de-
scri6ed alteration of the county road KIN own as
the Ridge Road running south from Lancas ter,
IN said county Commencing at point north OF
what known as the Sandy hill on s"id road,
and pass around the hill on either side, las in
to the bottom OF the hill, then cross the old
road, and pass along the north east side of the
hill and intersect the old road at H. Heft's field,
passing along the old road, to n point North OF
f. Freer's field, then bear west, and lntersect
the old road near the top Of the hill.
MANY PETITIONERS.
Oct. 2l, 1868.
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SAM'L BARR, Sec.

sam'l Dunn, Eckert Rockey, Emanuel Dun
nick, Elijah Milligan, Jesse Lest, Dr. P. Hew-
etson, Thos. Hufchns, Henry ialthaser, Jr
DR.. Jared Lerch, Dr. Z. Ia. Hewetson, Richard
Warner, sam'l Griffith, Rob. Wyle, David s,
Boyle, Jos. DUN, Henry Balthaser, SEN, Amos
Graham, Daniel L, Raver, Sam'l Sweyer, Ben
Balthaser, Rob. Mlligan, John Cunningham
Sam'l Shellenharger, sam'l Collins, John j
Shupe, VIM. Miesse, Wm Wylie, Jos. Bechtcl
Henry Christy, Geo. Wye, Jos. Christy, ] II
Sunderm an, Reuben Shellenbarger, John Scha,
del, Lewis Stewart, Joel Meyer, ohm A. Blue
G B. Leist, John II Leist, Thos. Barr, John
Owe ms, James Robinson.
Nov. Q, lSGS-2w.
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Hooking Valley Rail Road.
u.C
First Passenger Train to Ian
' caster. " ''
a Pleasant Rrcursion and Inspect.
'' '' os' ing Tip. dN"

The first passenger train passed
over the Hooking Valley Railroad
yesterday to Lancaster, bearing
the Vice President, SupOrintend,
ent and Directors OF ,ho road and
soveraIYinvited guests, on n sort of
inspecting trip or tour OF observa.
lion. The party consisted OF Wm
II. Clement, J. N, Kinney aud
Charles Rcmelin, Of Cincinnati; II
Gest, President Of tho G, K Y. Il
r.; NJ, M Greene, Vice President
J. W. .Doherty, Superintendent
and B u. Smith, VIM. G. Doshlor
Isaac Eberlynand W.. B. Brooks
Directors of Tho Hooking Valley
Rallroad. na r4aa eupod ..r, 1ir
The party left the Unien depoI
in this city at7A, NJ, made Groyo
port, Winchester and Carroll in
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
MEDICAL NOTICE.
DR CONE MAY BE CONsULTED
y At the following times and plncent

~ Wthe iOllohihB 'lHes ahu plAceb
In New LEXINGTON, at, the Col
born House, on Mondays and Tues
days, May II and II; June and
l6; July 20 and 2l; August "a and
20; Sept. % and 80; Nov. 2 and 3;
Dec, Z and 8.
In LANCASTER, at the Tallmadge
House, on Wednesdays, after tho
express train arrives going West,
untilit goes West on Fridays, May
3 and Ia; June II and 1S; July 22
and 23; August 26 and 27; Sept. 30
and Oct. /; Nov. 4 and 5; Dec. 8
and TO-. rwa1tsr g aoH
@H-Appointments for 1860 will appcarin Dec.
Or. CONE cures all forms Of Chronic Dis f.
eases, as Dyspepsia IN all It's yarious form a:
all diseases OF the Lungs and Air passages, AZ
Laryngltis, bronchitis, and Consnmption ali
diseases of the Kidneys. iver, Pan reas and
the glands generally lIdiseases oithe Heart,
Blood and Blood Vessels; all diseases of the
Brain and Nerves, as Epilepsy, Chorea. or 81.
Vitus' Dance, Neuralgia, Palsy, and Renera al
nervous in1utrition, ali diseases of FsmaIas' =
enlarged Tonsis, and all forms OF Scrofula :
also all ldiseases of the Eye and Ear.and ali
other Chronic Diseases.
pB-No charge for consultation, but cash 70 r
Medicines. f-'- LApr. 20, 1SGS-tf
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Reverdy Johnson. u S. Minis.
ter to England, if he meets with
no serious back sets, bids fair speed.
lily to accomplish the Job Of max.
ing a first rate ass of himself.
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The New York frauds exceed
anything of the kind ever known
I'm the annals of Ameaican olcc
tions. We shall give some erposi,
tions in our next issue.
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FARMS F0R' SALE

