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WHITE PRINTING PAPER-Those who
are not acquainted with the manufac-
ture Of paper will scarcely believe that
the paper of which most of our news
papers are composed is made from the
rags of old calico; but such is the
case. The rags are first reduced to a
coarse paste, technically termed half
paste, then in suitable vat, from four
10 eight pounds of chloride Of lime,
dissolved in sufficient water to cover
the paste, is poured on the colored
mass; it is now ascidified with half a
pound Of sulphuric acid for every pound
Of the chloride Of lime employed
The mixture is then agitated for short
time by machinery suited to the pur-
pose; when the rags appear quite
white, water is made to flow through
the mass, still continuing the agi,a.
ton until all the lime has been washed
out Of the pulp. A little free hydro
chlovic acid added to the last portions oi
water would tend more perfectly to re-
move the lime from the pulp, and
thereby prevent its turning brown BY
age. In most Of the paper manufac'
tories in France, instead of using chic
ride Of lime, chloride gas is passet
through the pulp; this is better pro
| cess Il carefully carried out, for as nc
lime is used in the process, none car
remain in the paper.
| - ssa iasEi713ff [Sciensi6c American
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9o11ss UURU1Ra
THE POOR MAN.

IL 4 WIN <A0ANs
WAat msn Is poor! Not he whose brow
I. b baahed in heavens own light
MAsss knee to God alone must bow,
AZ nssniag and at night
Whess arm . nerved BY healthral toll
Who Gits beneath the tree,
Or treaa upoa the fruitful soil
$ WhA spirit calm and free.
Go-let the proud his gems behold,
Ard view their sparkling ray;
Ne siaves vase o. yellow gold
s Caa Aanish care AWAY;
He cannot know the thrilling dream
Which smiles within the cot,
Where suany locks and faces gleam
To eAeer the poor mans lot.
What man is poor, Not he whose brow
hlIs vet With heavens own dew
Whs brsaehes 70 God the heart felt vow,
Whpss plsdge i deed and true.
The unesiag calls his active feet
To NO enchanting dome:
Bat evening and the twilight sweet
2 Shall light his pathway home.
And there is music to his ear,
In The giad voice Of his child
His wits, with hurried step, draws near,
With spirit uede6led.
Thsn tnrn not from the humble heart,
Nor scorn his humble tone;
For assSer fseIings there may start
TAnn Tie proud have ever known.
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OLD AcE.-A venerable minister,
vino has preached some IS years in the
same place. being asked what was the
secret of long life, replied, "Rise early,
live temperately, work hard and be
cheerful" Another person, who lived
to the great age Of ITO years. said, in
reply to the inquiry, how he lived so
longi ~ have always been kind and
obliging-have never quarrelled with
any one-have made the Bible my text
book, have eaten and drank only to sat
isfy hunger and thirst and have never
been idle.n s.
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Franklin, Nov. II, 1850.

