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NEW BOOkS. NEW BOOhS:-Lec.
~ lures on the Apocalypse: Critical, Expository,
and Practical, delivered before the University of
Cambridge, being the Hulsean Lectures for the
year ls4s, by Chr. Wordsworth, D d, Can n of
Westminster, formerly Fellow Of Trinity College,
Cambridge. and Public Orator of the University
from the End London edition.
The Elements of Christian Science: a Treatise
upon Moral Philosophy and Practice, by w Adams,
STP.
The Last Enemy, Conquering and Conquered, by
George Burgess, D D, Bishop of the Protestant
Episcopal Church in Maine
Naomi, or the Last Days of Jerusalem, by Mrs J
Webb, author OF the Beloved Disciple, &c.
Elements of Instruction, concerning the Church,
for the of young persons, by Chr. Words
worth. edited and enlarged, by Hugh Davy Evans.
The Riches that Bring 70 Sorrow, by Rev Frs.
kline Neale, A, Rector of Kertou, and Chaplain to
Earl Spencer.
Theophilus Americanus by Chr. Wordsworth,
edited by Fl d Evans. A. MORRIS.
je3 81 Main street.
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SALAMANDER SAFES.-A further supply
~ (and We always have on hand all sizes,) of Her
rings really fire proof Safes, at the New York fac
tory prices delivered in the city, warranted to be
the genuine kind, to stand the most intense heat,
and to preserve IT'S contents from injury.
FRY a. McCANDLISH, Agents
je3 Cary street.
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~ DIR. j. =. Roses sarsaparilla.-
BLOOD PURIFIER.-A Great Spring and Sananser
Medicine This Sarsaparilla compound is made
bined with other ingredients, renders it the very
best Sarsaparilla compound made for purifying and
enriching the blood, and to cure all skin eruptions
and skin diseases, scrofulous sores, venereal dis
and its bad effects ia the constitution, dropsi-
cal elIings, rheumatism from the use of mercury,
biles, old sores, kidney and bladder affections,
cleansing the system from mercury, and raising up
a weak and impaired constitution from any cause.
1t improves the appetite, enlivens the spirits and
d summer drink in cold water, il is pleasant,
useful and medicinal beverage All familiesshoeld
have bottle by them. Quart bottles 81; small bot.
ties SO cents.
For sale by Adie e. Gray, Purcell, Ladd Co.,
Bennett a. Beers, r. k. Duval, Gaynor d. Wood, O..
A Strecker, A. Bodeker, ]. Blair and w. P. Ladd.
NV lS
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10 TO the Citizens Of Richmond and

f~ To the Citizens Of Richmond and
Transient Visiters.-if you wish to have your
hair cut and dressed in the most fashionable and
tasteful style and your whiskers changed to beau.
tiful black brown color, please call at the Hair
Dressing, Shaving, Shampooing and Bathing Saloon
under the American Hotel
Blot, Cold and Shower BATHS can be had
daily at all hours, until IL o'clock, p. M. American
Hotel entrance llth street. Single Bath 25 cts,
or five tickets for 81.
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MANAGER'S OFFICE,
r. FRANCE 81 CO,
Successors to Il. Morris e. Coz
This Day.-Capitals: $4,000, of 5000. 30
5000, 90 of 1,00u, &c. 70 numbers, l3 drawn
Tickets IS.
Also, the Dollar Lottery Capitals: s3,75O, of
750, &c.
Drawn Nos of Bel Air, %:
10 81 Is IA 81 ~ 80 81 % 80 50 20 &C. 90
je3 G. w. PURCELL.
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/ NOTICE TO wHeM n MAJ cor.
IN Germ Mr.. VINCENT G0QDsON takes ne
liberty Of stating to the citi1sne q Ricnmone tnat
= Mrs. Harrxt H. Dalton hss, nom ;his dste, slst
a. May, 1854, thrown hef.ef undef bis proteeuon
hereby give notice that her business m future VIII
be conducted, with her consent, In my name AZ
bills contracted for In her name or u my name, VIII
be promptly attended to- but no bills ~
william Dalton viii be countenanced- forewarn
oil persons against credidng William Dalton on
Mrs. Daton's account, or IN my name, from the
date of the 3,st OF May, 1852
hereby rive notice that Mrs. Dalton requests
me TO state Tor her that she will at proper time,
make application for q divorce from WILLIAM
DALTON upon the following facts, brought before
William Lambert, Mayor, by Vincent Gooosoh'
Harriet Dalton, and other witnesses, undei osIn'
viz Drunkenness i'll treatment, abusive ana Insult
ing language to his wife, children and lanes 10 IeI
Observation-Disclosures the house OF sundy sIncies
of t,rniture even the child rens clothing and giving
no support to his wife, children himself ana iadies
in her employment. ,,.,,, ~.
| respectfully request William Dalton never to
modest or enter Mrs Dslton's premises while she
i under my protection, or he viii be dealt with as
the law directs.
! subscribe myself, very respectfully,
;o1ts VINCENT GOODSON
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- How often is it that we neglect a slight
wound, burn, swelling or pain, in the vain hope
that it will be well enough in day two; instead
of getting well they grow worse, tester, and perhaps
modification takes place and the limb has to be am,
putated; when if a little of II. G. Farrel's Arab.
an Liuiment had been applied at the time of the
accident it would have cured it Immediately, See
advertisement je 2-6t
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TALLANTS LOOK AT THIs.-GeDts
VI wishing to hire very handsome. light and
new BUGGY without horse, can 9 ct one to suit
their fancy, at BARNES & sWEENEY'S, on
Franklin st., square below the old Market
je 3-2tS
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d THE TEMPERANCE CONvEN.

