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WASHINGTON. ID. Z. June N, 1858.
FRIEND KNAPP:-It IL with feelings of sincere con.
dolence, aud heartfelt regret, that | announce 20 you
that the wife Of our mutual and esteemed friend Judge
Ezra Williams, 10 mo moTel She died Al her residence
in this city on Wednesday evening lAst, at the aye OF
50 years. In the hope Of ablessed immortality hey Ond
the grave. She was a woman Of true christian virtues
and devoted to her family, whose kind attention, snx.
iOus care and earnest sOlieitude, during her illness. was
sufficient evidence to the minds Of all, that her virtues
were appreciated, and her true character well under.
stood BY those whose welfare and interests she had
cared for, during the past quarter OF a century. Her
loss will not only be felt by our community In which
she was loved aud respected, but is irrtpGra5ie to the
husband Of her youth, the dear children whose posi-.
tiOn in society and attachments more than ordinary,
reflect mothers character as well as q fathers train.
ing and kindly admOnition.
Mrs. Williams, during her Hines OF nearly four
months, was ever cheerful and happy, and although
life had It's endesrments, she was willing TO leave all
al Gods villa kind and devoted husband, two &C.
eomplished and loving daughters, and two sons Of
promise, whose hearts were with her. although they
were not permitted to be present in person at the
closing scene, when her spirit took Its flight and the
scenes Of earth passed forever frem her view. But
that she is happy In the spirit land, no one can doubt,
who watched her course 10 life; and her example ia
worthy the emulation Of all who desire a pleasant
life on earth. and a safe and happy entrance into that
wrli. where the SORROWS and disappointments OF this
life never enter, but where all Is Joy and ~gladness and
perfect bliss, throughout the oeaseless ages Of eternity,
blessed are the dead who die in the Lord"
nnu
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Much valuable matter has been crowded
from our columns during the last two
weeks in consequence of the publication of
the laws. They possess, however, a gen.
eral interest, and the space they occupy
will not be regretted by the majority Of
our readers. We are now, we believe,
engaged on the last one we shall publish.
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Petition for Divorce.

nEFENDANT will take noti:o tina, on the 2Tihi
IL day of June, A. D., 1903, pIrinuG hled biz
petition for divorce in tho court of Comabon Plegt
Of Ashland county, OhiU. Cause, wilfrl abSenss,
and gross neglect Of duty. The prayer OF said
petitioner is. that the marriage contract eEiSting
between the said petitioner aud said Polly Ever
cit may be forever dissolved. and both parties
freed from the obligations of the same. The said
Polly Everett is iurthor %hotih6d, that, unless she
shall appear, plead, answer or dotnutto said petit
ton, petitioner will, at the neat term Of said
court, ask for a decree according to the payer VI
said petition.
- JOHNSON, KENNY & PORTER,
6w6 Aty's Tor Petitioner.
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OFFICE FRANKLIN & WARREN r. r. co ,
FRANKLiN lime ~ taxq y
NOTICE
NEW DRTG STORE

hubl1a H. CHUbB a. CO.,
Wholesale and Retail lbru xeIstk.
Two doors snst oftht Bank, and opposite ,As Rmplr,
Store,
Ashland, Ohio.
ARE receiving and will eonstanAv Iesn
IA hand an extensive assortment Of
Drues, Medicines, Chemii Fine sosn. p,nsr I,h.,,
calls, Putty, PAints, Uila,l and Bottles, ~
n%arnlthss, bgesiaes. aud corhA siSionsIy ana
,vioIs. school Books, Confec,
".ass ware Cut Glass; uonsres. 6ptces aud
ann Fancy articles. Grocenea
ubope aud wall Lamps, Pure Vince, Splriir end
SnWins. and stand amps. Liqnors, for Medical pnl.
nottles; Vials aud ApotL' posea, Only,
eeafy shop Furniture. lCiears, Fine cat. cAewis-
Paiai and Varnish. nrufh.I and SMOKING Tohsern
e., Mhtewash Ahd hhoel knuhs. lemon and On
Brushes Tooth, Hair aukea' enrrieal In.s,,
and Cloth Brushes. h. Rents. rru.sse. Rs,r.e..
sental Oils. Periphery, aud aiikinis n popui,,
Patent Medicines. "
Our good. are warranted 10 be ffeah, pure and
ganuine, and were purchased al tho lowest rates
for ready cash, and will be sold al Cleveland III.
ess. Physicians, Apotheesriss. Msshshies snd
Artists who use our articles ia large quantities.
will be htnishsd at wholesale, priees' and wlIp
dnd II to helr advantage TO pnh iapa Of us. faike,
than send 10 Cleveland, o. slsswbefs. n word.
all our goods shall be 81 unch pncSs and onaIiH
az TO make u for ths interest %ofevory pulekfllY t
paitoniie Us. Call and sec.
Ashland Juhu s, 1905 ar
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BOOK BINDERY.

