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'Let Nature copy that which Mature
made"
VIM, NJ, FARIS

Who has been long engaged operator in that
vedly popular Gallery known as the "MELODEON, :"
Cncinnai hastaken and fitted up for Daguerrean pur.
poses, the house l Main street adjoining The "Monroe
House, where he would those persons
who are disposed to call to their aid, this beautiful art
in fixing ndchly the liniments where "beauty lingers
and also call the attention of citizens and TO his
new and beautiful style, "CRAYON PORTRAITS ''
which, for the first time is now offered in this place.
When coledupon he will ready to make the various
kinds OF pictures out of his Those wishing to
master this art may have oil necessary instructions and
be furnished with complete apparatus and materials. His
arrangements are such that he furnish every article
used IN the business low the BEST articles will al
low BY desire TO please he hopes and secure
a share OF patronage.
GTRooms up stairs. 60
Wheeling, Nov. l2. 1859.
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N EW GROCERY.

u JVIINSTUN, OFFERS TO THE
puhilc, an extensive assortment OF GROCERIES,
consisting OF Coilec, Sugars, Moasscs. Golden syrur
Teas, Tobacco Candies, Soaps Chocolate Candies Fps
haSns Pepper, Rice, spices of all kinds and SORTS and
"ug ana every ihlna usually kept in Grocery store
Ilont 10y ihe barrel or retail, Wooden Ware, Earthen
ware, Ropes, Nails, &c.. &r.
Az of which viii he wh0esa'ed or retailei AT unusu
ally low rates for Cash approved Country proiuce
CALL AND SEE. March a Isia
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New Cnrpefs

T AM now receiving daily, my Fall 4 Winter stock Of
Carpets Rugs, Oil Cloths, Curtain Goods Trimmings s.
DC &c My stock Is large and has been selected with
great and will he sold low as the same goods
can he got IN any other market Those desirous of
ing some OF me pretes Carpets and Rugs offered
in this city will cali at 1i3, Main street.
Oct. l, 1852. ]. G. HARBOUR.
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PREPARE! PREPARES!

TNTFANE! TNEPAKEE
O he astonished al the great difference the cash sys
L TEN makes IN the Price of Goods.
am now opening the largest stock Of Dry Goods ever
offered al retail in this city, and as propose selling
ENTIRELY FOR CASH
am determined TO offer them such prices that every
body will be convinced it is to their interest to buy for
cash.
Programme, in part:
Fine Rich De LANES, at 12.
Linen Cambt iC n Handkerchiefs, at O.
Yard Wide elegant Chntz, at II.
Good Black Apaccas, at ~.
Good Jeans and Satinetts, as low as 1e.
Best Flip Bleached Muslins in town.
Finest kind of Red Flannels, 25.
Also-The most elegant and expensive Silks, Satins
and Brocades, French Cashmeres, De Laiues Embroid
cries. Gloves, Hosiery, &C. &C., all at much less prices
than under the old system. J. s. RHODES,
Goshorn Buildings, No. 150, Main street
r. :. Goods son to part OF the city OF charge
and Store open until9oclock al night,
OCT. 4, lsl!.
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lust received lot of Mems Drab Cloth Caps of the
~ most approved styles and patterns. q. I'LL
Wheeling, apr, 10, 1852, s. ID. HARPER
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Spring STYLES o { SILK unIs forIsSn

THE FIRST IN MARKET
20 rec rom New York, Beehe & cos sprino stvle
oi SIX latsa hat that cannot he surpassnd IL ~.
M lot of the Philadelphia STYLES CaIl md
see Wein, al the corner of Main and Union strces ~
wheeling, apr. 16, 1852 s. n MApprp
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WHEELING BUSINESS.
Sha,cLs.
AIant,Has

DICII plain and Watered silk Mantas, Rich Vel
IL vets all colors, Blue silk and Satin fol
ManiIas with iringes, lace and trimmings match al
Oct. |, 1871. STONE & THOMAS.
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WHEAT & CHAPLTNF

Monroe Street,
& @@ WHEELING, VA
Z<5Ss$tsS seSSSzS>> WHOLESALE DEALERS IN NOTIONS
>.rs,Va<JN - SCHOOL AND BLANK BOOKS WALL
' PAPERs WRITING PAPERS, cuTLrnv
eoAbs bRu SHES, HOSIERY, Cloves THREADS sT,TIns
hHf' AND ALL SMALL ARTICLES BOUGHT BY
rr, COUNTRY MERCHANTS
w II are now receiving our Sprnp Stoch IN ,,hi.. -
ihVte the attention Of the trade pedrinr omrseIves
SCI, as low as any Jobbbing house in country RAYS
Wv" "'''u' april 1859.
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Carpets.