n Will SELL THE FARM ON WHICH, +
4 I've containing 1 2 acres lyngnear A man
On Fairfield county, Ohio. I here is good
d,YellnH house felghtfsoms. with good deeI4s
laf, ana extern, and welt ,of good water in the
yard, and fine spring and running wster for
STOCK. .Pheiand is pa high state OF cultiyA,
tionwith fine orchard of apples and peaches,
good barn and outhulldings.
,Also-116 acres q mile east Of Amapdai
about sd acres cleared, She balance aooA Tim
her, with running water all fenced; aud good
tenant hous6 and stable ''l y = ~" 'N
yAlsO-5O acres, about 20 ncres tillahle the
balance good timber,with running water, 4
good tenant house and stable /, all fenced. ~
For particulars aad terms chIl on the undor.
signed at Amanda, Ohio "'F ''N'" 7NF wv -
.0tc. 22, '8S-tf. t' THOS, HUTCUINS.
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The total vote of Cincinnati on
the Sd was 1926; that of Chicago,
39,6sl. Chicago ahead 8,4O5-in n
dicating some $4,000 the greatest
population for Chicago. u.
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Good Feeling.

In many of the towns and cities
Of Ohio where election jubilees
have been held, the houses of some
of the democrats were handsomely
illuminated, as well as those of the
Republicans.
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There is serious insurrection in
progress in Cuba. The authorities
Of that island are letting as little
be known about it as possible.
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PREPARE FOR WARll

I'm time OF peace prepare for war" is tho old
n,nuaHe' anu there is no sentence IN the Englah
hn gnnge more expiesslye, nor one that Is so
applicable, In innumerable cases Who ia 40
WISE S As to know the exact mnment that that fell
ues'royer, ,,e mSedse, VIII attack him1 Then bo
plls, Stomach Bitters and Blood Purifier nj
ma mana and combat diseasesuece essiully. Sold by
H. IT, Beck, Druggist, Lancaster, Ohio.
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Notice.

NOTICES hereby gwen to the members o
the Amanda Horse Company, that the next an
nual election for officers for snld company will
be held at the Amanda School House, on Satur
day, Nov. l4th, 1868, at one O'Clock, 7 NJ.
HENRY REBER, Pres.
SAM'L BARR, Sec. t 'a..a NJ
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FIVE CENTS REWARD.

ID UNAWAY from the subscriber residing il
III Greenfield township, on the sth dav OF
Oct 1868, WILLIAM HENRY CLARK alias William
Henry Grayblll, an indentured apprentice to the
htmng occupation, aged 10 years. All person.
are hereby warned not TO trust SAID william OF
my account.
FheahoVe ward, but no charges or expen
ses, will be paid to the person retur ming hIn
to subscriber. Mrs. LOUISA GRAYBlLL.
Oct. 20, 'G8-2w.
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GRANT received $4,000 votes in
Kentucky. A gain OF 10000 since
the August election.
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Advice from n Southern Dcmo-
a cratic Paper. h9h

.'l From tho Lynehbur2 Virgin anl mi
And what shall we do now
Our advice would be to disband
tho Democratic party at onco, for
It is pretty effectually killed off,
and organize a now Conservative
party to support Grant, II his course
shall justify it. In this way tho
Radical leaders may DO slodghod
off from tho Administration, and q
great Conservative party built up
that will control tho destinies of
the country. The Whig party
went under in 1859, whom 10 was
not worse beaten than tho Democ.
racy was on Tuesday, and had u
'bettor odor in the North than Its
successful rival has now. "History
is philosophy teaching by oxam-
pies" Let us profit by it,iand try
to make amends for the errors oi
the past threo years. Democracy
being dead, lot us bury it QUITO
sight.
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Estate OF Jacob NJ smith, decd.