THE subscriber has opened Il Dindery in con-
l. n%ection with his Book Store, where Maya
Zines, Pamphlets, &C., will be bound in the hes,
style, and at as cheap a rate as at any town in the
county. Old Books rebound on short notice =
work warrantedi please give us a call.
W. II. II. POTTER.
Ashland, June 80, 1858. 3m6
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On the 3th uIt., 10 Jer by Rev. A. Rum.
field, Mr. REASON b. HAND, to Miss LovlNA
HARPSTER, both Of MohecGn Township. Ashland
coGnty.
In Ashland, on the 9TH Inst. by VIM. Millingtou
ESQ.,, Mr.. BENJAMIN 8. BURGAN, Of Congress,
Wayne county, to Miss. CATHARlNE FRANCE, Of
RowsbuIg, Ashland county.
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NOTICE IN CHANCERY,-George W. slater
IN and Samuel J. Slater, now resident defend
ants, arc hereby notified, that On the AID day Of
June, A. d, 1861, Charles Cameron, and M1hala
r., Cameron, Of Ashland coGh.J, in tie State Of
Ohio, fled in the court Of common pleas Of the
sOid county Of Ashland, a bill in ~chancery against
the said George W.. Slater, Samuel J.. Hlater. Jas.
y. Slater, Nelson Slater, William P. Slater, 10
seph w.. Slater, Eliza Settlers, James BrinkeIhuff,
| abel A. Brink erhutf, Conrad Winegardner. Ne
becca A.. Winegardnor, William Winegsrdner,
Zachary T. Winegarduer, Mary Ann Stat r, Hen
ry Winbigler, James Shier, James A. Slater,
James II. Slater, James Cameron, the objact and
prayer Of which bill ia to contest the validity ofs
certain paper writing, executed June ~, A D.,
1852, pretended to be the last will and tAsiamant
Of James Slater. late Of said Ashland cpanty. do
ceased that an issue ut law may be made up 10
try the validity o. SAID ended will, that SAID
pretended will may he declared null and void
and the estate Of the said James Slater be distu
buted among his heirs according to law. And The
SAID above named defendants are iurtber notified
that unless they appear and plead, answer or hb,
mur, to said bill within siIty days after the merit
tenn of said court, the said complaints, at the
term next AFTER the expiration Of said sixty days,
will ask the court 10 take tho ma tors Of sid bill
as confessed, and decree thereon accordingly.
CHARLES CAMFR NJ,
MAHABA A. CAM n y!
Dated June ~, 1853. y cas-
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New AdxertisemnnA.

s. HAMILTON, Milan, Ohio, can accom-
modate The farmers and Merchants of Ash.
land county, who trade at Milan, with ad-
vantageous bargains. Try him.
Mr.. Potter has received another add.
lion 10 his already extensive assortment of
Books, Magazines, &c. II
Mr.. BAcHERER ftiedNlb a very at
%trac'ive Saloon id~be,eId sand formerly
occupied by Mr.. MILLER.ss
Mrs. LYDIA McCLELLANp, offers for
sale desirable Real Estate.
The tax.payers-& ph now includei
even the Bankers-wlll do Well 10 read
the advertisement of lie C0thly Auditor.
Messrs. r. ii. CHuBB & Co. advertise
new medicine. ~
The Commissioners advertise propo
sails for building a bridge.
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no rHE TAX PAYERS OF ASH.
IANn CON VFY