BEAUTIFUL Ingram Carpets, an auction lot yer,
- cheap; en0 yds Hemp do, very cheap; a good
sortment OF Rag do. At STONE & THOMAS.
Oct. |, 1859.
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Selling of at Cost!

(lCN and expensive silks and satins, OF the newes
~ patterns and designs, elegant cnpes, Berthas ant
sleeves, Mousne lie Laiues, worth 75c. al 55 and 90.
The hulsoriber il go to quit therefore, can onc
goods cheaper than any feuse in the city.
Come and Judge for yourselves.
oct. /, 1889. I'll: JOHNSTON, Jr., 16l Main 81.
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THEoEsuISE Wrighps Indian Vegetable PHI, .,.
sal" ALEXANDERE
Drug SssTs
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j OBJ PRINTING
NEATLY AND ExrEDITIoUsLY EXECUTED AT
THE CHRONICLE OFFICE.
NOTICE.

whereas, WILLIAM ByERs, an apprentice hoy has lei,
me without any Just cause hereby forewarn sny ana
A PERSONS trusting him, on my account or renderins
any service with the expectation of maxi me resno
sble ss shall not pay any debts of his con nor
he answerable for any ol his conduct while out of n
service, unless compelled by law, NY
Feb. ea, leo3.--tt pd. ASA GAPRETsoN
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MANAGEMENT OF PoULrRy.--Sec that
their houses are kept clean; sprinkle plaster
over the floor of their houses; scrape the
hoors once week, and put the manure AWAY
IN dry place, covering each layer or 30 put
away with few inches Of mould of some
KIND II you manage thus, you will bo sur
prlsed IN the spring at the quantity of ma
uure you have thus made, and as il is among
the most iertilizing kind susceptible of being
made on the farm, you should make it part
OF your system to save II all.--Ame. Far.
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Save your Carpets.

> DoZ. Skeleton Mats together with great variety
- Of other door Mats just keeeivel and will he sold
very low W too,. !, Isss5 y G. nXRBouR.
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AIrcf.essinYl ss:,aa.

In the mai Ter of the succession OF DR.. Lorin
Very, deceased No. 1856 Probate Sixth
judicial District Court Parish Of East Baton
Rouge, Louisiana,
DY VIRTUE Of 4 commission issued in
ID the above succession and to me dir.
ested from the honorable Sixth judicial
District Court, in and for the Parish Of
East Baton Rouge and the State of Louisi-
ana, | viii expose al public sale on E,iday
the 4h ddp Of Nor. next,at II O'Clock at the
late residence of Mr.. j c. Patterson near
Court House Square in the city OF
Baton Rouge, the personal property herein
after setiorth and described belonging to the
succession Of Lcrin Very late Of said Parish
deceased
One fine horse. saddle and bride.
One sulkey ard harness, q LOT Of ue9i-
cal books. silver watch
One lot Of Office furniture, ard wearing
apparel,
Surgical instruments. &c, Sec.
Terms of sale-casH
oct 2lts. H. V, BABIN, Sheriff
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PROCLAMA ] IONS.
ELECTION NOTICE.
ST ATE OF IOEIiSIAN A. Persd
Of Enst Rafeu Ra7tEe

