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sheriff. sale.

Ford & Trnw ridge vs.. A. r. DempsteF IT a -
Pursuan, to the eommsH o.: an exerutiaR' From
The Cont Of ,nmon Peas of B lhonG coaRay,
Ohio, to me directed will expoee 60 publie
sale, at the door OF tie Curt House, in .Ctrrsll.
ton, on the Q5th day OF January A. d. 1853, be.
tween the hours OF 10 ocletk A. b. aIsfz o.
clock P NJ. the following described properly. 70
wi. the undivided half of lot No. as. in The.
town OF Leesbnrgh, Clrroltco,, Q. A.eo The an
divided halt twelve acres and II perehes Of
and off the southeast qusr er. of section sin
township Ia OF range I, OF the lands directed 20
W sold ct SteubenvIle, o beginning at the
southwest corner OF a 10, of land conveyed bY
James Pice to Gaun Lathers, April fe46, ahd
running with the line Of said lot OF lsnd east
sixteen perches, thence south 81 deg, wesl
twenty Eve and four.lenshs apeFcher. 10 gWm.
',ooks' line; thence wfst sixty@nne and six.
tenths perchess thence north kTeny-.hfeA end
sig tennis percheei thenes sase ,sixly-sik and
seventy.seven-h nndredIhs perchessl .henre noglh
four and fur-tenths perches, 70 the Plass u he-
ginning; teing the properly Of A,.K~ DsWpAaes-
Aleo the userest OF John Watkins in lotvnpmhef
IL in th. town OF Leeebufgh, Carroll 70. O.. AZ
20 one ssrreI colt und one two.hcrses
First described lot appraised st Is m. TkS
second akgtss 90. Ths the third a 45S000>-,
Terms cash GEO PUGH. Sill s 5
DC. 81. 1855. pr Zee 81. Carroll cd =.
& = & "a N = - -. -.
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offer to sell, on reasonable terms. trac, Of
excellent land, situate in Indiana. The uac,
contains TAR acres; about 500 acres good prai
rio. 2l2 we'll ,lmbered, all IN an unbroken tract.
AbouI 800 acres of Iha prairie has been bro.
kea. Ieul.lvassd in corn.) There are ) good
bearing apple orchards on The tract.
Il il situate in Clinton county, I miles from
Frankfort, The county seat. within sbnu, Is
miles nI Delphi, on The Wabash aid Eris ca
ma, and connected with Ihs, place by a good
plank road .-22 miIrs from The civ of Lalay
ellie, whlrh place is second IN rank IN the SAT-
IN point Of P"pnlauon wealth aud commerce.
and has us plank road passing by the laud /.
10 miles from the line Of The Lalay ellie and
Indianapolis Railroad which is cumpIeted. -
IL is well provided lor with county roads. aud
schoohouses close by. |. will he sold in an
0nbroken tract or in smaller tracts to suit buy.
eEs. have seen aud examined the land -
PuFchasRTs can have terms aud iurhrT descrip.
ton by calling on mo at any time. !, will be-
sold for less lhan lis value. J. NJ. DAVIS.
MA t5S t# & T. tf
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Is hereby given that the undersigned have essn
appointed and qualified as AdmiBtstratOrs Of The
estate Of Cornelius Brackin. late af Farrell eOuniy,
deceased. Those indebted 70 said estate will make
immediate payment, and those hsYipR ciaims
against said estate will present ihem legally su.
thentIested within Que one year from Tits date.
RICHARD RRACkTN.
THOMAS BROOKS. "a
Juiy q. 1851. Admini.wasoru.
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CA. Boegel, WhoIsaaIs ageol lor .I1e sale !

