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For Chilla and FevCr.
INDIAN CHOLAGOGUE Smiths Tonic.
l. Champion, Pills and other preparations
to cure this disease, FOR sale by
anI5-y WV. BOGFL.
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FAMILY GROCERIES.

NRACKNELL BlSCUIT-l,,st received
~ 80 Boxes Of the celebrated cracknell
biscuit A choice article for the tea table
or invalits--A handsome present TO wifi,
or sweetheart. Price one dollar and thirty
cents rer Box-for sale by
Jar n. JOSHUA BEAJ
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NJ ED1CA l., Il 9.
poCrOR BTACits PREPARATIONS.
f!3s:Idi1S
!I\I1IIb1il;l1Ii1IS[,IlE>1|Ii

A certain. eitactnsl and prompt fen,edy iof
Diat,hds. Dysentpty. Cholera. Cholera
Mptbns, and other diseases pf the stomach
aud howels. IL has been use,l by great Mum
hers If persons with the highest satisfaction.
and PHI sirians themselves have ptoho.'nce'
II one III the most valuable remedies known
~ /, positively cu,es Tho Diseases iot which
il is recommended q =" Sold by all the
principal Druggists ~ the United States.
u, ,,u's llnrtst liSsntNr An excel
lent ,aeuiv tot ANY disease ii the Lungs OF
H,eesi .,n,h as Pain ~ the breast. Splitting
-, tlprl Night Swe.ts Tough. Oppression,
~ l,sn'hing et any 'l'Ilrel'p abott the
Chess, etc This ,s,nrdy without doubt.
r,,ulnrr- ,,,ur ,,r,uran"nt benefit IN Disease
-, ~. i,iues ,lnu 81, remedy that can he
used. 10 ln,eous HAT ~" any way Wedis-
rt.end "a Lug Disease. either bv the t"ttii-
alton ~, the rh.ss ~, hpar,l,tatv ran pew
en-, entirely M nlinrk IT the disease, an,l al
ways enjoys good health by using freely 81
This i.inanrn, ar,ord, 4" directions.
U,,,u's F,rrt-o,Nurs TcN,o A cet-
thin remedy "a, Ch,lls and Fever. neHet
known to fail. and als,' prevent return o'
ihr disease
w Nru Nutt NAI''N "NF"' w - ~
fails To- give relief IN less than twenfy.l"'r
hours
nt,ru's stoMAcn,ve B,rrtns-This is
an evrellent Article that has bee, long sought
trt. VIZ. prorhylactic OF preventive al
tbillz and fave,. and all Auiun'nal Faye's
T., person.. living. ~ having business. even
Ia, y ehot, re,icd IN low. ma,shy District.
the Hitets are euvaluable iot. persuns using
then, viii neve, he troubled with Chills aad
Eevet ~ tho same time they eotrett 'h"
sec,etious give tone ~ the sto,narh M
ptsve digestion. restores the appetite. cn''s
dyspepsia aud laun,kce, and gives health
aud y,gor TO thu general system
n-Fcr the above remedies we publish
no certificates Of extraordinary cu,es ls,-
formed hy them. We will Say this much
they are all that they are Represented '" h"
They are remedies that we have used ~
our p,art,ca ior years with u . most sa''s-
factory results. The great demand lui these
remedies alone has induced us I" put them
~ Nv manner that they cen dbe reached by
address Prepared aud sold by y. "
HEAtt, ". ", Chim'st anl Apc-
,hecaty. cot. ot Chatie, MI Gus
trnhousp st,esi. New Orleans.
INV. HOUEL. Agent i"' Baton Rouge.
la Lafayette street. janlP-Y.
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FANCY DRY GOODS.
New Silk 4 Fancy Goods.