% aiis vi iiJtIoiAIFsf~-- Uf3SH
Of East Raton RouEe.
TN OBEDIENCE to proclamation issued
j. by his Excellehcy p. o. Bdbert, Gov
error OF the State of Louisiana. an election
will be held iii this Parish, Tast Baton
Rouge,I on MoNpaT, THE 7TH nay or Nov
ENBEs, NExr A. d. 1853. il being the first
Monday of said month, for the purpose Of
electing tne Representative TO Congress. 10
represent the third Congressional District,
composed OF the Parishes Of Avoyelles. Ca
tahollla, Carroll Madison fensss, Concordia,
st. Tamany, st Helena, Livingston, Wash
ingtou, East Feljcianas West Teliciana. IT.
Coupee Fast Rsica Rouge, West Baton
Rouge, and lberyile.
Two Representatives to represent The
Parish of East Baton Rouge. in the State
Legislature. One State Auditor Of Public
Accounts. One State Treasurer. and ole
State Superintendent Of Public Education.
who shall hold their offices for two years.
and until their successors are duly installed
A Sheriff a Recorder, Clerk Of Court.
Coroner and Assessor for said Parish.
Said election, TO he held as follows, to wit
AT the Court House Of said Parish, in the
City Of Baton Ronge-resided BIZ Messrs.
Henry TomlinsoH. g. w. Christine and ].
w Jones.
At the house Of Mrs P. Iownsanls in the
Plains-prasided by Hessrs.s Henry c.
Young, s. w Newport and VIM sowell.
At The house formerly Mrs Eieenwells,
neat Sandy Creek--presided hv Messts J.
T. McCaa, James Cooper and VIM. Kelly.
At the forks of the road, neal the house
Of II B. HARRISON, Esq, presided by Mess rs
I. Winthrop Brown, Absolum Dixon and
WIN 4. Burnett, Commissioners.
1.-THE polls 70 be kept cpen from 0
O'clock, A. H.. until a o'clock F. M. Said
election TO be conducted aud returns to me
made thereof, by said commissioners in all
respects according to the provision OF the
Constitution and Laws, in such cases made
and provided.
Given under my hard Officially. at
Baton Rouge, on this 2ist day of
September, A. D.. 1853.
sept2s-td. H. V. BABrp. Sheriff.
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Vessse die Succession.


Dams l'aaaife de Ia Succession de I.oaIn
Vnays decsels--No 31G, "preuyesa--Gour
du Sixiame District Jndiciaire-paro
d Est Baton Rouge, LIE.
I'm VERTU dune commission lance dams
II Ia spsdife succession ct moi adressee
par fh~n Ia Cour du Sixieme District Ju-
diciaire. dams ct pour Ia Paroisae d Est Ba-
lon Rouge etsEtat de Ia Louisiana, J'expo-
sefai en- vsnte pnbligue, Fe,,drnit, e 4eme.
dc Nouembte p1oFhaus, 1858, d II heures da
matin. d Ia aefniere demeufe de Madame J.
G. Patterson. pres de l1lot lie Ia maison De
Ceur dams Ia vile de Baton Rouge. Les
propri6'e personnel ci-apres d6crite ct
nommes, appartenaut a la succession de To-
I'm Very, reinforcement de cette Paroisse
DECIDE, SAVIOR:
In cheveI, sellc ct Bride
Up Sukey ct harness;
Uue quantit6 de Medicines;
Une qnantite de livres de M6decin
Une Montre dArgent;
the qliantite de meubled Bureau ct haT-
des instrument do chirnrgie.
Conditions de la Vente--G Compliant.
oct2l- 12ts. II. Y. RAptN, Sheriff.
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Yemte dc successinn.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA

EIAI DE LA LOUISIANA ia
roisse q Est Baton Rouge.
Dams l'afFaire de Ia Succession de Jesse B.
McCrocklin, decide mo 34t, "preuves,"
Cour du Sixieme District Judieiaire.
I'm VERTU dune commission lance dams
II IA susdite Succession Ell 4 moi adress6e
par liIIm. la cour du sixieme district Judi
clare, dams ct POUR Ii dite Paroisse DIST
Baton Rouge ct Etat de la Louisiana, Jexs-
peserai en- yente publique Jend,, le 5me losy
Dc Nycea,brt ptochain, 1853, b II heufes du
niatin, Ia dcrniere demeure d,i dit defunt,
dams Ia vile de Baton Rouge, Les proprl-
Ste personnel ci.apres deerte ct NOMINEES.
appartenanl h Ia succession de Jesse Il. Me
Croekiin, reinforcement de cette Paroisse
jec6de. satoir
tine Junent etson suivant un mulrt.
Una quantite Dc meube ct menage de
rnieine. Conditions de Ia Vente- -4somptant
set20- Ifs. II. Fl. BAB1N Sheriff
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Succession, Sale.