Ca. Beegel, Wholesale agenG Tor tho sale of
Huinmets Extfaci a Essence OF Cjff-e. Dr.
Locoek's Pulmonic Waters, Jew Dlvid's Hebrew
Plaster, The -Horsenan's slope OF F4rmsr's
Friend, the A'ntFlean Worm Killer. BarreI's Ind,
IN Liniment and Verm'fuge. II infs Lininent
TayloFs Indian Ointment. Hobensack's Worm
Syrup and Pills. HooHAnd'- 6 rman Bi,ters, and
!. . general sssogtmsnf or Drugs and Midicjnea.
= EasssTu PEissss+ssuel lirssdon %.
ya D. 81, -.
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Drugs at Wholesale Il Retail !!
HARSH g. MTUTCHEOy

Successors to J. e rable.) having purchased
the Drug Establishment Of ]. G. cable, Market ct
SteubenvIlle. OHIO. next door to the Book Store.
are just receiving from the Last large stock of
Drugs, Paints
Chemicals. Dye Stuffs,
Oils, Perfumery,
Brushes, Soices, &c,
whichwe are offering at wholesale and retail.
Our stock being large, we are determined to sell
as low as any house in the State and would in.
vte ysicians Merchants, Mechanics and Far
mers to call and examine our stock, comprising
every article usually kept in our line of business.
and which we will positively sell on the most rea-
sonabe and accommodating terms.
Sttubenvill Dec 8. 1851.
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Men Wanted
Nhneu.
BY C. f. LESTER. LATE U. s. CONSUL.
ILLUSTRATED WITH ENeRAvINes.

FroN the NLw YoRK JOURNAL OF COMMERCE. -
This is a vefy Interesting and instructive vol
ume, eFpeciay to Ameriesns, as il restes to- tn,
discovery and early history OF this continent :
The Plates illustrating various points in the his
tory OF the great Navigator, sdd TO the value o
the work. aud slill more to it's accepiableness lC
the common re- der"
FrOu THE Ntw YoaE CHA suAN OissRvfR -
'!n this elegantly printed Oume, the cumpIt, "a
have preserved all the information accessible ~.
spec1ihg This celebrated voysger. The Book viii
be valnallp ar0ui, ition /"
FrOH TrE NEw Yo1E RE o31Ea,-"Ths i q
worthy Hitute 10 one Of lhe great naVgalOrs
whose name and history will he forever connect.
ed with the American continent. The work is
well worthy OF attention as a repository OF much
mat ~ valuable. bearing on the early history OF
the New World"
FfOJ ?Hs ALBANY SPECTATOR -"Tbe suhiec,
Of tins wOlk ls sufficient Of ,seIi to attract auc
Interest every American. The man who gave
name 10 ihis great western continent, can he yer
be forgotten,
at is wlnlen in that flowing and attractive
style, which characierizes all Mr.. Testers pro-
"uc'lohs, and caLnoi fail 10 have an extensive
clrG ulaIOn."
A number OF active and intelligent men O
good Character, are offered pro li.hle empoyneb,
IN circulating by subscription. the above valna.
ble aud interesting wOIk IN this aud adiacenl
counties in The State Ol Ohio
The Terms wall be given on application TO the
Subscriber. post paid H. MANSFIELD
1874 York ST., New Haven, Publisher.
Connecticut.
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FOREST CIrY HOUSE.
[ FrmPriE the DRahdm House. I

W. \. SMITH, PROPRIETOR.
This large aud commodious establshment Ass
been thoroughly repaired, and renovated threuRh~
out. and will compare favorably with any of the
first class Hotels in the state. 1t contains more
than one hundred rooms, all Ia complete 0raer--
The house is beautifully situated on the Public
quare near the Court HOUSE, 10 the centre Of bus.
iness, and has the advantage Of pure cir and 90
open space around it. The table is furnished vvisk
the best the markets afford, and the Proprietcf q
determined to spare neither expense nor effort. te
render the Forest City pleasant stopping.pluee, to
thOse who msy visit leveiand either on business
or 10 the pursuit Of pleasure. An Omnibus is a.
ways in readinesstO convey passengers To and from
the depots and steamboat landing.
Cleveland, April I6, 1851
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. erA splsad's psia,ing Of ,he slesmship
baluc. waa presspled 40 New. Years iii, 20
The Masesaf cApa Camssoek. (of .hs h. ! II he
passerest 90 The Lest uip from Lxefpool.f
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A FARM FOR SALE,

