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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-24
rnE BATON ROUGE GAZETTE, 4 4
WIEIFREE & BRYAN, rrorfsstofs,
IS odfiee on Tioriak street.
T 8 rm 81.

a23 481 H73FT7SS "a a a - VI N q
"A The MA T ON RD DUGE GA zETvTE H. reblish'
d every morning, at $500 per ailntIus
payable III advance, or $500 At the uxpiraflon g
six month";. sf IA II ssp sssssS a a,
,iasfG GADvER1fsfNG-L u One dollar per lqaarc foi
ihc first Insertion and halfthat price fof every
sabssqpnnB lines, erless, conssitli'
alnyE yErA ss'Ea5e RqY Af,yrnTIsiNts Merchants. Tsa.
ders, ard otters viii be contracted with on The
n most lbcrnl terms
~ All llPOlITfC ADD in r. SsEs, fortbe exclu-
sive benefit of individuals VIII be charged AZ I'D
veftiseDefits 4 "A g. sss U. lss8
ss't6 An ADVERTISEMENTS of i PERsoNAL
N AtTURB tsyAeaessr admittedly will be charged
at the rate e f,Yo dollnrs per square, and payment
required Invariably in advance 81. s I.
ATT Advertisements not rli,Ulsed with thassur1-
her of insertions viii l publ gled till fofbi Of at
she opionofftls pablislisr.
IBID PROFESSIONAL ADVERTISEMENTS
hIsortef lines oiiess, aoi aiterable, months y b
III Dofn d. do kdo do do 10.
". 10 DO DO do 40 1 year i5l
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-24
~ 773 0F17 = T7777
For Sale.

IA NGlls WOMAN, a good washer aud
n cook. The sad negro Woman can ne puf-
ti,asss ~ 1dw fries fot taslI Of psyafe NJ
For particulars, afpiy fgila lfasrfgtiss. She wi.I
BE osed af peliIif fals On Saturday tlae 3ltinst,,
unless previously mold. g, 8. .,s,
jan i7-St II. v. DAI,IM
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-24

EI'E mis- ail depot de Baton Rouae. ID. |
n Janyier, 1882. par ]. a. Dufroeq. !. Il, ilf
1agre iotnmG III n, sll6 dscnvIron 2s as, pied.
10 posces dc hatsteur dK qIl,il appaftiena Mt'
1.etpf, macon isau CygaealRo, Tfoisiel1le Muaiei.
paliie Ledit itnegre 3 6icEol,y6 d botd sdu Win.
Field Scott Le 11sopri6iara csf reqilis dc Ii re.
tirer en- payaiif ies frais. JAZZ u t1D0M, n9
iansier q, 1885,. jan II, Gssolier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-24
ST asrE DF Lto NA.
.,f'nvss|5 of lna Btstoz Rouge sSsssiss577
il3ieidz D;sEsssfct Con-

xEkA EEdsz A*4{&&k 1sS & sSsz ss
EE4T ylftae DE 1n ozder of seizure aud sa1e ~
- s9et ia 6b0ts entitled cause md to llle
gliltn19j k3S sg Ai4tIi ssissriuk Netsfi
rand Kafp Hsfs6 38 Ea<f Haton Rfiuzen sexe
(6s INA q 35ff IN <lesterg nesf 1859 ax DO
xlals slse titles iatsfsss 4kai
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-24
Is1lAT DE lii f.0lTIsIaN pareiss1
sas dskfSssl Eaton f0ilgu.l
..5i derd7tt lctsfs III fJ0SSses7s6 l)ist1'sct q
ntaintcnesst d0 yfzsme .D;st1lct.
Is5i H. sS. ~. g,AKEY