II the matter ii succession ot Jus11a P5rFI
decreased No 33s Ptohate-sixtl Judi
rial District Court, Parish OF East Baton
Rouge, Louisiana,
10y virtue ola commission issued in the
i , above mentioned succession and to me
directed from the hon Sixth Judicial Dis
tliei Court. ia and for the Parish of East
Baton terae and state aforesaid
! viii expose at Public Sale, on Saturday
The IN day If Eoreaiber neat, 1859 at i
o'elpeis. A " A. The late residence of the
deceased IN tbe cits ef Baton Rouge, the
personal property hereinafter tet.terth and
tliselaed, belonging The above mentioned
succession # jUsftN pfriT, late OF said
Parrish deceased, to wit: One stone inouu-
ment, one Stone Tomb, ore Granite coffin
nta iot ofC,ahita, and lot Of Goods con-
sstitG Of Groceries, Liquors, &c.
Terms Of sale--cAsH.
oct lots. H V IA BIN. Sheriff.
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VENT lie Succession.

Dams l'aaare De Ia Succession de Justin
pitet decide No. as sPreuyes, 1--Couf
dill sixiame District Observation-Disclosures
j Est Baton Rouge. Louisiana
TN NEkTU dune commission lance dams
IL n stisdiia succession ct Il moi adfess6
par How. Cour du Sixieme District Judi
claire dams ct pour Ia i'aroisse dist Baton
Rouge etEtat de Is Louisiana: J'exfoserai
en- seatc pnslique, sifn.sdf, Il 5nle Jour DC
Nordm1feV rocAain, 1855. B II heure du ma
lin. 4 Ia tlalniere demeure du dit defunt.
dams Ia vile de Baton Rouge. Les Iropri-
etc personnel ei-aples ddcfite et NOMINEES,
appartenant ID succession ci-dessns men
tionn6 de Justin pitet, reinforcement dc eet-
10 Paruisss. decide, saYoir
Tine pierre monument; IN ton1beati en-
pierre IN cefrpsil de grant une quanti-
tee de- sarit, ct Inc quaptit6 de marchan-
disc, consistent de Groceries. Liquetlrs. &C.
Condition dc Ia Venie-C oMpTsNT.
octia-15fs. II. Y. BABIN, Sheriff.
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Hgs-suIpEsite of Lime.

TIlF undersigned is manufacturing This
A. important article on large scale -
The planters ard Sugar manufacturers,
generally, may depeud upon getting the
very agent wanted to increase the quantity
tifsuear, and to obtain It whittier end rnler
Directions how 10 use il will be delivered
gratis or sent ~ mail free Of postage
II. BoNNssrL, manufacturing chemist
81 Il - fsberritoulas street, conner of
katchez Few Orleans
The most satisfactory certificates NJ tha
value Of Ills pefaIation Of Lime car be-
lad. nom large Ergar Planters Ii the Stat.
who use it. Add1ess t'tters past paM to
HENRY BoNNaBE1, New 01laHns.
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Notice.
STATE OF L0UISIANA-Parash

