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Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Agns InteT TeSaf F bSmb
emu ESero1icsl or Bilious Fever, &C.,
a Agi indeed eli the affections which arise
Pom maIarious, marsh, or Inlasnlauc
poisons.
its name implies it does C%re' and does PSt
Ia ALI zinc nor any other mineral or poisonous
substance Whatever in noMise njnf re- any n pa
in the ague districts are literally seS II sae af FeoT
ana We We, nnadcine. Our pride is gfatiiied by the
Observation-Disclosures we receive 81 the rd nr e re.
edies had wholly fahed. -, ,a;1c,t in nv
IynaneIimated persons either 'resicht Nh OF
tcsraiinr through miasInatic locaiines, VII DC
unrotected by taking the 4 G UE CoRg aan i;a
Tna. 7 ircT Complaints. arising rom torla'
a.. 81 tho iyer it is an excellent remedy, sthsu-
| iStna the Liver into healthy activity: :,
iA Enr Rilious Disorders and Liver ComlAihls, y
ia m excellent remedy, producing many uuls
remarkable cures, where other hie''o'iie' '--'O
'' Prepared by DIR. J. G. ArER & Co; Pract.s ,l
| md tnolyticaI Chemists, Loweii, Mass ahs
sold all round the world.
PRICE, 500 PEE BOTTLE.
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TIFF GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER,

-vERy drop of the SARSAPARILLIAN
~ RESOLVENT communicates through
the Blood, Sweat, Urine, and other tinlds
and iIlices of the system the rigor Of ye.
for it repairs the wastes OF the BODY Win
new and sound material. Scr3Jaa, og
mills, Consumption, Giaadnlar Disease, "
GERS in the Throat, Mouth, Iamors, Nodes IN
the Glands and other parts Of the system, Sore
Fyes, St,un,orons Discharges from the Ears,
NH fbe porst forms of Skin diseases, EraP-
tieas, Ftrer Sores, !Scald Head, Ring Worm,
salt Rhcam. Erysipelas, 4cae, BtdcG Spots,
Uorms in the Flesh, Tamors, Cancers ~ the
U-omb. and all ,ceakening and painful DIS
charges, Mint S,eeets, Loss Of Sperm and al
arastes of the life principie, are cithin the Gu
y.atire rGnGe of this U0nder Of Modern Chem-
istvy, and a fen days use rill prone to any
person using it for either Of these forms Of dis
ease lis potent poccy to enre them.
If the patient daily becoming reduced
by the wastes and decomposition that is
continually progressing. succeeds III ar
resting these wastes, and repairs the same
with new material made from heaithS
b,ood-and this the SARSAPASlLLlAN
will and does secure-a cure is certain
for when once this remedy commences Its
work of puritication. and succeeds i'll dl
minishinm the loss of wastes, its repairs
will be rapid, and every day the patient
will feel himself growing better ant
stronger, the food digestins better, ,appe
tite improving, and flesh and weight III
creasing.
Not only does the Sarsaparillian Resol
vent excel all known remedial agents II
the cure of Chronic, Scrofulous, Constitu
tional, and Skin diseases; but it is TIL
only positive cure for
Kidney and Bladder Complaints
Urinary and Womb Diseases, Gravel, Die
betes, Dropsy, Stoppage of Water incont
nence of Urine, Bright's Disease, Album
nurla, and in all cases where there ar
brick-dust deposits, or the water is thIcl
cloudy, mixed with substances like til
white of an egg, or threads hHe Whl'
sill; or there is a morbid, dark, bilious ~
pcarance, and white bone-dust deposit
and when there is pricking. burnIn
sensation when passing water, and pain
the Small of the Back and along the LON
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MEDICAL.
AYERS Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs
Couol,. bronchitis, Asthma,
Nc,,an1r1I ,flOD.


