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Excess of receipts over shipments to this

Excess of receipts over shipments to this
time, S7,071.S1
To this excess must be added the large amount
brought into this country by Emigrants within the
same period, which should think could not be
over exports, of fifteen millions of dollars.
The latest intelligence from California leads US to
suppose that there will be large increase of
cepts during the present year from that State and
under these circumstances can see no reason for
any apprehension, to diminution of the amount
of the precious metals in this country of any pro-
babe necessity for Banks to curta their discount
lines, for several months to come. We look there
fore for the continuance of easy money market du-
ring the sammer, and feel some pleasure in the idea
that business men break away for a month
six weeks from their daily tolls, and seek some
rest in rural shades during the heat of the season,
without hay ing their minds harrased about their bills
payable-or their discounts at Bank. Phil Bull.
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SI7,OO4,ssI

The amour. received from California from
1st January up to 18th ult., agreeable
to the Mint statement at
Philadelphia. $1s,713,155
Received Ly the Mnta New
Orleans, 5,363,477-24,O 76, 632
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The Fourth of July was celebrated with much
spirit and enthusiasm in Halifax in this State. The
Declaration of Independence read by Mr.. w d.
NJ Perkins. and an Grafton, which is highly spoken
of by the Republican, delivered by Dudley
Clanton, Esq.
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FINE CHEWING TOBACCO.

The postage on all letters weighing half ounce
and UNDER is now only three cents if prepaid. 1t is
thus to the advantage of the people prepay their
letters those who receive letters will two cents
by it in each case. We shall prepay ours, and of
course those who w4ite to US will do the same.
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Mr.. WEBSTER AT CAPoN SPRINGS. A few days
since Mr.. Webster made short excursion into Viz
ginia to the Capon Springs where he delivered a
speech. From the full report of his remarks publish
ed in the National Intelgencer, make the follow
ing extract:
{" But thing, gentlemen be assured of-the first
step taken in the programme of SECESSION which shall
be actual infringement of the Constitution or the
laws, will be promptly met. And would not remain
an hour in any administration that would not lmme-
dately meet any such violation of the Constitution
and the laws efectuay, and at once. And can
assure you gentlemen that all with whom | am at
present associated in the Government, entertain the
same decided purpose"
If this means anything at all, it conveys threat
anc determination 10 put down, By force. any seces-
sion movement on the part of South Carolina. A
consolidation Administration is Judge of any viola
ton of the Constitution, and sovereign State is to
be held in the Union 6y force If carried into Prac-
lice, every man must that the first Federal gun
fired at sovereign State will sound the death knell
OF the Union. Let force be applied against sover-
eign State acting in her organized capacity, and the
Union will not be worth preserving. MIR. Webster
is the recognized organ of the Administration, and
speaks its views. If Mr.. Fillmore would destroy
the Union, let him proceed as Mr.. Webster indicates
he VIII, IN the supposed contingency.
! So much for Mr. Webster's first speech. At the
same dinner Mr.. Bruce gave a toast to which Mr..
W ebster replied The toast and reply as follows
1.-The Fugitive-slave law-Upon its faithful exc
cution depends the perPetuity of the Union"
- Mr.. w ebster again addressed the company, de-
caring that that law CONSTITUTIONAL and that ii
should be enforced well any other law. He de-
caTed that if the North willfully set aside that part
of the Constitution, the South would not be bound
any longer by the compact. The whole Constitution
was binding all. If party breaks it, the othe
party is discharged from the compact. bargain bro
ken one side, was broken all sides. lie con-
tnued his speech for some time in the further main
tenance that the Constitution in all its parts was
equally binding all, and that no one section of il
could be set aside, violated without destroying the
whole.''
If Mr.. Webster is here reported correctly, he has
admitted the right of State to secede when the
Constitution is violated. He admits that if the ORTIZ
aside part of the Constitution, all the States
released from any observance of the whole Such
the doctrine of Madison, and we find Mr.. W eb
ser in Virginia acknowledging its correctness. Tan
icL Webster has admitted The right Of State to seced
ding to the Whig organs and Mr.. &auly, he is seces
sionist. Let the Wings chew on that short while
Goldsbrough Rep. and Pat.
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Hon. Lucius B. Peck, who was nominated for
governor by the free soil convention Burlington,
declines be candidate, and gives his in
letter in the Montpelier Ptariot. lie cannot assent
TO the resolutions passed by the convention, mas
mach he believes the fugitive slave law to be
stntona and cannot consent that the act passed by
the last Legislature, authorsing the state
take by haJeas corpus slave out of the hands of U.
s. officers, is just exercise of the power of the
state. Mr.. Pecks reasoning is just and conclusive,
and rejoice TO him come frankly out of the
company of the abolitonists. The wings have nomi-
mated for governor the same person who signed the
for the Union, the constitution obedience to the
laws" and practical csobedience of the of con-
gress J! That is the wing platform. They will re-
cefve the abolitonists upon it, and very likely hold
on to Vermont. Mr.. Peck, having been once
straight democrat, cannot occupy any such ground.
Boston Post.
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HE STATES GUARD, Of Wayne County, taking
lnto consideration the alarming situation to which the
equations OF South Carolina bringing our beloved
Country, feel themselves bound to express their abb
horrence OF the doctrines of Modification AND Sc
ceSsIon' as adopted by the convention of South Ca
rolina; and
ResolUed, unanimously, That we will, in our cor
Porate and individual capacities, support the Const
tuition of the United States-hold the Union sacred
obey and enforce the laws our Constitutional Fed
eral Government has may enact.
ResofUed, That the President of the United States
Is worthy of our full respect and confidence and shall
command support and services, if the exioencies
OF our country require it.
Resolced, That these Resolutions be signed by the
Commissioned officers of the Troop and copies sent
to papers in Raleigh, Newbern, and Fayetteville for
publication.
S. A. ANDREWS, Capt.
.-- L. II. WHITFIELD, LIST Lieut..
.'... End Lietenant absent.
-e- J.. G. SLOCUMB, Sd Lieut..
VIM. K. LANE, Comet.
"aynesboro', Dec. 29h, 1882.
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From a. Togo (E ~ Eegls.
..w.rds Of the Presidents.

