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6 MOTHER SClEN U DER,

Prepared from REN JET, 3 or the fourth sSTOMS
ACH OF THEQX x. after directions Of BARON
LIEBlG the great Physiologi Chemist by.
J.zsfIQ QUGHT0N NJ N: %. delphis. Pa:
This is truly woDde erful femedy for lNDIGESs
ITO DYSPEPSIA EtNDlCE YER
COMPLAINT, ,CoNSTIPA TI0N and DEBIL
ITY, Cnfjpg after N atufe 8 own method, by
Natures own Agent, the Gastric Juice s
10 Half q teaspo oonfuEof PEpsiN. INFUSED va.
ter will digest of dissolve, Fire Pounds Of Roast
Beef in a6o,lt isoQ 'totsrs out of the stomach,
PEPSIN is the Shief element or Great Digest
ing Principle of the astfir Juice -tle Soltent Of
the Food the purifying, IIressyying, and Siinaula-
ting Agent of the Stomach and Intestines. 1t is
extracted from the Digestive Stomach of the Ok,
thus forming an ARTIFICIAL DIGESTIVE
FLUID, precisely like the natural Gastric Juice in
its Chemical powers, and furnishing COM
PLETE and PERFECT SUBSTITUTE for it.
By the aid of this preparation, the pains and evils
ofINDIGESTION and DYSPEPSIA are remov-
ed, just as they would be by a healthy Stomach.
1t is doing wonders for Dyspeptics, curing cases
of DEBILITY, ACIATIO ON, NERVOUS DE-
CLINE, and ndDySPEPTIC CONSUMPTION,
supposed to- obean ths verge of the grave. The
Scientific Evidence Upon which: is based, is in
the highest degree CURIOUS and REdARKA-
sc1ENT1rIc EvIDENCEI
BARON LlEBIGs his celebrated work on
Animal Chemistry says: aAn. Artificial positive
Fluid, analogous TO the Gastric JUICE may be
readily PREPARED fromsthe mucous membrane of
the stomach of tIa OK, in which various aftIcIes
of food, as rnas and eggs viii be lensd chang-
ed, and digss Just u the sam manner gs ttes
,oouH be n q human toziacE.' rs
40 gent, and get z sasriPtiye AZ
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A rich merchant named Hogg, once requested
a WAGNER to bring him load Of coin, in a
stated time, which he failed to do, and did not
take the corn till the next day after he had
promised. The merchant, as might be expected,
refused it. "Well," replied the wagner, " you
are the first hog, I ever knew to refuse corr"
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was the only fe.
ed into the ancient
iTraafE,t raE and occasionally
Doneraile House, his sons and
iends assist sng and it is said
Masonic dhiies more rigidly
!lan by the brett hgen of No. $50,
~ ;;s;;f; i, s', Sentleman to
ssaSs sas sMasSnsy~ Mis- 's SO Leger who
Youpg giiI, appened 10 be in an apart
y, RI III SSstbsr M fIia yoiiir lady was
,shs ass;sS &, I J Incident. we Sannot conf.
81 M ISosa 81 1s{ fime was nm.
s;as ssss sa;ns sjfsFafion: M among other things,
Sa i Vss . ref|i,ced in one part,
be ssss1 niirnoss / q & i of smakiine 8 saloon. The
!. Isgs sbssSd sss fhe yoiSss of the freeama.
;sSd ~ nF6niSnfS III the curiosity ma.
sfa ~ alI - 81 q fba2;nystery & 80 long and SO
81 s.; s., 5tSTc nnbIm Wow had the
= s,s ! ss;;sl sy;sL s,am the wall with her
sss !, ! ss;snassed the first stems 6f
sss' sgs@anys sa,o VS. ) - So
'T;S ,srati a. fear at once took posses.
ii f sEsS mind snd those who understand
sassasae. ;,s;s;s weli kHow what the feelings of
B3,sf IA 5 Is :doi5ifi nnlawfully behold that
y, An y, ]: Ist Hen Han iudoe what were the
Nc &c 4 vonnG ~ nnder such extraordi.
e;iss e $ & fsncses ss 4 l'era was no mode of
Isss 5, 3; ssxaspt IS & t6To "a The very room where
Sncindina. .raft r IF ,a second step was still
Ssolennissd, st she far end, and the room
s,;fIeisnf A. fS @ asi;5,St her eseape that wav,
sitIiisht bat frsmbling steps elided along
sssSsa q la;d 4 6ssS Rand on the handle Of
8, IA a before her stood TO
g snrIv T;Ier Win tis
~ ;sss q Z s. & RAJ IA
e i s. 5Ssd ,brouoh the mart ment
/, ~, 2 IS, ,f tbe lodoe who all
~ ,ss s'a find;ne that Miss St
s,S i'sS ~; ~ ,aon, dnr;no the cere.
5s.ss ssss1 sIs s.;a n ths napoxysm Of
IS mi 6a fair fair sneetatress to death;
IS tIs 4 q op;Sd IS & a;,d M aarnest supplication of
= ;,ngest ,,, z bro5f:aS m l,er Ire was spared ON
off bersao6e through the two remain
ISL. ifba soIemrl; ceremony = she had un-
NV Iessed. his she consented 70,
Ihev o63 stedS SfI]e beautiful and terrified
. iadS |sSs|i tfose trials which are
Zines + fs{ tIiais enough for masculine
,osom of t14 rah D member that would
ward reflect stEe on the annals of Ma
7.
iss St Leger Wa stly descended from
.ichard de st: no accompanied
iam the Conqnercl England, and was
ortsd or the prince Wien first went out of
hip to land in SUSSEX Miss St. Leger
cousin to Gen. Anthony Leger, Gov
: of St. Louis, who iEstit9ffd the interest
ace and the celebrated leastssr 5;t,lss 81; LIE,
'orth, ESQ.,, of NewmarA q member of
bly, honorable and ancienk lily. When
a benefit was given at q 6f the theatres
ublin or Cork for the Me hic Female Or.
Asylum, Mrs. Aldwort9 walked at the
,f the stage box. The ho1 vas always
ded on these occasions. portrait Of
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DREssa saGOODs.

