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81 Among his extensive and weeeced the
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LOUISIANA INTERioR-Weather and Cfops.-The Shreve-
port South Western, of the 18th inst says
We had white frost on Sunday morningthe first this
fall.
The st. Marys Planters Banner of the 18th instant,
says:
The crop of this parish has even moro than real
lied our expectations So far the sugar made is only
Of very superior quality but the general yield is greater
than was ever previously known to our planters We
have heard of one planter who is making excellent
ce Of sugar at the average Of three hogheas to the
acre of cane
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PAcINa MATcH-This race has been The topic among
fast for several days. the contrasting nags being
roadster well known the habters of the shell road and
each backed by many friends who confident in the
nvincibity of The betting the ground
was in favor Of John Burnett at about five to four Mr.
Eof drove him, while Mr.. Rice handled Dan Rice
Their performance entte both to the highest praise and
stands unprecedented, the winning horse having been
hacked until few days of the In the first heat
Burnett broke by which gap was opened Of dis
lance, and many of his friends supposed the thing
out; Mr. Eoff soon had him to his work however and
rounded home stretch about three lengths behind
at the draw gate he drew out and at the distance stand
Tapped on both coming to the judges stand in this
position John Burnett showing just enough in front
entite him to the heat Time 2325 In the second heat
John Burnett got bad send off being ten lengths
behind Dan drew out ahead going to the head of the
stretch in fine STYLE when he broke and Burnett passed
him from this out Eof had easy thing winning the
heat in $50
R. Bonham enters s. 8. John Burnett. ......... 1
John Allen enters r. g. Dan Rice. ............ 2
Time-2.32J.
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Mr. Murdoch is playing very successful engagement
at the Louisville Theatre.
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Passengers on the Harlem railroad how carried from
NewYork to Albany for the small sum of 81 so.
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Stationery.
CORSON g. ARMSTRONG;,
NO. So CAMP STREET,
e Respectfully call the attention those wishing good
STATIONERY AND BLANK BOOKS,
TO their LARGE COMPLETE ENTIRELY NEW STOCK which
they offer on reasonable terms. Their
BINDING AND PRINTING OFFICE
a IN he same building they enabled give their special
attention to all orders in their line To our stock of
P A FER
WE ASK ESPECIAL REFERENCE,
octls 9ptf CoRSoN d ARMSTRONG s,aionor 70 c,.
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Gay and Ksoare5;mg ScnooE

FUN 1UUNE LADIES'.
CONDUCTED
MRS. DIMITRY AND ABLE AssIsTANTa
- The above School has opened it's TENTH SESSION
and is now ready to receive Pupils.
strict attention pnid well to the training ms to the INTEL
iectual development and physical veal of The Pupil.
q For TERMS apply person. or by letter. Institute TIyoL
CIRCLE, BETWEEN DELoRD AND NAYADES SITS o.t1, ono
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MARRiED.-In Washington, on the Sth inst, the Hon
Alexander g. Penn, of Louisiana to Mrs Elizabeth G.
Scott, of Washington
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LAKE SHORE RAILRoAp,-This important road is now in
operation from Cleveland to Springfield within twenty
miles Of Erie Ten more miles nearly ready for the
and the short gap will be closed before fall navigation
ia over Passengers leaving Buffalo in the evening by
railroad now reach Cleveland the next mornng-a most
decided Improvement over the two days and nights drag
of former times in stages BY the middle of November
the time will be shortened to about eight hours
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New Musc.-We find upon our table few specimens
of choice music from the depot of r. d. Hewitt SO Camp
street See this bright Flower is beautiful duett by
ZingareM aThe Witches Dance by Paganim-i sere-
made Oriental' by Oztem-and Oglithorpe Infantry
Step among the numerous choice selections
be found there We would recommend those desiring
repensh their stock to give him early call See adyer
------
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The VorE OF CoNcoRp. N. H.-A telegraphic despatch
from Concord N H. the residence Of General Pierce
that his vote in that city 92 instead of el as prev
ousy reported is majority of 500 General Scott
and gain Of 29 since last March, and the largest vote
ever given to any man in that town.
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Thanks to the caddo No q for late Red River papers

