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man soon discovered that the blood
which was gathering about the wound
on his left side would shortly terminate
his existence He turned to his youth
full daughter:
Mary" he said, "you have heard
me tell of my brother; he died Of such
another wound as this here. Well,
now, had there only been somebody by
to suck the hurt, his life would have
been saved'
The boatman then landed, and went
TO look for two or three soldiers to help
him to carry the officer, leaving his
daughter in charge of him. The girl
looked at the sufferer for second or
two. What was her emotion when she
heard him sigh so deeply. not that he
was resigning life in the first flower of
his age, but that he should die with
out a mothers kiss
My mother. my dear, dear mo-
therm said he, Il die without
Her woman's heart told her what he
would have said Her bosom heaved
with sympathy, and her eyes ran over.
Then she remembered what her father
had said: she thought how her nncIe's
life might have been saved. In an in
slant, quicker than thought. she tore
open the officers coat, and the gener-
Gus girl recalled him to life with her
lips.
Amid this holy occupation the sound
OF footsteps was heard, and the blush
ing heroine fled to the other end of the
boat. Judge of her fathers surprise.
as he came up with two soldiers, when
he found Lieutenant S. whom he
expected 10 find dead, open his eyes
and ask for his deliverer. The boat
man looked at his child and saw it all.
The poor girl came to him with her
head bent down. She TaS about to ex-
cuse herself when the father, en-
braeing her with enthusiasm, raised
her spirits, and the officer thanked her
il these prophetic words:
" lou have saved my life; it belongs
Il ~~n.o
hfter tisis she tended him. and be-
came his nurse; nothing would he take
hat from her hand No wonder that
with snch a nurse he at length re-
coT2red. Mary was as pretty as she
was good. Meanwhile Master Cupid.
who is very busy in such cases, gave
him another wound: and there was
only one way to cure it-so very deep
ii was. TIE boatman's daughter be-
came Madame s..
Her husband is now, not Il simple
lieutenant, but ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
and the boatman's daughter is as ele-
CANT and graceful a lady as any that
you see a. court.
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LEGAL SALE.


Estate Of Rrs. L0ntSa Carrot, dcceased.
DISTRICT COURT-PARsu OF SAINT
~ MARY.-Pursuant TO an order in this case,
will be sod at public auction. on MONDAY,
the 18th II March, 1851, at the last residence of
said dece -sed, at the Indian Bend, the movable
property belonging to this estate.
Ie'mS-All sums under $40, cash; all sums
over that amount payable on the 1st day of April
next the purchaser giving satisfactory security
ETHAN ALLEN, Sheriff.
Franklin, March /, 1851.
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!Succsssto2 he Louisa CorroH, dtctdte.
COUR DE DISTRICT PaRo1sSr STE.
~ MARIE-D'apres un ordre dams IatIaife ci-
dessus il sen vendu en- vente publique, LUNDI
lie 17eme jour de Mars, 1851, a Ia derniere resi-
dence du dtfunt, a rAnse Salvage, les biens
mobiIers de dite succession.
C0naitton.-Toutes sonmes au-dessous de
SO complain, ct au-dessus cctte somme payable
au Ter dAvnl proclaim, avec caution satisfac-
ton. ETHAN ALLEN, Sherif
Franklin, le Ter Mars, 1871.
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Estats Of Bcujqatju kuev, deceased.