w.., washington was 81 years old he
When h;s %sstb. bed. 81 find I am dy.
ial' he: ..my breath cannot last long"
~" VA again: "Doctor, die hard but | an
at afraid to go. believed from my frs'
..cI I should not survive it; my breath
cannot last long" And so he ceased to
More than a quarter of a century elapsed
A.fo,s similar scene was witnessed. Then
IN the same day. the first jubilee of the ma
ton, Adamsst 80 years Of age, n J-ffrr'
am. At SO, came down to their last hour
81 re.ion myself to my God" said Jeffer-
son, ssnd my child to my country" Soon
after Adams exclaimed, "Independence
forever!" and all was over. They,too, had
ceased to breathe.
Five years after this, at II years Of age,
Monroe ceased to breathe.
Five years after this, at so years Of age,
Madison ceased to breathe.
Nearly FIVE years after this, at 6S years
of age, Harrison remarked: "S,r. | wish
YOU to understand the true principles ut the
government: I wish them carried out, l ask
nothing more" And he ceased to breathe.
Four years after this, at IS years of age,
Jackson observed in substance: "My sui
feriugs, though great, are nothing IN com
parison with those of my dying Saviour,
through whose death I look for everlasting
happiness" And he ceased to breathe.
In less than three years after thus, at 81
years of age, the second Adams declared
"This is the last of earth: | am CONTENT
And he ceased to breathe.
Ia a little more than one year after this
at So years of age, Polk bowed his head in
baptism, contrasting his Savior. And he
ceased to breathe.
The lamented Taylor, at 65years Of age
submitted to the solemn decree. 81 an
ready for the summons" said he; 81 have
endeavored to do my duty. / am sorry &c
leave my friends" And he, too, ceased te
breathe.
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TEETH! @T TEETH!

mr.. SILVERS, for the past ten years a success,
u full practitioner of Dentistry in St. Louis, hav-
ing determined TO locate permanently in Louis
lana, would respectfully solicit custom from the
citizens Of Pike county. DR.. S. will be in Bow
ling Green during Court, ready to perform all ope-
rations that may be required. His Instrument.
are Of the latest apd best manufacture. Teeth
plugged, cleaned, filed and inserted, from one to
an entire set. All operations warranted, and the
purest materials used.
DR.. s. refers, respectfully, to the following gen
tlemen:-Dr. Mcdowell, DR.. Pope, and the facui-
ty generally in g.. Louis; Mr.. Minor, Mr.. Jackson,
Mr. r.. Barnett, PraHieville, aud numerous Other
persons OF Pike county.
March 81 st, 1851.
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SALE.

