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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-12-12
Steilacoon.

III cN,.;, ,,,,o,,, has bscn seot M far
Inc 'o''""".- !""'" 's, -.
publication. 1t IL needless ID state That
~. 4, M. b,h cur.clf rcsrousiblc for the
W. Wv "'' ' =, iI. III.
opinions expressed by correspondents. lHe
sentiment EXPRESSED in these lines Is rattl-
~, u -. :: .lc
cr I"u9h' III. ''c
II i our private impression that SVecul;,-
.,rol Eo,cb's muse :, s;,,
'' n", '"F.' o
the gl"rics OF Ste'iacooh:
v.h,,a. ,ra mat. u,o With harm and pcn.
NJ. .nn,, I'd 80. of ,rount,;p ,orp. and men.
~. ~ . -. ofma,. ,o,, notice h,. No, von
III his "de.cr,ed y;ll,ge"-S,eilacoom.
No nI,ce nc,bans. on ali this Puget sound.
ip, ,,.., I'D ~, ,hr;';n~ ,aSn.
r. .i... TInnw tom .hs, INV cves have scer
N,ppW ~ ,o,,"n ~ "nc,.,r
~ ~, ~; - 80 .h n,s;..s. mar, NJ ,o~r
III ~, 81. h."as .s. 5,..,i;r.," nm o. AVN
n, . ~. "s 'S"''. ~. ,., sor made
n' s'o!e. ,:' ~. NJ ~ ri 90 "e
an an n %'r win .a .., M. al, .rorn1
VI uaIA ",s"' yC ~ mus, W. s'T "'o.,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-12-12
NEW ARTICLE OF
Watches &Jewelry

Watches &Jewelry
Competition Gold Metal,
Which has all tie Appearamce Of Fine
Gold, Wedr We'll, and l. Very
HandsoDss.
Prices Of Mems Watches, In hunting cases:
Lo West price watch, gold metal Of white
metal 90 %
Dceutif6l engraved case, anchor lever. IL 90
Beautiful, octagon-shape case, 6ne en-
Ism 10 90
Heavy American Is 90
Beautiful stem.winders, nice size watch
....................."..... 70 O0
J sizei engraved case..."".........".:...- 10 90
Ladies' Watches, hunting cases:
Lowest price watch.-.........-......... So 90
Beautiful engraved case, aAchor lever. 10 90
Extra fine, engraved and ennameled,
very han1iome ....'i;................-. - 90
Chains
- Different styles Of vest chaius, yer.
handsome, each acknowledgements. 50 90
Long neck chains for Ladies. .......:...::: 8 90
Leutian chains, to fastcn With breast
......:..:...."...... 90
Sleeve Buttons:
~ different styles. plain, Dlsck, Esuam.
sled, Engraved, and with Coral. per
pair from ....".........-...!..!s. - to 81 90
Shirt studs, per set ~.........s......s....!. 90
Beautiful sets, pin and earrings ennan-.
,eled, with and without coral ..s..s..a. 90
Childrcn's sets, pin and earrings, en-
graved, Ennamelcd, with aud without
coral 90
We have LADIES' Watches, very beautiful,
In Is carat gold cases, waffanted, $35 10 $50.
We deal largely In the anest
Gold and Sircr American Watches.
at about ons-third less than the msual rates.
To select, send for price list. I'VE cen send
asy Of NE absve goods BY cypress, 10 be raid
for on delivery.
e. +. COLLINS 1 CO.,
c3Nontgomery-st. San Francis co.
Now n, ICES. s:1a
JOHN HALL 4 SON,
ixrosSsss Axe DixLuGs n
Doors, Windows
AND BLINDS.
IVES n and 10 CaD1forn Ia street
Ani Xs&. ia and 1ls Market street,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-12-12

ELECTRO SILIcON.-This curious and
valuable substance is confidently claimed
to he the best article ever discovered for
cleaning and polishing gold, silver and
plated ware, and all smooth metallic sur
faces, of whatever description, including
kitchen utensils of tin, copper, brass, steel,
etc
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-12-12

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20 - -'' u@' '--'ifs orH.d. Brilliant
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LYON's. FLEA P0WDEIsRl.