Estate Of BeujG min Laey, decazSed.
DY virtue and in pursuance of an order issued
ID BY the honorable the District Court OF the
fourteenth judicial diStrc: of the State of Louis
lana, bearing date the 18th OF February, 1851,
and to me addressed | will proceed to sell at
public auction. on SATURDAY, the 29th Of
March next, on the plantation Of James Lacy,
the late residence OF the deceased, ut the Irish
Bend, in tins parish, the sale commencing At 10
O'Clock, \. n, the following described property.
to WIT:
The slaves Wills, 4 negro man, aged 81
years; FREDERICK, negro man, aged % years
HEsrE n grille woman, aged 50 years: FrO-
LET, 1 grille woman. aged - years, aud her two
cAiIrtrcn-Lida Ann, aged , years and an infant.
AjSn, lot OF horses, cattle, household iurni-
ture i gold watch, 4 silver watch, lot OF books
AID other personal property too tedious to men
ton.
Y5fms-ANsums under $40 cash, and all sums
over that amount payable on the 1st day OF April,
1872; purchasers on a credit to give their notes,
with good personal security, made payable at the
epoch aforesaid, to the order of Jesse Il. Lacy,
administrator OF said succession, and conditioned
10 bear per cent. per annum interest from time
due until paid. and the slaves to.reinain specially
mortgaged and hypothecated in favor of the said
estate until full and entire payment of said notes
in principal and interest.
J. A. DU MARTRAIT, Auctioncer.
Parish of ST. Mary, Feb. %, 1SJl.
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NIEILr.. nANlEI. EnW Als -

ry1WIBILL & EDWARDS, Coppcr, Tin y
/ !Sieef Jroa Ejorkers. Ne. Is New Levec'
(between Gravier and Poydras streets,l are pre-
pared to Do al kinds OF work in the above lire
Steamboat and Plantation Work done IN the
best manner, at the shortest notice, on most
reasonable terms also, on hand a large assert
nlent Of COOKING, STEAMBOAT AND
mir. ROOM STOVES, of overy size and
description; also, all kinds of House Work; such
as Grtte- Pine. Spout, &c. All srders thank
fully received and promptly attended to-
X B.-Steam Batteries, Ciariiiess and Filter
crs Of the most approved styles.
TWIBTLL & EDWARDS.
New Orleans May, %, 1880.
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Public Auctonccr in and for this parish.
Parish of ST Mary, Feb 13, 1851.
Succession de NtaoZ4s Phtltutou -Pyorost