The subscriber offers for sse his farm. stu.
aled in Fast township. Carroll co. O., on the
Iesding rnad from New Lisbon to Carroll,nn
two miles from MechanicsIown. two miles IRON
Norrissnwn. five miles from SalinevilIe. and
thres mics from tho Cleveland and WeIIsviIIe
Rulr"ad. The farm contslns 100 acres. abnu,
$50 OF which are cleared aud in good repair.
Fne land is of the best quality. aud can I be
surpassed for raising gram or cattle, and is we'll
Wa'erPd. There are on the premises. a large
frame barn. sky by twenty .eIph, .ee.. wi,h an
abundance o: s.abIing a dwelling house IS by
% Zee. shipglHd. AMI u,her shinglcd buildings
Isree orchard Of apple and peach trees, aud
nrw rider works.
The terms vi be moderate. payments light,
and possession givsh The 6rsi Of April ntx,. ur
pe,haps sooner on conditions. There are about
80 acres Of grain in the ground which can be-
Oblalned by ihe purchaser.
/. Apply 10 the subscriber On the premises.
Dec. 8. '5s. CHARLES N. SPENCE.
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Irntl5trD!
4. W. q W. =. SEMPLE.

=. W. q ". =. SEMPLE,
Resident ID n,in,s Of SIpubenvile. tender lheiI
professional services 10 IN. cnz ns nf Carroll.
Ton, in all matters pertaining to Teeth, Dr.
Srmplr has been long know in this communi.
" as the Otdes' Prar.Ilion,r IN Eastern Ohio.
aud is now prepared TO insert teeth in Whole or
Parts Of Sets, with or without Arnfcial Gums;
also upon Atmospheric Pressure, or suy other
method that may be desired, and all work will
be goI up neatly aud elegantly. with Il view 10
Utility. Curnfon aud Elegance that cauno. be
surpassed.
All operations are warranted, and always 70.
paired without charge. Any communication
addressed to A. w. Semple, SteubenvilIe U.
will receive prompt attention.
June i8. t85S.-iy
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N0Iicr,

At my instance an alta, hment was this davis
sued by Henry A. Stdger. Justice OF the Peace
in and iof the to~nship oil Centre, county o,
s Ctrrolh againrt the properly and fleets O
Thomas McGavrsn, non resident Of said coun
~, This zad day OF December lais
HARVEY G, G IL. Prest
f.sg of the Carroll reun'y r. Road C .pnanv
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90 or about the S0.h Of August pas 90 ne
road '"ading from Csrroll;on 70 Esq. ksilh's. Ia
East township. sack cloth coat. Any person
hnding IL will confer favor on The owHsT e e.
turning IL 70 him IN CarroHgon. F.sg - 8 -
CirroIIl1n. Sept. 10. 1857
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FOr the Laflips.- Parame.as. all col.
ors. Frenef mo- ihoes. pyrsian cioths, casnmerss
is~ laiaes, together wishs fall assortment of new
ind-beaudful styles dress goods--which are GO
ing % fsss. Csilsoan and do not miss bargain.
:" CUMMINGS 4 BRAOEIN
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TIE. TAR or THE WEST.

new and beautiful pauern, will befound. on
trial. 10 have more good properties and fewer
bad ones. Than any other coal Cook Stove in
this section Of country. The top level aud
smooth, oven large and convenient, Aues so COZ.
sruc1ed IS TO secure uniform beat for baking pur.
poses, and al the same time consume a large
HmoUhl Of The smoke and SCOT arising from the
coal. BY which cue OF the sIroOg objections 10
the use Of coal for cooking purposrs is removed.
and constitutes il one Of the most economical.
convenient aud pleasant cook stoves nov 10
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Jnst received at Huston's. large and wcli.e
lecled stock OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS;
Of every description, which he nov sGers for
sale a. the very loves, prices.
Our motto is short profits, quick sales one price
and ready pay. J. HUSTON.
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Farm fur sale!
I desire to sell the farm on which | now resic
II contains NJ a-ae- 81.

