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THE SLAVERY OF THE WORLD.-Mr. Ii. T..
Carey, in his recently published work, says that
s'Slavery still exists throughout large portion of
what we are accustomed to regard as the civilized
world. In some countries, men are forced to
take the chance of lottery for the determination
of the question whether they shall shall not be
transported to distant and unhealthy countries,
there most probably to perish, leaving behind
them impoverished mothers and sisters to lament
their fate. In others, they are seized on the
highway and sent to sea for long terms of years,
while parents, wives and sisters, who had been
dependent on their exertions, left to perish OF
starvation, or driven to vice or crime to procure
the means Of support. In a third class, men,
their wives and children, are driven from their
homes to perish in the road, to endure the slav-
cry of dependence on public charity, until pesti-
lence shall send them to their graves, and thus
clear the way for a fresh supply of others like
themselves. In a fourth, we see men driven to
selling themselves for long periods at hard labor
in distant countries, deprived of the society of pa
rents, relatives or friends In a fifth, men, wo-
men and children are exposed to sale, and wives
are separated from husbands, while children are
separated from parents. In some, white men,
and in Others, black men are subjected to the
lash, and other Of the severest and most degrad-
ing punishments. Inssome places men are deem
ed valuable, and are well fed and clothed. In
others, man is regarded as *drug,'' and popula-
ton as a "nusance;' and Christian men are warn
ed that their duty to God and society requires that
they should permit their fellow-creatures to suf.
er every priEation and DISTRESS short of absolute
DEATH" with view to prevent the increase Of
numbers
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the cases PROVIDED Tor in this act; or =
4-In actions for slander, verbal or written;
or ~-s
5-In actions on contract for real estate; or
Gin actions in which the title to real estate is
sought to be recovered, or may be drawn in ques-
ton, except actions of trespass on real estate,
which are provided for in this act. ~
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: LAWS OF OHIO.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
AN ACT

OfJurisdiction and Procedure before Justices of
the Peace, and of the duties of Costables in
Civil Cases. s-.v g..~-s-4-y .; f. .s
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ARTICLE 1T.

Of the commencement of suits, service and return
ofprocess, and proceedings IN arrest and attach
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-03-20
TO oUR suRscRIBFRs

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payment OF The subscription be mad In sdvanes.
Distant subscribers money " letter poss
Which val b pale ~ ASSUMED b. su9.syss n Iss
transmission.
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sions Of Congress, and semi weekly during recess.
Subscriptions for period year viii be received ON
terms psoPortioned 10 the above rales.
u POsTMAsTERs act a. our agent. and s
sending DAILY subscribers, with $50 enclosed or NV.
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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-08

GRAFTON, The people Of the United States
in organizing their government have Hcen
careful to impose moro restrictions upon
that power than any Of the nations of Eu-
rope, and il cannot be admitted, that these
uatioas have had any occasion to reprove
this government for its abuse. It has as
deap an interest and as anxiousG desire to
maintain international relations Of friend
Sin and peace, rs any of the European
poTers. and will do as well asany Of them
for public tranquility
The rules for its own guidance and for
the conduct of its agents abroad have
lint end specially in view. The conclu-
SONS at which the President has arrived
after a full examination Of the transaction
at Smyrna and respectful consideration
of the views of the Austrian Government
thereon presented in Mr.. IIulsemans note,
are that Kos1ta when seized and impr;sOH-
cd WAS invested with the nationality Of
the United States, and they'had, therefore,
the right if they choose to exercise it, to
extend their protection to him,-that from
international law, the only law which eau
be rirhtfully appealed to for rules of &C.
ton in this case, Austria could derive an
i!iority to DISTRICT Or interfere with the
United Statos in the exercise If this right
in c!Foctins the Liberation of Koszta, and
that Of Captain lngraham's interPOsition
for his release, was under the peculiar and
extraordinary circumstances Of the case,
right and proper.
These CONCLUSIONS indicate to Mr., HUI
scnan the answer which the undersigned
as instructed BY the President to make TO
the Emperor Of Austria to the demands
presented in Mr.. Hulscmans note. The
President docs not sec sufficient cause for
| disayowing the acts ofthc American agents,
which are complained Of by Austria. Her
claim for satisfaction on that account has
been carefully considered and respectfully
declined.
Being conTiucej that the seizure and
Imprisonment of Koszta were Illegal aud
upiusti6able, the President also decline; to
give his consent to his delivery to the Con-
sui General Of Austria at Smyrna. But af-
ter q full examination Of the ease Us here
in presented he has instructed the under.
signed to communicate to Mr.. IIulsemmDn
IL. ,orS,Ior, ornanta,inn that the Empcr.
or of Austria will take tue proper mea.
sures to cause Martin KosztG to be restoE.
ed to the same condition he was in before
he was seized in tie streets Of Smyrna on
the 21st June last.
Tho undersigned ayaiis himself On this
occasion to renew to Mr.. lulsemaln the
assurance Of his high consideration.
W. l.. MARCY.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-08