Succession dc Nss0Lts Ph2tuton ProroH
Z N vertu dun ordre donne par Honorable c.
IL VOORHEES,, iugc du quatorNeme district Judi
claire de / EtGt de Ia Louisiana, en- date lie Ter
Fevrier 1871 ct IHoi airessf, oIfirai en- ventc
pa5iique, Iencan. LUNDl. lc 17eme jour de
Mars proclaim, 10 hcuTcs du Inat,n, les proprI-
et&s suivantes, savoir
Ii habitation sur iaguele rtsila.t ie defiant
n. Philemon Provost, avec toutcs les bat.sses a
an&horationS qUI : Y trouvent, h teTre nGsUrant
8 arpens dc face, IA profondeur de 10 arpcHs
sur Ic cote occd -ntaI du Bayou Tee c bo.nte
en- haut par tcrrc de dune Goderoy Provost, ct
en- bas par Ia terre appartenant IA comrnunaute
qu cxJsta!t entire e delunt ct - yeuvc survivante
2-Les esciavcs suivans, VIZ; NoGi, negre de
10 ans Francjs3Ge de - ans; AEguste, de - !;
Alexandre, de 25; can Louis de 70; Chahne;tc,
nagresse de 90; Adelaide, suie;te aux crises, de
80; Emtrcnthe, de 10: Ars6nc, de y, ct son
cntant, Iharese, de , ans Claire dc So; Rosa,
de 25; Iuillieitc, de IS ans; Celeste, De 2i ans
ct ses enlans, Marie LouiSe, de ans, Onezime,
de ans, ct FRANCOIS, lie an Marie Thcresr,
sujette aux crises, ct ses cptans, IonssaEt, de ,
ans, ct Felc:e. de an Victo.re, de u Adele
de u: ct Hif?oItc, neg-e, de Is ans.
CoAatti0WS.- Fontcs sonlrnes de 50 el az
Gessocis, compliant; toutes so:nacs au-dessUs de
ce nontant payabes en- ttcis tesmes apnuels
egaux-c'est a dire. un tiers al Ter jour dc Mars
1892, lSJ3 ct 1S5I; les acqudreurs, dams tous
les cas- de credit, lournjssart eurS billets. a~ec
bonnc securitf, fats soItdaircment, puyabies a
l'orlre dc ladlnin.stratrxt Ii susde Succession,
CT portantS pour Il! d'int6rat Fan de lears eche-
ance jusqua pariait paienent e: toutes propri-
etds s,;jettes a hgpothelae ct privilege devsnt
restcr superintendent llypo-htqutes en- faveur de IA
Succession jaslu al paement iatfgra! des blstS
ct int6rets.
La veata ci-Gessus Sc iera sur lLabitatioa du
defant y. p. Provost.
T. 4. DUMARTRATT, Encanteur
Paro.sSe Ste. Mar.e. le l3 Fdvrier. 1851.
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THO PLANTERS.-I have again commenced
Il the Shipping and Commission business IN
Pattersonvile, aud win be thankfuliuE all lavors
line directed TO me at this place, or leh at the
store Of Messrs. Hare Is BirCisall will receive
prompt attention.
E-55 Sugar and molasses bought ard sold at
low rates OF commission
c. Is. G.. WHELDEN.
Pattcrsouv;IIe, Oct /, 1850.
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Succession Of PHILIP AIston Rc5rls, dsceasc@
DY virtue and in pursuance of decree issued
- BY the honorable the District Court Of the
1Ith judicial district of the State of Louisiana
bearing date the 18th of February, 1871. and of
the deliberations OF family meeting held before
John A. Dumartrait, Recorder OF this parish, un-
der date the 2lst of February, 1871, in accord
ance with the said decree, in behalf OF Philip
Rawls. the minor son and heir of Philip Aston
Rawls, deceased. will proceed to sell at public
auction, on THURSDAY, the Sd day of April
next, at the hour Of y o'clock, NJ. al the hotel
OF Paul Provost, at Jeanneretts, in this parish
the property hereinafter expressed and Described
TO wit:
That certain tract Of land situated on Bayou
Cypre- Mort, in this parish, described in the pa
tent issued by the Commissioner of the General
Land Office referring to Certificate No. 152 OF
the Land Office at Opeiousas) as the northeast
quarter and northwest quarter OF section 5S, IN
township ii, south of range s east, containing
323 64-l00ths acres, now held in common be-
tween Job b. Rawls and the said minor, Philip
Rawis
Tcrms-Payable in three equal annual install
ments, at l. = and 3 years from the day OF sale ;
the purchaser to give his notes in coupons, one
half of which payable to the order of the SAID
Job B. Rawls, and the other half payable to the
order OF Pauline A. Young and Olympus Young,
tutrix and co-tutor OF the minor, Philip Raw,S-
all conditioned TO bear S per cent. per annam in
tercst from time when respectively due until paid
in full, and the land remaining specially affected,
mortgaged and hypothecated in favor Of the pre-
sent owners thereof until full and entire pc tient
OF the sal! notes.
!. A. DUMARTRAIT. Auctioacer
Parish of St Mary, Feb 27. 1851.
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JEWELRY-JE{VELRY!

r. Just received, an assortment Of fine
E-lAi> Ievvelry, Watches, Parlor and Office
a2.1zsa Clocks. and Fancy Goods. Ladies and
gentlemen will please eaiIand examine the stock
Try- Clocks repaired and jeweiry made 10
order or repaired in the ncatest style.
A. f. McLAIN.-
Franklin, May Q, $50.
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!. A. DUMARTRAIT. Auctloacer.
Parish of St. Mary, Feb. 27, 1851.
.Snceesstan Gc ittlip .akston RaleIs. atcedt.