\ LYONS. FLEA POWDER.
It e we'll known that LIONS genuine MasnsGis'
Powdsr .ilt p.rs.eeip DESTROY ihy1lan6 & q s1aps
fest Pelon " the iAsett tsibv Sat eAicN kasilssS
= BE human species apd domestic aaiiaais.. p
0e6bses, Ants Reaches. ETC., are In every house.
a ~. Ps. .s.s material death y 's =
Jo.s L: Ron., Esq., Superintendent q f6s
New Yerk City Hospital, says: = 80 ia =
TIE only sswS article w have ever used"
NEW Yosk Horsk PeoraFDroas cay: eve
have used -
txoN'S MAGNETIC PowDER
tx ettes.ninnsiAt aascets md vstmh, MA 6ktars
CoLRn4s = Sfiofsox, Asfof Hoass
8. T. CoSEixs, American Hotel.
6Aozns IanADwsts, d. ADeateae D6e6l. n;
8. tShAxD i Co., Natrope1 ltaR. Hobel.,n, 81 .
Tesdmo&y Of (Ah tkafietef NTH 13ioi =
an lsGgtk W6ssssss K II ~ 4 @ u3lIS1 Nh
= IheSs1uiAs he's H. siQyaaers NJ LYON, ~
- ptl!alS sepnp 1DISiAs BxinS & u. Az
ehtng elss ef this kind h N imitn1isk - ehanfc>j
lsat Any a.uosest YIN Procure u 6sslIns Z yea
szIicy ii r.sss = itsssss ss.1.ess11ttg3s il
~, e, 3 20 ~ sI.' : :iee .. - !Ad'9'''s
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CoopER's MAGNETIC BALM.-This
balm may with more propriety be called a
"Universal Remedy" than any other
ever offered the public
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LIHIslExr.

MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIDlENTx
The merits Of tiis Lniment srs well Known. Ies.
cfects are instantaneous. soothing and wonderful.
CTS, tpnissjy sPsains and gwelknNs, are % On.
mon, and certain % occur in every family that =
bottleof this Lanimeut h fh6 best mvestmenk THAT
can b made. s't ..s,si.e, st.s,f ho.fr-7o
Il i more certain than the doctor-it saves tim.
ia sendizE for the doctorit b cheaper thar ~
docter, and should never be dispensed With. :
READ THE FOLLOWING. 80
n take pleasure In accommodating the Mexican
Mustang Linimsnt - . valuabls sAd inlisiensible
article 6r Sprains, Sores, Scratches. or Calls On
Horses. Our msa have used Il for Dsxns, Dvuiees
! Sores, Rheumatism, &c., and Ill cay Il acts IKE
magic" NV. AEWirf:
Foreman for Americas, Wells, Fstgo's and Hen,
derson's Express.
"Ths Sprsis Of ny daushters ankle, oec,,iusst
while stating last winter, entirely cured IN one
wei, :. :er eonnsnssd using your eeaeSssssd Aus-
6ioutcester, Mass, Aug 1 1855. Ep. sIstr.
Quick and stFe = esrtsiAiy h An ssssass b
wrapped n eteelplate engravings, bearing the sg-
nature q 9. W. Wsse6fooky .Chemit and tie
private U. g. stamp Of DEMAs BARNxs & co. over
the top.
An effort has tseH uaads ~ eounterssitie v,sA .
cheap stone plate label. Look e1osejv! :
eo!dby I'll Druggists, and Stores, & 36snd so.t
~--~W-'f fft.. ffH6aT
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James G. Swan.

NOTARY PUBLIC, Merchandise, Ship asd
IN Custom House Broker, and General Com
mission Aerchsat,
Port Townsend. w. T..
rreseas soeed and extended. vessels bought and
800 avcaxe loses adjusted, and I'll bssinsss per.
REPeRExCES,
Cyrss wsI.ess ~; Arthur Phisny. Esq.,.
~ ososse, PERT Ludlow,
G. Z. p. Wed. ESQ, ssrs.Gr,..., 4 Cr.,.v
req Oisesvcy, Ctsalady,
Ion. 2. 4. Wilsea, Port Townsend,
Hon. D. ?. Deanisou,
.. =. 0esrish. Esq.,
Gen. r. &. Fculer.
November -, 1865. iu
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92! :. :. :. 6. !. I.
ST186o)X:!,.

