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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-09-29
New ORLEANS, Sept. %.

The total interments to day was "a, Of
which 90 died Of yellow fever.
Al Mobile, Yesterday, l3 died of yellow
fever.
The weather is very cool.
We have advices from Brownsville to
the 10Th. General Smith arrived there
on the 18th with his staff and escorts Of
cavalry
The Mexican General, Wool, had ar
rived at Matamoras.
The Brownsville Flag contradicts the
war stories and says that no augmenta,
tion of Mexican forces had taken place on
the Rio Grand, and that Mexicans had
not been ordered out of Texas, but per-
sons cross the Rio Grand freely, and that
a more friendly feeling never existed be-
tween The Mexicans and Americans Oh
both sides OF the river.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-09-29

nT E. Glover of Scioto county is the
Maine Law candidate, for Senator, in this
Senatorial district. Thomas McCauslin
of Adams, is the Democratic candidate,
and is opposed TO the Maine Law. The
Wings will have no nominated candidate,
as will be seen by the proceedings of the
Wing Senatorial Convention, held in Ports
mouth, on the esd inst.
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New York Market.
New YoRK Sept. go, M.

New York Sept. 90, M.
Sales oil $3.50 brls Flour. at sc: 1870
6:3l for State, and $6:25(06:37 for Ohio.
The steamers news had favorable effect
on the market. Sales of 80 600 bu Wheat,
at $l:43 for w esiern, $1:37 [Ol:39 Tor
Southern, and $3.50 for Genesee. The
news from England had a favorable eff
feet. Sales of $4,000 bu Corn, at sea
$50 for mixed and yellow; the market is
frmer. Sales of l5J brls Whisky. at 28c
for Ohio; market steady. Pork, Beet and
Lard are steady.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-09-29

SELECT ScHooL w. G. Draper, we
are happy to learn, has opened Select
School in this place, for children of both
sexes. Mr.. Draper is young man Of
talent. and possessing good moral char
acter, parents can safely trust their chill
dren in his hands. "Teach the young
idea how to shoot, is the motto of Mr.. D.
See advertisement in another column.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-09-29

FoUSDRY.--We are gratifed to see the
rapid progress of the Jamestown Foun-
dy" The firm is strong one, and fail
ure is not recorded in their books, as is
well known from their "Davy Crocket"
Characters. A Company from Zancs-
vile, we understand are negotiating for
the erection Of another very extensive es-
tablshment OF similar character. MAY
these enterprises reward their labors.
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Notice 20 Bridge Builders.

VTHERE will be let out to the lowest bidder
on Friday, October the l4th, A, D, 1858,
the building of two certain Bridges, of those.
one across Salt Creek, near the Depot Of the Sci.
oto and Hooking Valley Railroad.
The other to be erected across Hockings' run,
near the residence of Gideon Harvey, west of
the Town of jackson, and south Of the Cincin-
natl Hllsborough and Parkersburgh Railroad,
all of Lick Township jackson county, Ohio.
BY order of the Commissioners, of. O.
JOHN STEPHENSON Aud. j. G.
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DAoUERREAN ARTISTS Messrs.
Mcclure & Fox, as will be seen by their
advertisement in to-days paper, have ar
rived with their Daguerrean Sky Light
Car, and those wishing to have their
"pretty faces, and ugly ones too, taken
in COED style, would do well to give them
call You have Waited for the wagon
a long time, aud it has come at last. En-
brace this opportunity. and "securc the
Shadow ERE the substance fades"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-09-29

DEATH FROM EATING Poison MUsH-
ROOMS. .4-On Tuesday last, woman and
child died, near this place, from eating
poison mushrooms. Their remains were
taken to Portsmouth for burial. They
were Irish by birth.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-09-29

RUNAwAY.--On Wednesday last two
horses hitched to a Stage Coach, ran down
thePortsmouth road some distance, upset
ting the Coach, doing but little or no dam
age to either. Fortunately, there was no
person in the Coach at the time.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-09-29

New GRocERy AND PRovrsIoN SroRE.--
A. Crisswell, has opened a New Grocery
and Provision Store near the Railroad De-
pot, in this place. Success to Mr.. G.,
may he have that share Of patronage he
SO much deserves.
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New Orleans Markets, and sickness.
New ORLEANS, Sep. 2lsl.