rTDr. GUYSoT1' improved Extract OF
Yellow Dock and Sursaparilia ia 4 sure
remedy for Hereditary Taint.
Thousands Of individuals are cursed with
crieyOus complaints, which they inherit from
their parents. The use ofthe Ys'io@ Dock and
SGrsGgarRtG will prevent all this, and save
vast amount OF misery and many valuable lives
for it thoroughly erpeis from hs system The lat
Gu! faint, which is the seed of disease, and SO
takes off the curse by which the sins or misior-
tune of the parents are SO often visited upon
the innocent offspring.
Parents owe it to their children to guard
them against the effects Of maladics that may
be communicated by descent, and chiiren OF
parents that may have at any time bean Affect
ed with Consumption, scrolalu or Syphilis, owe
i, to themselves to take preeautOn against the
disease being revived in them. Guysot's ES-
tract of Yellow Dock and SatsapaHlIa isl sue
uatidote in such cases.
III See advertisement. 9iiit
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Sale Of V4LUABLE Land.

DURSUAN'r To the provisions Of a
Deed If Trust, pxerulud BIZ Thaddr'
us Scui, to Henry Z. Smith is Trustee, TO
secure the payment Of certain debt
therein contaiIrd 10 John Hanwa!. the
undersigned as administrator al said Hen
rs F. Smith. Trustee u aforesaid. will on
MONDAY, the 9Th day Of OCTOBER,
the somr being She iir,; day OF the nrNi
term Of the County COuit OF Alon"ngaiiI
county, sri the interest said Thaddea'
Scott has in tn" lands Of Ills father Joseph
Scott. deceased. The sBi! interest h'mg
the undivided lwn.ri4hihs Of said l.nmd.
The r,uls Of said sale wiII BIZ cash down,
and the possession Of said land will TIC
given on the first lay Of April. 1854. the
purchaser being entitled 10 tile ore-'hin
IT ;::.e crop uf "h"at ao% III tsc r-ofTd'
and not rnriiled 10 any interest IN The
crops until he gels possession nl 'a!d !aild.
The title Of eaid land Or interest so con-
yered nv said Scu.t i; deemed imdiSputa-
bic, but selling as the persona! repIesef-
,ative oil said Henry L. Smith, [ shall
onIy sell such ,irIe as is vested in said
Trustee By said Deed Of trust. reference
10 which Trust, now on reco'd IN the
Clerks Office Of the County Coult Of Mon.
nnsalia, in Folio 10, page 4S2. is hereby
made for more particular description.
BENZ +. SMITH.
.idmin'r. Of Mary Z. Smith, deceased, Ir'''ief'
Srptem her &c, 1883. 2lG
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CHOlCE FARMS FOR SALE.

For particulars enquire at the Office OF
the Alonongaia Mirror.
1. a FARM Of lGo srps-two.hou-es ;
q stw mill; choppirg mill good coal
bunk So or 90 ac;es cleared; wel! wa.
tered.
=. A Farsi Of ei5 acres. much Of it
rvrr bp;tnrn land, five mites itom Mnr-
mantown-housc, barn, milk house, smoke
honse. &c. !; plenty off fruit trees.
.. A FARM Of I73 TO $50 ucr"s; about
la5 CLEARED; 20 acres OF coal co"i build.
ngs; well wstered: eiIgibiy situated
near MoIganiown.
4. a Farm. Opposite Jim,own, 3 miles
from Murgun,nwn--s"u'! river land, aud
in good condition. all needlui build
in.s, &c.
s. A small but desirable Farm on thu
"FIats,' threy miles north Of Morgan
town.
6. a Farm within Il miles of Morgan.
town. containing 2OO acres, loo cleared
admirably wuried und well fenced.
&. A Farm of $50 acrrs; $50 arres i'm
proved desirable grazing lam, Ii miles
lrnm Mnsgdlnwn.
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FIN ALLY.