Of Edst Bdt0n ROHge.
I n PURSUANCE of law, an election will
| be held in this Parish, East Baton
Ronge) on Monday the 2lst day Of Novem-
bet next, A. D. 1853, it being the third Mon
day OF said month--for the purpose of elect
ing Justice of the Pence. and Constable
in and foi each Ward OF said Parish (of
East Baton Rogue.l said election to be
presided by the Ward commissioners of
each ward. The POLLS TO be kept open
from o'clock, A. ~, until d o'clock. p. M.
Said election to be conducted and returns
TO me made by the commissioners thereof,
in al respects according 10 the provisions
ct the Constitution and laws, in such cases
made and provided
Given under my han officially at
Baton Rouge on this 18th day Of
October, a D., 1858.
oct18td. FL v. BABIN, Sheriff
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| Certainly there is no subject deser-
wing more attention than this. There
could not be n better time to present
| the consideration Of Life Insurance to
! The public mind, than the present. -
| We have but to look about us and see
how much distress, poverty and pat
perisln might have been spared the
living, had those who have past away
during the present year, held policies
Of insurance OH their lives. And here
let us say that there are many, If not
most at the citizens Ct Louisiana, who
would be benefited by life insurance,
| that do not correctly understand its
principles. Il il essentially the poor
mars salty bank. by making q
small Investment from year to year,
he will secure to his family upon no
less certainty, than his own death, q
competency at the very time il IS most
needed That is when his own pro
viding arm has become unneFved and
paraliked BY death
The principles Of Life Ins,ifance is
intended for the benefit Of persons, ID
| the slower walks Of life il We may 50
term it--peisons i'll moderate eireuni-
4 stances. A man with a large family.
WHO can barely ffranage by his own
nnaidgd efforts to support his family
can secure TO them BY life insurance
Ia competency after lp is called t.
leave them, basel upon more sub
stautial footing t'lan The worlds char
ity. We have but 70 look about us
to SEE how many families arc daily
! left alone widows and orphans e
4 take care Of themselves, IN 4 worfi
where every man ID for himself, and
lie devil for ALL The poor man is toe
intent upon iis own raetlloa Of subsis-
lance, d give the relief his own geuer-
Gus heart would pour out, ard he
/ rich mans dooris nailed MP to the
outside world If want. II The lattel
| can make public demonstration now
and chen, 81 'yearning sympathy for
the distressed it il we'll; the exercise
/ of lnostentations charity is Of wonder
Gus rare oceurance in these latter
days.
AseV dollars Of the surplus revenue
of the poor man if he lns ly-(and
1 he can have iswith tllesleast economy
viii suffice to secure policy on his
life. that after death viii lead his fam
lily to belieye that lie has lived to stsmo
purpose M
IL Tie Spectator IN noticing IN
advertisements that paper says: Mr..
Blank keeps constantly on hantl an
assortment Of negroes We would
like to know what he means by an
| assortment Il itan assortment Of
I qualities. or an assortment Of colors
#4s % 3 ------
scnoo1s.-The male and female
isehools will be resumed on Monday
the . lst inst, in Ward No. ].
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We are authorized to announce A
w. BELL. as candidate for Justice OF the
peacefor Ward No. l.. Election 2ist No
vender, 1864
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10 We are authorized to announce
CHARLES u HALL, Esqr., as eandi-
date for Justice Of the Peace, IN the end
Ward fthc Corporation.
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a ssarsEFistrna4srta Nasafsn.

A LII persons having claims agodst iha
II Estate Of TIE late 4. BBzin will
please present them. Persons l9ifebted 10
the estate will call and MAKE a}uieut hat
the succession may b. closed.
GEORGE 4, PRE-,
Oct 21-to-d. .gdnliajSrsfgy
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MOTTO T.,