Notice is hereby given that tho undersigned
has been appointed and qualified as Admins
TRAITOR, with the viii annexed ofJacob NJ. Smith,
late OF Fairfield county. Ohio, deceased
JOHN ASH BAUGH,
Adm nistrator with the Will annexed.
Oct, 20, 'GS-3w. ,.' WV
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new ADVERTISEMENTS

Estate OF James White, dec.
NOTICE is hereby given that Mrs. Maria f
IN White has been duly appointed and quali.
fed as Administrators with the will annexed, o
DR.. James White, dec.
NoY. 8, ISGs-3w MARIA E. WHITE, Adm.
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Snow was falling sparsely here
on yesterday, The first Of this
season
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BREAD AND CAKES

Ofall kinds on hand at all times, and deliver.
ed to order to any part Of the city.
| FINE BAKING for fam lies, parties,
weddings, pc-nics. &C, done at short notice.
and in the neatest manner and most tasteful
style.
| TO his old customers he returns thanks for
their patronage, and'promSes his best endeav.
orS tn meriL acontinuance Of their CUSTOM and
to secure 4ibt Of hosts ofnew ones.
Lancasttf July 80, :8GS-tf
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The official votes Ot tho States
will be published ns Soop as they
sre received.
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Diseases of The Skin,
0iid Sores, Eruptions, Cutaneous Diseases or
diseases ot the Skin, all readily succurnb 10
thewondtrlul influence OF DR.. Roback's Blood
Further, Stomach Bltters and Blood Pills, Sold
by G. G. Beck, Druggist, ,--
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LANCASTER, OHIO !;

Thursday, Nor. 12h, 1868.
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POUND NOTICES.

STRFET COMMISsIOe FRS DEPART-
= MENT Room No. 7. City Hall-Eew Orleans, Ang. Is
ls6Were brought TO the Fourth District Pound Dry
AIDES between jackson ami rhp Streets IS estrays-
Cne black and white COW
One HORSE blind in the LEFT eye right fore leg lame
Which, If not claimed within five days ana
thereon pad will be sold public auction 1t said Pound
TUESDAY, August Is, 1868, at u o'clock N.
JOSEPH MURPHY, Street Commissioner.
PAS. IABsRRE, for Controller.
CTREET COMMISSIONER DEPART
y Nj Mt, Room No Z. fy Hsn-Sew Orleans. August H.
lS6SVas brought the Fourth District Pound, Dry
street, between jackson and Philip Streets
One Black GOAT
Which, n not claimed within three days and the
tn paid wi be sold public auction said Pound
FRIDAY, August L. 1898 at II o'clock
JOSEPH MURPHY, Street Commissioner.
LOUIS SENEGAL for Controller
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EOR sALE-REAL EsTArB-sEVERAL HUM
dred Cotton and Sugar PlAntetOns located the bsst
portions Of he Gotten and growing STATES Also Rcs
Plant stsna Orange Orchards and large bodies vauabo
timber Anos Also large variety OF City and suburban
property improved and unimproved in the torn Of rsdencss
stores building lots and favorAbet Parties
wish invest will do well 10 call and Proper.
KILLER Gard. Real Estate AgentA No. g Oarondass
.a-.n NIL Ole
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JOS. J. ASTON VS.. WI COLEMAN-THIRD DIS.
trict Court Of New Or sans-No. q, 2O2
DY VIRTUE OF q writ of seizure aud salss
ID directed by the Honorable the Third District Court Ot
New Orleans tho above entitou cause, TO Geo Ave,
late Sheriff and by said Sh mn u transferred,
viii proceed sell public auction, at the Merchants,
Auction Exchange hoysl street, h-tSsen Canal
MONDAV. August twenty fourth 1865 81 u o'clock
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND together With all
the rights privileges AID advantages thereunO belong
or wise appetaning situate In the frt District
Of this city desgnaied by the N . and = IN
number six hundred thirty bounded by Common.
Catsng Cee srrhtects the 20h Man h. 1866 and de-
posted in the ofce a Bienvenn, notary public In thia
Said lots adjOn each othsr and each Ame-
eight T. nine inches ard i've lines ont
GTsver by hundred ard twenty feet IN depths
which said above descr bed acquired by W
Coleman defendant herein, from j. j. Aston, per sed
be said notary T. Benvenu dated the 18th OCTOBER
leo
seized in the above suit
ra1ERMs-l In cash q sufficient 10 pay pain-
tin ella amourf 10 the sun Of Two Hundred Dollars
500 with interest annum enc hundred
dollars 0 from the 2lst 1865 To tho Path May 1867.
thereafter until tie Gay Of se,
and PEI interest per One HUNDRED l.
ars uO from 2lst Man, 1864 the 2ftb May 1858 and
per thereafter until the day Of sale; Three
Dols S3 costs Of notasl and costa Of suit cash on
the spot The purcha TO the extent ut the
tmOunt of his bid the payment of two promssoy notes
by mortgage peIty each Tor the OF one
Hundred Dollars SIO drawn deendent b. his order
date New Oreans May "a 1866 payable rtsPsctv y three
and four after bearing interest At the rate OF per
hereser until paid And the ba Of the bco
THOs l. MAXWELL,
jy23 su5 p Sheriff OF the Parish Of Oreaua
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CITY or NEW ORLEANS va WILLIAM GOLDING,
Jr-Third Distiict Court Of Mes Or,ezns-fo. "a SJ4
DIV VIRTUE or writ of heri f.eias
ID directed By the Honorable the Third District Court OF
New OTlesns IN the above entitled cause. 70 Geo. W. AYel
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$1,000 REWARD.

