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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-12-30

u \ Western farmer found a very Inc hog
dead in the field after heavy thunder storm,
but to his astonishmont he could discover no
signs Of TIE bolt, NOR any external signs TO in
dicate where he had been struck. The animal
was dead though, and this drew forth the fol-
lowing verdict from the owner, who said it must
been tho thunder it would have knocked him al
10 smash.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-12-30
VOL. NO. II.

EsACPE OF ~ INSANE PERsON-RICH CORES
PoNDENoE.-An inmate Of the Insane Hospital
al Augusta Maine, named Samuel NJ Whepley,
but who calls himself Edgar Maurice. made his
escape few days since obtained horse and wag-
on of Mr. Sawyer, of the Cushnoc House, on the
representation that he wanted it to pursue a era
zy man who had just escaped from the hospital.
(he being the very man, mad thus equipped LEFT
town.
The only clue to his whereabouts is derived
from the following letter, since received from
him by DR. Harlow superintendent of the Hospi
tai, who had taken pains to securely lock him
up the night previous to his escape. The letter
is one Of the coolest imaginable. Here it IS,
batum ct Hteratim:
." Five O'Clock. am somewhat in ahmry, so
you must excuse any informalities of address.
&c. I find that swimming river in November
is no envious job. Thank you, dear doctor, for
the remarkable care with which you had me Sc
cured last night. | was really afraid something
might have happened to me if | had not been so
snugly ensconsed. fyou happen to see or hear
anything ofthat key, please inform me by return
Of mail. I got one this morning that answered
as well l am writing in a fellows shop who is
SO ID surly, and I am 50 chilled, that must
close. To all iaq,rng friends please quote the
following admirable lines from Harper's Magazine
q Is it anybody business
What another's business Is 3
81 IF you wish to know concerning my hegra,
1 have not time to write the particulars, but can
say with the warlike Richmond % Thus far into
the bowels Of the land have we marched without
iDlpedimeat."
g God Bless You and yours, doctor, and fare
well.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-12-30

4 wargish apprentice one day after dinner, de-
Bbcratelv stepped up to his master, and asked
him what he valued his services at per day.
" Why about six cents, said hiS master
" Why then" said the boy, putting hs hai'k
into his pocket. and drawing out some eoppersS
here's three ccnts-I'm Oft on benocF-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-12-30

The American Union,

1907. Virginia first settled by the English.
1912. New York first settled by the Dutch.
1873 New bnpabrss sftfR By ythG be- PqGitans
1924 New Jersey first settled by the Danes.
1927. Delaware settled by Sweeds and Fins.
1854 Maryland settled by Catholics.
1885. Connecticut settled by Puritans.
1886. Rhode Island by Roger Williams.
1850. North Carolina settled hy English.
1882 Pennsylvania settled by VIM. Penn.
1888. Georgia settled by Gen. Oglethrope.
1929. S Carolina separated from n. Carolina
l79I Vermont admitted into the Union.
1892 kentucky admitted into the Union.
1896. Tennessee admitted into the Union.
1902 Ohio admitted into the Union.
1911 Louisiana admitted into the Union.
1916 Indiana admitted into the Union.
1917. Mississippi admitted into the Union.
1918. Illinois adpitted into the Union.
1919 Alabama admitted into the Union.
- 1920. Maine admitted into the Union.
1891. Missouri admitted into the Union.
1896 Michigan admitted into the Union
1886. Arkansas admitted into the Union.
1S45. Florida admitted into the Union.
1915. Texas admitted into the Union.
1916. Iowa admitted into the Union.
1913 Wisconsin admitted into the Union.
1850 California admitted into the Union.
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selett 4ottrn.
From the Waverly Magazine.
WIN II E r.