The interments 10 daywere 81, Of
which II were deaths of yellow fever.
Cotton is dull since the receipt OF the
Arctic'S news, and prices lower. Sugar
has advanced &c, with sales of 600 hhdS.
Molases is firm at II to l8c. Flour is
dull at 1915 tor superline. Mess Pork
STATS. Rio Coffee l0a to l13c.
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MniTARY.--For sometime past, there
have been efforts made,t organize uni
formed Military Company in this place,
TO be known as the jackson Fire Guards, "
and 70 be under the command of Capt.
Jo. Berry. There were only a Corporal $
guard out on drill on Saturday last For
shame. Boys--come up to the "beat' on
the e9dday Of October, and organize. Let
there be "big mustcr," or your Compa-
ny willgo down, and with 1t your heroism.
Remember "In time Of peace prepare for
War" See advertisement in another
column.
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To the Voters of All Parties.
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR THE
OHIO LEGISLATUREll

THE Subscriber most respectfully offers him
self as an Independent Candidate, at the coming
October Election, to Represent the counties OF
Jackson and Vlnton, In the Ohio legislature
The voters o! jackson and Vinton, who wish
to act for demselUes, and do for themselves, are
called upon for their suiirages If elected, |
will, as far as my abilities permit, Represent
THE PEOPLE, In ALL nd Every thing that
most interests your welfare.
Jackson, Sept. 90, 1859.
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99S2GRAPSsG>
LOUISVILLE, Spet. %.

LOUISVILLE, Spet. %.
The steamer General Pike, of the Lou.
isville and ST. Louis mail line, sunk TO
day just above Cape Girardeau, in the
Mississippi river. No lives we're lost.
but tie boat is total loss. She was val
ued at $4,000.
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Loss Of the steamer General Pike.

The steamer General Pike. of the Lou
isvile and St. Louis Mail line, sunk to.
day, just above Cape Girardeau, in the
Mississippi river. No lives were lost, but
the boat is a total less. She was valued
at $4,000.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-09-29

THE organization of a regular Select School,
has taken place in the town Of Jackson,
and those who are wishing totake the advanta-
ges thereof, will find the way open. Now is the
time as the fall term is Just commencing.
NIB. Terms reasonable.
W. G. DRAPER.
Jackson, Sept. 80, 1853.
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The mind is like a trunk-if well
packed, i, holds almost everything; if i'll
packed. next to nothing. So true 1t is that
''order is heavens first law"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-09-29

Eg-ln another column will be found
an official article in reference to the con-
solidation of the c. II. a. L. and the Ma.
rietta Railroads. Should this arrange
ment be lived up to, to the letter, we will
give our heart and hand TO the matter,
and wish " God speed to the compile
tion Of the road.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-09-29

A young physician asking permission
of lass 10 kiss her, she replied, mo,
sir, | never like a doctors bill stuck in
my face"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-09-29

ELECTION TIcKETs.-Candidates wish
ing their tickets, must give immediate no.
tice.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-09-29

CouRr OF CoMMos PLEAs.--Monday,
the 10Th day Of October next, the Court
Of Common Pleas sits in this place.
those interested will take notice.
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Mem advertisements.
ATTENTION.
jackson Fire Guards,

VOU are commanded to meet at the Court
III House, in Jackson, on the 22d Of October
A,u next, for parade and drill. T.
f1X9 There will be business of importance
49, to be transacted, and full turn out W
will be expected, both those uniformed and 9th.
ers. BERRY, Capt
t. jackson, Sept. 80, 1858. g5 ssg
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nrondfnI Rnilrona AccIannt.