NOTICE il. hsrsby given that the rata per ceat
~ assessed by the Commission ers' Of TIM eouH-
ty, as a road tar for the present year, D one mill
on the dollar, VI one per centum on Ihe enc hum
dTed dollars valuation Of all the real and personsl
property of said county, which som % assessed,
may be discharged BY labor on the roads under
the direction OF the supervisors Of The several
districts throughout ne county, a thu rats Of one
dollar per day. Yoh will therefJe, End BY reler-
ence tl3he 4w passed last winter, that il will not
be nesG obtain certificates from the Super
visors %fsbepwpOpe obBrineirg them 70 The
county Trfasurer TO apply on your taxes a. here
tOlore reqdired; as the,tdad tax will hot be placed
on the tar duplicate this year, and collected BY
the county Treasurer, a. under the old law. IL
is now collected ia the different .nvpshipu
throughout the county for which parPosA the su-
pervisOrS are required by the 33d. Section Of said
law, land TO which | call their attention, y 70 retarA
the duplicate furnished them By the Township
Clerk, to said Clerk on or beiofe Inc 10Th day Of
November nezt, certifying the amount Il snyl Of
taxes that remain unpaid by labor aud IL Il then
made the duty Of the Township CLERK within Eve
Jays thereafter, to certify the same 70 the Town
ship Treasurer, who shall immediately proceed TO
collect the same, in the same manner that county
Treasures we're bound 10 collect under tho form
er law,
ISAAC GATES, County Auditor.
Ashland, June 20 1853. 4wG.
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Atthe County Temperance Convention, he'd on
Saturday June %, 1888, at Ashland, the following
persons wefe appointed a committee to make
suitable arrangements Tor a mass County Temper.
ance Convention to be held at Ashland oil the
9TH Of August next:
Messrs. J. D. Stubs, VIM. W. Semans, John
Mccormick, Joseph Mccormack, Jacob Grail, John
Gault, A. Riser.
The committee are requested to meet at Ash
land on the 9th of July next at the Cour. House.
l.. J. %SPENGLE,
Secretary of the Committee
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Col. @. W. Marypenny'S son died last
evening at a quarter past o O'Clock. The
remains were taken on the cars this morn.
ing 10 ZaneSville for intermeni.-Cin.
.7iidS, 24th.
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Wives are always loulish enough to sit
up for their husbands. But YOU hear of
few husbands who have the patience to sit
up for their wives.
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o LANDING;

E0O BBLS. Salt, this ummer's manufacture
wv 5000 bags Dairy Salt, in IA or 20 pount
sacks
200 bbls. Lnte Fish, White Fish, Trout, Pick
erel, Herring, Bass, Bay Fish;
100 tons Blacksmith's Coal
200 bbls. Water Lime.
THOS. HAMILTON.
Milan, June 2s, 1853. 4mG-
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NOTICE

BRIDGE NOTICE.
TNllE undorsigned will soil to the lowest and
Il hest bidder IN Saturday the 30ih day Of July
1893, at one O'Clock p. NJ. the building of a
bridge across tho run between John Ateu's and
Temp e.on, Ga the Savannah road, in Clear Creek
Township.
GEORGE MccoNNEL3
LUKE SELLY, Comnissionnt.
AMOS klLBORN. AvT
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nISSOLUTION. Notice is hereby given, that
~ the co partnership between - undersigned
is this day dissolved by mutual agreement.
LUTHER HERSEY,
VIM. A. DOWNING.
RuQQles, June I. 1853. Awe
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HYMN ROCKS.

LUTHERAN, Presbyterian, Methodist, Disci,
IL Piles and Watts Psalms and Hymns-all sizes
and styles. Also, Protestant Episcopal Prhyel
Books, and an extensive assortment of Bibles
large and small, Of every style and price-twar.
ranted cheap at the Ashland Book Store. y
W. H H. POTTER
Ashland, June 90, 1853. 3m6 -
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T. II A m N

MILAN. oI1Ios
w HOLESALE dealer in salt, Water lime.
w Lake Fish OF all kinds, Lnhigh and
BlacksmItn's Goal. Water Lime, &c. &c.
s6- CASH PAID FOR WHEAT, CORN, OATS,
&C., at all times. Grain stored on favorable
terms. Advances made in cash when desired.
June 20, 1853. 4m6'
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NEW SALOON.