NENTE DES PREUVES.-En vertu dun
v orlre emane de Honorable Cour de District
dams ct pour Ia paroisse Ste. Marie, ayant date lie
Ter Fevrier, 1850, j'oflrirai vente publique,
.SAHEDI, le ieme jour de Janvier, 1851, sur les
lieux, Ia propriete suivante, SAVIOR:
Tn certain moroccan de terre situee sur lie Bayou
Bruf, dams ce,,e paroisse, etant Ia notice supe-
rieure du lot plein, on fhabitation dernieremcnt
occupee par William Rochelle, decide; Ia dite
moitie superieure mesurant un mile, plus ou
moins, en- face sur lie cote sud du dit bayou, par Ia
pro.ondeur dun mile, plus on moins; bornee
fouest par Ia terre de Joseph Berwick, au nord
par lie dit bayou ct Test par Ia terre connue or
dinairement CONNIE le Walker Tract" ct au sud
par e marais avec toutes les baiisses ct ameliora
tions que sly trouvent .-
Termes-Un credit d un, deux ct trois ans
Ia terre restant hypothequee jusqu au Placement
final, ct facqutreur furnissant ses billets, avec
bonne securite. a William Rochelle, executeur
testamentaire datif ct portant interet hut pour
cent Fan de Ia ma,urite jusqu'a parfait Placement
Cetie terre est situee dams IA plus belle portion
de IA Louisiane pour Ia culture de sucre, ct con-
tenant denvron 2O0 acres defrichie, ct prepare
pour Ia culture des cannes
ETHAN ALLEN, Sherif.
Franklin, le II Nov. 1850.
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KENTUCKY LEcIsLATURE.-As select
committee of the Kentucky Legislature
have reported bill prohibiting slaves
hereafter emancipated in the State from
remaining there, under penalty for
the first offence of five years impris-
onment in the penitentiary, and for the
second confinement for life. 1t was re-
ferred to the committee on the Judiciary,
and it. or similar bill, will, it is said,
be enacted into law under the require
ments of the constitution.
A bill was also reported relative to
free negroes and mulattoes, providing
for an annual registration of the names,
ages and descriptions of such persons,
and the name of the emancipator. A
failure on the part of any free negro oil
mulatio to furnish his name to the
county assessor or clerk. is made pun.
ishable by fine, to be collected by sell
ing the person into servitude sufh
cient length of time to pay 1.-THE pro
ceeds to be paid into the colonization
fund. 1t also makes il felony for q
free negro to move into the State, o.
any now being therein to move out ant
return.
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Succession de JAMES .ScGnion, dtctds.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA -Cour de
T. District, Parosse Ste. Marie.-Attendu que
JAMES O'CONNOR, de cette parosse, a en-
registre dams cette cour une petition demantant
gu il soft nomme curateur de Ia susdite succession
Avis est par lie present donne tous ceux qni
cela peut concerner davoir deduire dams lie dix
jours qui suivront Ia dale du present avis les ra-
sons Isl aucunes lis onn pour lesquelles ne Sc
raj, pas fait droit sa demande.
]. v. FOURMY, Greffier.
Bureau du Greffier, le l2 Dee, 1850.
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Bureau du Grefiier, lie l2 Dec, 1850.

Estate of James SeaniOm, deceased.
SyTATE OF LOUISIANA-Distric Court,
- Parish of ST. Mary.-Whereas JAMES
O'CONNOR, of this parish, has filed in said
court petition praying that he may be appointed
curator of said estate:
Notice is therefore given to those whom It doth
or may concern, to show cause, If any they have,
within ten days from the date thereof, why the
prayer Of said petitioner should not be granted.
JV. FOURMY, Clerk.
Clert's Office Dec ID 1850.
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,.-xMother. why does

PRErrY GooD-H Mother, why does
Pa call you honey w
}" Because, my dear, he loves me-"
No. Ma, that isn't it" 8f'e
aWhat is it then % s3
al know.n s-5=,.zt .=z9
swell, what is itp
"why, it's because you have 50 much
combs in your head-thats why"
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A CARD.

TINE undersigned, formerly Of the firm o
i BEERS & WHALEY, Pattersonville, takes
this method Of informing the planters and public
generally Of Attakapas that he has entered into
general Commission and SlaIlbrokerags bus-
ness, and will procure vessels promptly for any
port planters may wish their sugar and molasscs
shipped 70 during the ensuing season.
M B-I have purchased the lighter schooner
MaytAa asd ElisabaA, and am now prepared 70
lighter vessels al the usual rates. slt
A line addressed to me at Sanderson u Hanne-
Ran's store, at Pastersonville, win have prompt
attention.
aut5 4. bEEhS.
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CTATE OF LOUISIANA Parish Of st.
~ Muy.-Notice is hereby given to all those
whom it doth or may concern, that pursuant to an
order issued out BY the honorable the Judge of
the District Court Of the Nth judicial district Of
the State of Louisiana. bearing date the lith OF
November, 1850, meeting OF the creditors Of
MASON PITCHER will be held before me,
at my Office. af Franklin, in this parish, on
THURSDAY, the 9th Of January, 1851. at the
hour Of 10 o'clock. A. NJ, then and there to vote
and advise touching all matters relative to the
surrender made by the said Mason Pitcher to his
creditors.
IA. DUMARTRAIT, Recorder.
Recorders Office, Dec. s, 1850.
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Clerks Office, Dec. l2, 1850.
Suec,s,uou de Jacob Loev, dsctds.

