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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-26
NOTICE.. !.

Sixth JudiciM Dist. Court-Par-
aSh NJ East Baton Rouge.
VX7HEKEAS Thos, Prepdergast Of said
w Parish, has applied to said Court to
be appointed administrator Of the estate o!
Sarah Gerbolt, late OF said parish decd.
Notice is hereby given TO all persons IN
.e,estcd to shew cause within ten days
from the first publication Of this notice,
why The said application should not be gran
led, oct 25-2w NJ. Mogrso CLERK.
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QUEEN Victoria AND THE Poor
The sum of five thousand pounds was
recently placed in the hands of the
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, by Queen
Victoria, for distribution among the
Dublin charities.
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ANOTHER REFUSAL TO CONVEY

THE MArL.-1'he Boston, Concord
and Montreal Railroad Company, have
notified the department that they
shall cease to carry the mail. on the
ground that the compensation is not
sufficient.
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n-~ Waddil, on Church street, is in re-
cept of large supply OF fresh Drugs aud
Medicines His stock embraces every al
ticle in the whole range of the matcriq mcd-
tea, and his stock of patent medicines is
not surpassed in variety, by any other
stock in the country
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ryWe ure authorized to announce A.
w. BELL. as n candidate for Justice OF The
Peace for Ward No. 1. Election 2lst No
vcnder, 1853
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0rFrom the Mirror, published
at jackson La, of date the Goth inst,
it is to be inferred that there is more
disease from panic" than any thing
else in that place.
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en,. Dist. Ldicin,re,

AVIS.
Couv du Siriem. Dist. Judiciaire,
Pur0issc HEA Button Rouge
A TTENDU que Jos. W. Chapman, de Ia
n dite Paroisse, A fait application la
dite cour pour stre NOMINEES administrators
de Ia succession de Sarah Gerholt dernic-
rement de Get Paroisse, decide.
Avis est par la presente donnes toutes
per,onpes intEresses de faire savoir leur raj
son dams dix jours de la premiere publica.
ton de Get avis, pourquoi Ia dit application
ne serait pas accoTdee:
~ "a NJ. Mon,So. GrefieL
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BATON ROUGllaa::::::::::OCr. 26: 1853.

TO- We are authorized 20 announce r.
b. SANS, NJ candidate Tor Justice Of the
Peace for Ward No. I. Election 2ist No
vembey 1853.
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UWe are obliged to the gentlemanly
Clerk Of the Ksmbsll-Nr. Msxsn., for late
city favsfs
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-26

H~ln the list Of Army promotions
for the 1lih inst, We notice the pro-
motion of Breyet 2nd Lieut., Jerome
n Bonaparte Jr,, to be end Lieut.,
vice Gordon, promoted to company A..
In the Quartermasters department, LIST
Lieut., William Il. Van Bokkelin of
7th Infantry, is appointed Assistant
Quarterniaster, vice Searlc deceased.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-10-26

u Tie Hotels are all opening in
New Orleans. We notice that, that
elegant establishment the Vcrandah
opened for the season, yesterday.
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IVA Mr.. Victor Beaumont, a eli

IA Mr. Victor Beaumont. a cit
izcn OF Now York, though Of French
extraction. has on exhibition at the
Crystal Palace, New York, new
printing press, combining the Napier
principle with some of the Hoe"
improvements. With moderate rate
of speed, it is calculated to deliver 3d.
600 copies printed on both sides, every
hour The Taper instead of being in
single pieces, is q continuous sheet,
folded like broadcloth, and the types
are fasteped on u cylender, by Hoe
patent column rule
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[ry~lt is stated that the Democrats
have carried the Legislature Of Geo,-
gia. The papers do not say where to.
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AVIS
AVIS
Cour dW Sizicmc Dist. Judicintrr,