Another wonderful Ingredient, Of Spanish er,xsn,
tmparting beauty 10 the complexion esd hgIlicSev
to the mind, Il yet unknown to the comuserce 81 rs
w1r,a, ana We withhold its name for he present..
dence: Of effects meeting tem on al sides, the sue
cess Of DIR. DRAKE stands founded upon tke rosk.
Of truth. Almost every family has some case Of
viate and cure.
They. gre IeceMne1dsd By As Mghsst msdisnj
authorities, and are warranted to produce IN I'M
mediate beneficial effect 800 =.
ton Bitter in bulk or By fhe gallon q sIindler
ana impostor. 1t . put Up enly in ouf. leg sahin
bottle. Beware Of bottles relied With Imitation
dsete!oss stuff, for which several yefssA6 Al an
nature on steel-piate side label. -
Sold ey respectable dealers throuskeut - hafii-
p. H.DRAKB AGO., New York, Sole Proprisssss,
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-08

q Bnpuxe;l but not 6tcrifs shavs morul excel
lencies, but don't bristle with thtllk. Rsss&
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q THAT MULATTo CorRTEsAS.-- Alex
andria (va.) Gazette, in regard to tho case Of
Kate Brown, the mulatto courtesan employed
10 some Government sinecure in Washington,
who was elected from the ladies' car on the
Alexandria and Washington City railroad, and
whose cause was championed by Summer ia
the Senate, states the following :aaa hFs assssg
= The Senate Committee on the District Of
Columbia his had further examination into
the ease Of the culored woman. Kate Brown.
Mr. Stevens, one vi the lesseas Of the road. was
examined, and stated that be had issued the
orders to the conductors, prohibiting negroes
from entering the ladies' car. As has been
stated, the woman has entered suit against the
Company foe $4,000 damages, and The Com
|mittee have resolved, unless the Company com
promises with her and comes down handsomely.
to repors IN favor Of taking away their fran-
chisc. 8ssA tss 49,
Had: 4. white lady been the aegressed persons
we may be- sure no such steps would have been
taken ia. her behnlfsav hak nssa sasass
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a'rotessiuaal Cards.
ArNsIrE q FooTE.

TTORNEYS AND COUNSELoRS AT LAW, IDA
a no City, Patents obtained for mining lodcs,
under act Of Congress Of July 26, 1866. OFFIcE-on
Wall street. opposite Andrews Co.'S store. nltf.
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81 NEwa THBoRY OF LENGTH or LrfE.A a
late New Y0rk paper says !: A aIo1s 5s sEiss

NEwaT THEORY OF LENGTH or L1fEAA
late New York paper says a1l u sIlgs
lngLast evening Dr.4T. s. Lambert ll6ctlrsd
before large audience in SteinWay Hall upofl
Longevity and BreEeyity,n the latter word
being rather unlawfully coined by. him as anti
thetic to the former. The Doctor maintained
that the age to which any man could arrive,
even with the utmost care, was determined
within very narrowaiimits by that to which bis
ancestors had arrived He treated vitality
throughout as alquantitative force. Each per-
SON inherited a. certain amount, which was
spent in q certain time, and this time might be
short although health was good and strength
great The natural period of life, however,
could, of course, be shortened by inattentiOh
to the laws of life. Reclaimed, furthermore.
that there were personal indications by1whicI
one could determine whether he was probably
long lived or short lived, in the absence of
knowledge of his Inheritance in that respect, or
as confirmatOry of such knowledge These In
dicati0ns he did not consider to be as well asL
certained and defined as they might be and
would be--the science was as yet in its infancy
-bnt from observations in thousands Of cases
he had discovered q portion of them. Indica-.
tons Of longevity were to be found in depth OF
brain between the eyebrows and the opening
of the ear, in q long oval face, in large nose;
in hazel eyes, in a long body relatively to the
limbs, in moderately dr0opmg shoulders. and
moderately long neck; .breveyity," in shall
lowness Of the brain in the region mentioned,
in limbs dispr0portionately long to the body, III
too long or too short neck, and in peculiar
Light blue circle to be seen round the pupils of
some pers0ns' eyes. The audience was ey-
IDENTITY much interested in the theories of the
lecturer -
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THE NEW SHASTA MINES --A correspof-,
dent of the Walla Walla Statesman writes.
from these new diggiags in Baker county, Or
egon, as follows:7q Tiadt gfar9 81 aat. 1ssa,a
Coming down to stern reality. and hooking
facts in the face, the country is spotted, and
good claims are few.and. far between. There
are some rich, very rich claims here, and viii
probably pay thousands of dollars the coming
season; but there are a thousand poor claim
here; claims that win not pay one thousand
cents clear Of expenses, to one to the contrary.
have seen no one here get willing to venture
an opinion for or against, They are all doubt
fnl, even including those who are called the
'.lucky fellows" In my opinion, this place il.
bnta repetitiontof Big Bend and Lemhi.a and
will cause asmuch disappointment aud broken
hopes as either of those places. / was talking
with a man this evening, who came here last
fall, and purchased claims on what is called
Rich Gulch. These claims he paid two hun.
drcd dollars each in coin for, and now he il,
willing to take seventy-ive dollars for each
and all of them. One thing here thato makes.
me curious, is that those who are, or haye.
been fortunate Ia procuring claims, so-called,
are the mostsaHxious to sell. HAsF sass'
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! MoDEsTLY SuGGEsrEps-r-rhe Springfield
Mass. Republican of March 7th,sags.ez,slao