RI THE TEMPERANCE CONVEN.
TION.-The members are respectfully invi-
ted, during their visit to the Metropolis, to
- drop 10 at the large and beautiful store, pop
ularly known as the ladies Saloon" whore they
will always find sparkling draught of their favo-
rite beverage, and retired and pleasant seats at
their service The "Sons" are invited to bring the
daughters" along with them, and we VIII take
pleasure in showing them as large and varied an
assortment of Boots, Shoes, Trunks, &c, of all
styles and at low prices as they ever sold for in
Virginia Remember the address,
WHITE e. PAGE, 20 Main street.
ie3 3 doors below Dooley's Hat store.
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sTKATTON'S OFFICE,

=
40 80 II AZ SO 90 AZ Is IA So 81 rs 70 So 6.
Ticket Nos 6 80 46, prize of $50 sold and paid
by STRATTON.
For To-Day-Kentucky, No l2s Capital $40.
600. Ticket 90.
Also, Delaware, Extra, No IA. Capital s25,WO.
Ticket So. je3
mo CONTRACTORS.-V CEN.
l. TRIAL RAILROAD.-Sealedpr proposals viii be
received at the Engineers Office of the Virginia
Central Railroad, Gsrdonsvile. on the 18th day Of
June, 1852, for the laying Of 81 miles of super.
structure with heavy rail-between Woodvile
and Meechum's River. Also for nine hundred feet
of trestle work at Gordonsvile. Drawinga and
specifications of the work may be seen from the
l4th to the 18th of June inclusive.
The best of references will be required
By order of the President and Directors
je2-dtd T. GOLDEN RUGGLES, C. E.
Times. Enquirer and Republican please copyl
N RIMMIMGs, TRIMMINGS.-We have
i just received, another supply of Fringes,
Gimp Braids, Buttons, ETC.. all of the latest pat
terms and the most desirable colors. Also, large
assortment of white and cold Linen and Cotton
Trimmings, used for childrens wear, which sell at
very low prices, by the piece. As Trimmings are
becoming scarce, and new importations will not
take place before fall, we would advise purchasers
to give us an early call.
HlRSH g. BOTTCHER,
l q n IL
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WIRE DISH COvEKs.-Tne above are a
w new article of Cover to put over meat, fruit,
pies, &c, to keep of flies or small insects They
fine woven wire, are of various shapes and sizes.
viz: round oval and oblong, and win suit both
plates and dishes of any size. They are very cheap
varying in price from 1s2 cents to 81 so. Their
usefulness is such that no housekeeper should be
without them. For sale at the House Furnishing
Emporium of
lie 3 T., GTNTER
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LAMDkRrss OHYaCR-
14M Street, unler RxeSss.s
Drasn numbers KenaacKy, No 1as. I.,. :.
H 10 Is % isl17l 1S Ms ~;
Uswn NOS OF Delaware, TX. IA Inns
90 - ~ - ~ 6o ~ "a 66 50 IS II az o.
HAN TICKET ~ Il So prize Of s2s
Fer Ts-Day.-The Delaware s snmSERT
Class, Ex, No. .H-CspitaIs S25. ON afsr ~,
GOO. ssss 10 Of GOO, &c. IS numbers IL sy. 40
Also--A Two Dollar Lottery =.
GKEGOKY Z NA1RV
Successors % J. w. Maury e c.. NJ.
Office, No. @. Main Street.
Drawn Nos. Delaware Lottery, Class IA yv,..
s7A 50 go 10 ~ 1 G. 1 81 s. !,
scheme To-day Capitals: SOS So ~ sooo
5000, 30oo 1892, 10 prizes Of 1000, 10 Of SOD ~
300 20 Of $50, les of 100, &c. Is nunS ny, ~ Q
drawn. Tickets IS ~
Also-Capitals: $4,000, 5000 1000 100. ,oO.
&c. 7s numbers, Is drawn. Tickets 81 ,s -
sTATHAM's LOTTERY OFEICF-
WALL sTKEET, UNDER CITY HOTEL.
(Chalks old stand.)
Drawn Nos Paispsco Isl, Jupe,.
e3 e. &c &c Gil 80 50 is "a 81 ~.
For Te.Day.-Carroli County, 81 ;--cs,;,.,.
$4,000, of 6U0o. OF 1000, 20 Of 600 81 naa.
bers, Is drawn. Tickets S. % num-
Also, Small Fry. Tickets 81.
je3 w. H. sTATHAu
SMITHS LOTTERY OFF"
No. liz Broad Street, Shockoe Hill, oppos,s P,.,
ericksburg Depot -su'
For TO.Day.--Carron County, 81 -Csni,.,..
of Sls, 600, Of 5000, 3 of 5000, 20 of Ion q.
70 numbers, 10 drawn ballots. Tickets S. shsre e
in proportion.
Also, Small Fry. Capitals | of s., $50 of7so
IS numbers, - drawn. Tickets 81
my Aim SMITH.
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my IL