Cour du Sinicmc Dist. Judiciatrr,
Paroisse dEst Baton R0uge.
A TTENDU que Thos. Prendergast de Ia
II dite Paroisse, A fat application la
dite cour pour etre NOMINEES administrators
de la succession de Sarah Gerholt, dernie-
rement de Get Paroisse decfdfe.
Avis est par Ia presente donnes 4 toute.
persornes in,Eresses de laire savoir lenr raj
son dams dix jours dc la premiere publica-
ton de Get avis, pourquoi 10 dit application
ne serait pas accordee
oct25-2w NJ MORENO, Grefficr.
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NOR THE SKIN-Bav Rum. Aromatic
Z Vinegar. Cbplk Balls. and squares
for sale BY loct2ol H. r. WADDILLM
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fNOOTH Mastcha Tooth
i Paste, Charcoal Tooth Paste, Bal
sam Tooth rastc--rose scented, Deutilimo
Tooth Powders--for sale by
oct. 90 II. r. WADDILL.
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T,xTRACTS FOR THE HANDKER-
T. cheif--l7 dozen assorted extracts,
Wis: Boqnct Magnolia. violette, Musk.
Jockey Club. Bange Victoria, verbenn,
Tube Rose, Phtchouls--for sale nv
oct 90 II. r. WADDlLL.
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Notice.

ID new crop, just received by
oct 25 JOSHUA BFAL.
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New Advertisements.

rOLOGNE WATEK-In ! gallons,
~ quarts. pints, ! pints. and pints,
warranted as good os can be had in the place
for sale BY HIT. WADDILL.
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PREPARATIONS FOR THE HAIR
/ Bear oil, pomaturd. Tticoperous,
Balm Columbia. 1aypcs Hair Tonic. Lam
dens Hair Tonic Pha1sns Hair Invigorator.
Lyons Kathoiron and tisirdvt--for sale by
oct 20 HIT. WADDILL,
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OSHEN BUTTER "A choice ati-
oc, 2o JOSHUA ZEAL.
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CORN MEAL Corn Meal, fresh ground
~ Of sekct.d corn. For sale at the
Feed and Produce store Of
oct 10 't3-y. JosHrA BE.L.
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CTtCK POMATUM-Thd best form in
- which pomstrm can be put up. Can
be conveniently CARED IN the pocket, al
ways ready for immediate application
for sale Ivy oct 2e) II. T. WADDlLL.
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CARDINES 100 falf boxes Of the late
~ fisheries just received Nv
oct25 JOSHUA BEAL.
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DACONi Shoulders. Sides and Harn-,
ID for sale by loct 25l JOSHUA BEAL.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-12-03
LATE CON&TAELE'S SALE.

IL yjrtne ola wit Nt~@i Xlonas issued
l3t' Edmund Brown, t.q., one q she justices
a. tJr i'arr Of TIN $n,r ii Mar! lan1, in amli
,r|rc,! c0nniy, ri 4" ;rii 81 E'War! shagp-
les, n.a.t,,i ian @und- and rLaIti"s. iand~ an
u"n,n' Il Ian"I Nools aru Dr. H. Bro"N-
iu-s and 10 INC dit"clr.i, | have >"iz"lan lah"n
int" execution, all the ri"hl, ;Ile. interest unl
Gle ii, at law aud in equity, @! the said isan,tl
NCotS. III and 10 all tai rirc", parrc! ~ rart
ri Il tract at Land, sitna,"l in til" Four'h !.l,c-
,!nn District al lrrlI County, Mary land. l.
i"'n;ns lards oi jrstln hrc,i, ard others, AMI
hereby give unli"P, that ou Fh!pAi, We
.3rl Of December, tn>t., al The CDor HOUSE
door in It'uH. between the hours II ! and
u'clrcL +. NJ. | will fir Ihr sad property at
public auction I" the hial,tst bidder tot cash to
satisfy SAID writ and costs.
THOMAS YiiAtKEEY,
I,C3, SO 3w (a2) late COnSt.
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GNAssNy Ef4ssf EsENrEl.