400 Acres
md there are on It a good brick house, with a
well oi water at the door tery large Frame
3arn, and other out-buildings, all got up in the
very best style. The land lies one miles south o
catrOton. on the oSd leading to New Hagers.
toWn.
intend removing west, and will give the pur.
chaser OF this atm a bargain. ..
For terms. inquire at the Free Press Office, o!
Of the susecfibeT. 01Sths Premises. r. - II
rs 81 CHARLES FkWCETT,
Ntv. ., pss-St
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Good News Tor lIle E.a dies.

The largest and prettiest lot Of Dress Goods in
town can be fount at Cummings d. Brackin's -
Plain AMI figured Bereges, Silk Popiins, Silk
Berege, fGured wiss Lawns, &c, with great
variety of New styles, which We offer at veay low
CUMMINGS & BRAcKIN.
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Thrs H. AikinsOA.
Oheu for sale II his Tin Shop. IN csErOllton .
lsrgs,snd well selected LOT of. ALBANY
Unnkinn Gfnnfs.

These Stoves have been reeeatly purchased In Al
btby -with mueh care, end comprise the very besI
pniternf q lbtest Improvements in nee in the west
Among these the GOLDEN RMER. new and
elegant patern, viii be found the most convenient
snd pertesteooking Stove ever offered for sale In
th section Of country.
10 addition 10 tbe sboVe. he has on hand an
.eleeanl assortment Of cuSI stoves. of PITTS
BUNCH MANUFACTURE, for both kitchen
and baTloF
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O'DONNEL 4 MULLEN.

PlTTSBuRGH CHAIR g. CABINET WARE Rooms
M. sS Third Street., Snu,h Side,
Respectfully inform their friends aud custom.
ers. that they have if nol the Iargps. stock ever
before seen III this city. the creates. variety o.
style. the fintN flushed. made Of The best sen.
s"ned materials. aud by the hes. workmen Of
my in The wts@rn country, all of which .hey
a'e determined to sell az low a. any other man
uiarinng establishment in The west Our
stock IS all Of our own manufacture-no i'm.
P"''a'"ns. 0~TSIeamboals and Hotels furnish.
I'd al the shortest notice. All orders prnmpuv
attended to. ODONNEL 81 MULLEN.
Dec. ", '52-6,nos
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For the ParIOr,
The Bachelor C0aI Cock Stove,

is so much admired. ,hs, the demand, 10 many
cases. cannot he supplied.
BRADLEY'S COTTAGE COIL CRATE.
is beautiful parIor stove arranged with sliding
doors. and combines oil the good properties Of
the round sI0ve and opeG fireplace.
These soves being Of Pulsburgh manufac.
iure. are, Of course, heavy and durable.
lie has, also, on hand fpF sale, WoIsan &
llnchcocks parlor sInve, and their celebrated
Premium Parlor Cual Crate. wi,h foIding doors,
which, for beauty of design. economy of fuel,
and family comfou 10 cold weather. stands uu.
rivaed in this or any olh'r market.
1909 U"d~ old Corpor wanted
He has also on hand and is prepared 10 make to
order cn the shortest notice COPPER KETTLES
and Brassware, Stove Furniture, and Stove Pipe
House Spouting and Tinwsre.
He is also prepared, with the very hest materials
for putting up Lightning Rods in the most substan.
tial and improved tyle now in use
He has also on hand good assortment Of Oxy.
gen Lard Lamps, decidedly the best article OF lamp
kind now in use.
His prices, in all cases, will be low, and con.
stant effort will be made to accommodate all whe
may favor him with their custom,
Car clifton, Sep. 26, 1851.
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.Sher.G'S Sale.
Estate Nf :. =. MiIWer. Drc,d-

Estate "G }. y. Tlilmer. Drc'd.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed and qualified as Administrative OF
the estate of John N. Miner, decd All persons
indebted to said estate will make immediate paw
meBt; and persons having claims sgainst said
/ state will present them, leg lily provens within
'pps YEA from this date.
- CATH ARINE-NILNER. Adm'x.
Despsa1U, 1853. ,......-..sss,gssss4 :.
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HORSES.