VUUet VI BHtHy0see u"" vh"so" ""Svv~
(opposite Harvey House
r1AS now in stote and will be- receiving
III daily ftcn, New York and Fhiladek
rhia full stork or silk and Fancy 0os4s.
which have all been selected by myself In
the northern markets IN consequence of
the increasing demands u his trade. his
stock will. this seasoh pn,i,tace Target a.
mount and greater variety than ever before !,
he would beg leave to call particular atten.
ton 10 his stock of ladies DRESS aoops.
whch for novelty and elegance II design
canno' lie surpassed by any ethet house IN
this city. CoSs,stiNa ~ rARt ot
Rich brocade and glace silks 81 the new.
PC, colots and designs; Rich figured and
plain black silks AID Saline to chimes p,n-
ted and embroidered csshnetes. and ne ai-
ues in robes. Rich printed rsshtrr'"' -, ne
so and satin ters; White and coloted eu,-
bcp,leteh crepes tct party dresses, Rase
silks. French and Scotch paids Ftench
and English printsi white goods oi oil Dies
c,iptipns. together with eene,al ass"tt-
nent.pi gnois adapted 10 fine ''s'le. oil o
whrK will be ol1ptpd n the most favorable
tatus With M earnest desire fo conduct
my business upon tho principal ~ doing. ne
| would ba done by. ! hope I" continue 4"
inert tle confidence While, has been 50 w.
hptalle bestowed upon ne.
ianj5 nv W - PHILLIPS
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11AVlNG permanently settled hiWs"li
III with his family, IN the CITY At Baton
Rouge. where h. has ,esided since eighteen
months, citers his respectful thanks Ia those
retsca. who have already ho',ored hin with
their con6,emr. sud tenders anew his rt"
fessional services to all those wishing !" he
fought IN the Piano. Violin. Guitar ~ IN
Vocal Music
Convinced by n long experience 'hat IN
the study of n',s,c specially redan''y Is
Disgusting. aud that a general ,""ti"e al IN
struction will onl, ptoluce Indifferent pet
tcrn,e,s. he will use III his "n'envo"ts 4"
place himself ~ level with the iotel''-
s.nce " his pupils. Encouraging. 'athe'
than d,shea,teninv thpW ehot's. while al
heting strictly ~ the rrocepts laid dawn by
the bcst masters he will continue "a here
'oic,e ~ tune riauce. His ptires will be
$40 Tor twelve lessons NJ one hour each. anh
90 (ot twelve lessons ~ half hont each.
Apply NJ his ,es,dencp. on Convention be-
tween Main and ~ Chutles ste. q, NJ MI
N.irey's variety Store. on Laurel a. ely
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I EiMONk4LS

Ntw ORLtAns, Dec !. tst2.
We. tbe undersigned. practising physitians
Of the city ef New Orleaos, teke great
plea ,ose in recommending M. WV. Boatt
ssan able and experienced Apo,heesry, and
n gentleman in every way worthy u The
confidence sr~' esteem Of the public,
Cbas. Mccormick, N. s..u.sA
Geo. T. ttatwt. N. ~
r.. ~. Fe~rsn, n. ~,
e. l.. Uhlho,n. N. -.
A. II. Censs. NJ. D. X. N. Graham. ~ y
PtB McKelvey, N. r., Thcs, Hunt, N y
A. Hester. N. D.. Editor NJ New Orleans
Medical h Surgical journal.
A T. Wed,Iefburn, N. u. dec 10Y.
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PROVISIONS.
Our Present STOCK,

For The information Of Families and others,
I give below summary of such articles u
NE66rrm PRODvC q, r.,
0AAAlk1O "A nov have on hand,
NJ ptswn Sugar, Fair 10 Choice, Crushed,
toy.tinss philadelphia. Pulvetised
do DO Double t.oaf
do do, Small Loaf,
n. JAs,es Refinery, Coffee.
cEAce Rio and old JAW,
Res. Louisiana and
Carolina TsA's.
imperial, Gun
powder. Young
Tyson. BLACK
~. NJ.
PICKLES. quarts and half Gallons sr,cts.
Ginger. No,negs, Cinnnon, Cloves. M''s-
tant aud Pepper. FISH, satdioes, Het-
ring. Goldfish Mscherel IN barrels.
uoetters and Kits OFT. Olive h
Lamp Oil. WINES. Champaign
and Ctatet. Chaut,aig Cider,
In hotties MscAnos, ard
vertnicelli, AbMhs
Raisns. Tonatte and
Pepper C"tsur.
Goshen h Western
bitter, Western
reserve Cheesei
BEEt TONGUE Sugar Crackers. batter.
U,sru,t. smis l,iscuit, FilottreaJ.
BuCk WHEAT.
Onions. ro'a'oes. Lady Yeas. Crowtets.
Soap Candles. starch. Salt. Flour. ~ Lo"s
and Ol,io: Lind. Shoulders, Clear sides. ~.
~, cured Hams. Vinegar. Saetatus. Soda
Wrapping papet. Bfoonns. Tul'accc. Well
Buckets, Wa,r, t,mkets Gotten and French
Irvine. Baskets. Wash Bost1s. Fieyes
Clothes aud rlow Iinrs. Cigars. Fifs
Crackers. Woo,Ien Boses. Powder. Shot
Caps. I'm Lead. Nails; Whtshey, barrels and
halves. co,nn,",,, e,i,a Old Rye and Monon-
sahala. work brandy and Din. Com
,n,n and Fine. Cement. Fla ter Paris, Sand.
plastetets Hair, Hay, Cctn, Oats. BRAT 4c.
The grea'et potion of the above articles
ta, be purchased NJ retail and near all Nv
the package -, quantity. My facilities fl,
buying ate ol the best and for the CAST
nm IN mske, with any man OF any ho,se
ny s'ote will always be found open until
! O'Clock NJ night
nov lg-v JOSHUA BEAb
Church s'teei. opposite Hatney House
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Timothy Fay, M. D.