II BACHERER, Mt the old stand formerly
IL. occupied by Michael Miller, dbove the
McNulty house. keeps constantly on hand every
variety Of good things, sTCcpt intoxicating drinks,
which can he desired by any one fond of good
living. June 80, 1883. 6tf
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lilly MAGAZINES

JUbI
lust RECEIVED and for sale " Harper's ~
u "putman's' "Gtaham's" "Arthnr,s" and
"knickerbooksr's MagaJ nss." and "GodeY's
Lldy's Book - by w. II. II. POTTER.
Ashland, Jnly 6, 1883.
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DLANES Of every description constantly on
I'D hand At this Office,
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II Judge Curtis has removed his of.
Are to the rom designed for the Probate
Judge IN the new Court llpusc.
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A MRRICAN UNION LIFE INSURANCE
n COMPANY.-0hice ~ East Ponuh-stIest,
Cincinnati, OhiO.-Ineorporated by the A,ata, Of
Ohio. Charter perpetusl, A1nioHsed Capital,
500 900; and a large accumulated fuAd.
This Company will insure lives on either the
Stock Dr ,Afutaal plan. Persons ~inaurinq in the
Mutual Department caR secure one bali Of tbs
premium BY giving a p 'emium note. Those iusu.
ring in the stock Department can pay their pre-.
miums annually, srmi-annually, or Quarterly
The rates are as low as those charged ~ most
Companies.
OFFICERS AND Directors.
MERCK y. DEAN, President
GEORGE w. GRAHAM, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
Merck D. Dean, Charles A. Gla,ier,
Jesse Garretson. Nd, X, Hsnkenson,
George s. Bennett, &c rge W. Graham.
VISITING AND ExAKIKi 20 PHYsicIAHa.
r. D. Mussey, MD, W. II, Mpssey, M. d.,
R. =. Newton, M. D., Jesse Gafretsou, NJ. d.
n. B.-Responsble persons physician, .ad
others) may obtain the Agency Of this COMPANY
for their neighborhood, and be supplicd rfaIi,
with its publications for circulation BY addressing
Ihe Secretary.
The fullest information in relation 10 the ,uh
ject Of Life Insurance will be freely impaired Il
applicants at this Office.
GEO. IL. PARRE5, Ake1,, Ashland
June is, lS53-iy4.
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Receipts on Subscription

FoR THE WEEK ENDING July 3, 1853.
July 2-Johu Plahts ...................S0 62
I" 4-Robert COwen, Esq, .......... 2 90
3" "-John Coulter. | 90
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FiIS! FiI~!! FIIs,u

WIN! EVIVN.. FIIS,W
EWlS& FLErCHIRS' Vegetable Compound
IL tor the cure OF Epilepsy or Fits-a recently
discovered invaluable Medicine, purely yepeta.
Bile, for the cure OF this dreadful disease, Just
received an for sale by r.. II. CHUBB & co.
Druggis,e, Ashland o.,
July 6, 1853. nj
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United states Mail Coach.

yROM BAroN RorGE to CLINTON RIA
L JAcksos. will rum hi-~cehiy, as follows
Leaving Baton Rouge, Sum
days, YncsdayS and Fridoys, at ~, ..,'.
: o'clock A. NJ, and arriving G----4 --'
a: Clinton. at 3 O'Clock, y. NJ, i"av-
.ng Clinton Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Saturdays. at 3 o'clock, \. NJ, and am
wing at Baton Rouge at 3 o'clock, Z. u.
RATES OF CHARGES.
From Baton Rouge 10 Jackson, $! 90
do. Clinton. , 30
ne subscriber has taken great pains 70
lit up CoAcH worthy Oi patlona"r, an
hope, TO retain the patronage he has here
toiore received.
C. Seats can be engaged at IT," 'arney
House, Baton Rouge at the Post Office. II
Jackson and at Carman's Hntel..n Clinton
maylI-y WM. ELDER, Proprmor,
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Time for Closing the Mail at B. Rouge


a NY change will be i'm .~f =
n mediatey corrected as >I%ssf n
soon as made. The mails cEsE 4. :. -. y. -
for New Orleans, Losans' Landing, Fay
Tors. Bonnet Care, Edgar's Courents Tu-
rcauds. DonaldsonvIIle and interior, New
.,iver, sgayou Goula, Ibeiviiie, Piaquemar,
Mauc'ac. Brucy Landi.g-will hereafter
close daily. at -. NJ.
Fol Lobdrlrs Store, Port Hudson, Va
tcrloo. st FrancsviIle. Point Coupce, Red
River Laaiing, Fort Adams. Natchcz o"d
Inferior. Nicksburg and interior, closes 5a'ly,
at clock, r.. N.
For Cincinnati, and interim of ONO,
Louisville and interior. Memphis ami ate
,ior, close. on Tuesdays aud Fridays, at
o'rlock r.. VI.
For G,censburg, S'oncy Point E'r'ing-
ton, &r., closes on Tuesdays and Friday $
at | O'Clock. \. NJ
For Springfield, Cock. &c, closes every
Monday. at "a. NJ.
Fol Clinton. Jackson. Mt. Willing tsup-
plying Llhcrty,) Rose Hill. Woods,lc, Tc .,
close, on Monday's, Friday and Saturday )
at ; o clock. =. VI
The eastern mails via New Orleans and
Mobile, closes daily, at II O'Clock. N.
JOHN G.. LANOCE. =. NJ.
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CITY BOOkBINDERT,
THIRD STREET, BATON ROUGE, LA