- In the late hre San francisco, we notice
"a large quantity of Ayers Cherry Pectoral burned
in the possession of one of the Druggists OF that
city. Gold will not control disease, and even in
that Ophir country they must provide this best OF
all remedies for colds, cou CHS and affections OF the
lungs. Indeed, we happen to know that it is an
almost indispensable companion of the muleteers
and miners. who are so much and continually
exposed to the changing atmosphere of that
climate. je 1-3t
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A PRIVATE SALE just received, a large
IA and splendid collection of Candelaoras. Ethe
real Lamps, Boquet Holders, Brass Spittoons. &c
which will be exhibited at private sale for few
days and will be sold wholesale or retail. Mer-
chants are respectfully invited to call and examine
the stock, which will be sold privately upon ac-
commodatDg terms
les ALEX MOTT & co.
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09T.-On Thursday last, Gsold 1hirt. Sos
- eons with whibs eel, and he name q ~
owner on the back. The 6ndeS uiil - rwardet
By leaving II ct tlis oGace. je3-Jt1
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= = = = Y
sOFFICIEL,.
PrOCEGMsatjOss
PAR JOSEPH WALKER, %
DE IiETAT DE IA LOursTANH


~ Audu Ia Convention gal s'est asaeb6s captole
Baton Rouge dams Ia but de re Constitution que
mmtdiatsment spraa lonsmnt do Ia Convention
pubsa proclamation dams aquele erdcanera
dc lEa autorses par o Organiser rseon PAS
ssmbse GenSrae douvr acntin dana sqc paos Eat
endos ndiquts par lo e Mard do Novembe pro-
chain pour consur 10 psupe de Eat adsponoule reject
cstte Constitution" que "lus eonmas qui auont preside
exaneron on ct copteron sus les bulletins ddpo puts lis
ranmetont lie sultata Secrare dEat reimbursement dis
positions de Ia loi actusle les tcons osque rapport
msses e cnquiame Lund de Novembrc e rapport
Nest plus tot da devo du Gouyene du secrsre
dEt Tdsorler d'Ea d6pouer pre-
de qu voadront ater cee optaon les
pour adopon 10 reject dc Ia Contuon S rsue du
rapport sommsrea quune maor des suge recus
favour ratification de la Constitution, lie Gouveeur annon-
proclamation cette Constitution ds Cons-
Louisiana Mu quo acespae
etee, du deyo du Gouveneur de re pubr dams lie
journal Convention lie rasua de appe peupe
vox donnes dams chaque paoe pour
suon" En- eona6quence confomement la dte ordonnsnce
pone pesnte h vote o donn6 chaqe paross pour
gu coutre In Constitution, leauel eat comus suit
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OFFICIAL.
PrOclasssatj0ss
BY JOSEPH WALKER,