HAS associatrd with him IN Practice his
hro,he, D,. salu"u Fay " h" has had n"'r
than ten years practical experience IN his
profession Full and partial sets al teeth
On plate ran now have mote attention ut
prices that will please all Calls tor the
country VIII also have prompt attention.
ON,e arr tie store NJ NJ. Q"gg'"s, ~"
Lafayette HreH.
E.t.,srres-linn. Geo. e. cWhr,ier,
Col i. T.. Laye'. Hon N q pe"n Rev. '.
Wm,hridse. h,. =. v Hereford. Rev Hish
~ Polk. Professor I L. Ri,l,lel
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Fresh Arrivals.

IN ADDITION 10 our former stock o'
/ Provisions, we have received from It
Louis Per steamer l.. N Kennel
10 caks Bacon; 40 Kegs lard
Is bills. s. +. Fancy aud extra Flour,
10 dozen brooms
All Of which will be sold to the trade
worry low for Cash.
The attention ri hakers 's particular '
called 20 our supply NJ 81 tor's Flour
July 20y > W HN"'
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rorEaje at any Price.

A LOT of Stoves--vatio'is kinds whic',
n being Offered out NJ season, is evidence
of our anxiety to SELL aud that bargains csn
he had Give ,,s call families and dealers
and buy us out rs We are ans'ous to quit the
stove i,ade. s. NJ. HART n Go
Corner 81 Front aud Laurel SITS
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WIN. BOGEL,
Druggistasd Apothesary.

II EEPs constantly on hind . large and
N well selected stock ri fresh Drugs AMI
Medicines. All his preparations are pre-
pa,ed by Northern manufactures, and pun
op in tie very hes, manner ~ preserve their
medicinal virtues. In climate like this
persons should net overlook this important
consideration.
To- Prescriptions filed with care Al any
time Of night ~ day. Jan II.
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Just Arrived.

WE NAVE. now IN stutn besiies cut
w large etock 81 Western produce. a
fine assortment 81 Gtrcerips, selected with
special reference ~ supplying The Jahpt
of This city. which We feel ron6dent oi he
ing able 81 do. NJ ss iair prize SIS ran he
done elsewhere
oitR stpt'H CONSISTS ~ rApt ~
Salt. coarse snd fine. Coffee,
Candles. Sperm and star.
Rice. Spap. Sugar crushed a'd '""i,
Starch Butter. NJ. kc.. NJ
Merchants and Traders will please give rs
n call. before going 10 New Orleans ot else.
where ~ purchase y NJ. HART& Co.
Corner II FRONT and Laurel 81.
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Z ~ y u r 1nMt 10 Puamtcrs
assd others.
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HttIIUEHS

III VTVTt ~.
AARE Rc"ms. No. 400, West Front 81
w Cincinnati. Obi" This extensive
building. 90 by 2da feet. with n,achine,y io'
manufacturing PANEL dorrs. Sasl. blinds
Window and Door frames. Noul'linys. Nhse
r,lnstets. Weather, boarding Whit" an
yellow pine aoctins. Shelving for stores
Failing Tor itnces. d.. DC
I,nil.linys iran,o,l. Lumber furnished :"
every description Persons building, ~" h.
supplied here with ell the materials io'
houses ready made. ri seasoned lumber
Terms C.sW An orders through S. N
HART n Go. Baton Rouge, will 10 a''en'
ded TO- Feb 2.l'-'ll
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ron SALE.