WE have placed all our accounts and
poirs in lhe hands Of W. \. GusEMAE,
who will attend 10 the collecting aud sci
tIiuo lie same on or before the first 'lHy
If Srplember nest. He will put those un'
caid out for collection. Don't think we
nre in fun; he is instructed by US 10 DO
his certain. We ought to have done this
lonr ago to &C; money 10 pay our own
lebts, H. I. LaHEh'
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Erp,i7slas cured by The use Of DR.. GaysOifs
Ertracl Of YrIIow Doek aud SarSaPariia'
Scorr TOWNSHIP, VANDARHERo Co.
Indlann. JulY 4lh. 1858.

SCorF TOWNSHIP, NASDARuEkS W.
Indiana, July 4Ih, 1858.
/ d, pSRE:--pear Sir: 1t is with great pleas
rre write you about the very happy effects oil
YOUR Or GuysoH'S Extract # f'!lot1 Dock and
Sqrsqparill,' upon my daughter, who has been
suffering uajrr that dreadful disease ErgsfP'!GS,
with which site was attacked in 1873, and she was
attended BY some Of our most ssllul physicians
Tor over eight months perseVerlng'y, without any
beneficial effects whatever. She became reduced
to a D RECT skeleton: She had ulcers from her
sbnrldefs 10 her knees, which continually de
ch,rred offensive matter. Her physician pronoun-
cod her case hopeless, and beyond the reach OF
medicine. My neIghbors aud myself thought her
Ii.yolution near at hand, One UI my neghhOrs
insisted on nv irving Dr. GEys0it'S Extract q
Y,WJ,p Dock and SaTSGpqriIld,' as D las! resort,
for q, all If oa, HwiciaHs had girrG her Up, there
rouId he no detrnent IN it. consented to do SO,
more from a restless desire To 90 something FOR
INV daughter WHALE life lasted, than from any hope
Of her getting reiuf; so commenced using the
medicine according 10 directions, and 10 my great
pstpuIskmcnt she commenced Improving, aud be.
fire gnc had used three bottles she was able 10
sit uprght il bed: BeInre she had used bottles
she wrS able to walk out; She used in Ill twelve
bo;t,cs offs Dr. GUysOit'b Extract Of Yellow Dock
aud Sarssparilla,' which restored her to perfect
health in December, 1891 Sne is now eANlely
free from any vestigo OF the complaint
mos, earnestly recommend j; to every person
suffering under any similar disease.
Yours truly, b L MARTIN
do hereby certify that my ilthCr's statement
Of nv late illness is not by any means cxaeger5i.
ed: Ny health is now perfect, which ascrbe
solely 10 the use OF DR. Guysolrs Extract otYcl-
low book aud SRrsuparills.
kHH D. MARTIT.
Price 81 per bottle; Six bottles for IS
%. Sold by joins D. PARR, northeast corner
OF Fourth and WalRu. r.EsetS. Cincinnati, o.
j. ". Torer SCo. MorgGntown.
L. 4. Haeons y Co. Kmgrooa.
C. ". Higgins & Co. BraHdonvs!..
Logan i Carr, Fairm0n''
os:ebcf S, 1859, 2i7lr.
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RALTIMoRE-sept. 26.

BALTlM0RE-Sept. u
FLoUR-sG 25as6,3L
Pa. CORN MEAL-s3i37 IL
WHEaT--I2sa cents.
C0RN-74a1j cents.
RYE-73d76 cents,
WHlSKEY-29a30 ceats per gui.
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LIST OF LETTERS,