,,.,,r never before in the whole history Of
Iii;';,e has any thing won so widely and SO
meo,S,n Won the confidence of mankind, as this
oss opp,jIant remedy for pulmonary complaints.
SSoI,,h a long series of years, ana among most
tSa saces oil men it has risen higher and higher
.. the;r stimatiOn, it has become better Known
III u,u ifo,n, character and power 10 cure lle va
M 49, INJECTIONS of the lungs ana throat, nave
fious InoJyn as n reliable protector against
.ha., while adapted to milder lorlns Oh disease
d 70 vpung children, it is at the same time tne
anu iectI,al remedy that can be gwen iof lncip.
ino mos toGaus,mntion. and the dangerous ahecuons
lent ~, ,hrnat and lungs. AS o provision against
OF H., ~ Attacks of Group. it should be Kept on
suo1em ee,.v family and indeed as all are some
.iu'es subiect to colds and coughs, all should be
I ,rnSided with this antidote for them.
AX,thouph settled Consumption is th0ught In.
c,,rahe. still great numbers OF cases where the
SSisoase' seemed settled, have been completely
u,rad and the patient restored to sound health
S Sr tho Che,ru Pecforat. SO complete Is ITS
~ ..terv over the disorders Oh me Lungs ana
Sroe that the most obstinate OF ihem y1eid 10 It
| Jvhen nothing else could reach then1, uhder inc
| UIa,.,,, PecforaI they subs,de ana disappear.
| E;,,Gers and PssGiic Speakers md great
| protection from 1t. ,, os,.,, ,,,ou,,
piH sth,ma is always relieved and oisen "hohy
cured by it. ,-,,,,- c,re1 nv taking tbe
broi.ci1ps.sss oraI in small and frequent doses.
I Cse7 sIyonarojlv are its virtues known, that we
osi Got nI,Jlish the certificates OF them mere OF
do more than assure the pubic that It's QUANTITIES
are fully maintained.
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Exchange Hotel.
y. G. P. HOoE, =. PRoPR1bToR

r1uE UNDERSIGNED HAS LEASED
+ho leo House Hotel and has opened
# for the reception of guests. The House
!, ipt f,' .. will Immediately undergo "a
nor r"a 10 T eac the premises as eomorta
I hI.. and attractive rs possible. The table
,sI . be ha bonntifnlly supplied apd a full
corps Of servants engaged to be in 9 Ths
slant attendance on our noarl et+,, th me
doors doors viii be open at all hours of both the the
, d"y aud =" the night. Both travellers and
regular boardors will find it to their inter
est to give him call. ;,,,,,,
~ The subscriber has had considerable
exnerience fn the business and confidently
appeal to the public to AID nm IN ne ~
efforts to maintain first class ti ooI, IL
this community. j. ". L. Aiooi''
January |, 1872.
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NOTICE.

TIME UNDERSIGNED WOULD
respectfully inform his friends
and the sugar planters generally of the
Parishes of Rapides and Avoyelles,
that he is now prepared to set or
repair kettles and boilers in the most
approved style and best wormanlike
manner. Having had q years expert
ence in this line of business, he feels
satisfied that he will render satisfac-
ton, and will guarantee that his wori;
will be better, and by his style OF
setting boilers, economic more fueI
than that of any other Mason in either
Parish. Best Of references given, fire
CURED. GILES SMITH.
March Is, 1c7l-1y.
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DARTiES INTERESTED - =. wrl
Warehouse business VIII " have
to note the fact that they can ' ~
their cotton and other frrlgh, row
arifhout charge, and stored 81 ..,' y are.
EST RATES, at the New B,fiD eS
house by HENRY a. Div
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GOOD FOR EVERY PLACE !
na4 faiHg'1i t"'f'"'.''
} .saaxau ,e'lar = = ~ =
GOOD FOR EVERY l':'' BODY ;! !,