A VALUABLE lot Of ground. situated
n IN n desirable part 81 the city o' Bato"
Rouge. upon which there is good dwelling
house, and all necessary out houses, and
also large store and warehouse, good h"-
.,ue.. stand said property will be sold on
reasonable term. il application is made soon
For particulars, apply to WIN = Pike. OF
a. the Shcr;fi's office sept H-tf
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lpA,rICE.

l)ERSON indebted ~ the 6tm ef !
Parry & Co. will please come "r IA
the counter and settle bft,o the New Yen,
comes in. The term of the partnership NJ
!. Parry Il Co. is about TO expire and estly
payments will prevent trouble and confus-
ION dec. u J. PARRY n Go
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n. r. WADDfLL.
AZ ma Drslg etoro Meas the
HARVEY HOUSE.


OAsrsfbf sale, enrvv large and complete
ssssflmenl ii Did !, Mssieisss, sGnsi.
CAT tssrst uMAsvs. Cvrrtse. tltAssss, OtLs,
Scars: TeoTH and WHfTs. wAsM; HA,a,
Teota. FhssH, NAits bHAvire, PAirr and
SHos brushes, together with oil the most
popular patent medicines of the day.
PENS. INK and PAPER.
Fysh-hoeks, Liwss, F'io,0s, and Eastts
Low TOT cash
Teas! Teas! Teas u!
Having been appointed ssent for the sale
Of 1'eAs fot the fEKtN TEA COMPANY
II Ntv York. | am enabled u offer 10 the
t.pd,.s, = splendid assortment II Gsesr and
H.aos Tta's. ,eW,anted p.,t They are
put UP IN quarter, half and po,'n6 par ksges,
and sold Al from 30 cents 10 u ~ per
pound.
Patent MrdleiMeA.
This class III fetne,lies, improperly called
Po,ent, are simply secret remedies, found
by Practical PAyshians. after long expert
enee, 10 be admirsbly adapted 10 the cure
Of ceftsin diseases. put UP and offered fof
sale fnf The bebeht III Mankind.
Many persons here will tell you, that,
Smiths Tonic. nowsns Tonic, Speeds
Tonic. indian Cclagogue. Champions Pills,
Jaynes' l,,'nlsn's. Sapiogton's, Halls of
'hs C'aiIenboufg Pills. viii cure yeu Of any
Ease n chills and Fever, Or Asue Ind Fe-
ver that nlny occur. and that loo. At cost
81 from ~ cents 10 81 60. whereas u
would ordinarily cost you 90 Oi,4-They
would further inform you, that these RENE.
dies, warranted genuine. ate lot eale by
". T. WAbDtlt
Druggist. neat the lIa,uey House Baton
Rovge Louisiana. 'Day2sy.
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N.w Optrsvs, Iune. tsl7.
nyDr Fay. studied Dentistry IN the city
ct New York. aud subsequently graduated
in the Medical College oi Louisiana. t!e Is
n gentleman 81 integrity and ] have ~" hos
,a,ion in recommending him as an afc""-
Clisbed rrac,ica Dentist.
WARREN STONE. NJ. ".
trne H. N Professor 81 Surgery.
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BRICKS

+. r. STEVEN EROS, h co.
"A Common Street, New Orleans,
HAvE the most extensive and varied
II stock Of Stationery in the city. Let
ter and Cap paper Of every brand and qua.
ty. printing materials, he. All ~ which
arc odd on lie moot reasonable terms
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no FAMILIES.