ON SATURDAY the 26th day of April
" next, at the late residence Of Dr.. B. +,
Trimble, in the town Of GAINESVILLE, Mo-,
will be offered for sale TO the highest bidder
avery superior lot Of AusehoM and kitch.
en- Furniture, consisting Of various arti-
cles too numerous to mention; also an ex-
~cellent saddle horse.
The Medical Books and Medicines be-
longing to the estate of said deceased, will
also be offered for sale on that day, il moi
othprWi il disposed Of before that time.
Terms of ssle-All sums under five dol.
lars,,he cash required all sums Of five dol
lars and over, a credit of six months will be
given by giving bond with good security.
A. J. TRIMBLE, Admir-.
March 81, 1861.
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NOTICE Is hereby given. that The undersigned
IN has been grained letters Of administration,
the estate of Benjamin F. TrinbIe. deceased,
by the Judge of the Probate Court Of Pike county,
Mo-, bearing date March 10th, A. D. 1851.
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment, and ell having
claims against said estate are notified to exhibit
them for allowance within one year from the date
Of said letters, or they may be pfseluded from any
benefit Of said estate, and II not exhibited within
three years they will be forevsf barred.
ANDREW J. TH{AfBLE, Admir-.
March l7th le5l.--aw
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Great Extravaganza.

I Have just received and am now orening q new
L and splendid assortment Of FURNITURE,
|comrosedo Of Dress and plain Mahogany and Wal
nut front Bureaus; low post and teaster Brdstesd:,
cane seat, French and common Chairs. Work
Stands, Wash Stands and Candle Stands, Lounges
and Mattresses, Presses, ROCKING Chairs, Cribs.
and other articles too tedious TO mention, which !
will sell cheaper than Furniture ever has been
sold in this place at regular business.
Please call at the old stand Of Brice b Young,
IN BartIett's Row, on Georgia street. and judge
for yourselves. Leave your credit at home, and
bring your money or produce, and will insure
you a bargain.
Old furniture repaired on reasonable terms. OF
new made to order. J. YOUNG.
i Louisiana, Nov. tete, ls50.-ly.
~ Cofins msds e be ihortes notice. 40 d
on reasonable tsrasss J. YOUNG.
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Go where you will, talk about what you may,
and YOU will either Sc e or hear Of the great Ara
bian preparation. known 10 the people Of the Uni
ted States as II. G. FarrclPs Ce'ebrsied Arabian
Liniment. 1t las made some o. the most remar
kable cures Of paralysis, rheumatism, nervou:
affections, spinal complaints, &C., on record, ant
indeed as an external remedy is applicable e
nearly all diseases which could possibly be bene
flied BY a medicine of that kind. See advertise
ment.
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TO SPORTSMEN.
Rifles and Pistols.

TINE Subscriber has on hand and for sale, a
L general assortment of fine and common dou'
BILE and single barrel shot guns. rifles and yau'
gers; Colts Revolvers, pocket pi-i"ls, powder
TASKS, &c., at very low prices for cash.
lam also prepared TO repair guns and pistols
at the shortest notice, and in the best manner
Persons wishing any article in my line, will dc
well to give me a call.
J1 Shop on Water street. one door south OIL
Block & Bets store. J. Y. JOHNSON.
Louisiana, April 14tb, 185l-3m.
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LOOK OUT FOR COUNTERFElTs!

As they are in circulation. The true and only
Igenuine II G Farrelrs Arabian Liniment always
reads with the II G.. his initials, before FarrelPs,
thus. 81 G Farrells Arabian Liniment;' and his
signature is also on the label Of The bottle, and
these words are blown in the glass bottle. "H G
lFarrelPs Arabion Linimeni, PEORIA" Do not
touch any other, & look well before you purchase,
or on will get imposed uron.
Manufactured only by II G Farrell, sole invent.
or and proprietor, and wholesale druggist. No. II
Main street, Peoria, III; to whom all communiea'
|tions must be addressed: and for sale by
]. WILLIAMS 4 Co., Louisiana.
BLAKESLY & Co..
Wholesale agents, st. Louis.
Also by regular agents throughout the U. S.
J.Call and get Farrier book, free Of charge.
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New Goods! New G0odss