Resolved That IN view Of the increase Of eountsrst
NCKLE PIECES given fer fare IN the Street Railroad ears.
reward SO shall be raid for the d lection and cOnvc-
ton Of any making passing knowingly such counter
felt i've pieces Drivers instructed - have arrested
person putting such coanet coins in the fare
box. ....-... . - = - - -
CsgneD @ 7 BRsUREGARD,
President N. o. and CA1oltOn Railroad Co.
(signtdl WfNTZ,
President New Or City Railroad Co.
(sgned) DAVID McCOAhD.
President Crescent City Rsilroad Co.
(sgne6) w. n McJLELbAN.
President st Chsres s Rail Dad Co.
(gRned @ A LABUZAN
Pres dent Canal and Claibo a ~ Railroad Co.
(signed GEO CLARKE.
President Orleans Railroad Go.
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\ II. sARKAzIN's
TOBACCO xANUFAcroRY.

Corner Chartres and Cont SirestA
Mr. r. sARRALIN thankful for the patronage sxended
him the establishment Of bis factory has constantly
a.ed hs exerons his veldeaeryed rsputA
able oner 70 the Southern states superior
for smoking pat in all sots o. PACK
ages trade His OF Chewing Tobacco
pipss- CiEAr- etc. renewed BY sverv srrfvsl
THE ORIGINAL PERRrAN rOkCH-
Lights the only durable sale and reliable torches
made IN this CITY Mounted and fo Clubs and gent
who the late torehsht processloa carried the
dangerous smoky torch which exploded and became total
Oss, can supply themselves with the
ORIGINAL PERRYAN TORCHES
which will last through many campaigns BY giving their
orders eaIly 10 the FERRIS, Ia Poydras street.
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DETER MOSS,
GALE OF A NAVY VESSEL.