Succession Gc Piiiip .ikstoR Ratsls. dtcfde
I'm veftu dun ordre cinans de Honorable IA
Il Cour de Dietrict d 14emo district jndciaire
de rE,tat de Ia Louisiana, en- date du 4tme jour
de Fcvrie4, 1851, et des procedures ,une assem-
blte de iamilc, tenue pardevant lie Recorder de
cette paroissc en- obGissanec an DIT oTlre. date
du pier jour du malne lnois, pour delib6rer toa-
chant les intcrets du mincnr, Philip Raw!s, h6ri-
tier te feu Philip Aston Rawls son pore decide
otirirai en- vca;e puhi;qae. a fencan, hotel de
Mr. Paul Provost. .lcanacretts, dams cettc pa
roisse, lie JEJDI, 3a:ne jour d Avrii proohain,
rheure de md, IA rropeiGte cl-aPras tecrltc,
SAVIOR:
Cette certainc piece de te7re si.utc sur le Bayou
Cyprc- Mort, dams cette paroisse, design6e dams
n patente o5tenuc da Comulissaire du Burcan
General des TeTrcs PubliqueS, cn vertu du Ger
tificat No. 152 du Bureau dcs Terres aux Ops
lousaS, CONNIE lie quart nord-est ct lie quart nord-
ouest de Ia section IS dams le t0tcA&aip II, sad
de Ia rangee est, dc Ia contenauce de 323 Gi-100
acres de superiicic, maintenant Ia psopretG indi-
wise de Job Is. Rawis Ct da dit n;near, Philip
Rawls.
Cou9i5ioas-Payable en- tros terrnes annaels
egaux un, deux ct trois ans du jouT de IA vente.
L'acguGreur dcvant !ousnr ses hilIets en- coupons,
don't Ia motifs payable : forJfc de PauiIuc 4.
Young ct de Olympus Young, tutrix ct co-tuteur
du mineur, Philip Rawls, tous portant hut pour
cent Fan d'ihtGret lie lcurs tchdarces reSpectives
iusqu'a pariait paement. ct Ia terre demeurant
speciaIement aiTectGe ct hypothequ6e en- faveur
des presents proprittaires dicele jusqu'a Parfait
Placement des dts billets.
J.A. DUMARTRAIT, Encan.eur
Paroisse Ste Marie, lie :37eine Fevrier, 1881.
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JOHN \. TRorspALE
\. 7. M'LAIH.


-----> McLAIN Il &TROTSDALE,
5tSsss-sSSss-=zsss Practical Dentists most respect
NlffYYYP fully tender their services to the
ladies' ard gentlemen of St. Mary, and the pub
lie in general, in the above profession, IN all It's
branches.
,Irfjfc;gI Teeth from ono to 4 full set inserted
on the most approved plan, with or without artl-
fetal Gums.
\. So. All operations performed with the rt'
most care.
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JAMES II. ZONES

~ FLINT &JONES, Nos. 10 and Is Royal
~. street. New Orleans, IThoiesaleard Retail
Dcalers IN C,,Atuct Furniture Chairs, Spring
ILqir amt 1o<s Mattresses, FeqthefS, PfUsA,
ILar Ci1tH, Dftaasks, Gimp, Cords end Tasseis
Ci,r2s.t ILzjr, E-araish Gfne CAat, and Sota
Springs, HebJtH@, CuJ0tet- -usqherS Hard'rarc,
Cig,torS, Ne. o2l---ly
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Mes=r<. A. 7. McLan and John i. Trou@laIe
having been under my tuition, ithe former four
and tile latter two yearS,l take pleasure ~ re-
commanding them as skiliul an. competent Dem
lists. in all the departments Of the science.
WILLIAM CIssSa. Surgeon Dentist.
P..t;crsnuville, Feb. 24 1851.
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New Orleans May, 20, 1850.

II A. LANAUzE, Rne de la Leptc, No So
L entire les Rnes St Louis ct Cont, i IA Nou-
vclle Orlaans.-Un Assortment de q u N
CAILLER f, tee que Franeaise, An
gaise, Americanc ct All6rnande Clous Cou-
pee. Forgds Haches Piochos, Peiles, Scies, c.
Fourniture dc Batissc m2-1y
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IXTlTTER & CROSLAND, Commission
w aad i'ora~Qrdiag Merchants, No. Gus
touhouse street, New Orleans, prepared to
receive consignmcntS of SHgar, M0taSseS, &c.
All shipments to their address are covered by IN
suranc", to prevent loss
u Particular attention paid to the execution
Of orders for Plantation Supplies, &c. oil
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TOSEPH HALL continues the ComnisSion
y business in Mobile and will give strict atten
ton to all consignments
rry- Lpa5es. will be furnished at the lowest
ratios. o2l---Gm
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NEW GOODS HO!!
DIRECT FROM BOSTON AND N. YORK
QUART r NTTES