Snccsssion de jacob L0cy, dtctdt.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE.-Cour de
Il District, Paroisse Ste. Marie-Auendu que
EPHRAIM McCOLLuM, de cette paroisse,
enregistre dams cette cour une petition demandant
quill soft nomne curateur de Ia susdite succession:
Avis es. rar lie present donne tous cenx Gun
ceia peut concerner d'avoir deduire dams les DIX
ours oui suivrout Ia date du present avis, les raj
sons Isl aucunes lis ont pour lesquelles il ne Sc
rait pas fait droit a 81 demande.
J. V. FOURMY, Greffier.
Bureau du Greffier, le l2 Dee, 1850.
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NOTICE.

The subscriber hereby gives notice to
-. the planters and others that he has rented
NSt the Blacksmith Shop formerly owned by
" James Emison, and expects to commence
business on Monday, the 9th Of May, and solicits
a share Of patronage from his former customers
and others, pledging himself to endeavor to merit
a continuance Of the same.
ROBERT LASHLEY
Frauklin. Nav 9 1850 s.=
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COURTESY IN THE FAMILY-1f any
one doubts whether the family circle is
a frequent witness of want of due
courtesy, even among its well disposed
members, let him apply one test, which
to us seems perfectly safe-that is,
which never unjustly casts censure,
though often too liberal in its acquittals
viz. would you speak thus to husband,
wife, sister, brother, child, &C., if
stranger were present!
We, of course, do not refer to the
thousand instances in which parent
unbends himself to engage in the frol-
les and sports of his child, nor in lam
guage uttered in the way Of judicious
discipline, but to ordinary intercourse
as among companions and associates.
Not only will this test condemn all
rudeness on the part of equals in age
and condition, but of parents in their
intercourse with children, and of teach
ers with pupils. The {" l will" and II
won't" so obnoxious on the part Of chill
dren, no one defends, though our ears
do even now hear sometimes, from
those almost or quite at years of "free-
dom," language, equally impertinent,
addressed even to the aged. But such
gross instances of improperly are too
universally censurable to need COM
ment. Not only is it wrong for children
to use such Language to parents, or pu-
pills to teachers, but it is equally wrong
for parents and teachers thus to address
children and scholars.
1t is uncourteous, and they have no
right to set such an example before the
young. A parent or teacher has no
more right to trample upon the rules OF
good breeding and kindness than any
body else. In some respects such an
example from them is fraught with the
greatest possible evil.
The language of refinement alone
should be tolerated in family or school
room, and the heads of those institu-
tions should be the last to violate this
rule.
Our public tables, the coach, car and
steamboat. would not exhibit SO much
of the ludicrous, nor of the offensive. il
this rule was strictly observed in the
family circle and in the school-room.
If parents would also exhibit courtesy
in their intercourse with their children,
| in most cases children would be cour-
teous to each other, and to their asso.
ciates and acuuaiutances.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Paroisse Ste.
T. Mmie-Avis est par le present donne tous
cenx que celia peut concerner que, conformement
un ortre iasu de Honorable le Jugc de Ia Cour
de District du I4eme district judiciaire de Etat