NAVY DEPARTMENT.
Bureau Of Construction and ReDar,
Washington. ID. g Aug 10, 1858
The Navy Department will offer Tor sale at Pubic Auction
At Rev Orleans, La, on TUESDAY, Sept j, 1876, 81 II
O'Clock ~
The MAHAsKA-side wheel Steamer Of 1872 tons.
The vessel and her be examined time
application 20 the Comma dant OF the Station
" Of the Of the purchase
sale. The remainder Be
psd and the removed from the station within
two wee rom dav Of sale
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BIZ q. DE FERIET,
. ". Oehcs No. So Bienville street.
SATURDAY, August 18th. s6s, a. i2
- O'Clock NJ, ut the Merchants and Al ltioneors' liz
Grange, Royal street, betv Canal reess
by Public Aueuon by virtue order from the Hon John
w. Tn Judge Of the second District Court Of New Or
dated July 10TH 1883 the following described real tate
will be 20 d.
A LOT OF GROUND With the buildings and improve
therein suste in he Third District OF this city 10
the square bounded by Casacalvo mos Royal Gresimsn
Danphnl Vaudeville and Spain streets, measuring
ieet front on spain stree, BY l45 feet In depth
So fEKEs-So00 cash, and the basncs on credit 81
tweive months, secured by special NOR gage
vendors hn snd bearing ght PEI interest per
from the day sale nnt hna pymeut the buidng
insured the pOcv transferred TO the vendor
In OF suit the purchaser win be requr 20 dive
attorneys commissions the amount recovered
which will be likewise BY mortgage; the purchaser
assuming the payment Of the taxes for 1868.
sale with Internal Revenue At the
Of the purchaser before W. j. Castsll. notary public
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sHeRlFF'S SALES.

CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs. THOMAS BYRNE-
second District oaTt of New Orleans-So. 3O.3ao.
DIV VIRTUE Of q writ OF hert facias
ID directed by the Honorable the Second District Court OF
New Orleans L. the above ented Geo W. Avery
late Sheriff and by said Sheriff tr nserred, will
20 sell public auction At the Merchants aud Auc
t0neers Exchange Royal street. between Canal aud Justa
house In the second District Of tn y UES
DAY, August 2sth, 1868, at u O'Clock IL
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, bounded by Canal.
Common Caronde and Bs cts, measuring $50
thi hree fset by ass hundred and TWEEN ave feet
AID also
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND bounded by Canal,
Common, Csrondelet and Bsronne sire Is measuring 81
thirty feet by Q2 hundred and twenty
per Asses ment Roll for the 1866 deposited in the Office
OF the Treasurer Of this city.
Assessn ent, $4,000.
SeiIed W the above suit.
HS- TKRMs-Cssh the spot
THOS. L. MAXWELL,
iy23 sulI Is Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
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CONSTABls'S SALES.

MR. McFEELY VS. MR. MIELUER C)-sIXTH
in tce COurt-NO i772
DY VIRTUE of "a wrts Of nert factas
I'D 70 directed by the Honorable the Sixth Justice
Of the Peace in for the parish u Orleans vii proceed
sell at public auction. THURSDAY, Aug ~, 1868.
at il O'Clock A. at $50 t. Mary street.
One lot of HOUSEHOLD sURNIrURs' as per inventory
Seized in the above numbered and entitled suit
BE- TKRMs-Cash n the Ipot IN u \. Treasury Notes
WN GOkMLY, Constable.
WIDOW J. GINDFR VS. MR.. AND MRS. TAYLOR
Sixth justice OOurt-No t7&
QY WRITE OF q writ or nert f.ctas
II 10 d ected by the 0rable the Sixth Justices Court
in and for the parish Of Orleans vii proceed sell eb
public auction At $50 St Mary street, GA SATURDAY.
August p 1865 1t 10 O'Clock n
One lot Household Furnit1fe as per inventory on hle
IS ned In the above numbered aud entitled suit
Rs- TKRNs-Oash In U. b. Treasury Votes
WIN GORMLY. Constable.
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CALDwRLL's EXTRACT.
An on which restores Gray Hair to It's Origin color
No washing Of the head necessary Fer sale BY
q. n MOKISON,
Importer aHd Wholesale Druggist No.I2 Magazine st.,
DR. JAMES SYME,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist, l39 Canal street.
DR. o. HASTINGS.
Druggist corner Felicity and Magazine streets.
And Al the Depot Of FELIX ASON,
No IA BAronne street. near Canal
NEW ORLEANS, May Il, 1858.
Caldwsns Extract.
Having snayEed this on, and In my experiments AP-
Pi led IT MYSELF, recognize that IL n Of the hest
yet 10 the pubic for the purpose restoring
the hair m original color In test nony Of which hereto
Afix my signature. - -
TSienedl FELIX SAR0N,
Importer Of Human Hair, Southern Emporium
@. II. CALDWELL. Patentee
Hotel des Etrsngers, No. l29 Chartres street
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-14
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