BIZ WILLIAM EARLE BINDER.
Comcth the winter,
With ice and snow
Hark! to the hoarse winds
How they blow.
Hug thyself closer,
The dreary times here,
The gioomiest season
OF all the whole year.
Cometh the winter
The summer has fled
And the trees that were green
Their foliage have she'd
The flowers once so blooming
No longer could stay
For the frost-king hath bidden
Them al pass away.
Cometh the winter
To rich and to poor
Heeding not how they
His presence endure.
Hark to his whistle!
So fierce and shrill-
Gpmeth the ice-king
With good will,
Cumeth the winter
The rich fear him not
O'erhowing with plenty
Is their earthly lot
All they wish for
They have it at command
So they of his coming
In fear do not stand.
Cometh the winter
Alas for the poor;
For they can but feebiy
His cold reign endure.
Would that the spring-time,
For them was eternal
And the green trees, for their sakes,
Forever were Yernl.
Cometh the winter
Oh, ye rich lend an ear
Remember the poor
In this cold time of year
The wind as it whistles
Bot echoes the cry
or the poor and the wretched,
Who languishing die.
Cometh the winter
Some laugh and some cry;
The rich are contented,-
The poor can but sigh.
Fierce the wind whistles
From morn until night,
Bringing sorrow to some
To some but delight.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-12-30

u Among the number Of gallant spirits from
Indiana who volunteered during the war with
Mexico, was Captain B. lie was in Gen
eral Scott's line, and made quarter-raster
at port in Mexico, where he was faithfully dis
charging his duty to himself and preparing to
come home richer, ifnot better man. The in
telligence that Clifford had arrived to open ncgo-
tiations for peace, found him dismayed, in the
midst Of his lucrative operations, at the prospect
of their speedy termination. He determined to
see the commissioner, and did see him. Il hear"
said he, * Mr. Clifford, that you are sent out to
conclude treaty of peace. / am n poor man
sir, and have a large family at home; but I'm a
good democrat, sir; I'm as good a democrat sir as
aly man; and my father was democrat before
me. Now, Mr.. Clifford, I'm United States DIS
Dustin Agent here, and I'm making power Of
money while this war lasts: jest gOu held on
spell, 1ront geol2"
Isn't it barely possible that some such motive
sometimes proongs, ifit does not assist 70 create
- war Of conquestl"
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'ADFERHSEMENTS a will be conspicuously inser-
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Every subsequent insertion 25
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GJA negro in Petersburg, Va, took up and
{. toted'' ON his shoulder a hogshead of tobacco,
from the depot to the Centre Warehouse II
weighed 365 pounds.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1853-12-30

By w1LE1AM EARLE BINDER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-15
Y. EM YORK Gas REGuLATOR COMPANY

z Oh FGCE .62 bROhpWAY. THE OFFICE OF THE NEW
Yui GAS REGULATOR COMPANY has psrmsn
Br. bstWeeG Chambers
pared sell hIddrr PatentGas private
CQuPanies, others throughout United
Satfs
Pr invited all plnces the
std introduced, the Sale
Regulator. drstrd proposals will
the utle5 adTsnas
s uafIa hg scenlife
unqualified appreciation u the largest
th United skates, after olg eGpeiisuce Of is merits
tie improves The quality OF
su beyond doubt the economical machine
10 Apparatus, bugs lights
laH OIL the dangerous compounds spirits
containing description Regulator and Testmonis
value the ue OF the Company, (or they will be
s.us by rust.1 r. CLARKE, Secretary, Iy29 sn
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lT,O soUTHERN t., E55;5..;..:..z.ass.5 .sE.A