The Morning Express Train on the
New.York Central Railroad, going w est,
while standing at the Oneida Depot, was
run into by a freight train going in the
same direction. The passenger cars
were badly shattered, and Mr.. Buckley
Thatcher, Of Medway County, Ohio, was
instantly killed. Many OF the passengers
we're badly injured; some, it is thought fa.
tally. Among them, Patrick Wall. of
Manchester, had both his thighs broken,
and his brother was badly injured in the
feet. Mr.. John Vaughn, of Syracuse, had
both thighs fractured, and Mr., Edward
Jewett. OF New. Haven was severely iniu-
red about the head. The express train
was behind time.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-09-29

If proud man makes me keep my dis,
lance, the comfort is. he keeps his dis.
tance at the same time.
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jackson, Sept. %, 1859.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-26

WI De HulFll'd err rgu'llt I'No ''le 0fNa' % u
nR. DAVIS's SYRUP OF WILD CHEREl
atdy o. cdSsUMPTi6S, BRONCHITIS AsrINH, cot;r.,
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70, ,ss ,oa'"''y Of vn'h -s have not had Go % p'
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FOR apro I've vo,As Of m winter ~. $500 Il s
vsp. pa ptaaar II he tga-, ~ sl, vaso lars ,1,s
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sy-ori.s's Safe Company.

FtNHE attention OF the publlc Is Called to the
utility and superiority these Safes all oher Our Safes
entire principle. We first iofm case rack
made from plates bars around which
iron chilling the liquid metal and making itimpens
ehiso drill and capable Of resisting the bowsof he
aea To the scientific only necessary 70 Nature
Ahc bolts rlve or screws for the
remove with perhaps less effort than required
tts ghe Neither the burning gsment make au impress
. On OF the lined it with Ere prootwal
Wehesate saving that these Safes secured with LLEf
ENPRE DRILL AND POWDER PROOF COMBINATION BANE
s the ouy really depository for ether vslIa
We further, hutle security any OF the popular
Ysult-now They s she work of mechanism
ofe % box IN uto Is I peTsnce hssdtmonstrst.t
ThiCompsny repset fnrnsh At s notice SAFES and
RANFVAULTs Bar King usirtous Mercantile
vii be warranted Drland Powder
Proofwheu secured w h Lilies Bank Locks.
ssnpie ofthe above Sas and ick together hy AeTeh
HaAucp' Bank trk car he seen = she eme OF " NrIs NO.
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IN MAKES pREcEpENCE oE ALLLsO

1T TAKES PKECEUENUE OF ALL So
saw respec table Druggists R. FAfiSESTOCkS 4isd
VERNFUGE Comment unnecessary such testimony the
following; LAFAYETTE, InlIanh, Nov. 10, ISL.
hIessrs. FAHNEST0CK Co, Pittsburgh, PaGsulem,n
Vermngs shipped October has rrged good order The
valuable well known this vicinity
k precedence Of all other articles recommended for the dis
which this Many cans H. snt d.
hesitate their patrons But is sufficient that 1t
years trial. and with constantly ncreRs
ing reputation. Yours, respectfully, -
r. l.. LAWRENCE d SON.
~ Beware fcounterf-its and limitations.
wholesale retail H g the principal DTuggs IN the city,
slnana. n.hNa IANt.
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NLnNlCAI CAN[)N
DIR LIE LOCKWOOD. who has had four