For Rent, the farm now occupied by Mr..
john Mctauley. on Little EN- Geek, about
Two miles north OF Elklon. There are $50
acres q cleared land under good fencing and
in good oIder, and The same quantity OF wood
land. The place is well adapted iar a Dairy,
as large portion is meadow land with waller
in each field. The woodland gives a good
raug" for stock. The bpiIiin%S are contcrla-
hle and there is no place in the State more
healthy. Apply to
JAMES NJ. SEWALL,
Nov. 26 If Elklon.
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Nov 90 Is
Save ynnr Time and Money.

TT YOU are afflicted with rheumatiSm, spine
l. disease, sore throat, quiuEey, pains and sore
ness in the side, back, breast, chest 81 limbs,
swelling OF the Joints or limbs, neuralgia, head
ache, tooth ache, weakness Of the ankles.
frosted feet, cars or hands, sllngs and bites Of
insects, coils, coughs, pains, bruises, or what
ever else requiring an external application, use
MlLLER'S AMERICAN LINlMENT,
As there is no article now offered to the public,
CAT any price, that will give such immediate
relief, and make as permanent cure.
.HiHer's Em5rocGtson for H0rsc9.
Thr popularity and demand ior thls valuable
preparation is increasing daily, aud all who
uwn OF have the care Of horses, should use il
in preference to any Embroca!ion or Horse
LinImtnt in the uniGn; as a SlH.!o case o.! lis
failure (when used according 10 directions has
moi yet come 10 the knowledge Of the rropr-
riorS, bat all who have used it, say it has no
equal Tor the cure Of saddle and harness calls,
stiffness Of the joints, limbs and tendon>, swell
ings; SpralnS, old and fresh wounds, strains.
enlargement Of the joints, cracked heels. &C.,
and many declare that it never can be c4NailCd
for the immediate" cure Of scratches.
Decided at last! In favor Of the great Family
MedIcinc!
MILLER'S CATHARTlC PILLS.
Not one boN rvrr returned. or an objection made
by any on" Of the many lhOuSan Is W . use
th'm. They ave not advertised TO cure at!
diseases, bu, for such diseases as enumerated
on the wrapper Of each box. They az" htshiy
recommended by eminent physicians, and all
who have given them a trial, pronounce them
greatly >up"rIur to all others advertised tor the
cur" Of the SAINT class Of diseases. See cirru-
las around each box. Also Milcr'S Refined
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WE'T gsgrY.

WILL he exposed to public sale nj Green
field, near Crcilton, on THURSDAY, the 18th
day OF December, thc personal estate "i IGhn
II. LuSby, consisting of large stock Of horses,
oXeh, lnilch cows, young cattle. brood sows and
shuat>. Farming utensils OF almost ali descrip-
tons, including wagon, ha.!ows, &c, SC.
Also, a quantity Of corn blades, and cluycr,
and timothy hay.
sale 10 commence nj 10 O'Clock A. NJ. when
terms will be made known by
L. C. CEOOkSIANkS,
Nov 26 Is For John II. l.uShv.
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EtEg's4'E.

Samuel Phillips and others In the Circuit
Court for Cecil
The North Ia Manulac- comfy, in Equity,
1urinI Company. December | 1888
IhDEHED. That the sale made and reported
" by John G.. Groonc, Trustee. for the sale
Of the Real Eslalr mentioned in The proceed
in.s 10 ih" above CAUSE. be- ratified and con-
frned, unless cause 10 the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the sixth day OF February
next; provided a copy OF this order br inserted
in some newspaper published in Cecil county,
once week for one month before the third day
oil January next.
The Report states the amount Of sales to he
$j,i00. H, II. MITCHELL, elk.
True copy. Test,
IL. Il. MITCHELL,
Dec 3, I'm Clerk.
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g.kEEs E'&sN SAE.E1
on BOHEMIA MANOR.