= lsfEy stTstst.fFtf f..s
-r,1 ~ CHARACTER OF THE LOUIS
vile Courier-Journal is so well known
from Maine to California, and its repgnta;.
ton for, energy, ability and enterprise y
so universally conceded by the press and
the people that We deem na AMY n,yne eInSoTa al
exposition of its policy ana pfnr,p,ee
saffice It to say, that in the future, e. as ,a it
naea IT. the the principles of the National Dem
independence or hcsitatins to express; fss
and aiways having at heart the interests
Of, the people as against the cliqn?es; and
S'I pnring the year 1872 it shall be our aim
to ADVANCE the high, standard h J; 1oisat
tnoSe by sye spe other
will be made g. 2iIjDa r'.''' BIS @."'@
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Mattress Making +!
SOFAS, CHAIRS. AND LOUNGES
RECOVERED.
Furniture Repaired and UphOlster-
ing in General. IL

NALL ON JOSEPH PEARSON IF YOU
" require anything of that kind done
His charges are quite moderate. Work
we'll done and promptly.
Workshop at the building lately occu-
pied by G. w. Uynn. .'-
Refers by permission to the Rev. S. Bur-
ford and II. St. John. 49, .
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TIFF WORLD


will aim-as the recognized and leading
organ of the Democratic party in the great
focus of national commerce and lntell-
oence-to fulfill this it's mission and duty
with! steadfast boldness and fidelity; to
inspire in the ranks of those who think
the same things concerning the Republic
an united, organized, determined and per
sistent zeal; to- win new recruits from
among those who have been enemies to
the Democracy in the conflicts of dead
past; and to marshal an unbroken pha-
ianx to the triumph at the ballot box
(true battlefield of Republics) Of Liberty,
Equality and Law.
AS A VEHICLE OF NEWS,
The World will spare no. expense, no en-
erey, to maintain and advance its place in
the first rank of metropolitan Journals.
It's fresh, abundant, various, and accurate
news, comprising the whole circle of cur
rent intelligence and literature, will he
discussed, as becomes a. @s:s 9iol8a o.
TRUSTWORTHY. ORGAN, OF, OPINION
with candor, with steady devotion t.
sound public and private morals, will
special knowledge for speeialthemes, ant
with various and understanding apprehen
sion Of the manifold interests of men ant
women in their homes, their market
places, their workshops, and their farms
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thew were painfully affecting, have Deeh Iaucay
in sc great numbers in almost every sec,
ton of the country ina, 1l;., mle p or mses.
" G " noison is one OF the most destruc.
tive enemies of our race o.en us te on
sttion and invites the attack of enfeeblihs or "a
tai diseases, without exciting suspeion OF us
presence Again. sn ssf them on some favorabs
nccason rapidly develop into one OF ONE ., ., s
bideous forms either on the surface OF 'iioh su
ytals In The Latter tT6f heay on tumor formed
in the liver, it shows its presence ny ps Of
on the skim or foul uleerati2ns On nse of hettls
of this Sarsnparila is advisable, even when no ne
| active symptoms OF disease appear. fersons ~,
| firtnd with the following complaints generaly
ind nnediate relief, and at length, cure by the
use of this SARS1PIRiLLd: 81: n'" Iii
s,v,s Fire, Rose or Ergsfrefds, as.seri Ses'
Sn,.o Egrs and other eruptfons or visible forms
Of Sc,ofsaloms disease. Alec IN tiie n'otg ,. Sor
eealed FORMS as DlyspYens,d' He,,laigia. and
the various Ulcero,ts affections OF the hiuSouiai
Il and nervous systems ,-r.,.y D:.
enses ara cured by it, though long t,re Is re,
uuired for subdung these obstinate ht''s S .h ~
any medicine. But long-contuea use -, asn,
or Whites, Uterine Ticernfiohs- any gi,d ii
Diseases, are commonly soon rehsxeu anu ~, G,
mateiy cured by its purifying and inVlsot I'm
effect Minute directions for each case are Io.lnu
in our Almanac, supplied gratis. EHen,.at s
and Cont, when catised by nd II to Il
traneous matters in the blood yie.1 q,ie $3.50,
ton MOI or differentiation of the Itrer and Jar r..
dice, when arising, as they 9iten n, Co. h2e ~
p IETLE1 is q great rcstorer for the stfensll
and vigor Of the system. Those who are Jea'
gtid and Lisftess, Despo'ae,sii a. s;a,,s ri
n Fears, or any of the affections symptoma'S G., q
l Readiness. win find immediate reilei ana eSn
vincing evidence Of its restorative power Np''
trial.
81 PREPARED By
Hr. 7, C. AVER & CO., Eoweii, "a i as
). Practical and analytical Chen''s's.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EfEiii " Mn
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IT'S COMMERCIAL REPORTS,