years this city Practitioner Med'in WISH
ing principally 70 office practice o tls ufe, an
Of public that he will rea. with unpaAse G.
rs ali cyprs hss Diseases Head Heart Lungs W.
or Knev aeunitisr Cancers 1tmors Sores or uieTs "a Mn
ali s, of the South class OF complaints eatd ere
isl syphilis forms, Gonuthua in all It's degrees &
the and suffering WIN any
eher female, mreieria about he nsne o.
hv their by ietle IospA WI" rVoe
prompt attention and be cured II possible, .-,.-.,
t Ms Vnrria Medsueswi be sent receipt Of an order and
Of The case Address J. b. LOCKWOOD No. 2s cor
,s, " - ~ ~ ielS
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PRICE q COULON, Plumbers, 107 Poydras
eel Ne" Orleans, respectfully rir nd and the public
ssnrt ls ,Hey ATTY an ts y 5s al III bTan rs AL
=, t5gpss % supply non COLD fttSGE pr SHOWER AISI
MEXICAN, tNGLi>H and FRENCH WATER CLOSETS, WASH
BASINS, FOUNTAINS BRASS FAUCETS s kinds, COOKING
YANHkS, GARDEN HOSE, HYDRA UIICRANS; FORCE. ElF1
ahtH ruN5 Gttad pP n ta nvyst LEAD pltt Of ~"
lEs'riptoh PIG and SHEET LEAD BLOCK TIN hlwUys
1'9d SlilP nd STEAMBOAT WORK u,ay Ist up auI afyd
AZ ftC sblr'~stuC
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a n q AZ ~
fLAs t,Sh'
Sherman 'foor Mhh,a
Allebat' IrofMAhH
Allebasls dlakne,et s''s,!
| The lmprot ed I.Ni ''Hna
Jew Dayid's o. ti"'is"t
petor'a Negehhiei
Knapp Indian, ,.s,
Whltv's hAch'nt opt "t '''hsh
ering,
whiting 'G5tTpuHhtnins,
kidd'H imperial
Heffics . kay;aly ,,.,-rs
LhNihlEN'o'
bniler : non" and tu''t'
barllile'h lo,ion,
us'is'e t'n'sn,
Hunts, HAyea st,sns haNth
- W. - 40 .
pan 1onli'''lh' ,,tfia oo's,
bhpaah 9 NfYoN"'' io"'h'
vhes'a J ool haei,.:;-,. .
lohhIN'''n. g..
sherman Congh, p" o'm N4'hFas
ChinE's worm
NAtat + ,snNh
LuNlHn
Solomon = Lpni6h =
rrrman'SThotl a hHl
WIlliana's 10 .aael-i ,.
! MlsLELLANtpNt,
ITh0rn's EIti4cL
Wuner's hrtnnum EEuhf''
Carter's Spnnlsh hlitl'tf
h0thet'd Rriep 49,
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pLASTER AND MARBLE DUST-2O0 nm,
Plaster Of Paris 100 bLla Plaster Is LbIs Mr m
N' w IotiN @. HARplLLk AGO,
tagcessCTr No J. IIaynis a..
hAfAsiss q. sss Asgs ~ sn,tIi ". A.. ~.
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AZ x. =. FRYER. INDIAN DOCTOR, cure

Nv 1ovEt,pTIoN 81 n, i've and Lmrs p'pgp,1 cRoc
Aortu Ague ard Feye curedn from "a to Is ou
lnveierate
obstinate Fisuas Of all kinds,
Veps Cares Bones White Hugs Kings Evil rHvel pains
no back together with all the
other married single lais and children My
long among the udisnmy long experience and par
since capable OF diseases that have been
siiered hopeless BY celebrated DOCTORS 49,.
rNs,,i Nav0tisans
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.R ELLOITT. YrrERINANY suReEoN. would