E fUuyGhNuh Uf IhE SIAI0- Of LOUlSlANA.
a. Whereas the Convention that assembled Capitol In Baton
Rouge for the purpose Of forming cOnsuon did oran In
easy after the adjournment Of The Convention Governor shall
issue bis proclamation directing the several o this author
lied by law to hsld elections Members Il the General Assembly
open and hold poll Parish Of tbs State the placer degna
tod ny law upon tbs first Tuesday November for the purpose
taking the sense Of the COED people this State regard adop
ton Or rejection d this csasueu that "hs Commissioners
designated to preside at said ps sha carefully examine
each ballot and forthwith make due thereof Secretary
State IN conformity with existing lava upon the subject elections;
ani uPsn the receipt Of said reuns the H Monday No
ysmbe the returns be net ecovod shall be The duty the
Govenor the Secretary Of State the Attorney General and State
Treasurer the Of all such may attend
compare the votes given said polls the ratification rejection Of
this Constuon and fithsl appear from aid RETURNS that majority
Of AL the votes vs Of sng the Constitution then shall be
the duty the Governor to make proclamation and thence
forth this Constitution sha be ordained a. the Cons
ton the State LuAna but whether hs Constitution DO accepted
ercesd shall be the duty the Governor published
the official the Convention the the polls showing
number of each Parish for axanst the ad cos
ton Thereiore conformity with sAa ordinance hereby pro-
claim the oa vote cast each Psh against tho Consu
-. r.~..-
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4 Wis DETECTION sous pempire de la No

"A yele Observation-Disclosures writ d'6lecion
99smo jour de Noyembre 1852 moi Excel
nce Joseph Walker Gouveneu lEtat Lousane
sura qua6es de Ia
election enue lie UD 2me jour de DecenbrO pour
mer les oaicers e-apres, d sayoir
GOuVERNEuR ct LIEUTENANT GOuVEENEUR DE L,ETAT
DE LA LOUISIANA:
SECRETAIRM D,ETAT; AyoCAT GENERAL; TREsoRIER DE
TAT SURlNTENDAET DE LEDUCATION PLJBLIpUE ct MEM
BRES DE LASS EMBLEE G ENERALE, ainsi quill suit
IN Stnateu pour 10 district ds de Paquem
dc 81 ct do eets pare de paros1s Orleans
rive droite du feuve Slississppi.
Qats senateus dct compt ce part de parose
dor cans ait 60 sur Ia gche du fuve Mississippi
eee parte de vile de la Nouye Odaus comprise
dams les lmises de la Vile de Lafayette
I'm Repr6sentatan Ia paroisse Orleans (riye due)
Denx Repeasntsns Ia Dist Nile.
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MARIE DE LA NoUvELLE- ORLEANS. g

1vA Decsmhre l52n vertu des resolutions $40 u
Conse Gomnnn de la vile dc Ia Nouvele ons approuvees
Aou ct lie &c Oobre, 1882
lacte de Legislature dc Etat ousiane ntui ae,e
nant la eence af6a ct la aueu dams a an
prouve IL 4 Mars, lS52-- $3.50 ' w
Avis est preene donne quuno eu par les yo,a
qualities de cste vile le quaiame LUNDI Derme aee on
DO &c mo atn de connatre opinn h bon penpe
question snvo 81 on dounea
Gates pour la vente des lqueurs fortes vile.
yoant opinion bulletin equ
seront eeiits gu inprmes les LICENSE PAS DE L.
votnnt. ~ =
polls ssont ouve emes ndros dasignes pour
reflection dE qu lieu Jour-
JUICES Ct grsh 70 qai seront nommes pour la preier.
Les CommissAres Pelrc
meuieut i la o Tdec7l :, A. D. CRC)SSAIAN Nsir,.
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lvk Der lSsaBy virtue Of resolutions Nos
Council oil the city Orleans the
and 96h October 1882 and also tho
Statute Of the Legislature Of the State of Louisiana
concerning the licensing Of drinking houses and the
Notice hereby given that election will held the quail
fed tha city the fourth MONDAY December being
9Th this month"; for the Of determining
good people this city question granting OF Withholding
licenses drinking houses the liquors in tbs
city.
Each voter will his opinion dsposng
shall be inscribed printed LICENSE" "NO LIOENSEn
such words will distinctly the intention the
The polls will be opened at The places
holding elections day. under the spernteu
the '-.s...
Of Election will make the Msyor
ssprsAeribed by Law. [dee1 "a: D. cRossMAN, Mayor.
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a coach standing across pathway in Bos-
~, to gentlemen coming up requested the goodman
e - IL sould not, and = lady (il whe had Just
"a o)ntly tod the goodman not to stir Thercupon
~ 40 xensmsn passed In coach door and ont
- tt 70 The extreme discomposure Of another lady
l9eds the coach, Better stilla party of sailors
followed the gentlemen and scrambled through
~ carriage after them
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NIoTICE OF ELECTION under the new Co