= MoDEsTLY SUGGEsrEp.--rhe Springfield
Mass. Republicans of March 7th.sags,ss,sIao
u. The agreement upon Gen. Grant takes oil
vitality out of the canvass and NO one seems.
to think Massachusetts will have much to say
as to the Vice Presidency Her leadership for
johnson four years ago ought to make her pol
iticians reasonably modest now. That office
will probably BE- thimblcArigged off with refer.
ence to patronage md the succession, as usual,
despite all warning, By some of the sharp Pc
litical : rings" now, actively forming, in, The
9reat central States. for men who are Dragged
about by their admirers as the greatest polit-
icak organizers In the'colntry ~ III aisi9 asI
ia gAnothersvicw migLtsbe taken Of Massachn-.
setts' agency in favor ofsa. cnndidates Cor. the
Vice Presidsncy.lin view y thingsa recently
passcd ana present. Note her action in lias-.
ing johnson noninated for that position in 'G4
and note now. since he, a. PRESIDENT. lfsilsito
'rscognize that State asthc Goyernmeltin fact.
she urgesshas impeachment aiid removal thprt-.
fors Eorewaraeds = isfarearined. ! Let no nsnp
aeek. The vete,of Massachusetts inlthe Radical
Natieasl. Convention sunlsssshs - ready tebs-
como merely ne re6tctsr ada conduit y her
noti0oo and demands. s u siNpssafS g fs7
$500 @--4--l >ttzszz- l---4- q g, sss
w< xns&&&
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How THE MONEY GOES The New York.
World has been itenizing the payments made
from the contingent fund of the United States
for single year. The whole amount is s164,-
S92 04, The World says: '''t'''
e ''This money was paid to single dealer 1t
required 1,70O pairs Of scissors to merely cat
out the G0rdian knot of Reconstruction IN the
Senate. A lot of penkniyes cost S67 S., two
and one-half dozen more procured at an ex-.
pense of $98, and still more knives brought the,
third bill for cutlery up to S4S7. OflwIolr
pages of individual bills the following is IL fair
sample: For B. L. Wade, Harper's lMGgasine.
81; Eclectic, 81; Westmiasfer, $5: Le Bon
Ton indispensable to Wade), SO. Five, dol.
lars for scrap book was for Senator Sum
ner's benefit. The frequently occurring item
Tone gallon Of alcohol, 80 50,' can best be en-
planned in connection with such other items as
'Corkscrews, S24;'' Lemon sqneezers,. 81;
-Four boxes of Lemons, $40: ''16S lbs of su-.
gar. $33 60. These items for substantials:
lesser luxuries appear in the charges ofisS5l2
so for seventeen and half dozen kid gloves;
50 25 for gallon of bay rum; 50 for half
gallon Of cologne. and 50 for toilet powder"
This is the way the peoples money is sqpan-.
dered, while they are forced to pay the most
exorbitant taxes. The remedy is in their own.
hands. Will they apply it ,,.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