TIE undersigned Will sell al Public Sale on
iHGh&U.3I, Dcccmjcr eih,
next, a TRACT oi land lying ON Bohemia Manor,
Cecil couaty, one about milr below CAtsi-
pcahc CIl!, conlainim. about
soG Acres;
mo~tI! cleared land, Tn, several acres q wool;
la:l "i it is upland aud part meadow, al al
though neglected ioc several years Is OF iinr
quality, and could easily and cheaply be made
a valuable farm.
For terms and other information apply, or
the premises, TO
Nnv. Dts. ANN OLDHAM.
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VIII. 101BERT,
DEALER IN
STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY CGgUS. GROCERIES,. &C

(ncxt door 10 Ccutl House, Eik;on.)
I-As just npcatl this week, a new AMI beau
! i'iu G,snr;u'nl Of Ladies Dress GGoIs:
r!a!n, 9ij, nai tAa"y Silks riaidS, Mcriacs,
Cashmrir<, I"Iaincs, Dc hcgcs, Prints, Cling
hams, Stripes. 81.
CLOTHS, CASsIMERES. sATlNETS.
B!acl: Frcnci, v'Ilcd, blue, brown, uliya
cold Clalhs; >rp"f h.. ok doe Skins an fancy
riaiIs an assortment la Ter lhan IN! be has
ever offered before; tweeds, sa,nct2, kescye,
leans, Sc.
Brown and hirarhcl muslins, >! 81 shecting,
u 81 Dc; pillow cas-" Do: white and cold Can
rutE, Osta!Ur.a, drills. BID ticl,u-s, toT In
cr, carpet. oil cloths. travelling ha@s, h'>!ei+,
Sc, trimmings in great Nnglrt?, hose, GLOW -,
la, AMI cnY>, hupis ani shoes. e.
GROCERIES .pMJfiSiONS, Sc. Get %
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THE GREAT
CENTRE bE' AT'EHsACTgGN
FOR
Ladies' and Gentlemen,
is AT

T Es. iGfs'& Capucous and very li2ht
81 store room on Nam street, nearly opposil"
jUhn$0n's Hotel, where he has just opened Il
large and carefully selected assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
It trw oil which he gives the names, such as
PLAIN AND PLAID DE LANES,
which he latters himself are pretty and cheap.
TAN BLUE 4 MODE MERlNOES,
warranted to be all wool and French fabrics
PED, CHANGEAB'E & BLK. SILKS,
that cannot fail To please the fancy ct the ladies
De BAGE%, GINGHAM$ & PRINTS,
of lish and tat cuiors, and Iu,e fall Style; and
II Ian -r lot Of SHAW Is, which ion comiuIt,
Durability. beauty and cheapncSs, are unsUr-
passed in i.lhlon and as for his
CLOTHS, CASHIERS & 'NESTINGS,
he ccranly deserves liberal patronage from
his customers and the public, because HEY are
calculated to meet THEN wants. Beside the
aA,rc named goods he has a large slocn Of do
mrsirs, SatinrllS, mnSlins, i'auncls, alpaca',
hats, caps, boots, shoes, carpets, h3rdwar",
queen ware, cedar ware and groceries, wnich
if purchasers will call AND examine, cannot TAIL
to he suited both in price aud quality OF the
goods; call and see them.
N. .. Country produce taken at the highest
market prices in exchange for goods. [ocl
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I':ttI CECIL WING,
is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
~ = DlEE E.N,E

81 =. Q. KTIk = 7 7 ;.
Terms. Two dollars year in adyonce, and
two dollars ani fifty cents iinnt paid IN advance
To clubs, in a lvance, five copies for eight dol
lars; ten copies for fifteen dollars.
ApYERTIsING.--On dollar square for three
weeks inse rton: twenty live cents Il square lor
each subsequent insertion. Twelve lines OF
BREWER, or a space equal 10 that, make square.
Fractions of square: counted as square.
Averlisements inserted quarterly, scmi-annu-
ally OF by the yea, at moderate rates.
- Ian tbiiS and lob Work of all kinds done
tlv an at short notice. The office of..THE
WING" is in the centre ofihc town, next door
10 Doct. Walace's Ding Store.
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Tkgss Es,seEsaS s SON.