NOTICE OF ELECTION under the new Con-
to writ election beariog date tho sad
Of November 1854 and directed by hs ExeesnGy
Of the State Of the quail fed voters the
MONDAY the 9TH Of December 1851 the following
FOR GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF THE
STATE OF LOUISIANA;
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE; ATTORNEY GENERAL STATE
TREASURER; SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC EDUCATION and
MEMBERS oE THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY as follows to wits
One Senator for the District OF the Parishes Plaquemnes
ST. Bernard the Parish Of Orleans situated right
bank of the Mississippi river.
-Four the District OF that Parish
Orleans situated the bank the Assisspp river together
with Of the city of Newoesns which comprised
the former limits Of the city Of Lafayette
Representative for the Parish of Orleans bauk)
RAM
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LIE u,n ouser jour ,ndt depths heure u ntn usq'
heas d so .ndIois seront d6sgnes Ia suryc
des refers nomnea lie Con ell
dermen de a Noaysle Jury de Police pour pun
tie do la paroisse su6e La rive droite du euve Mas aspp
hon deva ee ondue ct les reteu dupata
ieres au soussgn6, commencement d Ia l0i.
Bnrsau du Sheriff do Ia pirosse 0rean lie 10 Decembre 1852
JAMES p. FRERET Sbsrif
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NJEw ADyERTIsEMENT--Let every body
HEkDIT.

MEW ADVEkTlSEMEAT--Let every body
,s, NO. !.
r. r. r. qsM
| sas1 R9DW.aY'S READY RELLEFS,s
Is THE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EVER REcoRDEDINrHE
MEDICAL HISTORY OF THE WORLD THAT HAS STOPPED
THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS In A FEW SECONDS.
twlls.op THE MOST SEVERE PAINS IN FIVE MINUTES OR
NJ fsid %s s1s
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL. .15ae51
in giving the tsmensng and
TO THE sIcK AND PAIN-sUFFEBINa OF NEW
ORLEANS.
Ga r. SsifE
iii 81 SaSS FaS \ fs6H TsSzE sS5Tss
IN NINETY c4sEs on or RJEpsSD.
s sH5sstah 4 4 g ssS A 5Ssss
$s S $sHgA 5 s;s sESsS
s sss.iss II Si$E AfSSTss
s s H EARAf g gEgTEss sS TTFs
sSEE 81 sSSh a SSe4z
e NS S s azs pag,sEs
s.
| s'''A' w 49, sToK HEADACHE 1E e4s
HAR zfKE
poisonous acids Of the sy'i TEN ,,vrsu,ou
.srsh aad spsnss and heavy feelings u
| IN BATHING,
sss s s' We s1s &:
body every morning. Will healthy
rsven disease end cknssa headnchs and binusnepa.
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
P.4s R siss Ehu1 s. ss u.s.
minaseheeks the dfeng discharges will speedily
NEURALGIA.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF peeasea
sqsSs q pain e @ L.
saicna departing pan II ha thousands Of tbs city Of
sss IL at I'd ssF ii@Gs ssa
nsY strengthen sh nsyou7 yse and ppy the with
| psns.
PAINS RELIEVED IN FTPE MINUTES.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF lstop the
Rhsamatn almgst instantly Persons living this W
were top toe, whoe ontn
hs aas ss s s
thousands in the city of NewYrk and hundreds Of thousands
eaey READY for the Of me sysiy
the Union the last four tested
CHILL FEVER. {.
CH1LLg STOPPED IN a FEW AIEUTEs-p4KH RELIEpED
LNsTAFTHY.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF aetaite
with health and strength syan
PAINS OF ALI KINDS.
1s,Ty OUT YIN sCgy p M READY
RhabY kRs IL tyi s .s
RADWAY Il CO.. 1872 Fulton stset, NewYsrk.
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
JOHN WRIGHT CO., l5l ChaItres street. NevOrleans
w General Agent who will supply daers In the country at Rad
WY COIL prices
LARGE BOTTLES, 20
MEDiqa " 50
NJ seld slse 6 ssof, Mnrs,ino street. and BY
aas "a, Il r R.,or aAbWAys EEanvHrttHp, mhsr,v.w
EN EAHNESyr0rE,S " II - MI LrI n n 49,
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The polls viii be opened the above mentioned
of o'clock III the morning until o'clock the evening"
established and
Clerks appointed the Board Aldermen city
Orleans and BY the Police Jury for that the Parish
bank of The Mississippi river the election be duplicate
the undeIsiensd according to law.
sheEa's Office, Parish OF Orleans, Dec. 10, 1852.
dycI4 p
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MARIE DE La neutrality-suspicious., q