sPECKMAN 4 WIFE VS.. BALTHAZAR BLANC
Third District Court of new Orleans-No. 1868
Df VIkTUE OF a. writ of neri nacins Co
ID me dil ected by the Honorable the Third District
Court Of New Orleans, in the shove entitled cause,
will proceed TO sell at Public Auction at the Merchants and
Aueoneers Exchange, Royal street between aud
streets In hs Second District u this city,
SATURDAY, the twenty second day Of August 1868 II
O'Clock ~ the following described properly, tOwit-
A LOT OF GROUND, with all the improvements there
on situated In the Fourth District Of Is y square
bounded by St Mary Sc Andrew, Laurel and Constance
streets which ot is designated No plan by u. A
Hedn. lac datet April ~ ls4S aad aepO,ted
plan Ne t3 in the Boz Of Plans in the Office VIM
late notary public in his city said twenty
nine feet six lines front st Mary street. by
and twenty ieet in depth between parallel lines
Said opey acquired by de endar
chase recorded the 18TH day Of August 81
70. b07, in the Conveyance Office OF this city.
Seized in the above suit
BE- TKRMs-Cssh the spot.
THOS. L. MAXWELL
jy21 AMI % Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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PENSACOLA OBSERVER.
PUBLISHED TRI-wEEKLY BY WE. KIRK 90.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. months So six months SIS In ad-
This long established journal becomes very desirable
1t this time in of the fact that Pensacola ede ng
her railroad communications with the Northwest, and
becoming a point of interest to enterprsing men
IL 10 devoted 70 the development Of the material
terest Of the state Of Florida, and in its loeA de-
emit devOtes special the immense Lumber
and Timber trade growing i vicinity also 10 etber
commercial items whch the careful reader viii Indicate
the development Of the advantages Pensacola
port Advertisements solicited,
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CONSTABte'S SALES.

MARIA SUFFER- VS. HENRY REHDER-sTATE OF
Louisiana, Parish of Orleans-COnstables Ofice-Sxth
Jus ices Court No. l642
RH VIRTUE of writ OF nert faeias,
~ 70 directed by the Honorable the Sixth Justice
Of the Peace in TIE Rbsve numbered and entitled cause
VII proceed 70 s at public auction FRIDAY the 3st
July, 1868 o'clock A. re aud
fects seized In above cause.
HS-TKRMs-Cash in U q Treasury Notes.
WN. GORMLEY Constable.
JOSEPH ROsRNFlELD VS.. FANNY sCOrT-sECoND
just ce's COurt-Psrsh OF OrlearE-No 470L
RY VIRTUE of "a wri, OF neri faetas
~ to direct by the Honorable A Shelley, Second
Justice OF the Peace. parish Of Orleans shall proceed
sell at public auction. MONDAY, the third day OF
August 1865 at ~ O'Clock tbs Delta Warehouse
Front Levee between lafayette and Grod streets the
following desc ibed property, tO-Wit:
One lot Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized in the above suit
BE- TKRMs-Cash the tpot In U. &. Treasury Notes
J. W QUINN, Constable
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CHAS. T. NkSH'S SALES.
FURNITURE

FURNITURE. -. FURNITURE
BY CHAS. n. NASH,
AucuoNKeR-OHce Masonic Hall Auction Mart,
Corner st. Charles and Perdid0 streets.
"EDkESDAH,, 2ed Inst. mt 4 4 O'Clock a.
NJ at saesIooms corner st Charles and Perddo Streets
will be sold
large and varied assortment Of Household Furniture
Bedseads, Amors Bureaus, Nashstands Chairs raoles
Mirrors Mattresses sideboxrds aud sundries.
So TERMs-Cash in U. \. Treasury Notes
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CTNTE OF LOUIsIANA-FIFTH DIs

CTATE OF LOUIsIANA-FIFEH DIs-
= tc' Cour Of New Oesns-I hereby certify that the
hrt day Of June 1868 Judgment rendered 10 this Court
in the following ea suit the words and figures follow
ing, tO-Wit:
Cstharine Gmaren wife Of Bertrand Jesnca her hus
band, No lst On motion OF s. Whitaker attorney for
the ali tin IN this producing TO the Court the
ieSson OF JUDI Of defendant file: ordered
there be judgment in plaintiff Cahsrne Glmsrten
and against TtraRd Jeanca her decreeng
ration OF property between the said parties the plain
till recognized the Of the property described in
petition herein and that defendant pay suit
Judgment signed June 5, 1858
fSignsu) CHS. BEAUMONT, Judge
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand and
affixed the seal of the said Court city Orleans
10th day of June the 1868 and the
92d year Of the Independence Of the United States
F. A. WOOLFLEY. Clark
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Five Hundred Dollars Reward.