~ 1J5sA AHIslSAstb y
I'm NERTr dain crere DE- n I'll addressd u
T. Slaerif de- laS pargsse dist Baton Rouge
par honorable cpur sdlh tixieneg aistflc
judiciaire .danss on Ieur Ia p:sroisse dis
\ Iason lsouge, Etat de la Iolisiaue, J'ex4
.l,uaerai en gensa pisbhque, Sanedf Id 7aae
ssjopr ds Fevrief prosi1ain 1852 Ala porte
la Ia iaaison ID, Gues dams Ia willie d. Ba'
iorsRa,ige. M1l hsur du lnatif,, Ious
ies tirpits. titrGs int6rats at pretentit,ussds ds1
'ds fendeuf slal.tet n Ia propriete sslisaiit
livr6 par ID stIadit defendant popr payer
let satisfaire lestnagement, if1ter6t u fais
dams n pfoces ei tleHsusyeavoif.
s SITn l,l de terre sitlle dams gcette lpartie
as IA vile do Eaton Rouge, nrpeutie pnr
fen IT,. Beauraaafd ct designe sllf 10 Eplaii
supplenientaira tle la ditts vile con1a1ae1ct
No. 51e i'llcti Mo- /. nissuratlt soixanie
piesIs do face tsir Ia rue Natcliez et cent
vittqt nieds Dial eI,rofo,i1eure ct soixoIaie pieds
jn Ae;ive Missassip ppi--aussi lot No. 8 de
i'IIet sb, nort, Sn6silrant soixaiste, pieds'
stss la flie dil G Ganvefhcment par centpieds
u proGoundsus ct soixanto pisdsI siar ~
rue Isspagnole, M
CONDITIONS sde ia vente--comp
apec Leneiice & 6valuation. iap5, 6fs.
.TY F B1BTN, sslselsf.x
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-24
STATE on T6)LJfSIArg Al - r Ar IsIi
or EAST BATON ROUGE

ESHUI1A nv 4 a ft.t Ts3l.s "a
AZ s..sEr III q. g y nrisll IL Easf Iliciala
il III II Issnm1a N sf,'ass he. ggi.
El Virtue u 4 n iii of okias fl Ii, directed to
~ fhe sheflR of tha Parish Of East Baton
itea1Ee mid Sfsts v Loui aia, isslie from lie Lon,
ile k.y Until jnluial dlilrist cars. ID and for ts
1nris of East Faijelala and sialte of Totsiana Il
viii sspoae at fah III lie court lpars, ii tic
town .'f Baun Rntgs Oh Soiefdv. its se1'euA 4uy
iles iftares id claim of 1ary g. pcenres and T.
l) A ktratiaiHlfI and u fi,e f5lloviAg uiasds faf
Eliir, ia. viii :S sekiksEsY
Negro Hpuan Mans, alsd about lwenfysG i've t,ears.
nnd ler stn Jolits aHsd sbof lily traras snrefdefsd
by tue aforesaid ilefandaias 10 y aid fasisfg The
atiris qf Judgment, ialsrest 1iid epss In aIas boys
enfftIels Hiifs go ssssE
Terms of Hals cash with fis barefH If apnrase-
,Ine'it. !. J Bagfv4
jim 2, 1s5s-6t Shar.g
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-24