de Ia Louisiana. sur IA date du 14ame Novembre.
1870. une assemblee des creanciers de MASON
PITCHER sera tenue pardevant moi, mon
bureau. Franklin, dams cette paroisse, JEUDi,
lie 9eme jour de Janvier proclaim. 10 heures du
matin, pour voter ct deberer touchant les afaires
relatives In faillite du dit Mason Pitcher.
ia. DUMARTRAIT. Recorder.
Bureau du Recorder, le Dec, 1850.
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A TEErorAL H0RsE.-The Peters.
burg Intelligencer tells good story OF
an old man and his wife who were
about to start in . one-horse cart from
near Malioly's Stables, on Thursday
evening. The man, placed 2 jug OF
whiskey in front Of the cart. No sooner
had he done %, than the horse threw
up his heels and Kicked the jug to
pieces. Tho old lady in q transport ot
delight threw her arms around the
horses neck and kissed him most anec-
tionately, as much as to say "yoc are
right old horse" The daughters should
bay that "hossn ss
Massachusetts, Cas.zaef
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9tS08Oy S8lu tu6t Wucu COuSuiuptiou
has once fixed itself in the system, re.
covery is not probable; but if the dis
ease & not fixed, and is only in its COM
mencement, it may be certainly dis
in its early stage, by the
new means which l have advocated;
and in very many instances averted.
not 90 much by I" taking things" as by
letting them alone; not by confining
the natural motion Of the limbs by
b<aces and supporters. but by allowing
them the freest possible action not by
the application OF blisters aud plasters.
which only interfere with the natural
action of the skin, but by exciting and
promoting that natural action: not by
administering expect0rants, which only
weaken the system BY Fastening its
drain, and producing nausea, but BY
regulating and controlling these drains,
the expectoration being loosened BY ma
tsre's means when desirable. In con-
samption, give nothing to purge, or
which can BY any possibility have a
weakening effect; give no artificial
stimulant, which requires to be increas-
;,e ea;.ca sItoesther or .f LAST REQUIRES
q mneh q 10 iniure the tone Of the
.so.ach hv nreven ming n from deriving
proper nourishment from the food and
then the patient rapidly sinks into the
grave after having given glowing GER
Ii6cate o. told dozens of people what .
weadesful effect the syrup was having
:. ~ esses This is the true history Of
Al - . Svruns y .Cough Mixtures -
.nd . wiz Cherrv Ralsams.n y sold in the
,hen. fnr eousha cold and consumption
.nd v;,hcut 5onbt the reader can easily
ree,lleet 600 among his nei1hbors,
..ach A. nave detailed. 91 ~ III
1--we . medicine to increase the ex-
neatosatioa. because the lungs are a.
rssav erneetorated away too fast.
r;-..n Isd;c;re = remove the cough
:, sr,ctber r. fcr couyh il the ayen,
vh;ch, rss.re sends 10 remove accurnu.
i.s;s.,. e. ths Inn % otherwise they
~~-id 1;Il m .ma she nat;ent would sui.
s~es dc MT cnnf;ne ! natient in
Is,s'hn, tssr him mt 4. mnch AZ DOS.
s:h,. = i A. -. - end Them r. \ warn
sI;~.,. r. ..n, shsv must be but 10 !
- ...aa.s "a = -. hr:c;nc one -to ! more
ss..s". ...1 ~. srd ~. rnrer .tmosnhere. Idt
- 'o...,.sel them to leave he facilitie.
- c"--s...s .rJ .,s.s,,:,rs cf home ,r
~:~--.. - ]: .a.,,. d;.,.nt conntrv ,av
~ ..,v ~ hos,si;nc honse or lei
cisd ;so:hls .hoteilshese are NO
~ ri.cee fnr = ho]v worn avav by dis
.:~hS. Is =
s.s.s,s as.,-h ana drencSinr nieh,
.IS
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The MONSTER DEBTOR OF THE WORLD.

