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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-04-06
NELSON LAND FOR SALE
containing

I AM authorized to sell prirate|y, a TRACT
4 OF LAND, lying in the coahty ofNelscn,
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Commissioners Notice.

yEyfIE Executors of Jacob Ilumbcrt, decd,
ID Plaintiffs,
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To the Stockholders in the Tye River
and Blue Ridge Turnpike Company.

IN pursuance of an act of the Legislature ap
H. pointing the undersigned Commissioner to sell
the TOLL HOUSES and LOTS, belonging to
said Company, have sold the said Houses and
Lots and am now ready to divide the proceeds a.
mong the Stockholders. All who own stock in
said Company are requested to forward to me, at
Livingston, Nelson county, their certificates Of
scrip, that may proceed to wind up the matter.
After paying all expenses, including this adverss
tisement, there will be between 81 and So on the
share. THOS. J. MASSIE, Comm'r.
Feb 9, lS53-2ln.
ag- Lexington Gazette copy Pm. and present
bill to Jno. III. McCue, ESQ., for payment.
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II,
halt aud southeast quarter Of the southwest quarter
section one, and section twelve in to,cnshn eighth
three. Section two, the west half and the southeast
quarter, and the west half of the northeast quarter of
eleven, twelve the west hall Of the north,v est quarter
and the west half Of the southwest quarter of thirteen
twenty -four, aud thirtys in to,cnSip eighyfour
Section two the west half OF section eleven fourteen
the west half the west half Of the northeast quarter
and the northwest quarter Of the southeast quarter OF
twenty three, twenty -four, twcntysiX the west half
OF thirty five and thirtysix, IN tctcnshp eighty five
Section two the west half and the southeast QUARTER of
tie southwest qjiarer ofthree ten, twelve fourteen
the west half the west half Of the northeast quarter
and the west half Of the southeast quarter of Fifteen
twenty two twenty -four, twenty-six, the west half
the west half OF the northeast quarter, and the west
half of the southeast quarter Of twenty aud thir
Is. six, in togship rshtsir. Sections two, four six,
eight ten twelve, fourteen, eighteen, twenty, twenty
two, twenty four, twenty six twenty eight the west
halt the west half aud southeast quarter OF the south
east quarter and the southwest quarter OF the uoith
east quarter oitwcny the southwest quarter, the
west half aud the southeast quarter oil the northwest
quarter and the southwest quarter OF the southeast
quarter o thirty three thirty four and thirty in
tolpaShp eighty All the section bearing even
numbers in township eighty eight; the north half
and the southeast quarter Of the northeast quarter and
the east half OF the southeast quarter dissection one
tons four, six (the part east Of the river eight
ten twelve the half aud the northeast quarter of
the northeast quarter of thirteen, fourteen eighteen
(he part east OF the river )twcnty, twenty two
twenty-sx twenty eight, thirty, aud thirty
TWO (the part OF the river) thirty four and thir
Y.sM, IN township eigbtynine. The east half Of the
Houheas quarter OF section one, two, four, SIX (the
ess' oil the river,) eight, ten, twelve the south
ua. anu .he northeast quarter, and the half of the
northwest quarter Of thirteen fourteen eighteen TWEEN
" twenty-five, twenty four the east half the east
bail anu Of the northw quarter and
the cast hall OF the southwest quarter of twenty five,
t@entySlx, @easy.sigh' thirty, (the part east Of the
ship ninety; sections two four six eight (the par,
east Of the river ten twelve, fourteen eightecn the
part east ofthe rivera twenty, twenty-five, twenty
FOUR twenty six twenty eight thirty, and thirty two
ship ninety one sections one, three (he part east Of
the rver eleven (easi Of the river) thirteen fifteen
(east Of the ryer twenty three, twenty five twenty
seven. eas Of the rivera thirty one (east Of the rv
err, thirty three Feast Of the ryer) aud thirty five
IN township ninety tire. Of range twenty eight
townships. eighty, eighty ne, eissty.two, eighty
tnfee section ,Telre, (ea, Of the rseF,) III township
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-09-09
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Il MON zen TR
RAILROAD,
BELLOWS FALLS, NASHUA. LOWELL, WORCES-
TER SPRINGFIELD, BOSTON, HARTFORD,
NEW HAVEN AND NEW-YORK CITY;
Also, To
BTRLINGION. 81. .lLBlNN.