THE subscribers are now prepared @ %.
nounce to their friends and the public O.
large, that they are just in receipt Of q handsome
Spring & SUMMER STOCK OF GOODS,
embracing the most desirable patterns and style.
Iof Fancy Goods, as well az the staple articles Of
merchandise, to which they invite the attention.
of purchasers, We make no vain boasts to de-
Iceive the people, but promise them Goods as low
as they can be bought for cash in the county.
We are paying CASH for ALL KINDS Of.
|Merchantable Produce, and shipping on the most
favorable terms. LUCE & MURRAY
Louisiana, March 24th, 1851.
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Mr.. S. A. Clemens, Of Springfield. Mass,
has invented a machine for dressing fax,
which " i'll dress from the raw material, one
ton Of lax per day, leaving it clean and
ready for market.
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The Campaign between Gen Foote and
his disunion opponents has fairly opened in
Mississippi He spoke at Jackson on the
9th inst, aud was replied 10 with some
warmth and personality by a MIR. Hooker,
a St cessiouist. From the tone of the Mis-
sissippi papers, the contest will De a violent
one.
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An entire family, consisting of eight per-
sons, was suddenly seized with severe ILL
ness at Staunton, Va, last week, occasion
ed by the ~culpable negligence ofa servant
in using arsenic, in making biscuits, instead
Of soda. Medical aid being promptly at
hand, no serious injury resulted from the
mistake.
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned,
N administrator Of the estate Of Thomas Ellis
deceased, late Of Pike county, Mo-, will apply
at the next June t,rm Of the Probate Court o
said county, for a final settlement Of his adminis
.tration on said estate, "hen and where all per
Sous interested are notified 70 attend.
ABSALOM ELLIS, Admir-.
Aurir Oath. 1851,
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AND SIGN PAINTER.

THE undersigned having located in Louisiana.
L bess leave to inform the public that he 10 pre~
pared to execute all jobs in the line ofa
House and Sign Painter and GIaxfef,
and will be happy to receive orders fol work,
which will be done promptly and in workman
like manner. JOSHUA HARDY.
March 18th, lS5l.-tf
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Look Here, Farmers!
Look to your Interesi

Look to your InterestI
ITEM thousand grated Apple scions principally
l. winter fruit, but including varieties from tue
earliest to the latest. and such only as have been
successfully cultivated ir this climate, for sale by
T. STARK & BROTHERS..
8 miles west Of Clsfksville, and 8 miles south oil
Louisiana, Pike county Mo. Price 10 cents.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given TO all persons interest
~ ed in the estate Of Samuel Nally, decd. that
/ took in charge the estate Of said deceased on the
.lIth day Of March 1851. All persons indebted
TO said estate are requested TO make immediate
day meni, and thnse having claims against the
same are requested to present them properly au-
IihenIrcatcd within one year from the above date,
|or they may be prrcluded from any Of the benefits
aud If not presented within three years,
they will be forever barred.
II. G.. EDWARDS,
Public Adm'r Of Pike Co.
March 18th lS5I-3w
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NOTICE.

A LII those indebted to Thomas Cash, jr. &
IA Co., are respectfully invited to call and
close their accounts, either with the cash or BY
note, as it is extremely unpleasant 10 have as-
counts stand two or three years.
THOS. CASH, in. & co.
Louisiana, March 10th, 1861.
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LOUISIANA PRICES CURRENT.

LOUISIANA PRICES CURRENT.
Wheat-6O to 63.
Corn-25.
Oats-25.
Hemp-$3 so to So IS.
Tobacco-S5t to SO per 100 lbs.
Pork-$3 90 to So 25
Lard-6 t" &c per 10.
Butter-l0 to IL per 10.
FIaxseed-$l 25 yer busi,el.
Dried Apples-90c to 81 per bushel.
Peaches-$l to 81 % do
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1-The county court OF Fayette county,
XIV. has subscribed 5000, 600 to the stock Of
the Lexington and MaysviIle Railroad.
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Land Claims.

T r. HENDERSON, Of Louisiana, VIII sttend
20 to all claims entrusted 10 bic care, BY those
entitled to bouaty land under the act Of Congresa
Sept. 2Sth, 1850, granting bounty land
20 the aoldiers (ortheir widows or minor childrenl
Of 16i2, and The Indian wars since 1870.
| g.B. RENpERepN.
NoremSe. isth ieaos
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IL Court of Common Pleas has been
established at Weston, Mo-, and L. d. Bird
appointed Judge.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
In has been Granted letters of administration on
the estate Of JuBAL EARLY, deceased, by the
Judge of the Probate Court "f Pike county Mo-,
bearing date 24t, January 1851.
All persons having claims against said estate
are notified to exhibit them for allowance within
one year from the date OF said letters. or they may
be precluded from any benefit Of said estate; and
if not exhibited within three years they will be
forever barred. GILES. II. EARLY,
February 18th 1851. Administrator.
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r MO fl L.
FASHIONABLE TAILORING,