TIE BEACON OF CuBA.'-By advertisement in another
column it will appear that FRIEND 8. Thrasher will
shortly publish such paper in this city the caption
of our notice desgnates The first number will appear
next Sunday Nov 81 1t will be weekly issue, devoted
to the cause Of Cuban independence Its price will be
81 so per annum five cents per number Mr. Thrasher
has proved that he offer vigorous and interesting
Journal aud we wish him all success in his enterprise
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VESSELS THE Lonos IsLANps-1t has been stated on
he authority Of letter from Lima that the Government
Peru, on being made of tho fact that tho shin
danus belonging to the Messrs Magoun Son Of this
y had been ordered of from the Lobos Island and had
eft for Caao sent orders to Caao to offer charter
earty to her on her arrival which has been done and
ccepted to load at Chinca" We by Messrs
agoun and Son to say that this is incorrect
they have knowledge OF my arrangement negotia
ion with any representingt Peruvian Government
IN the contrary they learn from Capt Baker that he had
concluded charter with Messrs. VIM. Gibbs & Co. Of
ANA for loading his vessel at Chnca with guano on the
terms on which he had contracted for the same ser
vice year ago tBos,on Daily Adv 9th.
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~ To PERSONS RUPTuRED.-The many per-
manen and ehcual made by DR. Sherman deserving
than passing notice. For particulars his
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NeaD Goods.

ID E-OPENING at No. 36 St. Charles street of
II y the BRANCH OF T MoREAU'S ESTABLISHMENT No. 81
royal atieetIhs establishment having
SATURDAY, October is. f f " -
me Store which considerably enlarged propre
hitherto been favored 1880 -
NJ being convinced that selling low the mode Of
bringing intends reducing his articles limit ed
prices He therefore offers for this day. GENUINE 10 u
WINS GLOVES AT ONE DOLLAR PAIR.
The GENTLEMEN'S HAIR DRESSING SALOON has been
moved 70 the Second Story hn richly furnished ohsrs
desirable comfort and with stabi III
ment OF the kind in the United In
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
RICH SILKS. MOUssELINE DE LANES
CASHMERES AND EMRROIDERIES.
p Just received steamship Crescent Civ and having been
BOUGHT AT GREAT SACRIFICES
they will bs sold as will RUN THEM OFF n.
NEEDLE WORRIED coLLARs-From One Dime Fifty Cents.
HANDSOME BELTS-Au coors at Fifteen Cents
oussELlNE DE LAINEs-Fom Cents up to the b,
RICH BRocADE s1LKS-At 81, q IS and Al 60
MANTILIAS-Lined from IS to $40
CURTAIN GOODS and other HOUSEKEEPING Mt great
bargains, at SIMPsoN,s
novl0 ga f,,,, ,,,...
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

CsOsssseg- CtOtSetfag- Clothing.
SHERMAN g. PERSON,
CORNER CANAL AND MAGAZINE sTs.,
~ Call attention to their Of Ns
CLOTHING,
which Of the latest and elegant styles Additions uds by
every arrival from Network Our variety part follows:
NEW STYLE WELLINGTON PALEToTS;
NEW STYLE UNION PALEToTs;
BLACK, BROWN AND BLUE CLOTH FRENCH sACs,
BLACK, BROWN AND BLUE CLOTH WINDSOR PALETors;
NEW STYLE VELVET AND CASHMERE VESTS;
NEW STYLE FANCY SILK VESTS;
NEW STYLE FANCY CASHMERE PANTS,
A large assortment0 of
OVER COATS,
BUSINESS COATS,
FRoCK COATS,
DRESS COATS, etc., e,e.
IB We invite attention TO elegant styles of
FANCY CRAyATS, SHIRTS, GLOVES
+ U r N is I'm G. GOO DIS.
Our stock is made expressly RETAIL every
will be made o plase
tB' PRICES Low, and trouble to show Goods.
Call and examine at
noy1l eod6t2p SHERMAN 4 PERSONS.
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CONSTELLATION FOR THE WHcs-It is said the democrats
nave lost large sums Of money Berks county Pa hay
rs ireey bet on 5000 majority, whereas it only gave
one man in Philadelphia, it is stated lost 81 900
90 II various others from $500 down. ali Of which went
INTO the pockets of the wings "A'- "'A'
Remarkably consoling.
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me Southern Ladies Book.
FOR NOVEMBER

now ready for delivery from the Publication s
ehafes street, and ~ Commercial Place Agents for this work will
CAL on The citizens during the week. the specimen
number and solicit subscriptions. oc,1e on,f
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Roots, Shoes a,,d Es,.oa,...