M vyPEIIE OTrEIC 0GUTNNEiRGU
Nh mi T. UE<v
NV lNn AFrrn "a ~ I,ia PASSENGER
r,.in. viii nm d. ru,v..
.'i ,""~ ~. w.. u u i =" ~. ~, ANIL u1IG v,rc.,
n .uJ 81; - n 81 Aim. ,t Ia n
~ ~ , "u ~ u NJ 1n ,iin,t", n,,N a. IN NJ
- ,,ni "a p NJ T.", f.. N.,t.,, C..n ,t 10
n "I5 IN ian, H. p n W,,.lm,NN ~, IN fl,
NJ IN ,al In ~, p NJ V,rt,ninr ,t 40
IN " ~" ,n u e. V.r,hG.ij ~ -
49, ,,J - -, - VI FIR WinI.,r rrIIov,
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BURLINGTON FREE PRESS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1858.

-MoNrRE>t.-With regard to the late
arrest of the Mayor, charged with the murder
of one of the persons who died from the firing
of the military ON the 9th Of June, the Mon
trcal SUH says
"This proceeding has, we understand, been
taken by the Vigilance Committee NAMED at
the public meeting held in st. Georges Hall
on the day succeeding that on which the
murdcrous firing occurred. 1t seems that
the gentlemen who compose the Committee in
question, having waited as long as they
thought necessary for some action ON the part
of the Government, with the view of bringing
the guilty parties to trial and punishment
have ut length grown weary with the delay,
and are now determined to go on with the
matter themselves. The d~ilatory conduct Of
the law officers of the crown is certainly sur
priSing. I'm apathy appears to exist among
them with respect to this mournlul loss oi
life, which PASSES comprehension. Nearly
three months have elapsed since the 9th June,
and during the whole time, there has been
no cessation of public Indignation. The
common heart Of the community has throbbcd
and is still t%hrohbing painfully with its
emotions. All law, all justice, all human
feeling, call for rctribution. But the appeal
has been made in vain to those who should
have responded to it. The appointed guar
dams of the public peace have declined to per-
form their clearly defined duty in this case
and the responsibility of undertaking the
measure which they SO studiously avoided,
has therefore dcvolvcd upon others. 1t is
Fortunate that the law docs not wholly depend
ON the will or caprice of those whose ostcnSi-
BILE Office is to protect its purify
Tho prnsrrutinn Of thr rrimr Of murlnr Inv
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Only % and 81 Ia cents II Bottle for
Ebr. EangIcy's

CONPOEND ROOT AND UERB BiTTERS.
WHICH there is such rush fol. Every
w person likes them-bcing composed ui Dock
Root, Pri:kley Ash Bark, Daudplluns, Sarsaparila.
Thoroughwort and Rheubarb. No other medicine
can be like 1t for the cure OF the Liver Complaint,
Indigestion, Costivenrss, Piles, Headache, Loss ui
Appetite, Jaundice, llumors in the Blood Coughs
and colds. In short, every person twho does not.
should 90 iuime, lately aud purchase n bottle the
price tor one is small. Try them the pledge is
LIFE and HEALTH to all.
Sold in Burlington by A. G. SPEAR, wholesale
and retail and by &. =. SANBORf & co and
by our agents in most OF tie towns and villages III
Vermont.
e. Wholesale Depot is 81 Union St, Boston.
Ma .. wIjNGmus
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-09-09

SINGULAR MARRrAGE.-Somc days since. a
young lady OF fascinating address and hand
some person, but alfred in male costume,
entered a t%ailor's shop in a town of Mrtiu
county, and asked for employment. The
tailor needed Il hand, and. pleased with the
appearance of the handsome stranger, readily
granted the request, The honest; tailor was
very much surprised that his ,jonrneyman
should prefer a chair to the bench. Subsequent
events, however, show that he did not long
remain ignorant of the cause. They were
subsequently, married, and have gone to the
Wcst.-Phiiadeiphla Sun.
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Georgian Spring Waicr,
PLANTAGENtT, {. VI.