Of singular virue ii the cure f Ger ions Of Ills
JdyersF Mtie feeeTtly II was as|rertsirI TINT ii
Lungs. Cstgl be cl,rsali el,arasier, a., a,a q
W stsslal service III a diseases of pulmonary
eiiafhefefs - ss-s N
Il 1AIs. 4
Thisaticle .isross isisersallj Acknowledged Il
ne tIa aup4f Hring md efficient hl,lriitiun f,r
.leseasea II sleeayfs I1ae isTliasi ufggss
ilsslay rs Hsfaisr isrta q tie h'isnaIl beay Hs
inssieiHel snd 1NHttsafsas qnalises wars ltinlef-
stoa lse fe9s,ssaas ID tIse easly ages yof tl,s
MtErfd Aia no sii ftosy exiAs AlFsotbG acieaiiIie
men fhsi tle preslrsiisal s,esa III die sAiaHien
df bodies. was eoHIasrd principally &C tis ingteii
cnt. Iusniara il WAS intld vi fiji ii,fiyarssl
l,se tne,,g he sTgteH ef AnYfa. end n aisis
sar Ii feit Isinra;f as,sl ii fs only nediciuc
foran urisouad Hsatc &c Ills jnags NJ siis a,rTnei
% Il. 93osc s1iD are afglantesi with fI,e iisso-
Nv nfihia sfdg saae df 1iefs3 know il,at bsArsf
THoN cor l5Mrrins y iilll'loss sissee them Tie
tnedlcal faculty. III nil ka,unfics apEsar ID aye i,et
funw lhe great healisg pfIaatits NJ glsis ILL.,
iite. Hl, Hrs now ii,irodurfnR ii III eir pfaefice
Dr. BueIasl of England. Dr t.richspfn6f St
Feiersl.l.fg, " ~ Pieufs of Paris atd lls datin
ngshfs III ot5psf iiase bae la ilt habit Uf rom
hiag i With other ARTICLES u slleir irsscfIners,
ssiid with entife success fsss,
Bssoare N dountessiSs aaad tasc
i1titdz zio,ss.
Ty,e genuine srtie II sis.ssi T,ops rns.
0il 1iss en3rexat iffsll ssae1 Ia W q
Price, 8i rsr bottle, orsiy bottles ior s5. sold
s'soisfas Z g. aaa 'etnll y. sovi!@ 8. \ MIA q
Y ePa5sss lIaa ~ es' Ssa aa'' y la's y, ssw
Perry Dayis's Pain Killer.
For Bnu,s, bruises. Sprains guts, RIMHaiatimi.
Headache, Tuuihaehe Diarrhna, GhoIic,
1 l:holors, IiyseiSssuys Fc2r nsd Aglps, gsc.
0at Of numerous testimonials, ~ ur tic follow
ing; ING sEssss sss II
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-24
STATE OF ssNIJTSl ANA - r pAIlIsI1
or EASl' BATON ROUGE.

l4,s Moaxis. seventf, T,iat scli,t-
Teas'ss "a 4 II 4; cAnspi / n, aed q No. 2sss
YST Virtue of Msit II \. ya, directei to lie
I I'D sheriff of tlss Parish ut East Baton Rouge
frsia tila hon tIlesevensh judicial district court id
nud fNsi#l 9f IsEst feciatlta and Stase ~
shstisiaaa II WIN fs,su plibIie sale III sie ert
sse ti,pr. III It'll st,mu &c Baton Rouge. on Saiar-
da4, sssrHh 9st FhbrRu.Y, F5554 sptl ln'el9nk,
4 i'll. atl flie rSals. lille Interest NJ. eIffn ui
# tnrsli IN anssl ltotIie following deadrasasa slse
'e' M ..s " VII XII sIs.l sI,sa seventeen year.. s
saitffAnHeFaa ID aaie aid tarrnI ID sy ard ~alss
sle ass's,,sa aasmsas, interest," and epssa II ijs
sIl4ss.s entitled sssES s35 III ss3 /
s,sag VI sass eslsl, With tl.c bsnelit III
ssssni III y Bal;,is
lsn 4. isssss7st Ii ssasftfss
II..'FA Il I,1s Ia 1aDIjTs;I AlAgE,
Cor zss Geatssme llissrirt --I = 'af0isss
1Flsss I7esiesasso. ss
NC Moristss
1'tioMss e. CAntptE and ~ ssv'' gs,s
isaac s lAYLoit fss
Inn alunHvsi Id jis ta ADDRESSED asi sbafif
II he Ia paroikas n Esf Raton Reipge, par ileH-
orsb,e eonr da kapiiesse district ulIiciai1e dams
vi pouF u ParoIse Est sIieiuiia et Et5t de III
Eou ne ofslirti et venie ptibiqie b Ii porte DE-
l;s 1nsiso dc reDs dams laAyille de Eaten Rouge,
aaseas ID I'M AZ fsesiss, lsas. midi, tolis
les dscls, tilres est rretentlops dc ThQs
!: Carroll daas sst q pfoprisse Y syante sasoiis
lyIfea 6iS sept at,s qi 66 Tsndn par III aait Ea1-
roll, pour payer Ill satiSIaise ID nontant dun MI
genersa. int6f6ts III ifsis dams III snsdile alfaire
Conditions de IL venie compliant, avec bere-
fee d 'tsnliiatfon n. v. SBABTN.
ian S-Gis. II as lsl assts Sheriff
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-24
Dr. Rodgers
LIYERN1ORT and TAR.