the citizens city and its vicinity, that he Is
to attend his lAe entrusted 70 h care d.
hopes long experience Veterinary SURGEON WIZ ensure nun
M ar the public patronage having devoted several to his
ID France aud Prussia and for the aat eight yeara IN
lii The Doctor be found at his Stabes UNION
STREET between Baonne Streets ~ Several hue
! ii..y lSDCARRIA AGE HORSES FOR SALE uct25 ~
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INSURANCE OOMPANI Ess.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, I
PARISH ov ORLEANS Ctty OF New Orleans.
the 18th
snhbera Justice Of the Peace cty person.
ay appeared Brother, President Wheeler
Secretary oil me Home Mutual nsulsnce Company 0resnsho
according
AccounisAre just and true and transcript,
JkNss II. WHsELNn, Secretary. ''' N
s"oino and subeh before this the January
q V. JONfE Second Justice ef he
of the Parish VI Orleans.
" OF ultae9 declared
Per cent on the earned premiums Of the ending
the LIST OF March next
Inc Company continues to
OF uhhhRe ny the ii
Camp
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EHGYPTIAN EYEBALSAM.-

vgsHE subscriber begs leave to call the .ry2
epon Of ha trade to his we'll selected go
and genuine DRUGS, MEDICINES CHEMICALS MEpl- III
CINE EXTRACTS, SSESTIAL OILS PERFUMERlks &-iA
HAIR FLESH, HAT NAIL and TEETH BRUSHES Also large
FANCY ARTICLES for ladies' toilet all OF
which are importation and selected with the uost
offer the above for sale a the lowest prices
paHe sni Apothries solicited TO call snd exam
Inc ny iack and send in their orders.
MEDICINES carefully OF the best articles fys-
Prescriptions carefully compounded and PVT up Win neAntss
sud dispatch at all hours. r. LOUIS MAeShli
wholesale aud Retail Druggsi, 50 ST. Charles street,
NewOrlssua.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