WHEREAS Official information has been received By me
that fragrant murder committed the Of
ELDsIDGE TURNER Covington, the parish Of ST.
Iammany, by one CHARLES w. BRADLEY, the ed
day Of June, A. d 1868;
NOW THkREFORE, have ought proper to issue this
Proclamation calling the good people Of the
TO give their aid and assistance in bringing Justice the per-
perator OF said crime and furthermore offering
the and BY the authority Of the State OF Louisiana Of
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
For the arrest and conviction Of said Murderer.
DIscRPTIoN-Bradey a white man, thTty.nve forty
OF has blue Zig h straight hair thin face Is
slim built about five tee nine inches hgh and weighs
$40 pounds.
Given under my hand and Seal Of the State the City Of
New Orleans, this ninth day of July A. 1868 and OF
the Independence OF the United States the Nnsty third
Ii. a.. WARMOrH,
Cove Of Louisiana.
BY the Governor:
CHARLES q. HARDY. Assistant Secretary Of State.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
SULPHUR SPRINGS.

These celeb ated and popular Springs situated Mont
gomery county, 81 miles from Christiansburg Depot
Tor the reception of Visitors and attention Of
tages they present The of these Springs unr
vailed In al o. Dyspepsia, Cutsneous Diseases and
Uterine Affections and In cases Of Debility act as
Powerful Restorative.
They have emnenty useful in many Female Diseases
and in
CHRONIC DIARRHRA
regarded as specific.
The natural advantages OF thu place unsurpassed
In the state being situated almost the
Of the Allegheny Mountains The air is always and
delightful temperature deg Fahrenhe the grounds are
shaded and protected every hour in the day by thick grow
of forest oaks.
The Hotel and buildings have been
novatsd and red and the prOpreors hster themselves
they offer TO their guests accommodations by
watering place in the mountains and confidently
WRIT from the public.
Visitors the Spring will stop Chrstiansburg where
comfortable coaches will be in attendance the arrival
each train, to convey them TO the Springs.
RATES OF BOARD.
u W
For longer period than months per month 80. 81 90
Co0Ted servants and children occupying seats FIRST
DR.. JOHN B. RADFoRD,
Col HI kRY A EDMUNDS0N,
Major JAMES P. EDMUNDSON,
General g O. WHARTON,
Projectors.
J. A. DAVIS, formerly of the NOrvsT House, Lynchburg
Superintendent.
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C. {. GIRAROeY q co.'s SALES,
SUGAR PLANTATION IN THE PARISH OF ST. MARY,
LOUISIANA
y THE NATTER OF JOHN GoRDY, BANKRUPT.
NO. 81. DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERIcA-FoR THE DISTRICT
OF LOUISIANA.

NICHOLAS J. HoEY, Auctioneer,
Ofhce-No. IL Exchange Pla

NICHOLAS j. hoEri Auctoneer,
Ofce-No. II Exchange Plaza
GATUKDAY. August 4. Il 6S. ut lS o'clock
- at the Merchants and AuctiOneers' Exchange
Roy street. city ofNew Orleans vue % order Of the
Honorable Edward H. Dureil Judge bearing date the 80
day 81 June, 1865 AZ public auction viii be sold 70. account
of the estate Ct John Gordy Bankrupt the following described
property, t0-wt:
The SUGAR PLANTATION situated in the parish Of st.
Mary, State Of Louisiana, described as follows:
I. CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, together with the
buildings and Improvements, lying and being tho
parish of st Mary both sides of the Bayou Cypemort
containing 9S7 less bounded north by
press swamp by the land belonging Sgur Gallery
south by the marsh and by lands presently Of
Carey all being in Township IA south Of kange east
comprising all Of Sections and Of said 10; 76 rs
acres Of when hsv Hg been entered by j. l. Daniels AMI
Douglass wilkins, and afterwards acquired by DIR P.
Scott and 225 Of which being entered the said Dr.
4. p. Scott.
p AND ALSO TWO LOTS OF forty t4D acres each OF
lands each being In Sections Is "a said
ship, IA south of Range the being contiguous
and supposed TO be the southwest Of northwest
quarter Of Section 26 and the southeast
quarter Of Section a. acquired by said John
Dr. Z. P. sc0tt b. Of sale executed before G. Parin
Recorder Of the parish Of St. Mary, Louisiana july
1859.
81 TxRMs-Cash on the spot In o. s. Treasury notes.
Act Of sale together with the u. y Internal Revenue
Stamps attached 81 the Of the purchaser NJ
Gernon, ESQ, notary public