of our own and every important marKet'
both here and abroad, will be full, accu,
rnte. comprehensive and reliable and WI
defy competition. This department OF tne
Courier ournal shall be made to be worth
ten times the costof the paper to every
farmer, merchant and trader. ~ i,fs u,
| IT, will devote more attention to Agrlcui-
ture than heretofore, and Will endeaYof
to make valuable feature OF this 'de'
partment. .' AL
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
The reputation this ex.

The reputatloh thls eX-
cellent medicine enjoys,
is derived from its cures,
many OF which are truly
mary ellous. inve.crate
cases or Scrofulous dis
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by il.
Scrofulous affections and
disorders which were sg-
erayated by the scrofu.
,ur,-n.4i until
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York, wherever convenient II not. tGeh
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Orleans Infrmary, No. ll2 Canal Stree
Shirts and Mems Furnishing Goods.

II WALSHE, No. ITO Canal street
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as EsAaa JOURNAL.

The Daily Coarier-Journal is sent to sub
scribers by mail at Sl2a year. Agents can
retain l24 per cent. commission. g.. s.H' e
Our Sunday issue is a large forty column.
sheet, full of interesting matter. 1t is a
50 year, with same rates to agents and
clubs as the Weekly. -, 81.
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Carpet Warehouse.

A BROUSsEAU & CO, IL ChalIres
~. street, Importer and Dealer III III ;,,s
pets. Floor Oil Cloths. Matungs, Our l a1a
Window Shades and ophols'erc'
terials. 49,,
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Fertilizers.
Machinery.
Music and Musical Instruments.
0ptician.

a e. BLACKMAR, POI Canal street
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YXTILLIAM BoHNE, 1os Carondelet
w street. tttth
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sEMI.wEEKLY sun, SO YEAE'
Of the same size and general character y
THE WEEKLY, bat with greater variety "a
miscellaneous reading, and furnishing the nv.
TO its subscribers with greater FRESHNESS oeeaa''
1t comes twice a week instead Of once only.
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NEW ORLEANS.
! NEW 4 ORLEANS DIRECTORY
Agricultural Implements.

.UyHOss B. tBODLEY, 9 Perdido Street.
l. Balls Ohio Mowers and Reapers' sntt-
lev Gaug Plows, Stafford Cultiyat 1,is
Southern Corn and Cotton Planters VIC
tor Cane Mills, Cooks Evaporation
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-06-21
Grant Vindicated.