CLOCK AND WATCH MAKERS, JEWEL
LERS AND SILVER SMITHS,
Cor. Ak and .Harhu Sts., HamiRgton
IANE on hand the largest and best assort-
III mtn! ia their lIne OF business 10 BIZ found
in WiImnetoni purchasing Tor cash we ave
enabled 10 sell at the lowest prices and ensure
satisfaction to our customers. Our assortment
OF alcnvs is very full, irum the most ccicbia-
led ElaHula tn els, and the newest styles Of
casts. Pat, ut Levers, Duplex, French Levers,
Lep,ncS, AMI Vertical Movements, in gold o.
silver cases. Fine sets OF Jewcliy, Chains,
Rings, Lnckcls, Miniature Cases, Arnlct$, sc
Silver Ware ofaII descriptions and styles; war
rantcd equal in purity 10 coin, or the none!
reformed.
Agency for "Rapp's Patent Scientific Niche
Gold Pens" the best pen ever manufactured
Parlnr, Hall and common Clocks, Of Erencl
aud Yankee manufacture. Watches repaired
and cuaranl ccd to keep good time for one year
We respectfully invite the citizens oi Ccci
and Kent counties to call and examine our stock
Wilmington, Del, Oct %
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Tie public are respectfully invited to call at
e. r. M A US
opposite THE COURT HOUSE, and ex-
" anime his new stock OF
LAI A Nh ANIN.rEp GOlD&

some Of which will be found in thc following
catalogue:
CIo;as, cassmcres, cassincls, Gonneis, lin
seys, ladies' French cloakings, lwccds for
cloakng, French merinoes in various colols,
French cashmeres in do, Tibet cloths, Can
ton cloths, mohair lustrcs, mourning alracas,
debcgc lu:trcs, mcrino plads, mouslin dclanes,
debcgcs black silks, plaid and chameleon do,
prints, assorted; oil ginghamS, domestic do,
lickings, muslns, colored and bcached drill
ngs, colorcd canhrics, canton iianncls, gloves,
hosiery, trimmings in great varctyi ladies and
chIliiens shoes, hats, caps, hardware, queens
ware, groceries, -four, meal, bacon, lard, but
ter burning fluid, &c. Oct 10
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CANTON GRAPE SHAWLS,
" Colorrd and Black Silk Shnwls,
Fig'd and Plain swiss Goods,
French Lawns, and
Wool De Bagc, opened this week, at
Mny7 BROWN & FOARD'S.
z B.4RRELS PURE CIDER VINEGAR, at
y avg Fl BROWN & FOARDS.
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k'SENh ID.

9Th AWLS.-The largest and best assortment
Hoi long and square Shawls ever offered in the
town OF Eikton are TO found al j. B. ASH 5
cheap store Elkton. GJ~Call and see them If
vow want Bargains.
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!, c \ r p ETS.
NJ ORE y = w y.

YHHlii, largest, The most fashionable, and The
s. best assortment uf mems. wuneHs. and
chli,!ren'- b Iutr IA ahuo,, in Cecil county, is
10 b. louni at Tie sub,cnbc.'s BOOT 4 SHOE
STORE, in Elton.
SIGN OF ITIF: BIG BOOT.
Opposite the Cour! House.
The subscriber woui respectfully inform
lis friends and the public generally. ihal he
La purchased Of hi b. ;."r, t'tuoca I.ru.a}
his cnl;' .'Jgs .r 4.rs MISSES, aat anil
or.a'S boot am .aar.. ann In. rrMa:cy'.d
u.,u-u"lrsas E.t"s e.a.s of every 4,strtr-
.a.... BE- is onw prepared 20 accommodate at
w.r .a" .yaf Ri" wta. i '.. s.,. u,,.&.
,..r. 5'.a.. "r.. ..~ @... ..@ o...4
.. .... ~ .,r' .T ...
#..... ....E ...s.
.-.5'. ...a
\. Il. t,Hu,, ,,Go!I -.... a.. ...., -. -:
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FOR SALE

CTILL CHEAPER.--At VIM. ToRRERT's
- you will find Lalrs Linen lIdk(s. for g..
c,n,s, ladies' Cotton Gloves for G4,and LADIES
Hose for 5 clio. apr 30
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MOVIE Y.