Remaiuinginrhe pusl.otIice at Nor
ganiuwu, w. at the close utlhr Quar-
ter ending 3glh September, 1858:
Austin Jrs,o Huwker Thomas
Addison Charles N Herssy La
Audef,m Nancy Hopkins .
Bath John Ilanly ] 4
Brauno Calharine 0. HnShlns George
Bayles William HrulhOm Saruh
Brand John & ElishuJellries WiIIr-d
Thu,nas Johnson Samuel Z
BlusseT Isaac KimbalI John c
Blown Charles NJ or King Owen
Thomas Prs;sman Kreiuvpr James
Baird EmmaC Kerns James
BIhuupl w Lnngacre Isaac
Blue Crlah LIS l.0ar Grorgn !
Book David Luke Miss SaIaiijane
BnI Samnr! Miller Mnunl u.
cunnway Jonathan GNlerelCe John y
CauNIell Tholnas NIcGaiiy Vim n.
Cornps James Michael Mrs. huH
CORsway VIM Med-ker Daniel
Cule John I. Murry Thomas
Gore Barton Martin john
Carney Mark Mercer Jr-.e
ChesIry Benz. sen. Marraw " aiF
Chips David S Nicely jain
Cox Miss jana NICHOLSON VIM
Carney Mr. SIrphen,Newmau Samarl
D+vure James 4 Phillips Augustus
dorsey Alyine Peterson ~ u
Dnaway Mrs. Mar Ttussru " D De
parri 4 Enuar George y
DsvOuiL Abraham &R"islrr Thomas
Mary Reed Nathaniel
Eyar. Jared Srn,l Miss Marta !
Exliuc Errhord Smith William
Fmnrll Ms. Elias St. Mar, George Ba'
Fraser james 7 ron De
Fo.l- Peter Simms JOB
Fry James ". st. Clair Pany
Fry Miss HHrietts St. Clair John
Faulkner Thomas Steel Moses
G5ubb Jo4rph Shafer Peter
ioT N Esq Tnnzsy J K
Graham Harvey Thompson 4
Gnsrman David TnylnT Charles
Hribhlp Harrison tmhle Jnseph
Hall ! VanyOnrhis |. G
Holland jesse " Waip Daniel
Hummelshine, Tx 3W.lkin<nn Mnrd@cai
Huushr Jacnb II. Wilson V-fgenious
HI josiah D Watkins Miss Levina
Hindmau Miss Ann Whitman VIM
Henry Eliza Walker Mandy
HolmeaJ Wismen Joseph S.
c- Persons caiiinS for cuy OF The
ahme Letters will please say they are adj
yeriissd OF they may rot gel them.
JAMES SHAY Postmaster.
NloTgautown, Oci"tPr /, 1873.
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A Grazing Farm for Sale.

| wish to sci! ny Farm of $50 Acres,
situate an the Evansville pike, Il mIles
irum Murgantowu or this tract l5O ..
cres are improved. umd about 200 acres
ara under fence. i is muslly s"wn III
grass. On the premises are two dwelling
houses. lng BAN and several nut-bniid.
ings also two young apple "r'llurds and
oihrr iruit trees. The whole is well WA.
le,rd aud the farming land in q good state
Of cultivation.
NJ, price is Eight dollars pre- acre
The title i. gnnl. aud possession will be
given on the Isl Of April next.
Far a virw Of the premises, and nther
particulars, call OF thu subscriber. living
thereon. WIN. MILLER.
August u, 1858. Cliff
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To William r. CLARK, Marshall C'dr&
and HcNm his wite, and Dacid
CLARK aad Lydia his rife
woU are henby nu,ifs,l That on the
y 27,h dag OF ocloecr next, in The city
III Piusburs, Pr, at the utlirr OF h. Hep
burn, Esq. ION Fourth street between
SmilhfirlI' mi Wood sIEecIs),-and on
Monday, The 3lsl of the sam4 month al
The house Of Vim. Chambers, N Jefferson
township, Allegheny cOuntY,-l shall take
sundry drpusiiipns 10 he read in evidence
in The suit now pending N the Circuit
Court Of Monungalia county, Oh the Chan.
rery size nl said Court, wherein ! aud 9th.
prs are Plaintiffs uud ynu are Defendants /;
and il from any cause the said deP".iions
shmld not be commenced oil that day. or
being commenced should nut be compleI.
ed they will b. continued from day 10
day SUNDAYS rScepledl until The lSsiImo-
JOHN DuZENBERRY,
Executor q Henry Da:eHLsrrg, deed
September II, 1853. 2I5'
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mdrricn:

On Tuesday morning, Oct. 4lh, by the
Rev. James Davis. Mr.. ASHBEL FAIR
CHILD and Miss SARAH JANE. dangh-
Ter Of john Wallace, Esq, all oil Morgan
town,
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G5- An Apprentice wanted at
The PEuNTYTowN PRINTING OFFICE.
A lad of I5,o " years nfage, Of good
common English education, will find
q comfortable sirustiuu, and be tunght
a pond trade, both III its plain and o.
nsinental branches.
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THE MARKETS.
FHOM OUR L.i1EST ADrTCES.