HNHIS establishment is now prepared to
do all kinds %! Bookbndlng and
Blank book manufacturing. in the very neat
est style, aud expeditions The proprietor
owes the public an apology for NOT having
given prompt attention To work tor the
past six or eight months. This has moi
been occasoned by any negligence on his
part. but an inability to procure prompt
workman. That want is now supplied, and
our customers at Clinton. Jackson, Port
Hudson, Bayou Sara, Plaqnemine and
Donaldsonvile. can send in their work
with the assurance that it will meet with
prompt attention.
Periodical. Law Books. Miscellaneous
works Magazines, Newspapers, bound to or
der; Scrap Books, Portfolios &c. &c, made
to any pattern. GEORGE A. PIKE.
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MEN & wcrGAN, CHILDREN & ALk.

w pronnnciamrnto That on the 10th
OF the coming month lNovember) we will
be found on hand at our old stand, with a
complete supply Of Retail Groceries. which
at Will be on constant cndravor TO have of
the very best and al prices TO suit the most
fastidious. Que thing we want distinctly
understood and That j. any thing sold by ne
and not proving perfectly satisfactory, can
always be returned.
oct 3i-y. JOSHUA REAI.
I'm b. shall not onlv he prepared for
the 3 cent customer. but for my usual pa k
aye sales. 10 the latter solicit their I'M
mediate call. as ! have d lair stock on hand
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NJ SO N &c.

HSAS sonic.
CT. JAMES LODGE No. A7-Corner of
- Levee and Church streets Regular
stated meetings, First SATURDAY, mgM in
every month, at O'Clock.
WAsmINGToN RoyAL AIcH CHATTER No
3, meets every FIRST Monday might of every
month, at O'Clock.
q. O. F.
TIE SOTO LODGE No. meets every
~ Taw~Iay wght, at o'clock-Churct
stfcet--over II. i. Waddlfs. Drug Store.
MAGNOLIA EncAMrMENT No. 4--meets
every Second and Fourth Saturdays in each
month, in Odd Fellows Ball
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
CAPITOL DIVISION No 2O--mects at
the Ddd. Fellows Hall every Nondoy night
al o'clock
ORDER OF THE LONE STAR
PUTNAM DIVISION No 6 meets every
Tneaday night al 7ocIock, Lafayette street,
over VIM. Bosel's Drug Store.
PtrNAM nrGRrr DivisIoN No, 2-hold
rs regular stated meetings every Era Mn-
d1y might, ol every NORTH, at 7 o'clorl,
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M + Die A l..
VI u s + ard.

on GROSS Ohio Mustard put up in
~ pound, half and quarter pound tin
canisters by Dixon, Shoemaker & Co., Gin
cinnati. Also 30 gross Thornton and Gun
steads keatucky Mustard for sale by
lanl5-y II. T. WADDIIL.
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DR.. Iaync'S Patent Medicines.

4 Ii or DR JAYNE'S Patent Medi-
~ cines may be found at Geo. ". Her
oruans. corner of Main and Laurel streets.
CHOE BiACKING Il BRUSHES-2o
- dozen shoe backing; 4 dozen shoe
bushes J. PARRY 6 CO.
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ScnIEDAM AROMATIC SCNyiPpS.

nR. ID. l.. MOTT, an eminent chemist
- OF New York. says he recommends
the "Schedam Aromatic Schuapps," I'M
ported by Mr.. Wolfe. Of New lotk. as the
purest and best article Of Ilol aud gin to be
procured in the United States and PECULIAR
~ valuable for medicinal purposes For
sale in this place by H. T. WADnILI..
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Ssrsaparilla Vegetable Blood File,
DkEPARED entire. Y from Vegetable
4 Extracts. a component pant al which
is Sar>aparilla. Prepared only under the
immediate superinteudence OF DR.. n. b
LclpY, Philadelphia. For sale in this city
by nov 27-y II. +. WADDILL
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This DIV from Cincinnati.