TIL. Undersigned on the 25th day of July,
1888, SOLD his entire interest in the lin and
Stove business in Eih ton, to Mr.. F,rius All
ridge, who is aIonc authorized 10 settle the
En,ncSS orihc late firm Of A!iidgr \ Can't
we'll, AMI who is $50 alone bounI for all debts
du" by said firm.
Oct 10 JOS. p. CANTWELL.
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LATE CONSTABLE'% SALE.

Il ! virtue ut a VIII; ii Nvn,.t X ,,rns issued
u T.! Edmund h,uwa, Esq. unr al 81" Justices
OF The Peace Of tic sat" ui Mary iaLj, III and
Tor ttcii county, AT the sal q b"njal4tn j..
ANilSon, Thomas {. Bradley aad RchatI X at
ley, G-c 81 james Mathews, V itrher Wilson
AMI 'n!,u J.. DcrIHncy, and to nae directed.
la'e - izri and taken U.lu .cHtc"'pu. all The
nght, 'Iilc, interest AMI CLAIM, al law and IN
equity the SAID k"hrri Wilson, in truI IL all
thai piece OF parcel ii Land, situated IL The
l'ujln Election Ei,tlici Ui lvrii county, MARY
baud, "iil'nng ian'!$ ui S"r,1"i y li,un. jos"pil
Oliver. Jonathan la. i,tr>s ANA othrr>, contain
lHg
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L WOULD ADV gSEi

A LII persons wishing TO purchase bargains
IL in Cloths, CuSsimcrcs, Ncatnes, black and
fancy cloths for ladies cIoahs, bIack and fancy
silks, merinoS, delaines, domestic and staple
goods, TO go to J. b. ASll'S,
And while there lock at his carpets, drugets;
tnc sets Of tea and chamber ware, large size
clear glass tumblers for 8 cts, buckets, shove!
AMI tong$, and general assortment Of goods
for housekeeping, and as ii is getting cold don't
forget the blankets. oct 10
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GEUtssisg G'i0tssfGg 81.
T.. BROWN, JR..
NcE Duol " LrlHloA.' HIT

Neri DUol IL JrhHSo..s' Hotei.
OPENED to-day an extensive assortmcn. vf
Rca " a.a !e clothing for m,n ami boys: Mems
sack coat" $3.50; boys sack oyer coats $780,
mems pants S2.2j; vests $l.50, an! upwards;
woolrn shr,s and draws, muslin fine shirts, at
all prices.
Flai Dclaincs and wooden plaid entirely new
style oil ladies' dress gool,, french merino and
cobergs, very cheap, opened to-day.
Salin,itS anl c'l>inrlcs, blue, Oxford miXi'd,
leh, an dark grey, brown and green, and en-
tirriy new style fancy satrnrt's; ins' opened at
Oct. s. l.. BROWN, IRIS.
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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-03-03


SELECT ScHooL.-By references % the
proper column II will be noticed tbs
Il. Burnsides and daughter ads -
their patrons and Others that the third
term Of their select school will COM
mence on Monday next, From their
success heretofore, as teachers, we opine
they will have full school.
LAND WARRANTs.-Mr. Charles
Henking is paying the highest mar,
Ike price for Land Warrants. See
advertisement.
The Managers Of the Agricultural
Society will meet at the Court
House on the 18th inst, for the
purpose Of preparinga premium list
Bridge builders will notice the ad-
vertisement for proposals for build.
ing bridge across Big Kyger.
DAGUERRoTYPR LIK ENEssEs.-
Brown has opened rooms over
Magnets Drug Store.
Mr.. H. FIsuER offers some very
desirable town property. on reasona'
bic terms. showing most conclusively
that he is not in the way Of the
towns improvement.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-03-03

The bill passed by the Virginia
Legislature appropriating one mill
lion dollars to the Central Railroad.
provides that the Board of Public
Works shall fix the western terminus,
and the work shall be commenced at
the same time at both ends OF the
route. The Legislature Of Virginia
at its present session has aPpropria-
ted nearly 100000 to works Of
internal improvements.