lust ,eceivsd-pcr Ssranac. from ~
u Louis. 100 bbls Flour extra and Fam
cy 80 bills. Pork, NJ and NJ y. Also
bacon. fans and Shoulders. Lard. Soap,
Candles, Starch. Tobacco, &e., &c
iant5 4 N. HART h Go.
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Good Oil is next IL gcod Wine
Al lrsst So said tho Poet
A NJ ~ illustrate "ut in'livid- o<-~1t.
~ mi belief IN the assertion xkA
we have provided ourselves With ~.e~s~>
n prime article NJ Clarified. I'learhed. and
Winter strained Lard and Whale Oil
Which will lie sold bv the single pint ~
barrel, M omr customers may wish.
jant5-y. JOSHUA BEhh
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CUOUE WINES n ITQUORS-i00
gallons Of hest quality F,emh Brandy i25
gallons If Old Pavilion 50 gallons Ss,a'sc
brandy 10 Casks Common do, 30 boxes
wines assorted. 10 barrels fine Old Rcc'iti-
81 Whiskcy GO gallons la'naca Rum 90
gallons Holland Tin Also great variety
ni fine liquors aud cor'lals tot sale by
July 26-ly y. FARR', ~ u"
1ttSC ARRIVED from ~ Louis per
y Steamer 81 Louis.
100 kugs LAID. M"
10 Nils
20 Mess Pork,
30 Sacks GaIcu1 Potatoes.
t,er. I5-tT tot sale Nv
s. NJ HART h Co
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1NHOSt. of our friends VIII" have made
j small leash purchases and have not
lorked up would confer favor by drop
ping in and helping TO reimburse our empty
Ghost, lsepi 2Jl JOSHUA BENL
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lust LANDED per *came, Midas. from
81 Cincinnati ---
~ t,crces s. e. l1ams 30 boxes No. I
Soap, 30 bbls Ohio Flour 2o'lo,. Hr""ns
& bills Inferior Lard % hhls NJ. q Pork
Fo, sale low--fw he f'mes.
sent ~ s. NJ. MART Il Go.
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TO SUGAR PLANTERS.

IHAvE Just received, and will continue
j 10 keep, good supply Of very fine SIT
gar House and water cistern cement
JOSHUA HEAt,
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Carriages. Harness, 30.
I,iehtninE Rods.
COOKING STOVES Nc.

COOKING STOVES &o.
TNHE ST BSC RtBERS have nm hanl and
i for sale ~ Cooking Stoves Of different
sizes and patterns which they offer at re-
duced prices.
IL dozen q. Rice's link Wash Boards
NAV ~ w. HALL II PlPEN
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UUwy, Corn. oats u nd Bran
NOR sale ut the Feed, Produce and Gro
l. cery store oi
Jan 9Th 1852 JOSHUA BEAL.
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.D0ss( iuV Time.

I GRANDrRE has Just ,cce'ved a
IL. new assortment of lewel,y ri the
very latest styles Baton Rouge, dec % IT,
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S,UNDRiES.-New Lard Choice ST.
- gar; Apples; Potatoes Raisins Aim
onds Cracknell Biscuits Just received by
ran IS JOSHUA BEAL.
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6 A 4 Il | A & Els, & e.
TO us1as peters.

No u'ta uetrcS.
4 1ElN'S Com and Cotton Caltivatot
~ This truly useful agricultural impIe-
,nent. has been fully tests'l hy highly res
,..ctalle aud practical planters who after full
trial. say that by i's "se, in the cultivation
NJ Corn. Cane. or Cotton, there is n saving
If nj least one third the labor 10 usp and
horse owe, the common plow lisa new
invention. Patented March 20 tstD
Planters are invited ~ call and examine II
A supply IN hend s,,'l Tor sale by
may y. Nv. +. VuNNARD.
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CRY EMPORIUM.
Of ataple mud fancy Dry Goods.
w. y. PHILLIPS,

rnR Nrr ~ itrtYrttr tNn ""irtH ste
tINltiiRE Is OAtttTION GOODS IN
my establishment Nor Il" propose
ir sell 10, cost aud 'tse than cost - W.
-nus are well selected aud contain all the
latest and most fashionable patterns selec-
ted l., ~ experienced purchaser IN The Now
York aud l'l,ilaephia markets. have
me- art,,lp that has been forced ind" market
under The hnn,,a, M ocro,,n, Of change il
fashion. ~ damage The public ma, feel
.a'shrd that what they purchase ol m" is
new and fashionable. do moi rtniess tc
hr ~ ,un,po,'ion with the ,endots Of
Chem, t,,"is." do hnaeter p,niunI w.
sell ns ,lrni, ps any rr'nii House al stand
ING ~ the I'nrn. u yru 10 not think 81
cal and sue mn l5lt
w u PHILLIPS olic's the ai'rn-
w. ton ol his patrons aud The public
sene,allv to his Fat. sry,r Of brtss and
Sutt U,ts. his style is entirely new. EN-
h,aring taste durability, hoa"'y aud light
ness. tat IN advance ~ anything evet offered
Ia the public citizens aud strangers need
only give me call. to satisfy themselves
u At II ia I" ihei, interest Ia purchase Hats
At the old stand. Opposite the Harvey House.
CARPET h HU0s.
TIVE Subscriber has just received from
i New iotk. large assortment III In.
g,sin. Three Ply. aud BRUSSELS Carpets. sll
rt which will he sold NJ low prices.
sept -, w. u PHILLIPS
Wrapping Paper.
900 REAMc Zach, Saall, Re Med
Oo')and Large Selling ~ New Ot-
leans r,ices. by JOHN &, tANOuE
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500 S Ss:T ;sf 3 : ~ +: e.. b,
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For Sale.