TO the public the advantage OF two fast Daily Mail line
IEAvE ARRIVE
81, Philsdrphia W snd r
Philadelphia Baltimore At aud
Baltimore 81 Washington nj and II and
e NJ, and "a Pm
arlington and Fredericksburg 81 u NJ and AN
eieckshurg al2n and hiehmOnd at ~ and An
r. huond 8I Petersburg and ~
Iy"rshurg s.. rlM, and Weldon at M and I'm
", ldon II rN, aud WilmngtoR al NJ and Pm.
W Nuhtgon ~ l0r,H Chasleston at 5 AM.
y the above 4chdue will perceived that
solih, leaving N-w York Philadelphia lOs
Baltimore at a. rAarh Bali-
| in view Of Aoun NemIn, by daylight
Passengers srrlvius
A. 81 or "a r. NJ or N sup have the advantage OF in
brs on Gosd the Potomac steanb ed
arranged for the purpose the Renon
Railroad and lin .. from
Warrington, time to lodge the nieht - " " ~
The this il will be the tI,ser the
advantage Of reaching Charleston e. the possible time
OF avoiding risk in Le sv,t Of a
! Il NJ connection al point.
Wagons provided line y which
passengers tE baggage through a. Raj.
travellers by ts
lance bstwseu New York and Charleston, S..
for Charleston, point south Washington will
their baggage checked 70 Washington and thence Chestou
any other point Of Destination.
tS "lrOugh tckesn apply
York he New Railroad Office 0f Liberty street. in Phil
sdePha the Philadelphia and Baltimore Railroad Office,
the and Frenehtown Lne. and
Southern Ticket Office adjoining the Washing
STOCKTON a FALLS.
iy9s an h F,KR Agent,
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~ as.tsSsh L,ls m & Z M =

RAILROAD -IllIS ROAD lz
s.lNt NOW COMPLETED, ,'Irr-~- ~ AIII5Z
HgiWEES PlI1SBUkCH AN8 illLAHEIrll on plT Is.
UEGH AND BALTIMORE, Which friubt nom bs Iyrst rsp
Market cheaper iTan ty anv Of ths mr.
They ia
81 LOL IS, lOUSNi lille CINCINNATI, WHEELING
ts Western NAers,
i4a / t'itt.uurgb uAlfdad at Iilsbgrgh.
Through between PlsIrgh aud Philadelphia
al ttght an advantage that CAR be apr,al ali
slippers.
Hfeuar b. Railr5ad
freight between pJurs rhladphia Baltimore
Wiuter summer
tlrt Cios'. Rates. Rates,
~, C9os Eo5ks Stationery. b,os, Shoes, Hats ,o,
Nst II w. hslrs and Peyries, tetthes Sad an 7S1s
dlst! ~
Ss,,aI tlas.
Brown Sbretiug Shirling u balos Drugs, Glass
Ha except Cole HARDWARE, Hollow sS cts 90 cts,
Ware, Aia1alncry, on CiOtI v ool, ............
YAir9 Glass.
Brtt'i lifkins aud Kegs Cnndies, Cotton fin wa-)
iRlow, Tobacco
nulletuicd, Essts srA, e, .,...............
FAprk ,}lV.
Bacon, Cotton, LIN sunrnerl Cot g, Lard Lard
u thIougn Fork, fresh ul lOads 10 cts.
tsk
5Eu. {. FkANCSCUS, Frtisht Agcut, fH,sburgh.
:. j sNEEpEts, Freight Agent, Phi4deiphIa.
MAGkAN Il kNONS, Freight Agent, Baltmarr.
}. /. ELlbrl, tIe5nt Agent, street, Me- York.
H. w. HOUSTON, General Frei Agent Pdialpphis.
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STEAMBOATS,.
MOBILE.

E'OR MOBILE, BAY ST. Louis ,4Tn.h
~ AND PASS CHRISTIAN. = Daily U. Mail
LneSuinsr The splendid
e'ssmss OREGON, Capt. r.. A. Fen, aud FLoKIDA, Capt
Johntn Cn7ing been built expressly for the Iks Trade Due
ohe stove s~sfae' viii leave the ronteharts Rarosd DAILY
arrival 1t the the Ia ooct stepping ST.
Ion1 aah Pass ciran daily and ednng and AZ a-enzoIs
Wedn ss And Saturdays going and Mondays and Thnrdrys
trtnng.
~ The Letter Rs- for Mobile pces will the
orcr q y" hesnt a halfpat II o'clock A., u.
~ Leiieu for East Of Noodle be put the mail, they
Will be detained dag " bile.
lE Freight f0r la Fpriu
fot u snme's cAlIFORNIA Or CGEOLE.
h q. cEDDEs. ATln'. 10 Psnk Place.
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ssrRlNG AND SUMNER Isss fs;,s flzG;:;;i-.7; =