The MONSTER DEBTOR OF THE WORLD.
The sum of Indebtedness of that con-
glomerate of humanity which we call
England, is so prodigiously great thatit
should be always referred to as stand
ard of size and instead of saying as
high as a mountain, as big as a church
door, as long as from here to yonder,
&C., it would give much livelier idea
of height, breadth, length: or vice versa.
to say it is as big as the debt of Eng
land, but then, as there is nothing else
in the world half so great the hyper
bolical extravagance Of such a COM
parison might destroy its effect. An In
genious author has taken the pains to
make the following statistical estimate
of the English debt:
Its weight in gold would be 6,2sa
tons in silver, 100: 900 tons; its trans
portation in gold would require 90 ships
of $50 tons each; and forming pro-
cession of 25 miles in length, of 2Sl, 769
soldiers, each carrying so lbs. in sove-
reigns. piled one upon another, they
would be ITO miles in height; laying
them side BY side, and touching each
other. they would form a chain of gold
Of 1l.O4s miles in length, or nearly
twice the circumference of the moon ;
the same amount in one pound notes,
sewed together, would carpet turn
pike road 40 feet broad and l040 miles
long. or from Lands End to John O
Croat's and half way back again; il
sewed together end to end. they would
form a bandage reaching four times
round the world, or sixteen times round
the moon; divide the debt equally
among the inha bitants of the world,
and each person, man, woman. or child.
of every color. would receive as their
share los it would require 476 ships oi
$50 tons each to transport in silver from
Mexico provided the mines in that
country could furnish it, and after
reaching England. 100000 one-horse-
carts carrying half ton each, making
a procession 677 miles long, or 5000, ,000
Of men carrying so lbs. each, to deposit
in the vaults. prior to its issues for the
redemption Of outstanding pledges.
English reformers need not trouble
themselves to eradicate particular evil;
in their government. for while the peo
pie Of that country have to pay out O
their daily earnings the interest on such
| a debt, there can be no let up to the
nuisances aud indignities which they
suffer. Happily for US. in our country
| we have no debt at all in comparison
with England. f a3
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Mn. Glars PATRIoTIsN AND ELo-
auExcE.-The Lexington tKy.) Obser-
yer and Reporter contains letter from
Robert A. Athey, Esq, one Of the rep
resentatives in the Kentucky Legisla-
ture, from that city, which speaks Of
the great speech Of Mr.. Clay before
that body lately. We make the follow
ing extract: 49, raseT HHr
He pronounced a glowing and well
deserved eulogium upon the character
of President Fillmore, and expressed
the opinion that the executive would
enforce the fugitive slave law, calling,
II necessary, any portion Of the militia
of the Union into service for that pur-
pose. The compliment to Fillmore
brought down the most enthusiastic ap-
plause from whig and democrat.
He alluded to the formation OF q
new party. which he denominated the
aUnion party;;n and when he had men,
toned Il, with tone and action l never
can forget-elevating his proud old
head-erecting his fine form, now some
what bent as the snow bends the pine
his eve beaming almost celestial fire,
he rushed towards the Speakers chair.
exclaiming al am a member OF that
Union party' Words. unless they
could literally burn, are no vehicles to
paint the scene. Only those who en-
iIoy the pleasure of seeing it can evel
have any idea Of its character.
thought the most pathetic part o
his effort was when disclaiming any de
sire for office, he wrapp1 his garments
about him, and stepped proudly about
he said, . I do want place, place II
your heartsw II was said 50 movingiyy
so sweetly-so pathetically-that hi
bitterest opponents, seated Immediately
about, strong and cold men, UNUSED I
the melting mood" wept like children
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FOR SALE, -
1n(nNl frss-r..s 9-soos ? IE o 4 by
lOvOU w. 8. CARY b co.
CentreyiIle, May 9, 1880.