DICH figured and plain Silks
IL Cashmeres and DeLaines plain and printed.
largo variety Of small pattern DeLanes for children.
ALSO.
ROLDERLES- Comprising full assortment of
Collars Chemisettes, Undereeves, Handkerchief &c.
With laygSPtof
Kid, Silk and Sewing Silk Gloves. Just opened at
Oct Is. sA.sMS& r. KENNEDY'S.
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BEN JoNsoN.-Lord Craven, in King James
the First's reign, was very desirous to see Ben
Johnson; which being told to Ben, he went to
see his lordship; but being in shabby condi.
ton, the porter refused him admttance, with
some saucy language, which the other did not
fail to return. my lord, happening to come
out while they were wrangliug, asked the oc-
casion of its Ben, who stood in need Of no
one to speak for him, said
"I understood your lordship desired to see
me-"
"You, friend who are you2"
"Ben Johnson"
"No, no." said his lordship, "you cannot be
Benz Johnson who wrote the Silent Woman; you
look as if you could not say Boo to goose"
" Boo r cried Ben.
every well," said my Lord, who was more
pleased with the joke than offended at the af
front; 81 am now convinced you are Ben John
son~
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b men who are
lIaining they
lure, and in
Dark, sombre
to such, look
Pu 60 dropping
downcast looks
e courage, man,
he bright side Of
bnthor, somewhere
worth an ell Of
ket. P'sha, man,
aes a coming r
lbear, and reflect
your despondency
Mt put . dime in
6out the dollars |;
. be cheerful, it is
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q AAfDL En- BAzA
] LOOH] ]HERE.g Is OOKHEIRIs!i )

TUsT received nov supp GooDsE
q consisting Of a. great variety Of ;Soodszs new;
Groceries, Hardware and CutI eSocke China
Ware, &C.. &c. - - - -;
az Selling at Charles prices e
Camden NOV. 2. SS; stiSsaSS<s
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Do Farmers Read:

S We have often heard the remark that the
Farming class of the community are not read
ING class. This we believe to be wrong; at any
rate we know it does not belong to this day, or
to this section Of country. With less exceptions
than belong to other pursuits, We believe the
farmers Of our State and probably of the nation,
are more reading people than the mechanics,
sor even the merchant.
Go through the country and you will find
farmers houses, as general thing, better sup
piled with papers aud perhaTs books, than most
other classes, and their sons and their daughters
acquiring an early taste and habit of reading. In
cities and villages, we would there was less read
ING, unless it we're better. Fiction, Ike the mi
asma that spreads over portions Of the land, acts
as a moral pestilence in society. 1t not only
renders the mind Of youth efeminate and sickly,
but corrupts and debases it, and too often puts
it beyond the hope of recovery, by rendering it
unfit and unsusceptible for anything good and
useful. Novel reading carries in its train more
deleterious consequences than actual indulgence
in many kinds of vice. and is the more danger
GUS for its subtle and fascinating power. With
some exceptions. the farmers home is not visited
by this kind of influence, and their sons and
daughters grow up freer from its contaminating
influence than perhaps any other class.
Ithas also been question, whether the life
of the farmer is best calculated for full develop
ment9of the moral feelings. If it is best calcu
lated to make thinking men and women as we
believe it is, then we believe it is best calculated
to promote the moral feelings, and prompt men
to good acts, than any other profession.
Thesassertion that the farming community are
not, as class, intelligent and we'll informed, is
an error and any discerning eye will readily see
at our usual gathering of that class, that degree
of intellect stamped upon the countenances of
our young men and Young women, that will at
once convince him Of the error, and make him
feel just pride in the intellectual superiority Of
tie American youth, over that class in the old
skord.-Jeferson.
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SMOKING BAooN.-As this is the season for
the performance Of this indispensable operation,
we clip the following recipe from the Mississippi
Independent, of which we have very favorable
opinion:
GA friend of ours who never fails to make the
finest Of bacon, makes paste Of Underground
pepper and lard, which he applies with brush
to the flesh surface of each piece upon hanging
it to smoke. A pound of pepper is sufficient for
ten or dozen pieces. He has found it an in
falEbIe preventive Of injury front flies"
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ctly descended from
who accompanied
England, and was
th his own hand
} first went out of
,x Miss st. Leger
InyEt. Leger, Gov
stitufd the interest
a castsr St. Le-
he erried Richard
IarE a member of
ienl ily. w hen.
! ID bf the theatres
Ne kic Female Or.
orth walked at the
ands bin the front
. hoi vas always
s. portrait Of
n4 6ge room Of
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y y
q
4ssss5GSs&
= q ~ ~
2EARIEsToN;sS 49, "a ''ss:,s; Ssss
nRUWNING 4 lem AS foTnaefl 81 and sTccea
sors ~
call the @ attention of
epeaiaa Which sm w sns
ever before been oaere in that g ar9csssta
their lne haze
ported direct dDdw
W-The ONE PRact ysFE,igill 6s adIeFed
to, and purchasers upons
ing priced as low eal 81 y
IN sne onssa stss sfsd fo
noents of Sur and SF ANY, aEss G5oDs ENBR0IDEs
Rrps @ CARpETrseS BnASkETss and SVfas1ioN
paMAsE ess, A passsa I boaiiS
TON sHEsIrsss and 81 kiads:
Terms -
Ma a. . s zz&
g
Onalles.on nspss st go
TIVE sdbss siber has on hand
IL ny ondDg DgNDEErB GsA AlsoSbes quail
IN sell at tie lo5sest Piahte
ited to call aid purchase.
sent IL - IS II 81 III w BONN
-. g
e WOOL lem Goo d 81. s 55
An aseortrnsnt ~ 4
- ALI. Won xPI4 a. ;9ss
KE8 fFSs EINSEYS & IS i ssssj> s.
gdfTLNETI lWEEDS q ~
sazs Xcss &cs al &Ss
For +bo plantat;oS s;,8 HoSsS
Nil, nIs.a 90 coii a. ;,a Sod ;ceans
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Wopllells Goo as

ALL W00k&FLA7N - z :$;s
KEH EINSEES 3 s}9}>s
4lTZNEfTsssE1 WEEDS q:
For the Plantation and House wants Purchasers:
will please call, as vii be- sQld :chsspss
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DROWNING Len
ID sors to G. 4 B
call the attention Of 8
Charleston, to their ass
opening, which will be3
ever before been offerH
their line hate been man,
ported direct and diviU 6s
eB-The ONE PRicE
to, and purchasers may:
ing priced as low as I'D!
in the United Stat
Particular attaah6n
ments of SILK and = AN
RIEs, CARpHgIss6 BI.Al'
LENS. Also SHEET1SG
DAMAsK : DlzPzRs Tor
&c, together WI every
ION SHEETIHGs and Hol
9 Terms Caall ors Cifyzf
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'INsEQUITY I