HH9n AT WHOLESALE,
kV Now landing from ship Norfolk and in store srs,,
sorment of BOOTS, SHOES BRoGANs HATS. CAP,
etc. Plantations supplied with prime RUssET woo
MEXICAN, PALM LEAF, STRAW and CAMPAIGN Hats
the lowest market prices by i''s
iy1S 2pdAV FRosT RI
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thompson 5 .TiEOsl,
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
NO. 10 CAMP STREET,
opposite City Hotel,
~ Are now in receipt Of large and varied stock Of
FINE CLOTHING,
manufactured by themselves expressly the RETAIL TRADE and
embracing every variety of
OVER COATS;
cLoAKs;
FRoCK COATS;
DRESS COATS;
PALEToTS;
SAC COATS;
PANTALooNS
VESTS.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
OF all the latest and hes. styles
UNDER SHIRTS, DRAWERS AND HALF HosE-of Sill, Men
Cashmere, Lambs Wool Cotton;
SCARFS, CRAvATS, TIES AND STOCKS;
PORTE MoNNAIES, POCKET BOOKS, CIGAR CASES;
POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS-o Silk and White and Bordered
Cambria;
pMBRELLAS-of Silk, Bingham and Cotton;
DRESSING RoBES Cashmere Moussene de Laine and Cotton;
PERFUMERY;
COMBS;
BRUSHES
COAT LINKS;
SHOULDER BRACES, ETC.
octso LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS. 4pR
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FNbNc Wight School,
FIRST DISTRICT.
e THIS SCHOOL will be open NIGHTLY for five onps,, from
MONDAY October D. from hapas o'clock the Mala Dsnr,
meh' AZ the Marshall School ST. Aay street, and the Fema,
at the Franklin School St. Charles street Apno,
o admission to be made at the respective School Houses or ~
the undersigned. FRED. CANIERDEN, "a Grayer st. +, ~ "
sep93 2m9p d. BEEBEE IS Ola fevee e'" feommitee.
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''''s t's'-.'s'''''+.ss''s, sssssssss.s....s.Z
A HESTER. Secretary Board of Health.

Gg~ For GovERNoR.-We are authorized to
announce Colonel RICHARD HAGAN candidate
TINS sta'e, under the new Constitution octT 9pte
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QUINCY FOUNDRY
4 klIli - 4


WHEELING, VA. .af'. a..
rI,E Subscribers greatly enla rrcd and
plctcd their extensive establishment. prepared to
public with every variety OF work III their line
Splendid plain and arches, including lenders, sum
fronts iron stands, &c. ovens, common. rouEd.
and straight barred CRATES. .r..a.. -r....s .Tr.
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF STOVES.
Including the newest and most improved coal anu wpoa
Franklin balloon, cannon, ten plafc Keel bOat
bachelor chamber and parlor stoves, irom lOO TO o
Hollow rein all its branches Sugar kettles, of vart
sizes ard everything in the domestic line Wholesale
and retail .
and assortment OF patterns, long en-
in this business and the liberal patronage
hitherto received warrant to expect continuation OF
custom in this business. Wind MILL hay scale,
corn shelter truck wheel and small wagon castings
PLoUGfIS AND PLOUGH CASTINGS.
are pIcparcd to furnish the patent lever patent hilt
side Crane hull Hornet Snder, &c We have also Sc.
cured at this time the exclusive right to Manufacture Of
GIST'S PATENT PLOUGH, ono OF the most improved
implements IN :arIains at the present day.
Iron rails and rencing for cemeteries. houses gardens
vcraIlas &c PorIcr's improved graduating twyere or
iron-we scared the patent right lot several cpn
iron, and can exhibit reeoHincnat
from the United States Armory &cas possessing qualities
for facilitating the Racksmths abors, which no Other
possesses Window caps consols &c. In short every
Thing in our line business Sad irons with fancy stards
srTs1cTs poTch feet vault ccllcrs. window and scver
atincs &c Wrought iron, nail, and spikes, OF the best
quality and at the lowest prices
RETAIL will please give call All orders from tic
country viii be careully attended TO and puncuay filed
Scrap iron purchased at market prices. -gs1IL
augo; HAMILTON & ROC ERS.
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n ocnI and Travelling Agents siVnnsed, I 6o, !,