- NGENiENT -RlTCHERUsONi
HAilY ENIRESS LOUIS AND ALION-Un Monday
tlnr} Above tNrTt viii leave daIy, 81
s mntdA hatgs OF j. F. Rhersun. Packages,
tso0ls Bank Specie,
Lfs Arcrtntsrosd, paid promptly;
sol aud Express
ra.
Fsgtt Lus to Ctrnve, Springfield all points
the Alton Sang Rirad, daily,
lGNags parcels and sht forwarded q
Ht
spni7n Msr.Unts requested tiia ar
lie A'ioun sa! lr AlfoLA Railroad Wharf Boat.
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Pssse from New York Southampton Rt BremenFirst Cabin
saloon $40; first calm, saloon, 400 second To- stO.
All letter. sud through the Post Office.
NJ bills sling wll be signed the lay sailing.
An experienced Surgeon il attached to each shin,
For freight % passage apply
MNLLER. SAND X RIERA, 20 Snlth street, New York.
C. A. TIF.tNCkEN h CO., bremen
hkRTINEAU, CROSKEY CO., southampton.
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Beautifully gorgeous was the sunset sky; inc
last notes of the summer birds fell upon the ear
is they retired to their resting places IN tne
green forest, and everything whispered OF love-
as stood with my loved one in a peauIiiai sar-
den, reralel bv the o1or of Il ousand flowers.
Gently / drew my arms around her delicate
waist, and was about to impress kiss upon her
lips, when she looked me saueily in the eyes
and with a smile upon her countenance' said'
:, Don't, and lon'ted. American Prize Iale.
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t' II EAl EbiWsFB K afSIlxs co So w.lt..s, NY,
BROWN SFrLEY co, Liverpool,
T.. 6. RlbERlS a Cu.,l3 Klus sAInls Yard, London.
JOHN MUNkOE d Co,
IS Rue N,ue Csue des Eicloires Pans.
GEO H. DRAEEF, HAyre.
Tla ships Will accountable ,r told S-
Bcu Specie, JsNrlry Precious Stones Meta
dng agurd therefor and the Sds thereof therein
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STEAM COMMUNICATION BE- q Ssgsss,

- TWEEN NEW YORK AND GLAsGOW-The
a .nd New Heb stesa snip Company pow new steamship
zappouted ditec, glasgow follows
SATURDAY, lde next ocoek Saturday. 0t Sep
9's!ock,
ati, mdshlI
Second CABIN SO
Stewards fee included
limited number Of third elnss passengers will he taken supplied
~ sloH g0y4 uav ed, S70, Csrrlga SUI
iygs J. MrSYAloN, s8 Broadway.
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SEA-GOTNG VESSELS.
THIyEURNfH.
COR CALIFORNIA, via VERA sfNI

EOR CALIFORNIA, via VERA -sfFfs,
CBUZ-Fenous desirous OF PI9cee inR to California
VersCruE CIV q Mexico and new
steamship TENAS aVD IONS burihsn iiehry fae
leave NewOean for NerhCruz on the s and ih Of
WAR nonh at puhctualy, carrying tho U S.
Stg III daily fr the City Of MIieo, from
A % tques crh be hst -. -.
TIE MEXICAN OCEAN MAIL AND INLAND COMPANY will
the Road and steamers
rsJ through 10 San raneso Meanwhile, all the
Pe touch Acapulco passengers will
tatn,d iorf fur. n particulars, apply
HARRIS 4 MORGAN foot Of Juliastreet,
nt,l opnn.ite ibe Slran.hin Landlng.
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H.ATERLJl-G PLACES.
II AXE SHORE PACKET STEAMER anrr~ !.