Expars tenpsl2ss:
TINDER the authprty fthe decree the case above
u stated VIII 81 q for sale at Public Auction at
Lancaster Court Hous5 6l Monday in Febrnary
next the following tract Of land tract con:
tanning five hundred, more or less
caster District on Cane Greek; bounded BY the aaad
creek on the east and on all the othek sides by lanQs
belonging to ]. D. Witherspoon, Dr. Tho nom
as z Cureton, and Andrew Crockett exlepnng neys
ertheless the mill and one acree of land The wess
side of Cane Creek, which were conveyed MI
Ter to D. H. Canton on the goth April 1883.
Terms of Sae-One third cash, the balance upenl;a
credit of one and two years with interest from
secured by Bond and Mortgage of the premises slE.;
olAsof " p1y ~ sDl pNfe''B BuRWELL BOYKIN, Ex e
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I. .fyharlast Prices. q: 8

Charl lesion Prices. "a
1ARNEss, saddleryi Trunk iilliitary Work
III anrfas stursd to at ehnFles;
ton Prices s;ss
Ten per cent discount for cash within, sS;asy
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Successors "a gsa& .dIss errise ~ oszlE
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. ~, ueioIe hei otoVu3 w
md surly Tier, with his
ia
|ed through theapartment
Of the lodge, who all
lnd finding that Miss st.
1e room during the cere-
said in the paroxysm OF
fair spectatress to death;
d earnest supplication of
her lie was spared on
! through the two remain
1a ceremony she had un-
EIlis she consented TO,
DE- beautiful and terrified
those trials which are
I!s enough for masculine
/ sipg they were taking into
s. D member that would
Istfe on the annals of Ma
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Martins Reports.

TIME undersigned has now in press edition Of
i MARTINS REPORTS, including the series, with
notes of reference to Subsequent decisions ofhe supreme
Court up the Seventh Volume ofthe Annual Reports re
ference the Amendmsn to the Constitutions, Statutes,
land civil Code and Code Of Practice since those decisions
rendered. Compiled by THos. GIBBEs MORGAN Esq,
Counsellor at Law. III
This has got up with great labor and research,
and it is hoped will be found to merit the patronage OF the
profession No alterations of the original have been made,
except to correct and in some nstan-
by adding marginal notes points decided but not no.
ticed by the reporter.
The high Court during the time embraced
these volmesths great number of cases involving the
most important principles Of the Civil Law as obtained
prior to the acquisition Of Iouisanahe learned and alb e
briefs Of the eminent then at the bar render this
work Of the greatest Importance 10 all those States and Ter
ritoies formerly under Jurisdiction Of SPAIN while at
the time, the afford ready reference to the
subsequent adUdicaons Supreme Court of this State
The original twenty volumes, comprising all the cases Of
the Supreme Court o. Louisiana from 1909 to 1885, will be
published in ten to subscribers five dollars
per voume to nonsuhscrbers. six dollars per volume
cash in all Neither expense labor win be spared
Of the profession. Il will be published complete aud ready
for delivery in this dy by the first Of November next until
which date subscriptions viii he received.
1t is the Intentional the publisher to follow it up with
sane manner and also, to publish editions Of the
CIVIL CODE AND CODE OF PRACTICE. In the latter
works. Il is proposed to publish the original text entire,
follow each article fifth the Satulary Amendments entire
and the decisions ohe Supreme Court upon each by
ference to the voluAe and page.
Such works will fqe great labor ami care, and ~ they
will be executed ader the immediate superintendent of
the annotator Of Nns Reports think they can be safely
commended TO the special attention OF the Some
progress has alrea been made these works. and they
will be published aspecdy may be compatible with the
utmost accuracy. J. D. STEEL, Publisher,
August20th (813m) No GO Camp street, New Orleans.
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A Book for every American.