- wish to purchase fifty horses sn
UNA will pay the highest price in caeh
- - for them at my residence in Mai.
~ (xVern. GEORGE ARBUCKLE.
@@z@ De. 81, I85s.
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q locks, CI0cEs-- A 6eaulifsl arlelsos
mantle, .'ies Sssss. iuas rscsiysd 40 q, t0
|sAkhSw CUMMINGS : bz6CA1
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Losf.

July IS. la5a...sls. pr fee $500. 81
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i CALIFORNIA At H0NE!!
G4!s AZ sE& GI9ls Ng sSSTll!
Allyeth can see, Read! Alye that can heae
Listen! Allye that have legs and are good on thr,
heels, run as fast as you can, to the new
EASTERN CLOTHING
EMPORIUM
Where you can get ready made clothing cheaper
than any where else in the West, Pittsburgh not
excepted. My stock consists in
SPRING AND SUMNER
ClOGlIing!!
COATS. VESTS AND PANTS,
Fine Frock, Dress and ack oats, of all styles and
colorS; very extensive assortment oil Pants. and
every description of Vests. jackets, Hats, APPS,
hrts ravrts, Neck and Pocket Handkerchiets,
and every other article of goods that can be pur-
chased at any similar establishment in the West
The undersigned is connected with one of the lar.
gest Wholesale 1lothing Stores in Philadelphia
and therefore suah facilities that none can or dare
compete with MIN. He has also a large store in
Seubenville, one in NJ nerva, and is now establish
ing one in this place. lie will recuit his stock
from time to time with new supplies of lothing,
which are warranted to be well made and of the
est materials: he is determined that nothing shall
be lacking on his part to satisfy all who may favor
him with call. One and all
GIVE SHWAB lkER A CALL!
He is assured YOU will not regret the time spent n
examining his stock. He WILL offer such induce
ments that you cannot help but buy
Remember, by calling with the undersigned you
can always get the worth of your money
s, SHW ABAKER.
Lsbon street. third house from Lngge,'s tavern.
IHIEr..llL...a H..
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a BoSTWICK K PEPPARD. Au'ys
Jan. o.. 1853 -6W
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-06-11

The Editor.--They have a steamboat in the
Western waters by the name Of 1.-THE Editor"
That is the best mann ever yet given to any
steamboat, and more especiaiIyto a Mississippi
steamboat. We are surprised it has never been
thought of before. The Editor is a working
engine, whose fires are kept going day and
night. Now he sails against thetide, and now
with it, going along at a dashing rate, until
suddenly he comes up all standing against some
hidden snag, which nearly ,shivers his timber to
pieces. Whenever he moves, he puts the wa.
ters in agitation for a time, and lea a wake
oftroubled waves behind him which lasts about
five minutes. He serves every body but him.
self, carries freight and passengers in any
quantity, and goes puff-pufEing, down the
stream Of life. Often his powers are over
,.asked, and the boiler bursts, but Fortunately it
MN nss.. no one but himself, and who cares for an
Editosa
v; IN ~exeellent name for . steamboat We
,nanv success to "Tha Editor" May she have
som If , .he and pleasant run on the broad bo-
. Sox.u ~ 'ne Father Of Waters, and when her
e eDya ags oa are ended y permitted, in some pIa-
Richmond Mail. ess ftofh- her iaoors.-
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UW. H. B. Thomas, formerly a newspaper
carrier in Cincinnati, it is stated by the CONNER
cial of that city, returned from Washington a
few days ago with a commission as Naturalist
to the Kane Arctic Exploring Expedition. M.
Thomas is quite young, and while serving as a
newspaper carrier in l84s, his unusual know
ledge of Botany, Geology and Zoology, was the
subject of general remark. Subsequently he
was employed as an assistant teacher in a pub
lie school at a salary that barely enabled him
to support himself and mother. In 1851 he
took a prominent part in the proceedings of the
American Association for the advancement of
science, and by his talents attracted the atten-
ton Of Prof. Beard and Prof. Henry, of the
Smithsonian Institution, and through the latter
gentleman he has now received his commission
as Naturalist to the Arctic expedition.
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UThe best evidence that can be adduced in
favor of the etfcaciousness of Hooland's German
Bitters, prepared by DR.. C.. NJ. Jackson, is the
unprecedent demand for them from all parts Of the
Union; and although there may be many COM
pounds prepared and represented as being worthy
of a liberal patronage, yet we feel constrained to
remark, that the vast number of testimonials with
which the worthy doctor has been honored, by
persons oflhe highest character and respectability,
who found it necessary to have recourse to his
preparation, is testimony sufficiently conclusive,
that a more effectual remedy for the almost imme-
diate relief of those afflicted with that direiul
malady, dyspepsia, has never been discovered.
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Fresh Groceries.