The New York Eventng Post ian
ii Grant, does simple justice to the
great soldier in the following:
"a Greeley organ of the North
west carries on the campaign after
this fashion:
"'During the war Greeley made
patriots and enlisted troops; Grant
led them to death or victory. Gree
ley, with his pen, called volunteers
from the hillside and the vale; Grant
planted them in the wilderness, on
the James and before Petersburg
"WhateYer we may think and say
of Grant as a civilian, we are free to
remember his services as a soldier,
and to protest against this method
Of conducting a campaign against
him. He had earned and he de-
served the gratitude of the people
for his services as a soldier, and SO
far as human foresight could predict
there would be at this moment two
separate governments within the linn
its of the United States, with chattel
slavery as the distinguishing char
acteristlc of one of them, had not
General Grant made an advance up.
on Richmond when he did, and as he
did, and finished the war by the cap
ture of Lees army. There was not
another general in the Union service
probably, who would not have be-
heved himself whipped on any of the
first three days of that campaign,
and have acted accordingly; and hu-
manly speaking, the want of success
that summer would have been the
end Of the war, the destruction of the
Union and the triumph of the Con-
federacy."
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DEMOCRATIC HATE of the "boys in
blue" which was so raneorous dur
ing the late war has recently been
stimulated by the decision of the Su-
preme Court recognizing the inmates
of the Soldiers Home, at Dayton as
citizens of Ohio. The Columbus
Statesman and Cleveland PIaindealer
are violent in their abuse of the de-
cision, and the smaller fry join in the
chorus. The soldier boys will ap-
preciate their efforts to disfranchise
their comrades in arms. We give
in this column, the decision of
the Court, which is based upon the
act of Congress, ceding back to the
State jurisdiction over the territory
upon which the Home is situated.
When the former decision of the
Court was rendered, the Jurisdiction
belonged to the general government
but Congress having restored it to
the State, the former decision is re-
Yersed, and now the battle scared
veterans who have their homes there
will be able to vote as they shot, and
that's what hurts the Democracy.
Below is the decision:
No. AL. Jacob Renner VS.. Will
liam R. Bennett, Error to the Dis
trict Court of Montgomery county.
WELsH, c. J.
1. Where the United States, with
out the consent of the State purchase
and uses lands for any of the purpos-
es specified in Sec. s, Art. 1 of the
Federal Constitution, it acquires no
jurisdiction over the land.
2. Where such purchase is made
with the consent of the State, or
with an express session of jurisdic-
ton by the State, Congress has power
to relinquish or recede to the State |
the jurisdiction thus acquired, with |
out abandoning the property as its
legitimate use.
B. A jurisdiction thus acquired |
from a State, although exclusive
while it subsists, is to be regarded
as mere suspension of the State
jurisdiction, and therefore, an act of
Congress relinquishing such iuris-
diction, and re-ceding it to the State.
is effective for that purpose, without
any acceptance or assent by the
State.
4. Jurisdiction thus acquired is
not an original inherent power con-
ferred upon Congress blythe people;
the Sth section of article l of the
JGnstitution makes no grant of such
/ jurisdiction, but merely prescribes
form in which t may be made byl
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Grand Exhibition of Ground and
Lofty Tumbling.


Van is virtuous-in his way, and
an independent cuss generally, Who
says pretty much what he thinks,
when he amt coerced, and some
times then slops over to the discom-
fort if not to the indignation, of the
wire pullers in this vicinity. Lat
terly he has stopped over to suit
them exactly, but how lamentably he
has shattered his independence in
the effort, unless he regards himself
as independent as hog on ice,
which, when it can't stand up, will
lie down-just now it is the lie down
part he is playing. Of course Van,
with the rest of the Democracy, was
immensely tickled at the. prospects
of family quarrel among the Re
publicans, as indicated when the
Liberals issued their call for the
Cincinnati Convention, and as ably
as he could he patted the hydra of
discomfort encouragingly on the
shoulders. He was elated at the
prospect Of securing the nomination,
at Cincinnati, of Democrat whom
the elements of discord could gush
for, and hopefully he repaired to
thatMecca of disappointed aspir-
ants. He did not abide there long
before he found that Frank Blair and
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-06-21

The Cincinnati Commercial las
heard from Eastern Ohio, ard is ex-
eeedingly jolly. From a business
letter it extracts the following crumb
of comfort:
"Therr are few Greeley Republi-
cans, but not many-I know four"
1t goes on whistling past its grave
yard.
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Rural Roostsrs. "

The Rural roosters are being heard from.
The Cincinnati Enquirer will find that its
mighty influence over the rural rOosters is not
stronger than spiders web. We have few
returns from the roosters already and they
soundly 90 against Greeley and the Brown
crew. They don't crow over Greeley fraud
anv more than over Grant thieving.
ger, May 18th
Is Van Rural Rooster or a dung
hill cock? See his article of June
18th.