THIS WATER is highly 'ccomm,nlc.
4 tor all Impurities OF The Blood. acting tightly
upon the Bowels, and producing hca.Ih and strcu4t,
to weak persons
analysts Of the Uater Of the Ccorgim Spring
have made a careful quanu'lvr analysis Of
quantity OF tins Water sent me 10y the Proprietor O
containing earthly Chords, Hilh portions OF Bro
mlds and lodlds, thus resembling the Plantagent
Water, from winch II differs chlrtiy IN the prrSruc,
OF IA portion ct Sulphates, which are not often me-
with IN Waters OF This class in the Province. |
has a specific gravity of luOS ~, aud contains n
one pound avoirdupois, the affixed quantities OF til
following substances:
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-09-09

CHEAP IhrrEArURE.-A few months since,
was applied to myself to contribute to Il new
journal not exactly gratu,tous, but at Il very
small advance upon uuthlng-anl avoWcGIy
because the work had been planned according
to that estimate. However, ! accepted the terms
conditional ; that Is 10 say, provided the prln-
cipIc could be properly carried out. Accord
ingly, | wrote to my butcher, baker, and other
tradcsmen, informing them that it was necessary
for the sake of cheap literature and the interest
of the reading public, that they should furnish
me with several commodities at a very trlillng
per ccntage above cost price. 1t will be suti-
Client to quote the answer of the butcher: " Sir
-RCspcctin' your note. Cheap literater be
bowed Butchers must live as well as other
pcpcl-nnd if so be you or the readin' publlck
wants to have meat at prime cost, you must
buy your own beastcsscs, and kill yourselves:
-IioDd Thomas
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.NORTHER.N' R.1ILRO. Nd, ". y.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.

IN and after Monday, May 30, l-53,
" trains viii run as follows
Leave O.Lensburgh ate AN = 30 A. NJ, ond23c
p. NJ.
Arriving at Rousc'sPoint at l0.45A.M. II Is An,
ana I ID p. VI.
Leave Kouse's Point at . A. Nj , 80 P NJ, and 80
r. NJ,
Arriving at Oglrnsburgh at 80 P, NJ : P NJ, and
II ? NJ.
Passengers leaving O.dtnsburgh by the morning
trains will be- able to reach
Boston and New York the same Evening.
BY rha afternoon tram they will reach Montpelier
nd RutInudthr same evening. and Boston and New
York early the next dav. They viii also reach the
steamboats, m season tor their evening run south
hr"ugh Lake ChnmulHin.
Passengers leaving Boston and New York in the
carly trans lrou those CIli"s and .|IoHiIcdi Al >
J'cipck I. " wi, reach the boats from O4drnS-
Iu,4h tor ports on ink" Ontario amt tue Upper
Lakes the same evening.
The tmIu .tnviu4 OLlrusburgh at : 80 AN con.
urctS with the Express steamers from the West
putting passengers hy tItsr steamers Iutu Bo,t"'
tud New York ia" same evening. Is This tan
loes not stop at " ay stations.
GEORGE PARKER,
dNwtt Superintendent.
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PONDS IMPROVED
90 IL e. x 4 NGE

SIN sizes suitable for tie smallest privat, family
> ora lIorr' ot the largest class. Hot air iiNruIts
to warm additional ronms can BE- attached II de-
sired. Also water backs to- heating water tur barb
ny and other purposes. Together with a large as
sortmcut OF cooking, parlor and box STOVES ot every
description, tor "a e by K. BRONSON.
College ST., Burlington, June .. c6tN WIT
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T. r L y IN G.,