a
q rREolE s.mn..r Arrsgcm-n,.-FoR ases=e4ltkr-2-
Jean SP N BILOXI and ntsmflist. iaI aIdngsfba and
splendid l0~ ster CREOLE Charles Walker master by
expressly or u Is ai vii superior accommodations viii leave s
chr4lon ami lrd Railroad arrival The Lake Of tbs Cars,
MONDAYS ...ry 4. NJ cara FRIDAYS ...by p NJ Carr
"EDNkSihYS,hy A. " Cars SATtRDAIs..h .hy r. VI.
ts on ii Elrorr, arrival NJ the Lake the Carr,
AZ NJ. 2s f. m 5s'' o,. Sv,iSgi
aiRs 4 y can ll9HAy ls}i!s EysNtNGs W
SATURDAYS. Il ~ n ga SATURDAY 49,, MORNINGS.
ON ss,ndnys an sesyl the Creole will stop only Mssppi
-, f''igl At ila Railroad al the week up o'c'ock
W tuta IL Bsv - Ian,. 1i p,. ~ ,,." s5 ~
yrts 4i Deck a. Fare Ass,po City, RiloEi
Is: ~ ~ u & ;S chlaIt end SeTynn's, 81 to bsgk, a.
days a Wc,e'tays asH O'Clock and On Friday and sailr
i.s0 R. eEDDEs, Arart 10 Bank ra,e.
4 AXE SHORE TRI-W EEKLY
pa,tgt 1t ] ]s,ss~sr CALIF0kNIA-fuR sassss
Ti MISS lsslpPi md srg at PIKE on Tt'ys-
paet L0RSiA Captain s. B frost built er,ry iof
oa srd Jslsqn "a it arrival Cars the
'"@' m IsRA ngA. y S A. " Cars
SATURDAYS ................b ~ 4 r. NJ Cars
And tontrhAr'raiu Railroad,
isa5ss Es~Or!eaas. Esas., Lynchbu,g and Bio5i.
TTgffs4gS TgfsbsYs s EyESISs EyES
sATgRpAYS Mca. suNn&Y 1@.' ."'t.fa EvEslxs
" The carrD docs MT beyond Pass Christian Saturday
E Bay St I9a'f PAS Christian "a oo Children aud
~ Fare Mississippi ity, Ocean Springs o. 50: Chi
dren snl Servants, >l 90; Deck ~ co.
~ tresht received At the Railroad Depot all the week.
tf The Wa Letter Bag wleave Agent On Tues
DAYS aud ThursSyhH 81 o'clock A. NJ AMI Sstuiays
I"8V r. GEfiD-S Agent 10 Bank Flace
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w kegs Atlantic Unou Brooklyn. Pacih, Ulster and
White FRENCH ZNCor sale by
D3s A. DELAGRAYE co. II Magazine street.
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ENARE REDUCED BETWEEN PHIIA- II SsfTss,
DELPflGA AND CHARLESTON, s. C.Ths .sl=alsssazs
vhe. stsaasp OSPREY 5 Bennett, commander,
M rioe rs M Ae either sFety SAL uRIA y as follows
t-Ht PbtIltJAEi Igyp faI}sstp,
I,ne : september 10 June Il September II
Juu3 IS September - June 70 Oeicber
july Orehrr July Is
Ju.y IS Ocobsr - Ju.y October gs
Jaiv 50 NovrH.her August November IL
August - NGvsm5er lp August November %
II December . September December 10
~ FaTg rytnced ot abin Passage Sl5, steerage 81
The has oroug ally oysTAAulcd and furnished With
boilers ana large and ole saloon djgk with
cement thst add . comfort pass-r gers.
IN Philadelphia tRs ship vs the the Liverpool
steamships City Of Glasgow aud city Manchester at the foot Of
tl4eHu
Passage surd by letter o,hsrr application tue
agent SAMuEL T. PEARCE, Walnut street, Philadelphia,
oroi +. LGTfLEFIELD Kingsley Co.'s Express,
] Wal street, NewYork.
3p IA CAl, l,l-eton S. II f BAKER
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Il.Ii-RE.