Y II II II IL IL ~ u i y L II Il -
TTAS Just received at his store in Patterson
IL vile, La, and is now prepared to offer one
of the best selected and most desirable stock oil
Goods ever offered in this market The great
pains taken in the selection of his goods warrants
him in the belief that he can give perfect salts
faction, both in quality and price, His nnmer-
Gus customers and the trading community gem
erally are invited 10 call and examine his extern
sive stock before purchasing elsewhere.
DRY GOODS-consisting in part Of
Mousselines de Laine;
Super French and China Ging.iams;
Lustre and silk stripe AiaPacca;
Brocade silk, Black silk Velvet;
I4ondon, French and American Prints
Swiss aud Iaconett Edgings and lnseftings: !:
Lace Capes, Fancy Goods, &e.
WOOLLEN G.0ODS-of every description.
CLOTHING very extensive and elegant
supply of the latest styles.
BOOTS And SHOES-of every quality
and description.
-AI.So-
saddIery, Cfockery, Fin and Hardware, Cord
Bleaehea Winter and Sperm OIL. Paints,
GI F2ee Golz caz 'sasas H7otehsr, Pen
p Pattersonvilie, ' La, Sept. p, 1850.
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Succession @e BsHj a min LGcy, dtctaf.
I'm vertu dun orslre 6man6 de Honorable Ia
NJ Cour de District du l4eme district Judciaire
de iEtat de Ia Louisiana, date du ii F6vrlcr,
1851. ct moi adressa. otIrirai en- vente publque
a l'cncan, SAMEDt, lie 29eme jour de Mars
proclaim, sur Ihabitaton de Mr. James Lacy,
dams AnSe des lrlandals, dams cette ParoisSe. a
10 heures dn matln, les proPrietcs salvantes sa-
voir:
WILLIS, negre, age de s. ans FREDERICK.
negre, age de - ans HESTER, griinnnc, 6see
de - ans FIoEEU. grtonne, agee de 20anS, ct
scs denx en.,as-Lida Ann, dgse &c 2ans, ct IN
enlant IN mane!le.
Aussi, I'm lot De chcvaux, bttes-l-eeraes, uleu-
hies de mason me moutre en- or avec chafne, une
rlontre en- argent mn lt de livreS autres efIets
mo5tHers don't t6num6ratiou serait troP longue.
I3-ntcs-'routes soiunes au-.icssc1s de so
compliant, ct to,ltes dc so ct au-dcssgs payabes
j lc Ter d Ayril. 1852. Les acqucreurs dams tons
les cas- dc credit devant fournr leurs bilets avee
sdcuritd soIldaire, fats payabes l'epoque pree-
tee, a rordre de Jesse +. Lacy, administrator
de cette succession, portaut pour cent dmt6ret
Fan de Ietir Gcieance jusiua pariait Placement. ct
! les esciaves dcmeurer superintendent aiiect6s ct
1 hvpothGGues en- five,ir de Ia succession iusdu a
| parfat Placement des dts bilets en- principal ct
!. a DgMAETRAII, Eneaatcur.
| Paroisse Ste. Marie. le % Fevrief, 1871.
/ (fEN.TWlGGS.S : HAIR pYE-W asran;e,l
II {, restore the har to It's natural color. with
ont staining or iajuring the skin, eau ne ohtaJned
al Apo:hecaries Hail G. RABE.
FOR SALE,
1000M FEET Of seasoned Cypress.
nI4 L. EFINS.
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T II. MORRISON & co, TIHo5esale Gro-
J. GERS, No. l. corner of Canal and Castomhouse
Streets New Orleans a large and general as
sortnent Of GROCERIES for sale for cash or
city aeccptanccs.
L. Country merchants and planters are re-
spccttulIy invited to give US Il call. 1-ly
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Ernnklin. May Q. IS
NOTICE

Tie Subscriber hereby gives notice to
~ the planters and others that he has rented
ttS9fbe Blacksmith Shop formerly owned by
~ Iarues Eu,ison. and expects to commence
busiress ON Monday. the 9Th Of May, and solicits
:, share. of ,atroua~e from his former customers
and others plcdgng himself to ei'deayor to merit
Il continuance OF the same
ROBERT LASHLEY
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BUSINESS CARDS.