n. ocnI and Travelling Agents Wanted for
Popular and Useful hooks just published. CAIIF0R-
MA LLU STRATEp, including description OF the Pa.
mama and Nicaragua routes with 4S suherb Tinted Ltho.
-ranhs a2i pages. Svo.; price So This work. by M
let's has been adudged by the unanimous voice OF the
TO be elaborate practical and intensely m
crcsting volume yet been written upon this golden
theme Since the publication of Stevens Journal OF Trav.
cls no that has created such thrilling
sensation 1t pre-
with incidents the most amusing Character In the lam
rragc thc city editorials, ts perfect
ne OF California taken by the light OF MONDAY
Also dr. Feac great work on Medicine, THE AMERJ-
CAN PRACTICE AND FAMILY PUfSlClAN, ssp ra.
ges 200 ensrav wings, svo seep price Dr Beachis at
the head the eclectic practice in this country Suca was
the demand eighteen thousand eopeS OF tfis work
were printed III one edition Also, Dr! q D. mammonds
work on the same principles Of practice, MEIiCAL ~
FORMATION FOR THE MILLION. or T!IE GUIDE
TO HEALTH 1omo CLOTH 59S ragesi pri6e 81 5o eoth,
e1 papcr covers; fonrth thousand. ALSO, uWOtANIH IN
HER VA RIoUS eons:rng pract tieal roles
for American females their concGct in the detail OF
every domestic duty royal smo red cloth
ai price This w,' should be nthc lar;s
lady especially the yors Such % its popularity
that three corcs have been sold in the
zion of New York alone within very faw months.
rtles for books advertised, with cash or postage
stnmps -il be promptly filled, prepaid to
aug f"'' address = ROBERT p. YOUNG, %
t.l 1856 ~ F1i (Sucrcssor to VIM. Hnld edged -
J-Editors giving is advertisement two or three IN.
scrtions entire viii be entitled to copy OF Galio1nS IL
IustrateI i,.,.rF- - f.t7- r f.a7,,f9 "ASr'- y
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7TI Cincinnati llydropnthic Or .-lh
1KJotor Cure EiSta abliShm6nt,

rI,IIE above institution is now opcn the reception OF
patients III located about ve mules mules from o ,bs nf sm
tom Cincinnati and Dayton Railroad IN thc rear ana at
lie, ing easy To those dcslrous o. enjoying the
benefits OF the Institution , = - ~.
10 iac lover nature lew parts OF the country can r
nish mo pleasing variety OF secney than spreads itsell
the traveller all the way nom oincinnai, m 70 Inc
beautiful beyond description ,.,, ,.L-,.- -
The large and beautiful Eise msrass inc ~ ts,e the
the artist at glance The nea,ess an" eesaoe s o. iee
interior, combined with the numerous attractions wch
n d, one The Halls are exen
siye tile Rooms spacious and inviting where c lnvau
fna ea,e The He'd Rooms well ventilated
and neatly furnished; the bath Rooms arc ample anu Co
every ofln In connection with the Institution there is
Gymnasium Hail. rst S tsr WeGte
sreust, BY hcalthu exercise The Srrings which lnr,
@ ns hMa,nt. e flowing from gravey bed they send
nTtb water both cold and delicious The country and
and vsTety Of scencry. Althings combined
not think more desirable place. isr those seeking
dr. having experience in the treatment
HsSs T
those committed to his care Mrs PEAsE, who has, for
diseases peculiar and being every way qualified
important station. will take special charge oi inc
ailments that female beauty health and happiness,
which pJostrating the energies and destroying ne use
hncss OF lar portion OF tho fair sex, VIII be treated IN
This restitution successfully independent OF pesssTes Or
supporters any kind Tnfhs subject we would inte a
the attention ladies', in all cases we shall expect 10
perform perfect cure. O.! , =, :. -. :, a., r;,.;,r,;
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad, will stop at the Carthage
station Patients requested TO bring Two Gomof,a
| nna,titv of Old linen, suitable for bandages 4,
Tvr The for Roard, Medical Services, and all
,ttcndace will dollars week, payable
weekly Extra attendance will subject tc Pa,ans Ss, 10 ,n an
End II ia spend length OF time in the lnsu-
tom Transient persons will be charged two dollars per
day. 81 r.4- i.a LIN :, :, ,rroa = for Tho irst
examination s.-I,, . 4- BID, ,.fs
roi "p ' : -''--lr d. a. PEASE, NJ. d. lu.f.
| Proprietor and Physician.
[ carthnge Hamilton CO. Ohio. aug2i.
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MIAMI MEDICAL COLLEGE