The subscriber having removed his shop to the
! b%uiliing lately occupied by A. d. Lsndram.
on Georgia street, begs leave to say TO the public
he is prepared 10 make all garments in his
line in the neatest and most fashionable manner.
has received a new and fashionable sssort-
ment of Cloths. Cassimeres. Satiinetis, Vesiings,
Coat trimu inss, &c. &C., Of every variety, and
is therefore enabl. d to furnish coats, rsnts, vests,
&C., at the lowest prices. J. SENEZ.
Louisiana, April Nth, l85l-ly.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons interest
III ed, that the undersigned has obtained Of the
county court for Pike county, Missouri, letters OF
administration of the goods unadministered OF tbs
estate of Henry T. Kent, deceased, lately in
charge Of Thomas J. C. Faeg, bearing date Feb
ruary 9th, 1851. All persons having claims -
Isainst said estate are therefore notified to present.
them fer allowance, and that unless they be exc
hibited within three years from the date Of the let.
tiers of administration heretofore granted to said
lFags, they will be forever barred.
JEREMIAH ROBERTS, Admir-.
March 18th IS51-Sw.
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10000 bushels Corn,
5000 bushels Oats,
80, 900 lbs. Bacon,
5000 lbs. Lard;
100 Barrels White Beams
1000 lbs. Feathers;
1000 lbs. Beeswax;
1000 Dry Hipes;
500 Bushels Flaxseed,
500 Dozen Eggs, at
LUCE s. MURRAr1.
March oath, 1851.
|PLOUGHS! PLOUGHSM PLOUGHSm
TEWETT'S Steel Cary. and MorrOw's Tully
IaB Ploughs, on hand and for sale BY
LUCE & MURRAY.
narch oath, 1851.
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Administrators Notice
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given TO all person. interest
~ I'd in the estate Of Gipson C"tLrcn, deceased.
tina: l took charge Of the estate Of said deceased
on the llth day Of March 1851.
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment, and those having
demands against the same are requested to present
them properly authenticated within one year from
the above date, or they may be Precluded from
any benefit OF said estate; and if not presented
within three years, they will be fore yer barred.
II. G. EDWARDS,
Public Admir-. Of Pike county.
March 18th, lS5l-3w
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WHITE LEAD, pure, and No. l Red Lead, We
netian Red, chrome green and yellow Lither
age, &c., Tor sale by j. WILLIAMS & co.
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CRY DRUG STORE.
J. WILLIAMS & CO.,

J. WILLIAMS & CO.,
MOULD respectfully inform their friends and
" customers, that they are now in receipt Of their
Spring supply Of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, PARRISH
es, Brushes, Dye Sfnfs, Perfumery,
C0nfeetionary, &c;
Which, in addition TO their former stock, renders
their supply very complete.
II They have lately removed from Water to
MAN Street, two doors north of I. N. Bryson
& Co.. where they would be happy to see their
friends and customers and also beg leave to re-
turn their thanks TO the public far the patronage
heretofore bestowed, and hope to merit q coLtin'
uapce of the same.
Louisiana, April 18th, 1851.
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SPRING and SUMMER GOODS.
90 j

TINE subscriber Is just inrecceIpt Of a new and
l. general assortment of
SPRING yAND SUMNER GOODS,
which he is selling at the very LOWEST PRICES
for Cash. His stock embraces nearly every de-
~scription of STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS,
SHOES, &c., SC.
To which he invites the attention Of all
who wish to buy their goods at lou prices:
To my old customers ! would say that
feel under many obligations for their pat
ronage, ard hope by strict attention to their
wants to merit a continuance of the same.
JOHN. A. ROBINSON,
Main street, Louisiana.
March 3Ist, 1851.
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!DURE OLD PORT WINE, Medara Wine, Otard
III and CognlaI Brandies. for Medical purposes,
for sale at the city drug store Of
J. WILLIAMS & CO.
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HANDLES, Rasins, Figs, Brazilian Nuts, Al
u monds, Regalia and Principer Cigars, Of a SUI
perior quality, for sale at the City Drug Store,
Main ST., Louisiana. J. WILLIAMS g. Co.
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INSEED OIL. Sperm OIL, Lard Oil, Olive Oil
II of superior quality, for sale by
Zap. ISL J. WILLIAMS co.
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Administrators Notice,

March 81, 1851.