MEN WANTED TO TRAVEL AS AGENTS.
TTNHE Subscribe il publishing Third Edition of
i THE LIFE md VOYAGES OF AMERICUS The
great Navigator gave name to this Western Continent.
By c. E. LEsTE late U. S. Consul. Illustrated 9Th en-
cravings. -s..-
From the Nea8York journal Of Co,a,nerce:sThsfs
very interesti and instructive volume especially to
Americana it ksates to the discovery and early history
Of this contnen The Plates illustrating various points in
the history of Navigator add to the value of the
work. and still to its acceptableness to the common
reader" -t,.-.
From tie Ned YorE Christian Advtrtieer-tIn the
elegantly printed one the compers have preserve all
the Information accessible respecting this celebrated voy
ager. This BooItTfll be valuable acquisition"
From the NeadYork RecOrder.-"This is worthy tri-
butte of thgreat navgators whose and history
will be forever bnnerted with the American Continent
The work is wei worthy of attention repository Of
much that is vabe bearing the early history of the
Few World" /
From tie Azb&ey Spectdto7-The subject Of this werk
is sufficient of attrack and interest every American
The who gte to this great western Continent
can never he fore4ten.
TT is written THAT flowing and attractive STYLE which
characterzes all Mr. Testers productions and cannot fail
to have an exterfve circulation
number of ave and intelligent Of good character
offered prothe employment in circulating by sub
scripon the abke valuable and interesting work in the
State Of Louisiana
The Terms will Hgven application to the Subscriber,
post paid. II. MANSFIELD, Publisher,
13i grk Street, New Haven, Connecticut.
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DESULTORY NOTICES.

x OsBURM &eD0ss NV
RE now receiving their spring and goods, viz
n Bareges Fancy Colours, and Plain.
Grenadines, do. do. .p. ..
Silk Tissues do do: ,..
Bakarines' do. do.
RattEsses' do. do. .-
Ginghans Striped Checked and Plain. ....
Calico. English, French, and American.
Lac Gimps Assorted, COLOURS and Style.
Silk Gallons, Braias and Buttons.
Elnbroide: red Silk Tissues. - t.
do. do. do. Black.
do. do. do. Lace.
Boy deere Robes ..--. ..,-. CO..
Tissue H men and SILK do.
Swiss Muslin -.-
{. Inserting and Edgens.
Valencnne and other Laces and Edgirs
{. Inserting.
Bands and wide Edgings.
Straw Boanetts, Misses and chdrens Hats.
Velvet Ribbons all ro!ours.
- Hosiery Cotton, silk an Linen.
Ciiiesetts, Underseeyes and Cuffs. B..
Linen Drilling whiie brown and fancy colours.
Brown, Yellow and Straw, Linen.
Chasmeret tt Assorted Colours. ...."
Black Mareno for Goats and Pants.
Lowell Cottons Twi ed and Pain.
Bleaehed, and Brown Sheetings and sh'rtiHgs. ~"
Cottonadts Nankins, Camhrics- -
Summer Clothing OF all descriptions.
Cheeks, Stripes and Paids. -f=f
Willow chairs for children. ,.t. y. -i
IS Rocking chairs.
Carpenters and Coopers Tools. |'
= C. ockerv and Glass Ware. r..
Boots Shoes and Russets Brogans.
Lady's Kid Pruue'la Caters.
- Walking Shoes.
Mis-, es and chidrens shoes assorted. y,
Fiuting Irons. X
Black aIIeskin French and Straw Hats for Gents an
Boys e3f.. u. ..g ,.{sf
Emf r, i,!cred work Baskets.
welry, Parfumery Soaps.
Needng Hoes, Tace Chains Blind Britles, Pnw Lines
Grass and Cotton Rope Brides Aartinsas Buggy uve,
scars and Ring whips Axes, Nails &c, &c. Ao whic
we will sell at reasonable prices for cash. or on the usa
credit = 80 : Ihibolaux March 9th 1S53-f
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Parosse afource Interieue ans Terrebonne gull Went
de recevor du Nor ct de aie assortment complet de
Marbres de Perres de toute especes ct quill est pref
executor toutes Tonbeou Monuments Itineraries a u Sc
ront commands .-I
sc charge des Cavea1x de Famle soft brques, pier
res marbres, III voonte des personnes ansi cue DC
Tentnurage en- bois, grlles en- fer.
CONNIE par e passe ses px seront ouours Ia poree de
tontef les fortunes.
On peut adresser chex hui Pzoozyie dams 10 paois-
Sc Assumption era yrai plasr dexhber ses plans
etdessns aux a voron ben honorer de leuf
visite. LOUIS FERDINAND PLoIIoN.
p1o..o,v;ua Jsny;er 1880 Off
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n & Olivier.