T1'RED. L. GATES, Attorney-at-Law, St.
/ Martinsville-Practices in the courts OF La
fayette, Opelousas, Vermilliou and St. Mary.
June 20, 1870.
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IRISH POTATOES bb!s 10 .a'e b.
II. WALKER & co
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NTILSON & McCLARTY. Attoraeys and
w CoaRseHorS at La,r, will practice their
profession in the courts of the Fourteenth Judi
Ga! District. All business confded 10 them will
BE promptly attended to.
Oiiice in Franklin, Main street, opposite The
Court House. je27
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FRESH GROCERIES, &c.

yTrST RECEfVED-A fresh ass r;n,ent cf
j Dsv Goods Clothing, Boe's AMI Shoes, Gro
aeries. Hardware, Tnwarc, Crackeiy, otar' :"
and Cears-a!Io Of which we 9isy cher TO- ~, : =.
s36 PAEKERSON & EANDLET1.
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Il L. NIMMO & co, General Grocers,
II. No. : front Levee street, between Custom
house and BicnviIe streets, New OrIeaas.
10 A fulI assortment Of FgmSly and Pttn-
tr'i0n i@UTpiieS constantly hand l-6m
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NTOTiCE.-The undersigned being duly com
Y ,oissioned and sworn, respectfully tenders
his services 10 the people OF the parish of st.
M,trr. as NorAFf PuBi.lc in and for the said
par,sL All business entrusted 10 him viii
cc;ye his personal attention. as well as all pos
sibe despatch
IL Office open at all hours.
GEO. y. SEAGRAFE.
MD Office anc!c the Odd-Feilows' Hall.
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Franklin, May 2, 1880.

MOTT The undersigned. having been
II duly commissioned and sworn, offers his ser
vices to the citizens Of St. Nary, as NOTARY
PUBLlcin aud for said parish. All business en-
trusted TO his care will meet with every possible
attention ans! despatch. IL HIS office IS open
At all hours l.. Il. CURTIS,
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TNTTN taIh IIIl-
Jn0Ml FEET Of seasoned Cypress.
lUU,UUO Inquire Of
nI4 T. EVINS.
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EtEN. .TWlGGS.S HAIR DYE-W Wasran;ed
VI {, restore the iar to its natural color. with
ont staining. or iajaring the skin, eau ne obtaned
al Apo:hecares Hall. {. RABE.
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Her husband is now, not Il simple
lieutenant, but a acknowledgement :;
and the boatman's daughter is as ele-
CANT and graceful a lady as any that
you see al court.
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MUSIC STORE!

TAVING returned from the Northern cities, after
making the most careful and choice selection in his
line, the subscriber is prepared to offer to the public
splendid of Musical Merchandise embracing
M SIC,
large and general assortment of the most popular and
fashionable. New Music constantly received from New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore and any piece not
found in his catalogue be procured in week.
PIANOS
from the best manufactures of New York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore; and superior in workmanship and tone
any before offered in this adjacent States for
the same prices Is 10 -... E-.....- Us ...
Seraphlnes and Accordians. Violins, VioloncellOs
and Guitars.
A large and elegant assortment of the best Italian
Strings. Persons wishing to purchase, either by the
single string bundle, will find it to their advantage to
| call before purchasing elsewhere.
Schools snd Seminaries supplied with Music, Insruc-
ton Books Strings Music paper &c., the most reason
able terms. Also,
| Brass Band Instruments, -
Blank Books for Bands and Band Instruction Books in
short, every thing in the Music Department commonly
sought for and desired -=.tr
| Call door North of the City Hall, Fayetteville
Street. X. w. PETERSILIA.
| Raleigh, December 49, 10