a SAFE afid certain f,ire hi Gatsst,mniior ii
IA lla INisgH, pitiing Of Bisud. cnighs, Colds,
.Assht,at. pail is lie aids. yronrAiti#, iIoeri,V
Coasssl, aud all Pulmonary affections z
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-24
LIvESs WOHTs.

fIha plant has. for inany years laen found ID BE-
Of singular vrtl'e ii Tie eurs If Ger ions of Ills
liver Hfde sees1tly Il was aarerisliiIrd tint IL
possessed rssat lsyssef ID arrsatiug Bleeding d III
csselial service Ill alf diseases of il pulmonary
elfasncfefs ~ s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11
MIR. EWBANK,s ASSAILANTs.

We have already exposed some portion of
the insults and annoyances to which Mr.. Ew-
bank was exposed during the last two years Of
his service as Commissioner of Patents. We
have shown how he was peremptorily ordered,
in defiance Of his own judgment, Of the public
interest and of law, TO retain in his Bureau
at cost Of $4,000 year, one Daniel Lee, as
Agricultural Clerk'-an office unknown to the
law, and for which no appropriation has been
made by Congress. Now let us give some spe-
cimens Of the outrageous insults and calum-
MES which this Agricultural Clerk backed
up and sustained in his position by the Presi-
dent, was from day to day heaping upon his
official superior, TO whom he owed the appoint.
ment he chung to so indecently, and who had
never given him the least excuse for his ma
levolence.
In The Southern Cultirator, DANIEL LEE, NJ
d., Editor, for February, 1851, the chief edi.
torlal, though too long and too contemplate
10 be quoted entire, is devoted to attacks on
Mr.. Ewbank, Of which the following extracts
Will show the drift and general character:
The small sum annually appropriated by Congress
NioOo Tor the collection Of agricultural statistics and
preparing an annual report agriculture Is 60 far CON
sured for these objects as 10 leave yerv lr,Ie for
curing seeds for general distribution By law the whole
fund placed at the discretion Of the Gonuissioner Of
PATENT. who by one OF those mishaps that sometimes
occur 70 Edrn AbooHist and the liberal paror NJ 81.
,eo Not training in tina, company the editor o bis
Journal has 10 influence whatever with Mr. Evyb.nL
either in procuring distributing seeds althougb norn
na we have charge OF the Agricultural Department of
the Patent once hHortns The rnrorthy character Of
the Commissioner, when the appropriation for Agricn
tura purposes was before the Senate near the cose f
the last sessop Senator Dickinson moved that the mo
Sey ee eSPsnaed y sns seeretary Of the Interior M
Dsvs Of Mississippi and others following bis lend de-
teated the amendment offered by the Chairman OF the
Finance Committee" - '-s
Uisa sreA hum6Hs inmeehaaical science a, TSo,n,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11
MIR. WEBsTER,s SPEECHES.

The Boston Courier takes issue with 10 on
the subject Of Mr.. Everett's edition Of Web
ster's Speeches. Our charge was that this
was an accommodated, dOctored edition, In
tended to smooth the way to the Presidsncy
for Mr.. Webster, and that important Speeches
which might have been obtained and inserted
were omitted. We offered, if Mr.. EssysH
would indicate denial Of our position, to sas-
tain or publicly abandon it. But Mr.. Everett
keeps shady; even Mr.. Abbott, who aided Ia
preparing (or rather, in collecting) the
Speeches, says nothing, and The Courier does
not intimate that it has any authority nom
either to controvert our positions.
No matter: Our object is Truth; an1, y
we are in error, we shall be very glad to 10
tract. We will therefore instance Mr.. WEB
ster's powerful Speech to the People of REX
ingham County, n. H., just after the Declsea'
ton Of War against Great Britain in 1914 u
one Of which pamphlet copies are abundAsSy
to be found-we presume Mr.. Webster -
such, and probably Mr.. Everett has; and ve
think it can be found in the files Of the Boss
and New-Hampshire Federal papers OF Iss.'
Then there is Mr.. Webster's powerful speees
in Congress 1s19 in depreciation Of the Wn'
in which, replying to the plea that the VIZ
had thus far been disastrous because the fee'
eralists had not helped to prosecute it, he ssd'
"sir, this Is no new tune 1t is the plea Of 81
weak wicked Administration since the origin o. -
eTnment" &C. &c.
This Speech was widely circulated IN nc.-
papers and pamphlets at the time, and COP
Of it are certainly in existence. Is reas0I
bic to suppose that Mr. Webster kept no.
and that Mr.. Everett, living within siw
Harvard College Library, could not had ons
Mr.. Everett must have read it; and it ~
Speech that New-England Federalist Of
age would be likely to forget We are coz
dent neither of these Speeches ID conta'ne'
Mr.. Everett's six volumes, though We d"
them not now before Us.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11
TIE Cunro.rrr sHor OF Nrw.Yonr-we