/ Crosse Mason u DlXons No. mus
i L tard; 3 crosse ground blk. pepper
do. ground spice; 2 do. Shannon | do.
Cloves. All of which is fresh.
aug lS-y. }. PARRY Il Go.
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For Coughs, Colds, cot

For Coughs. Colds, cot.
A YERS Cherry PICTORIAL, Rushton's God
II Liver Oil. Wistars Balsam of Wild
Cherry. Jayne's Expectorant, Hastings
Syrup of Naphtha ect., just received-a few
dozen OF each for sale by WV. BoGEL
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Rodways Ready Relief,

FNHE great ''Pain Killer" said to cure al
L Pains, known to man, Except tina
from the Inconvenience OF an empty purse
For sale by II. i. WADD'LL.
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( (NHLCRlDE of Lime, and various othel
J dlsiniectcnts, for sale by
Vim. BOGEL.
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ORDER OF THE LONE STAR.

I + PRIN de la iarins e'ant So. Pias-
/ tres,edImi, par bariI; Les Boulangers
donncront - onCes pour dix SOUS, Ia
>enaine cou:antc. J. X. DtFROCQ,
tgNr,rr s. WUiyp
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GENERAL NEWSPAPER

GENERAL NEWSPAPER
AND PERIODICAL AGENCY.
SUBSCRIPTIONS will be received by
- the undersigned Tor the following news
papers and magazines:
New Orleans Daily q Weekly Crescent
: Delta.
Louisiana State Republicans.
illustrated Family Friend.
San DIEGO tCaljiornla) Herald.
Gyaham's Magazine.
Godey's
KnickcrhocL
Never nycr.un
C5~SpecInen copies can be Seen by cal
ling On JNO. &. LANOtTE. Agent.
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To Families.

To Families
DUBKWHEAT for sale in any quantity
ID say from Ten Cents worth upwards
Golden Syrupand fine Molasses do.
laniI-y. |OSlltA \ EFAL.
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S r T. A NJ BOATS, &c.

,rr~-, - TWICE A WEEk-U. S.
s4t-- .ySN MAIL PACKET Gypsy
@Ia.'s.s2--zz-1y-A For the Coast. Plaquemine,
Baton Rouge. Port Hudson. Waterloo Ea-
you Sara aud intermediate landinss-Thc
steamer GIrsY. J. II. URE. Master leaves
New Orleans every Sunday. at O'Clock r.
VI, Returning. leaves Bayou Sara, each trip
after the arrival of the ears. for freight
or y3.sage apply on board may Itv.
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Mineral Water.

Mineral WAGER.
SIROM st. Catherlne's salt wells in Ca
J. nada, one tca-spoo,ul in glass TO
common water, makes a drink, in all res
poets equal to blue HEX water For sale
by II. r. WADDILL.
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Golden Syrup and BuckWheat!
\ J. RETAIL choice article OF GoI'eu
a Syrup by gal. New York Buck
wheat, fresh and fine. ily! .'osu,A BEAI..
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FAMILY GROCERIES
Wines, RraMtlies', Porter, Ale
Cider, &C.. &c.

Cider, &C., &c.
MADERiA Wine, Common and Fine, in
A'I Bottles and on dnuft; Brandy common
and ilne; Claret by the Bottle or Cssf Por-
TER Barclay and Perkins, by doz. orvbottle :;
A'a, Scotch and Philadelphia do. d. Cider,
New York, by bottle or gallon.
SardInes. fine article 1.2 and Id Boxes
M,.ackerel, ;. by Barrels, Kits and quarters
Bnckwheat, in SO pound bags, barrels, or at
retaIi; Soda Biscuit, in 25 lb boxes; Cnck.
neil Biscuit in small tin casss. Fine Fam.
,,iy Teas, from so cts. TO 81 50 per mound.
Warranted pure. JOSHUA BEAL.
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0ne hundred sacks of creole corn OF
~ the new crop for sale by
Dec 23-1w J. r. McCLELAND.
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nUININE-30o ounces French, English
O and American manufactory.
For sale bv X. L. WADDri.I. Drlet.