I'OR HAVRE THE splendid A | fast ~
.ail1; Nyr York packet s4p GtLsSA, CaI I-r,f ~
I 'tdug, ard Wi have a-f tisniC tor frig1t II
S5 coa appy AAI.tN CpIlFS, street,
or j. ?. RillTNEY a co ~ Chpp Att-tt.
~ For passage, hayu nhorey futBhsl Rom
Cabin tTst tas
CABIN 10 ih
Hlc.sI Dsfft,t, opp9tlts Vegetable Mnrs,t ioii
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VOLUME vi.
STATES MAIL STEAM. xsH,.

SHIP COMPANY, connecting with the Pacific
Mai Steamship CompnyOny Through 4. 8, Mail Line CALI
FDRSIA AND OREGON, PnnAmaBy nr1sr of
The Post GenerL Mail slcnnsrs with the
Caorn, Mails dispatched the 5ihnl
1lh Of each month"; from New York direct Tor wal aud Ns~
Orleans duee for AIiawa tho 1h and When these dates
Sunday the sailing 10 psponed until I'VE Monday following
The Pacific Ma miee dispah
the arrival Of 10 maiis ut Panama.
UNITED STATES MAIL sTFAMsHfp COMPANY
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BOSTO.v

To sall on sal 1 KDAY, hueustis
EfOi BOSTON - The regular packet fiTTssSa
a tark AnJILh. Naryc bsying nearly
-a"nZAsrd o sail above. Fog bslanre Of g,or passsp,
n-I---t GEn. M. IlY NhON. e Calnp .tr.at snlI
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Ew ORLEANS EMIaRANT AND :.

4 hE&ITFANCh OFE CEThe unisfsiEnsd his old l4kx%
fsd o1ce onnlodAts derous 1-
uu-y ftudS England Ireland Scotland,
q SPY aasnts p aoe aJ post iowa n ine AooVs nataed
He Usual,
s1ttf7m Lysp0o 10 good rsaausbs
) Par=A lause, by alrsssng sei;sr post adl
JOAN TOOL as Bank Place,
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N'EHr YORK.

-;s.-r,h packet shp SHEFFIELD Se-rs master u ri
lAg la-c p9tn OF he- engaged, win have qaik
dsf bfca. For E!su- ireghtt passage, apply to
.gl4 q. ". fYNSOS 20 Camp street
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-
fsROUGIIT to the First District Police "a,

5EoRGE black, set4 inches high A. year. old has a.
Robert Murphy
Says he belongs to Capt Price
WILLIAM grne feet ish years old has III
ioIehead Says he ueongs o Mrs.
iheoWnehwll please comply with the law respecting them
J. WORRALL, W arden,
he"oreans July ID 1859, yli lawsr
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PHIL.ADELPHLf

ETOR PHILADELPHIA - Penrose & sgsss
H-rou'a Line Of rarketiTle regglar packet S.
A%Ht v tUus nasst having pa vfher
t..t- a4i~E d'lAteh- tor raght, apply 30
HIl j. Il ASHBRlDGE a Co So 81. Caaf,1 street
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hION BOSTON.-Ihc fast sailing bark =,
hETHIR, Captain Spear, losdng, and will 49,
As.-rk Dispatch, f"r height passage apply board,
b. tr.. ., Sc.0nl District or 10
zee BoGERT WILLIAMS 4 co. 10 Camp street.
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ST. Ii us.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

CONSTABLES SALE.
FHsT irsrcE's CnuHT,ll F. STRuMEYER c. iAROCHE.
PAEisr - ORlskSs II N0 1875.
slG VlRUE of writ Of feri tacias to Inc
directed by the Hon. L. L. taenne
or the Parish Orleans will eAPose public anel THURSDAY,
August IS 1855 NJ II o'clock william Tell Coffee
IN tghGuIatolas, between Rtcha Il and Orange
one LOT OF HorSEIiOLD FURNITURE.
~ Seized IN the above suit. Teras cash
US ! HOPPE C5rs,siia
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LIME, CEMENT, ETC.

4 LNE-2g00 bbls Rockland, landing ex brigs
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