undef1and rood authorfy That tho Venerable Sanfh
Claus has made TITLES Emporium No. 345 Broadway
bis special Headquarters for the incoming Holiday Cam
gain Under the direction and advice OF the yenetsoe ,
Europe every class Of Toy and Game that the ssnus Of the
votares Of fun and froc could invent Fsthers motner
brothers sisters and sunfs especially ano
outsiders generally invited examine the novees
the wordfor such they enphscsy are-fhaf are on ca.
brouEht TuTTLE the newest the most couiica the mos.
entertaining the most puzxns the most instructive JAM
that England Germany, France, and me Ies' tn
kind, have prod cd Games he says are only one lten
in bis immense establishment Of imported goods huiia
oo'' ano siH 'o' SANTA ''""' ISundsy Dispatch
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11

q The Perrne swindle was finally con-
summated by the Board of Assistant Alder
men last evening, in a vote cOncurring with
the other Board to pay for the rascally pave
ment put upon US by that notorious contractor
the full price charged by, him without deduct
ing cent of the heavy forfeiture his contract
rendered it the duty of the Corporation to
enforce. The Aldermen voted to Overrule a
veto of the Mayor forbidding the payment Of
$4,000 to pier contractor. They also voted
to raise the salary of the Chief of Police from
81 600 to $4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11

z The Niagara arrived at Halifax yester-
day morning, with weeks later news from
Europe. In England, the Derby Government
have finally and explicitly given in their adhe-
sion to the Free Trade policy, not in respect of
principle, but as a system the country has adopt
ed by large majority. The debate on the res
olution called out from Mr.. Bright character
istic reference to the election of Gen. Pierce
as death blow to all protection of our Amer
lean Industry. The shipping interest is max
ing powerful opposition to the charter Of the
proposed Liverpool and London Trans-Atlan-
tic Screw Steamship Company" Rule has
been granted for new trial in the case of
Achilli vs. Newman. -Four vessels, recently ar
rived in England from Australia, brought gold
to the value of nearly S5,000,00O.
The latest returns from the vote in France
upon the Empire give, from 50 Departments,
the Army and the Navy, Yeas 100000, Nays
100000 1t was supposed that the result
would be made known on December /, and the
Empire declared or the I'd, the anniversary of
the coup d ttat, aud of Napoleon's corona
ton. Louis Napoleon has sent messasoto
the Legislature, stating that the change in the
Government will be merely nominal.
The King of Sweden has recovered his health
and the Regency is at an end. A letter from
Vienna states that Mr.. Webster's death will
restore relations between Austria and the
United States, and that Hdlsemann will return
here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11

Il We have further details of the news
from California as received at NewOrleans.
1t seems that not only has there been fire at
Sacramento, but San Francisco and Marysville
have also suffered. The loss at Sacramento
is ten millions; at San Francisco but $780,
600. In the State Senate the Wings have
7 votes to 6 of their opponents; in the
House there are Al Democrats to 10 Wings.
The Chinese immigration is smaller, and many
Of that people have gone home again.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11