lust received and for sale
y 80 boxes star Candles; IS do Soap;
Is groce Matches, best quality;
IS sacks Coffee; IS do Salt: IS bbls Whiskey
1000 lbs sugar cured Hams, best quality;
90 doz Porter; 20 DO best Pale Ale:
Havana and crushed Sugar; fine crushed do;
3 bbls Dried Apples; IS doz bxs S%ardines;
400 lbs Powder, best treble F Dupont;
10 doz bxs HOLSTERS; s nests Tubs, ass;d;
5 bbls old Monongahela Whiskey;
so gals best Otard, Dupuy & Co. Cograc;
IS sacks best old Java Coffee;
400 lbs best New York Loaf Sugar;
300 lbs Starch. Pilot and sweet Crackers, &c.
for sale at the lowest rates.
my2l A. MARlONNEAUA.
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pAccording to the par;. 8

:; rAeeording to the Paris Rsv;ew ,he,e ,re
IN france no less than 100000 sus",. ~ sa ne
oi winch the products amount 10 thsas 1919 SINS
millions per amman. The fabrics - ,l1hareo
yleid about or nearly two-thirds Of Ina, lyons
moiety of the whole is exported-thfeeasMe, a
OF the exports from Lyons. The United s,a a.hs
sSsnsume the greater part. The 10000 ioomss
lyons occupy 175,O0o individuals. Thars
5rso; snree hundred manufacturing firms. em'
.5rsd from four hundred and fifty to five hun.
s,;saa "i y e: The average earning of the onerI
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-06-11

+. BRO WINS
Essence of Jamaica Ginger.

THIS Essence is a preparationsof unusual ex-
J. cellence. In ordinary diarrhea, i%ncipiens
cholera, in short, in all cases OF prostration OF the
digestive functions, it is OF inestimable value. Du.
ring the prevalence Of epidemic cholera and sum-
mer complaints OF childl en-, it is peculiarly efica-
cious; no family or individual should be without it.
Caution.-Be sure to get the genuine essence,
which is prepared only by F. Brown, at his Drug
and Chemical store, N. F. corner of Fifth and
Chestnut streets, Philadelphia, and for sale by all
the respectable apothecarieS in the United States.
Sold in %Plaquemine by A. E. RICHARDS; in
New Orleans by J. Wright & Co, Isl Chartres
Street. feb26-lY
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rrPhysicians say that Davis Pain Killer is
one of those nice little articles which is calculated
TO relative an immense amount of suffering incl
dent to human life. Its action on the system is
many times like magic-so instantaneous-the
pain is gone at once. See advertisement.
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C~opartnership Notice.

THE undersigned having this day formed a Co.
i partnership under the style and firm of J. W.
AUSTIN e. CO., would inform the public that
they have purchased the entire interest in stock
and trade of Bissell. Austin & Co., and will con-
tinue the mercantile business at the stand former
" occupied by that firm. J. w. AUSTIN,
WIN. HART.
Plauuemine, MAY l6, 1858. my2l
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Estay.

GStay.
A Taken up by MI. Robert Tussan,
NKTNEa about 10 miles below Plaquemine
sW ~ on the left bank of the Mississippi
sAek4esksszr river, a SORREL HORSE aged
about ten years, and about l6 hands high, a white
spot on the forehead and no brand.
The owner Of the above animal can have the
same by proving property and paying costs, 9th
erwise he will be sold on the Goth Of June next,
1853, by the undersigned justice of the peace at
my Office.
jed P. T. COLLIE, Up.