-
NEW ADVgRTISGdEET- every body
II REAoIr.
Il 4 r
RdDlVdF'S READY RELLEt
Is THE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EVER REC0RpEl N rHr
MEDICAL HISTORY OF TtIE WORLD THAI HAS sToPPED
mvuisop HIS IosT SEVERE fhiSs SISgIFs
NJ and '5a
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL.
ssin giving tnsn, to the most to0nsn and ago.
TO TILE SICK AND PAIN.suFpERING OF NEW
ORLEANS.
.%s iSiS II RfRss STREET
FREs foU FROM FAN N FRoM rRFF F.
1T HAS CUREp,
h "A H5sTR SAS' G n r6 81 6 atnHDSsD
NEURALGIA il oNG iio1R
$sSsRss. 81 fs sss55S
SEA ssAN Hs,p,eux n s sIyTs I,STTtS
eIllL FEyfs n FifTFhS M SiiSHfEs
S Ss1rSIsS i S S@pf i, %ISuTfs.
cSTs SHs sRSsf SFs aot2hS a5aSos 6SssS
a RfRDS Kelley %aatan S ls5s
''' '" ''''' '''' ''' siCK HEADACHE
ssSo fA RAR9 sf w TIE M9ST s
atacks weeanse aud sw'eton the stomach, and usuass
's''r''' '''''' ''' PREVENTION
syasnng the pleasant and agreeable pomG q n r. 4 VII
rerrn anu Senthe enos1the dull and heavy evhgs
IN BATHING
Mix atsberooniulo r. r. Water and balbstH
Head Nek rompea wash thB Face parts
body mornn and healthy
diseGse sickness headache ard bliousuesa
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
piARRiiGEh pysESTERY sLooDy ELux, CHOLERA MoRBus
PAINFUL DISCHARGES relieves the mosl 1evate
minuoschtks the moss distressing discharges, vii speedily
NEURALGIA
PAEY STOPPED 1YSTI VIII y,
RkDWAY's READY RELIEF poauren amost
fuenee the sharp darling pam pain Il
VA, a5t sIpStyass VIE drl,s ha9,n
door ne sfsrts Of lie READY RELIEF u 5op IT,
sicily, the ssr, supply
and git the los Of which The
sanE. .....--
PAWS RfLf6EED IN FIVE MINUTES.
RhDWATS READY RELIEF will stop the
RhsuInasu almost instantly rrrsons LIVING
who for months confined their bedsby Rheumatic sns
bra unoun from toe, Whose Joints
ts use of RIb%GYs READY REIEF III S gS 81
thousands in he y OF NyYork and huud,i
oay Of wAYs READY RELIEF citizens d sSs every
CHILL FEVER
ClffELSSTOPPsD IN A FEW siHOTEs-PdTH RRLLEVED
KADwAYs READY RELIEF in aiii.
and Fever II breaks the Chts acknowledgements
rno' wash hoal'a'ud Strength every organ Ao secretion
PAINS OF ALL KINDS.
Whenever you Il pan rpply RkDVAY'S READY RELIEF
nos In lie Lys Kinsys bowels JOINTS Boaes DIVA YES
alsT mihutsaatop pan md quickly remove ~
ROADWAY a CO., ls2 Fulton street. n. York.
SOUTHERN DEPOT
JOHN WRIGHT h CO., ISL Charlras street, Nov Orleans
Ct General Agent! who viii saIpiy dsasrs KAs
-s> Co.'sp nsra.
rEtCT:
httiQh ~
~ Sold also by e. n NnRKiss6S "a -. ~
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FEAR SIR commenced the use of your
KATGA BY accident having little faith Ia such thik but
Hair consider Of much service that take
pleasure making the fac. benefit have tSan
bald for eight years. ...-... - =.
Yours, etc. j. CAMPBELL, Rochester, y. Y.
te- Sold JARVIS WOODAAN Of Common aud Aags
NavyO
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CONSTABLE'S SALE
JrsricK's CpuET H. ", RAY WILLIAM ;. ELLIS
fABt4' OF ORLEANS IL Nos+ lagos and
sel VIRTUE Of two writs OF tieri facias to me
- directed by the HoHarah y, JoHte Second
fncs for ' fr+h Of Orleans w." expose or Sae At public
rGiu WHrrf01ss ttrUHnp sn
lf risk q David NHteT, the par. haset
DAY July 60 1853, Mt " o'clock
CAB 80 IS. Terms rtsb.
-r'l! As % GEORGE r PEARSON. Constable
WROUGHT to the First District Police "a,
y Prison W
John fDUSAN, gut-, 5yrl urHcs H. = "a
"a
lSAA, black, et uches higb about % scar.
b-l5ng. 70 M. rlgurhltI.
LAURA g 4lIatlo, Gt high 10 years Old
the mouth, and uFEd Of lityr
The owners viii please eomplE with the law respecting
JONATHAN WORRAIL, Warrior.
Nowusleans, July 7,ls53, Iy7 I.wty
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AIrIsI .lsRY, llAisN es9ss. FrU.
PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURE

A W AGO NJ,
CARS, pRAYS,
OK md TIMBER
WH,ELS, HAND
CAMS WHEEL
RkIROWS, HAND
TRICKS, etc, etc :
pL.NTArgON an (
ROD WAGONS
Gaze and other
CATS with Wood
An Iron Axletrees,I
foaIorses and Oxen .
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9SsRA WORTHY and we'll lHo. -,t
yeN~ = i'rrcier OF tiu ruLl+ss,-
mol and responsibility; :

.r...,.L..-#- PHiLa nELrHtA, Ser ttnt
hiortnghtor since, ATTACHED with M ma
.psl winch resisted the common rrmrisa, a. gI
anu other o. shary medicines. Df. pavss COMPOUND ~
Chsff} ana relieved losos, th' 1rftllt
ehLirly cured me, My mother, who troubled haina u
M hss been regularly taking squs and sofir t
bad rs before she commenced taking it. "' -
THOMAS MILAR, q Racs,trsss
" Sold wholesale and retail by
snd "e4t, J. WRIGHT & CO.. I5l Chartregst Neyt.tps
Where all orders he add -ss.,
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