TUST REcEIvED-Ch -Chocolate, Prunes, Pre-
j ..rvsd Ginesr, Csrrsst and Gnva Jelly.
Czpers. Keschup, Sssdines. London Rertg, ese-
CHARLES RABE.
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NTAILS-l0O kegs assorted. cut and wrought
IN for sale BY M WALAnn q Co'
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NJOTICE-The creditors of the late WALLY
IN BACKUS, deceased, will please present
their claims to the undersigned for settlement.
HI. SANDERS, Administrator.
Pattersonville, Nov 2S, 1850. -.ez
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THE APOTHECARIES' HALL

THE APOTHECARlES' HALL
LAS RECEIVED, per schooner Charger,
II a full assortment OF all kinds Of goods be-
longing to Druggist Establishment. Among
other articles, too numerous to mention, atsen-
ton is called to a few, viz:
New Medicine Chests, all sizes;
Trusses and Instruments OF every variety
Solar Lamps, new patterns;
Hops, Oil OF Sage, Pearl Barley:
Geiatine and q variety OF iiavoring extracts
F Perfumery, Genuine Windsor Soap;
Stove Backing, Indelble Ink, DC.
Also-Fahnestock' Vermifuge, genuine;
Perry Davis's . Pain Killer, two sizes:
Wistar' Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
nos c. RABE.
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paxrEr. rpwaRps

JOHN rwIBrLL- DANIEL EDwAkps
TvWIBILL & EDWARDS, Copper, Tn r
i Sxeet Iron Worksrs. No. l6 New Levee,
(between Gravier and Poydras streetsl arc Pre-
pared to do all kinds Of work in the above iine.
Steamboat and Plantation Work done IN tho
best manner, 1t the shortest notice, On most
reasonable terms also, On hand large as:ost-
ment Of COOKING, STEAMBOAT AND
BAR-ROOM STOVES, Of ovssy siss and
description; also. all kinds Of Hcuss Wosk, such
as Gutter Pipe, Spout, &c. All orders thank
fully received and promptly ATTENDED, TO-
N. B.-Steam Batteries, Carriers and Filter
ers Of the most approved styles.
TWIBILL & EDWARDS.
New Orleans May, 20, 1850.
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NEW GOODS HO!!
DIRECT FROM BOSTON AND N. YORK

II a II l. r. . ID. ID n Il i Il
HAS lust received at his store in Patterson
Il vile, La. and is now prepared to offer one
OF the best selected and most desirable stock OF
Goods ever offered in this market The great
pains taken in the selection Of his goods warrants
him in the belief tha, he can give perfect satis-
faction, both in quality and price. His numer-
ous customers and the trading community gen
erally are invited to call and examine his extern
sive stock before purchasing elseyhere.
DRY GOODS-consisting in part Of
Mousselines de Laine;
Super French and China Ginghams;
Lnstre and silk stripe Alapacca,
Brocade silk, Black silk Velvet,
London, French and American Prints
Swiss and Jaconest Edgings and lnsertings; !;
Lace capes, Fancy Goods, &c.
WOOLLEN GOODS-of every description
CLOTHING-a very extensive and elegant
supply Of the latest styles.
BOOTS AND SHOES-of every quality
and description.
Saddlery, Crockery, Tin and Hardware, Cord
age.
Bleached Winter and Sperm Oils, Paints,
Groceries, &c.
NJ Fine Gold and Silrer Watches, Pen
ellis, Pens. &c.
Pattersonville, La, Sept 2J, 1850.
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Z. L. NiMNo.
JAMES H. JONES.
CYRUS FLINT.


~ FLINT &c JONES, Nos. 46 and 46 Royal
-. street, New Orleans, WAOlssaks and RaasI
Dealers ia Cobin<f Fnrnstmye, Chars, SP1sg
Hair a..d Moss Mafsyssses, Feathers, Pfxsk,
Hair Cloth, Damasks, Gsssp, Cords Gsd Tasasks
CnHsd Hasr, Taymisl, Che, Chair aud Sofa
Springs, Wed6ing, ca6isef nsakeys Hardsrave.
Ca,tors &c. - .r8fas b; o24---ly
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1850-12-19

MULE, Ok and Bagasse Carts and Wagoas
Vl manufactured by Samuel Irvine also, >
lot belonging TO the estate Of A. Butts q a.
all for sale BY -
Nav Q, 1850. ~ n. WALKER & co.