MOKGANTUWNI SepI. dU'
FLOUR Sells at $500 per barrel.
WHEAT-s7 l-2 cents pei bushsI,
C0RN-5O {" "
OaTS-23!-3 = g.
P0TATOES-5N "
BUTrER-Ercsh rc!is 10 cehis.
TALtoW 10 cents rr7i5.
BACoN-sftamsi 10 cents.
Shoulders S g,
MiddiInss. 6 10.
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Virginia.

Virginia..
Al Rules held in Inc Clerks olfire Of
the County Court Of Preston, Oh tile hFs'
Monday in September, 1853;
john Cone5 -, ,,,,ur
rs. IN DEDI'
John +. C1zinn,
The nbiect Of This suit is 10 recover q
debt ofS5O, due from the defendant to inc
puinlil'; unL it appearing by aIfdavIi:
thnt the defendant is moi u resident Of
this State, he is Therefore hereby required
TO anppar he,a within one month after
due publication o. this order, and do what
is necessary 10 protect hi. Interests.
A cOpy tesre: SMITH CRANE, Ct%'
c. Cresap. Pln's. A.!
ssp,ember II. 1882
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MEDICAL CARD.

CHARLES McLANE, Nj. D., ISAAC
SCOT. NJ D.. and HUGH W. BRoCh'
NJ. D., ihuvimg this day associated them
selves together wnder tile firm Of DIS. Mr'
Lane, Scott & BrNckl tender their seIvi'
,es to their friends and ihn public senc-
rally as practitioners OF Medicine, Sarge,
ry.$s, Se.
Bring graduates Of the first Medical
Colleges. thpy ofler their professional ser,
vices to the public without any additional
guamuty superaLdsd to their previous
success,
Office as formerly. opposite the Mer-
chants & Mechanics Bank.
Mofgautown, AnsnstG. 1858.
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500 AGENTS WANTED,s
$1,000 A We Sbs.

TBTANrED IN EVERY COUNTY Of
wv the UNITED STATES, aclise
and enlerprising men, 10 engage IN .thr
sslr Of soma Of lhs best Books published
in the country. omen Of good address,
possessing a small capiialef from s25 to
500, .urh indurCmantsEsill be oferetos
to enable them TO make from IS 10 $40 q
day profit.
IL The Books published by us are all
useful in their character, extremely pop.
nlar, aud command large sales whatever
they are offered.
Far further particulars alldress.t rostage
pajdl LEARY & GET;
Publishers Of subscription Books,
No. l35 North Second Street, Philadelphia.
Sprsmhr, 9 1858
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Uv The Defendants in The above order
If uhlicatinn will take noIire that On
the 10Th October, 1853. between thu honrss
Of Z A. NJ. and 7P. NJ At the "iiire OF
T.. c. Bunker. Esq. in kiaswnnt, Va; !
shall take the Drpu>'ii"ns at David III:
denuur aud john A. W"tung, TO be read
on the h.siing nj sad cause.
Sept. II, 1893. JNo. u. MAXIM.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
James Eddy, Guurdnnr &c

James Eddy, Guurdianp &c, -, .,
Is. In ChahteTy
Charles c. Jester and others
T,uRSUANT 10 the decree rendered n
tie foregoing cause, at the Srrlrin,
her term. 1865. of the Circuit Chnrl OF
Nlonongalis county | ,hail proceed. "n ihr
inur,h Monday Il! OCTOBER. 1853. II beln"
Court day. in front of the C"mI li"n't IN
Mor:anlGWn, to sell at puhlir sucli1n L"
ilm highest bniIrr, thu Lands in the pr"'
cprdm.s mentioned lbpins the tract o.
land Owned by John D. Jester, duc'J. at
his death. containing
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ejFEeSsGGGE GGg'R.
DOCTORS BOWMAN & MACKEY.