~ BY telegraph from New-Orleans we
have advices from Mexico to Nov. 90. Judge
Conkling arrived there on the 18th, but had
not yet presented his credentials. Count
Raousset- Boulbon has not only defeated the
Mexican troops in Sonora, but has proclaimed
that State annexed to France Uraga, the
revolutionary leader in Guadalajaxa, was ex-
pected to put the federal forces in that region
to utter rout, and the revolution was generally
in prosperous condition. The Tehuantepec
contract has been granted by Congress to Sc
nor Beange.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11

II The Coroner is very busily engaged in
examining into the causes Of certain fatal
catastrophes which have occurred within
short time by the falling of building materials
and whole structures. Reports will be found
among our City Items.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11

CoyeREss.-The Senate was not In session
Yesterday. In the House Mr. Brooks once
more attempted to get Special Committee on
the Tariff and Revenue, and prolonged de-
bate ensued, without coming to any result.
The House adjourned to Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11

The e. s. Mail steamship Baltic, Captain
Comaock, will leave this port TO-DAY, at noon for
Liverpool The Semi Htekly Tribune containing all
the latest news, be had at the Desk This Morning.
IN wrappers, ready for mailing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEW-YORK. SATURDAY. DEC. IL, 1852.
For Europe.

~ Advertisements for TIE Tr6sns Of Monday ought 70
he .ept in before O'Clock on saturday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11

To THE AFFLIcTED.-To those afflicted with
that dreadful seourge America, the Liver Complaint the
propretos OF LANES LIyEk Puts happy offer this
remedy at complete and s.ie. IL hiss been tried
osn ell parts Of the country 10 has been used the
practice Of the eminent physicians and always with
ruu plant In offering these Pills the public
the propretors actuaed by desire 10 alleviate human
suferng ard offer remedy within the resch Of all wh oh
is ssfe and fectua remedy for most dangerous
and difficult clsss Of diseases
For sale IN New-YOrk, wholesale and retail, by c. V
CLIcEESER Co. No. 81 Bsrvlay-st., and BoYD PAUL
No A. CouItsndt Sold also by al the principal drug
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11

~ An alleged case of false pretenses, in
volvng the abstraction of $4,000, is recorded
in our Local Department.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-11

K,ox-Kso1s Hats are only equaled in
Sosuy and popularity BY h spen%a asp'sy y " Tn
~ "a desp read in Mui and the other various articles
wrurs ear stisfy themselves of their extreme beauty
- cbespne By calling and examining them KNOX, NOS
;ter sfyle Of sts has taeh down fAshion all to them
selves We must not enlarge upon our own orfans 0, pn,
Ssn6i,ropv but we say that we feel ~ II we weio
Ios epdly action to the inhabitants Of Gotham In d.
rect1s their steps KSoxs Hat Store, NO 10 fuonss
KWs FREEMAN, Halter, No. 80 Fulton-st.,
- umped 70 another conclusion, and that he can man.
scture little better Hat and sell it at little lower prce
~. spv other establishment In the United states Those
~ All on him win be satisfied that his conclusion II hasty
IA - tue He also selling his large and elegant
sc,frnent OF Fuu at reduced prices.
VuRs. FuRs.! FURs 1.-THE Ladies are In
d 10 cali and inspect large and carefully selected
eS ~ I~deS and Cldrens Furs Sleigh Robes &c. Also
- Hst. 8ounets Caps &c, which selling
SSenshie terrns J.W. KELLOGG, No. l2 Canalst
PRrnA FACIE EvIDEScE.-The rich and ele-
srss of the Moeskn Hat sold by the Peoples
Hsffsra 4 the result of sklfu workmanship such
noue bot practical men capable Of The Peoples Hat
tan are practical mechanics their Hats evidence OF the
ssserfiop HAT FIsIsBgRs' UNION,
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WINTER CLoTHING.-A full suit for seven
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at corresponding prices be obtained at c. e. Fol-
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cheapest Clothing ind Tailoring establishment
IN the City ofNev-York.
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To THE COMMUNICATIONS who have
been taking the Cod Liver Oil will be pleased TO Learn that
Dr. WILB0R has succeeded rom directions OF several pro-
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feet have been entirely cured By using this preparation.
BE sure ard get the genuine, manufactured only by ALEX
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For sale in NewiOrk Wholesale and retail, by JOHN
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