SIuCIuuut1-ScsslOn
TJIHE regular course Medical Lectures in this lnsu
| ton will commence the FIRST MONDAY OF
NOVEMBER NEST, 1852 and continue four months. e.
nOAZD OF TRUSTEES.
Rev C. ELLIOTT, D. d. President OF the board.
o. NJ LANGnONE, VI. H., Secretary -. . Es!.I =.
Rcy. THORNTON \. MILLS ...... ..4..g. ..rea.. 3.
Hon. C. u. COFFIN. ..... f.
X. u. MUSSEY, NJ. D. .. |' .a-- .
fIon JOHN BURGOYNE. .a..=' .H.T. -a .fs D. "
Hon G EO. HOA nLES, in. -.... ...EIa .....r
f. NJ. GREGORY, Esq. .....,. I'D. w. ..
GEO MENnENIltLI.. NJ. ID.
The Faculty is composed Of the following gentlemen;
d. MrssEY NJ. D., Professor of Descrlptiv vc ana Olcr
ativc Surgery. . :, ,.---, .... .fTl %
l. p JTpKiSs, N. D., Professor of Anatomy. .t D..
Ions DAVIS. NJ H., Adjunct Professor of Anatomy,
ions r wniTE, VI. d.. Professor OF Theory and Prac
,cn OF Medicine 5, - .-.. : - .-.y
diseases OF W omen and hdren.
JouS \. MURPHY, NJ. H. Pro'essoroi Matc'ia Medica'
Therapeutics and Medical jurisprudence
CO CoMuGys NJ. D., Professor OF Institutes OIL Mcui
cine. . - -. ~ ,,,;.,r,. H.. u
pprIrNiSARv Of Lectures uron some important
srrciacs in Medicine and Surgery, will be gwen during
Tho month of October These lectures Will be ircc STU
,len,s nrc NIL vscd q commence with this course
TIc DISSECTINCi ROOMS, under the supervision OF
tho unct Professor Anatomy, will be opened on the
ist OF October. . .a. 80 .,.. rr,... ec
nsscrtinr Ticket $40. Graduation Fee S2a i.a s...
fo' 'u''"'' ''''' j. p JUDKlNS, NJ. d.,
=, 't..' .-. '....' .. ... Dean OF tho Faculty.
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STEAM MARBLE WORKS,

VI
rI,TE SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange
l mcrts the Fast for the supply "i Marble and con
cmpIang the erection of Steam works. lie would invite
the OF rchitccts uildcrs ani the public in
era to the inspccon his stock, consisting OF Italian,
Egya Sienna American and other Marbles OF the finest
1nalties which can be lower than any other establish
in the west. oil r...s ..r -. .. r. I . .U..
Dealers would find il to their advantage TO inspect his
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Ills work is done In most elaborate style. and lie
yyoI invite the attention OF purchasers to cyamnr his
stock and other carved work, Monuments Cen
otaphs Tombs and foot stones. &C. and Grave yar
work in every yariev being enabled by his superior fac
tiles supply at considerable lower pitea than
anv other establishment in the country -4 rrt
Please give a call and examine my work.
- 10 n MICHAEL, !. HO1IAN.
.. Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
pFAlso Calciucd Plaster Hydraulic Cement. Plaster
CASTS and Models and Marietta Giind stones, warranted
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