C,TiLL continue tho practice Of Medicine
= ana Suigory, and under grea: obligations
10 tbe roumnnitg Tor past scrvices, would nc i.
respectfully .oIicit { continuation OF tho same,
thinking by strict attention to business, and
moderate charges, they eau render entire sat
isfac,ion. Their past SUCCESS viii he guar
sntec Tor tho future. All difficult cases viii
receive the united attention Of the Firm free
Of additional charge.
DIR. MAeKEY's Oiice is at L. ". Tower 8.
Co.'S Drug Stnrc-Dr. DowNAW's az the oit
stand on From, street, where they may he con
suited At I'll times except wAea professionally
sb.sg,. SAY ., 1853.
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IL Being somowhatOf9 Granger tho follow
in. reference arc gIEen:-
uSiosrowa, January II, 1855.
~. II. y. MISUNDERSTANDING hcen student
Of medicine in my 0dce, and subsequently
attended TIC Atdicl! Lfefrres in philadeiphl1,
| consider him competent to discharge The dn-
Ties Off Medical Attendant upon the SIGH; and
hereby commend him To the patronage OF per
sons afflicted and dusirnGS Of the services of
phv,ir,as, SMITH FULLER, ". y.
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EEETE. HCRES,

more or less, siHa,e in Mononsaliu roli'I-
,y. which wa6 conveyed to HIM by john
$lradlyr and wifc) III credit al s'N'
twelve and eighteen months. the rnmlIa'
- giving bond braflh4 interest ir"m da'r
with security Tor the purchase money: ana
a iisa viii also b. retained OH the l'aa"
sold. Tor the purchase money until tie
zane is lad.
Il. l.. BERKSHIRE, Commissioned
Spp,rmhrr -. 1853. 2lJ
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TjRGINI4:--At Rules hrli in thr
Clerks Office OF tbs County CnnIi Il!
Preston. on tue fret Monday in Sep
trntrr. 1873
John \. Martin,
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FIJI SbU III, L "a,
VoAKE this method ot informing Gus
tuners and Dealers, that they arc
nnw in receipt OF their Fall Supply When
has been selected with arrai carsStfsnn
the Manufactures Of Europe apt ihe
Eastern States. 60
Our stock comprises much lorser as
<oriment han is generally kept BY si'nl-
lar establishments, amt is particularly a.
1unled to The country trade.
Having superior facilities !orrTocnTins
rpnds. ii is wilhnuI hesitation that We
Irfy competition tiom Gay quarter
W. ale now receiving Birmingham and
Sheffield Manufactures, purchased aud
forwarded hy one Of the iirn who has
been spending some months il England
and Gtrmaay, and who will continue 10
keep us supplied with FOrig" Hard
.yars bought tfom first hands only, :,
Western Merchant. are respectfully IN;
yird 10 an examination Of our stack aud
prices previous 10 going further eastward.
Among our assortment may be found
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-01-09
Hotel Isx Commerce..
PRES DE ia MAISnN DE COtK
t.... (NAPoLEoNvILhE.l

Co bel e,ab|issemtnt tenn par NJ. Pierre
RYAN. Went d'etre onyert at public qui
ne sa,,rait trouve: mieux sur aucun po!n,
de l'Etat. -
Chambres wastes ct parfaitement menblees
pour les families, cbambreS particu!ieres
t es bien g%arnies, salon de cc'npagnie, aus
81 spacienx qn'eIegant, sale a Munger, "il
| on q %toujours une table don't ~Pab"ndancr
nest snrpasser que par Ia delicatesse da>
NETS. VOLTA. sans contredit, tout ce Vu'i!
f,ut pour attirer une nombreuse clientele.
One l'on aioutp a to"s ces agrernens de
existence, DIES servitc,Ts tres aitentifs, qni
ont d RIGGS de manie,ea M ia annals negligeE
III seal de Ieurs devoirs, ct i'on comprendra
taci|ement quill est uti!e, pour bien ~vivre, de
descendre d i'Hd,el du Commerce.
Deux grandes ecnries ct nne rrmise tres
comm"de font pattie des dependencies de
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