~ U IL f
STATE OF LOUISIANA--Parish
Of East Eaton Rouge--Sixth Judicial
District Court.
DY VIRTUE Of an order from The Hon.
- WILLIAM B. Robertson, Judge Of the
Sixth Judicial District, Of the state of Loui-
siana.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it
may concern, that special conrt will be-
hela at the Court House, in and for ssid Par
ish Of East Baton Rouge. by the aforesaid
Judge. on MONDAY THE 14IH DAY OF Nov
EMBEa next. A d. 1853, being the second
Monday Of said month transact all bu-
siness--civil and criminal ard to try all
cases, as if the term were regular term of
eaid Court with jury.
Given under my hand officially a.
Baton Rouge, on this 9Th day oil
October, A. D. 1853.
Fl. v. BAB1N. Sheriff.
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Wis.
ETAT De La LOUISIANE--Pa-
roisse dEst Baton Rouge-Copr du
Six;eme District Ju1iciaire.
TN VERTU dune ordre lie rHon. VII
IL Lam B. Robertson. Juee du sixiame
District Juaciaire de FIEtat de Ia Loaisia-
ne. Avis est par la presente donnS 4 fou-
tes ceux Unforeseen. qu'one Ccur par.icilier
sera tenn la noaison de Cotr dams ct pour
la Pdroisse d'Est Baton Rouge par lie sns-
dit Jage, Lundi, le 14uie Jour de Novembre
proclaim, 4. D., 1853, etant ie Pms Lundt
du dit rnois-pour expedier toutes atfaires,
Civil ct Criminelle ct pour consilerer tou-
tes cause, CONNIE sill 6tait I'm terme regu-
lier de ia dit Conr lavec .Juri).
Dome sous ma main offiaiellemen. d
Baton Rouge. &c SINE jour a. Octobrc
1853, H, Y. BABIN Shs,ie.
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GIVE are authorized to announce I.
B. SANS. as a candidate for Justice OF the
Peace for Ward No. I. Election DIST No
vember 1853
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The ladies Of this city especially
Deserve the silent praise they get. No

Their sympathy for the suffering COM
mepced before the black footprints
IF the scollrge became visible in our
beautiful little city The suffering
Of the indigent and friendless stran-
rers OF New Orleans cailea them TO
the field. and from tbe nliserly and
stone hearted male population Of this
essentially penuflous population, they
obtained BY their christian persever-
anee, handsome sum, to aid the good
work tfthat Godappointea Association
the Towards. !
Not content with this, they sont a
deputation Of seven young men to aid
with their own hands the wants Of that
afflicted people and We would not
now have the credit Of their actions
deprecated, BY placing their names IN
contact with columns Of politics pcca-
nary benefit, ill-merited puifs "t'od
bless the ladies" say sc again. They
| are the earths angels--without their
holy infuenee-tle gafdenof creation
would be barten. barren. barren, aud
| life. not worth the smoke of d hot
whiskey punch article sign
cd GALLus, addressed 10 ott}' friend
BRYAN, says il would 81 an act Of iu7-
tice on The part Of Markham TO sur
render to the corporation his dearly
bought privilege Of Keeping a Wharf
boat, at The landing for the accom-
mediation Of the puble--we Say accom-
mediation, becatise Markham has net
realized one cent By the Wharf boat op-
GRAFTON sand those who hase boon Wost
benefited BY it, 'trttiottt eos', are The
greatful citizenk--eger ua the alert
| for the public interest, wllo void lave
| Markham give w the privilege q
keeping The best apology FORA Wharf
| boat the town will afford We have
nodouht he viii sell olt caeaf' and nd
! vise Gallus to 50 and see hin, It he i
Int all anxious to purehace, The
/ Wharf is a nuiscenoe as il now il. and
we pray the lord in our daily deso-
Itiens shat some valuable nan will
| fall through il. MOI because we bear
lauybody malice. but We would like 70
laee q jultnntnf recorded against the
Courthouse and aIarket-hou end
Anew Jail For about $4,000. We
would Ike to buy the latter establish
/ ment--it would make such i splendid
managefie.
] BY The Canada's news We see
Chat in Europe, aiirealstuffs are UP
and cotton ii down. The contest be-
! tween Breadstatfs and Cotton is be-
/ coming daily more animated, aud We
regard The battle with great interest,
EE-The True Delta Of the Goth
inst, contains No. y, Of the Political
Biography Of MI john sliaell review
ed. The author has beenin the camp
as well as the field, and fearlesaly dis
closesIsll the manouvering tricks ol
| the Political card table. 1t affords us
pleasure to find some one bold enough
to come out and expose the triekely
by which the people have been, and
stillase juggled out of their liberties
Legislatures bought--and public
offices bargained for in the open day
light as other dry goods. Lay on
"Guccausn let US have it all withou,
stint.
4 Thrice is he armed who has his quarrel
just,
And he but naked though locked up Id steel
4 ted
l - ee-.---s
Hag lon "Wednesday night whilst
4 storm was rigging about ] past !
o'clock the alarm Of fire was given -