1vl Dacemb la resolution Consel
Conmun de Ia vile de la Souve apProuv6s lie Decne
1852 u
Avis donpa quune election lieu lie
LuND dc Dembre, s1e Jour de n les lament
qualities du Premier District les PREMIER Second Tro
sGe Mads dc L vile DO a nommsr DEUX
tIOn James Rsbb lHon James
Les polls nems endros pour
PGecan dEat lieu 10 des
1uges Ct Greifcrs qui seront NOMINEES pour Pesder.
Les Cemmssares eront eura Mire o
dec7 A. D. CRoSSMAN Marie
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eADs ~ WkIesrT-A contributor to the Knickerboch-
~ Shoeas present. whsn Denlel Webster delivered his
~ aadrsas Il the lg Of the corner stsne Of
- 1uakA I'M Monument, s zSys:
Z AMAesd blseksmith standing near me- whose memory
fui q revolutionary "Reminiscences was much ex-
~ 4Sn9E pSsta Of the orston Once he turned to
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DObYsss s Hay-3.t1agtOss's
AGUERREoTYPE AND STOCK DNpOT


Ths we'll establishment having been thoroughly repaired,
enlarged improved the pfopeos invite the attention the public
in the noss superior styls and inish
NJ ied complete APPARATUS
s prices Vohtandsr French Harson Lewis and Hslon
Quick working Plates sriean and Fech) Gases,
Stands Boxes Bath Chenca with every
pAGuEaREoTyPG BUSINESS, constantly hand snd for sale
Wholesale and retai. jnn6 u
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p ICE-60 tierces prime Carolina, for sale by
u y nova1 CONVERSE CO.. 81 Tehoupitouas stree, =
nAKUM-l200 bales for sale
~ deci As1s'-r<><AXk~S> eel
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~ ahrcugh the ao.ist little village i 81

~ t6 3 State, ~ days ago, felow-pas enger
lea ~ 70 ~ wSsthefs beaten house Of worship as
~ 49, ~ heard, on rainy occasor the
pS1yer nom the staid preacher: isWe thank
At lor ths gpodly number here Tonight and that
~ ~ 4eEe NOW thstanding the inclelnency Of the
tss5 16adfson (Ind.3 Banner a
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I'D A. FAHNEsTOCKs YERMIFuGE..

-Ds From B, T. HolNnR HI shore, Ttin I, 1851
Messra. b. A. Fahneslock CoGentemen been selling
serniuga for several this
has given nte satisaet is ndisrensbe article
famil with whom kind will persons
vicinity could testify it's efficacy in relieving suffering
health. The quantity of expelled
exceeds belief Every family should have supply
am and want supply possible. b. T. HoLIfNS.
kR- Beware OF eounteries and intnions fts
TB Sold wholesale by all principal
other cities, and by country merchants generally
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Grgystal Fognt Division No. q, g. Of T.Mee,s every
THURSDAY ata o'clock Temperance Hail. No. Charles
,.ree. 0rn for the ensuing quarter: W H ELIa, W s.
Baows, W Al g. RNe r. S. H. w. EILIa, A. r. 81 E. boorH,
Fs s. HAaEs 7. D. w. BRows, HEso o.; VIZ.
WATSON, !. ST. r. W. POWELL, O. s. - iy9t
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ING q. o'clock the Temple Hall No. as9 ohoiplas
following the officers for the THos R. Rap
W r. 2. r. CAnssN A.. AZ AlcQUAIrkn, R. ST. A. RosENwIs
A. 81 buTNs 81 WM WEirsBTr T.; BRIcKMYEa, C.i
DoNpE, HUGH GRAHAM, ST. A. LAMBERT, O. SICK
VISITING BRtcgYRn iai NewIevee;
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