For Sale.
4 FINE Buggy and Horse--'he Horse
n well suited 10 saddle ar harness. Ap-
ply TO sept % JOSHUA BEAL.
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M. n. RHisins.
DAlSINS Of the new crop, TO arriv
II Monday per "Gipsy" for sale b
box OF retail JOSHUA BEAt.
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WHITE WASH BRUsHEs--A few
w dozen, very best make. For sale b,
dec J-y. HIT WApp,tL, Dtugt.
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A LSO ON HAND FOR SALE-~Force
n Pumps, India Rubber Hose for pun.'s,
Chain Pumps with the tubes complete.
oct. 10y. W. r. JuNNARD
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-12-21

True AND ToUcH1NG INCIDENT New Or.
leaus Delta is responsible for the following:
|f'An official, on AllsSaints Day, arrayed him,
self in his best apparel and at the request of his
wife, called carriage to visit the cemeteries -
The husband, be it promised, knew that his be-
loved, ere he married her, was a widow. As
soon as they entered the gate of the said City Of
Silence, shade of melancholy passed over the
lady's face, and. clinging to her husbands arm.
she went to tomb, at which she knet and pray
ed for the Fepose of her sdear dead husbands soul
Tears flowed, and pentifully but the living hus.
band, though he felt little mortified at the strong
affection which his wife showed for her first love-
now sleeping his eternal sleep, still forgave the
outburst, and hurried her from the spot Soon,
however, she knelt before another tomb, and again
uttered touching orison for the repose of the
soul of her sdear dead husband whose holy dust
there found resting place. The husband thought
that she was alttle more than he bargained for but
he said nothing, though grave were his reflections,
as he again led his wife from a spot which ava
kened sad remembrances He had not gone far
when his wife again turned aside, knet, and pray
ed before, for the repose of her tdear dead hus,
bands soul.' The husband could stand 1t no
longer, and uttering an jnexcusable and unhus-
bandly oath, said, MADAM, how many husbands,
in the Lords name, have you buriedp Ere the
accusing spirit had flown to heavens chancery
with the oath, the thoughts of the wife were re-
called to the things of 'the earth, earthyi--and
she answered, as only an experienced and pro-
voked woman could answer. 'Three, sir, only,
and that, it would seem by your outrageous CON-
duct, is one too Jfew.'
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-12-21

SPELLrNG.-The man who spells George with
little e, is a member of the Wisconsin bar. He
is man of superior natural abilities and an elo-
quent speaker, but being very deficient in early
education, he occasionally makes the ludicrous
bIunders which have made him famous. He was
accusing his opponent of acting fraudulently.-
eyes, gentlemen" said he, "this whole transac-
ton appears to me to be a fraudulent one. Upon
every event in its whole course. see written the
word fraud. Aye, gentlemen, and upon that plain
tff's brazen brow, (pointing fercely at that meek
looking gentleman,) clear as the light of a noon
day, see written in characters of the blacklist
dye-F-R-o-A-D!" s-" h'' .'~'tsf -st' T. -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-12-21

THE BEST JOKE OF THE SEAsoK-The recent
Fair was fruitful of incidents of which we will re-
late one. It was rainy time, and many having
nothing else to do, found their enjoyment at the
.sside shows" where the "critter:' was sold One
individual looked until he was tired, and then star
ted for home. When just beyond the limits of the
village, the tugs gave way and the horse parted
from the wagon. This unnoticed by our he
ro, who continued to shout and sing, and drive his
horse as though all was right and prosperous A
gentleman passing about that time, asked him
what he was doing there. "Been to the Fair
hic-seen the elephant-and now am going home
-hic-do you mind that old hoss-hic-take
suthin'- '-hic.' - "Well, but where's your horse!'
"Hoss be cussed-hc- c-much as I can do to take
care of the wagon-hic. ."-Esser County Repub-
lican.