Ia u | \ IA y y u,
Passengers leaving New York via. Hudson River
Tram via. Saratoga in the morning, arrive at
Whitehall $50 \. VI. take steamer Gambia, arrive
at Darlington 80 7. VI Piat1Sl urgh / I. W., con
Meeting with ears both at Burlington and Plattsburgh
Tor VI ntrcal and Ogdrusbu'gh same evening.
Passengers leaving New York via. EXPIRES, Train
on Hudson River Railroad at 1 p. NJ, Troy $50
lrrlve at Whitehall II T. VI take steamer America
arrlre at Burlington e y. NJ, plattshurgh $50 a.
VI, connecting both at Burlington aud iiattsuurgl
with Montreal and Ogdeusbureh Trains same morn.
ing. A.so,a Train leaving Troy via Saratoga al
t 80, arriving at Whitehall at 10 +. VI. and connect
ing with Steamer America.
~ Baggage Checked Through on this Line.
TICKETS for Troy, Albany, New York,
Schenectady, Buffalo, nrtloll aud all Ports on Lake
VI 'chi4au furnished by
w. II STEVENS. 90 Comm. st.,
j. WHEELER, at pruclI al%lIoje,s, { M""'fea'
VI l. tliltCIl, Burlington.
June e. 1873 dNwii
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Hand W..

cash paid for Land Warrants; 81
u Warrants obtained tor Claimants, hv
WESTON 4 NON rs.
-" Office in reck's Block, over the Book Store
Jan. -. d&wtt
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SILVER SPOONS.

Good assortment OF Silver Spoons OF
I beautiful Manufacture aud tuish aud warranted
iulr as colu,at H. !. HOhTONN
March l6. dAwt
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Af.iN's

TIiEO. \. PECK. Burlington.
Wholo-alc uud Retail Agent, ;. X. COLLIN.
Montpelier.
October -, l~52. d&wly
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-S-@-j@1
GOOD en- has Il large Stock,
L. among them many OF the most valuable ca>Nl-
cal and Miscellaneous Books; some at them partial
v Injured hy ru-, winch he Will sell at less than
AUCTION Prices. Can aud see.
june Is. dots w5lw3mos.
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THIS Is THE ONLY LINE

BY which passengers ledv" Montreal at 3 and e ?
VI. ana arrive at Troy G,li. Albany 10 \, VI.
Schenectady G,l5 y. VI. or New York II VI. mex
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: y certain Sunda V-schOul teacher was in
the practice of taking up a collection in his
Juvenile class for missionary objects every
sunday and his box received scores of pen
MES which might otherwise have found their
way to the drawer of the confectionery and
toy-man. lie was not Il little surprised, how
ever, one Sunday, to find II bank hill crushed
in among the weight of copper. He was not
long in finding it to he of il broken bank and
ON asking the class who put it there, the
donor was soon painted out to him hv his
classmates, who had seen him deposit it. and
Thought it Il very benevolent gilt. Didn't
You know that this bill was good lornothiug .
Slld the teacher. 'lrS, answered the hoy,
Then what did ynu pat it in the box furl
i didn't S'poSr the hIiIc hcaih,H would know
the difference, and So it would be Just as gooc
for them
\ clergyman wishing to know whether til,
children of his larishioncrs understood their
bible, asked "A lad that he one day founC
reading the old Testament : Who was Tn,
most wicked man >
Moses, to be sure, said the boy.
Moses y exclaimed the lnrson, Moses
how can that bc''
why said the lad, he broke all tn,
commandments at wunst.'
y gentleman travelling in "A section ofcoun
=, try which shall lee mmrlcss stopped at tn,
house of IA piOuS old woman, and, ohsrrNiu.
her iondncsS for II pet dog, vcnturcd to asl
the name of the animal. The good woman
answered hy saying that she called lin
: Morco,cr.'
Is not that il strange name !! inquired tn,
gentleman.
Yes, said the rrous old lady, hut
thought it must be IA good one, as found i
in the Bible Found it in the Bible =
quoth the gentleman. Pray in what part o
the Bible did you find it,
The old lady took down the Bible with tn,
{ utmost reverence, and, turning to the tex
read as fellows Moreover the dog came AM
licked his sores
There said She triumphantly, have
not the highest authority for the name
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sewing Isiri>.

AVE HAVE VARIETY OF THESE VERY
w convenient articles, with aud without the cu.h
ion. Every lady should have one.
II. Y. HORTON 4 co.
June 80. dNwtf
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r,r.tv y >,lars Reward.