49, mer nos pratiques ct les hab'tans
on general a1e otre stock archandises dhvcr est ae
grand compe gu enconseguence sommes en- meshre
de repondre toutes demandes Nous a'ons un grand as
sortnent de marchandises dhaitation tells que Lseys
Kersevs couvertures, CUTE Lampe, etc ct
Grande variete d'habtemens pour homne et pol! ei
fans, ans que Clapelerie ct Ghans,ures nm chosa arr
cles de nouveaute ct de fanta Sic de Ia dene!e s'
que Manteets Sole Manchettes Coils Brodes
FRANCES Mouchoirs Brodes. aHsi des Mousselhe ~
Cacheire, des ms Alpaca Broches hop"e W
so m.;,asanr an na o. sn.ambra 1879 1917
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Notice 10 Planters.

ETyHE Undersigned begs leave to inform the pIanters
that he has is always receiving large supplies of
the following named articles. His motto is, "Sma
profits and quick feturns.f ss
800 Barrels Machinery OIL Price rs cts per gallon
250O Gallons Machinery OIL in casks of various Sizes
900 Barrels Boiled Paint Oil. price IS per gallon.
$500 Gallons Boiled Paint OIL In casks ofvarous Sizes
$50 Gallons Tanners Oil Various kinds and qualities.
from IS 10 90 cents per gallon. a $50 H n
1900 Gallons In casks f varions Sizes various kuds
and qualities from IS TO so cents per gallon
so Tons Taow Grease for Heavy Bearings and Coarse
Machinery, In Barrels Casks, of any consistency
qured. Frice cents per pound. .sss sss5s j "a.
$50 Tons Ohio Mineral Paint in Barrels at the lowest
market price.
MseAsery Oh, warranted aot chill III the coidest
weather aud by using 1t equal Sperm
Oil. - s.
BsseS Paiat Oil equal to Linseed on, other than for
whites B. r. POND, So Water Street, tunder the
Pearl street Housed New York.
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EQUITIES DE THIELMAN

on sPEcIFIoUE ASTI-cHoLERiQoh. .,ado
,Es pontes peuyent atre employees CONNIE un remene
~ certain eic ice, retabs de suie sohs
qu peuyent Sc rouyer atsents de dysentetrie, eoues
cramnes etc ces ayant-ronrenr, du cholera
a families e, ceuxs wont voyage feront ben e 80
muni dune foie de ce remede, auGue' TN sand
personnes doirent Ia vie-A vendre par fP btCosuH'
No 80 rue de Chartres. NouveiIs-orleahs
nena, chez c. HIhlE1. Assumption
j. COURrADE, 40.
e.e ]. AUGIER, Thihodaha'
roo1r1 A. yERILLOUX. Lafoufche lntefne. -
HE finest perfumery, embracing all kinds Of ' s,,se,s
Pomatums, Creole Hair Or, Lavender aater r,,yTII
for Handkercbefs Colognes &c, sold by j. s fknnl-
yITISTAR's Balsam Of Wild Cherry, aver oI .ha
w PICTORIAL Jaynes Expeetorant. Os-oods i.a assaed
soeue and McLlne's celebr ated Vermfuze Js. 1Ii
nd for SUE by j.. g.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-06-11
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ES~ CHAPELIER, 80
ANS lie magasin situe Rue du Name, pres de Mons v
IL Coddou, Coniseur; nouvelement arrive de France,
porte avec lui un magniique assortment de Feutres
blancs ct grs dams emeieurs govt ct DUN
des premers magasins de Paris. II Gutre des Cha
peaux de Sole de toute quaite Ia dernere mode
de New York des Feutres Maeyars Kossuh noir
fins, ans que des petits Chapeaux de fntai>e pour
fans. On trouvera egaement chez lui DIES eutses girls
nors 2de quaite des Casuettes Peuches superne des
Casquettes sole ct nle Gree Casquees fourrure
Bonnets Grecs, Calottes Casquees draps, Enfn
toni ce gu on pent desrer de mex fat de couture
eleur marche ct fat de prix ct de meeur govt fat
de mode
Mons Bouise charge de reparer ct de remontcr un
chapeeu neuf met les cepes chapesux de- sne bIan
chit les Panama ct Chapeaux de Pale d'hommes ct de
danes, ct les taint nor hlancht neuf les
Feutres girls ct blancs. LIE tout des prix moeres ct
entere satsf con DIES personnes qui voudront ben u
denner Ia pratique. TJa ~
Thibodiux, ce 80 Novemhre 1852. [52 1yl