Vrv;u h.. Maid fnr IL, apprehen Son an
w delivery in any Jail in the State o.
the following described c."vic's, w"o cs
capcl from the Louisiana -eni'e"'i''y "
the Bird inst: -,
FRANK. slave belonging to Mrs sau''" ~
sentenced by the Criminal Court o. y. W
on the 5th of Dec. 1915. TO ten years NJ o'''-
onmsnt at hard labor for Arson he IS
light Mulattoe. abont 30 years of age. 8 fes'
| inch high, has no visible mars. isa Creole
of Louisiana
ROBERT ROBINSON, a free man Of
color, sentenced by the First District Court
Oh the 22l Nav, 1852, to Ten years imprls-
onnent al hard labor for statbing with in
tent to Murder He is about % years OF
aye, feet 7 ID inches h Oh, Black. has
large scar or wart on the nose, reads and
wi.es. an | will no doubt have false free
papers. is Creole OF Louisiana.
CHARLES ANDRfEUX a native oil
France. about 81 wears Of age. Of dark com.
plexion. with dark hair and dark eyes. .
feet 4 lt2 inches high. and weighs ahoni
AS poun,ls. He was sentenced by the First
District Court on the 7th Of January 1881 /,
10 four years imprisonment at hard labor
for the Grim ,ef Larceny
Thirty dollar, will be paid for the appre.
hension Of either Of the above described
coavicts and all reasonable expenses for
their delivery.
NOTATION, WARD 4 Co.
Baton Rouge June At Lessees.
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HALF Barrels Flour Those II
IL want Of half barrel Of choice FIou
can, during the balance Of the season pro-
cure it at the store OF Joshua Bea|. He Is
receiving reguarlv from the mil uniform
quality OF Flour, ia fall and half rackases
That for price and qnslitv cannot fail TO
give satisfaction All Flour sold for Eek:
ira" when failing 10 pelse, taken back and
all charg"s paid. Store opposite the Har-
ney llousl,
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Datnxs are dan, ssrOE'.

why sulitr with 1cough. co 'loI a'' us
w ease of the Throat, Breast and Lungs
when certain cure is so easily Effected by
using
.WrsrERs HoUgHorrD CASp " !.
This Medicine is judicious conn. ii'a,ion
~ the hest expectorants in the Materia aed-
lea. The most stubborn Coughs and 70 IDS
Weld to it readily, and it is found to give re-
lief even in confirmed cases % Cohsumptio''
lis not merely palliative, as MANY articles
its nature, but possesses great curative qn"'-
tiles For sale by WV. BOGEL Agent.
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Panmanship.

I-cDInauSN1Vs
OARENTS and Teachers are invited tt
L call at J. C. LANOUE'S. Harnev
Ionse Row 70 examine the Philosophical
Theory and Pirr,ice Of Penmonshtp.
the Theory is divided into three parts.
Primary. htcrmediate ard Fina!. Each part
IN -Four Books.
This work comprises cuts designed to
illustrate the manner Of holding and conduct
ing the hand and pen; preparatory excer-
Uses. which thoroughly train the muscles
arnp'oyed in wiring, a Classification OF let
eiS and words according TO their s'nil.
Arl,y Of Formation. and Instructions accom-.
pany'ng the various exercises in each hook
The whole so arranged as 10 enable he m
;;is 70 write over each page twice. Price
Is cents mayI2.
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Administrator Notice.

IN the maer Of the succession Of J. Moreau.
deceased.
INF, Public are hereby warned against
L raging any monies which NAV be
lae the decea>ed. into any other hands
han the admlnistr ators, who a'orn;s author
zee TO give receipt. q GrZHAN.
may cath .ddminissrn'or
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Dan, raFIirs de IA succession de J. NoasAu,
1ersiS
r E puhliqne est par Ia presen'e notihe de
IL ne pas paver ancune argent qui peut
ST.. due an dit defunct dams aucnne au're
mains que de Padministratenr. qui est Ia
seplie personne qai est authorizes de onne
recu. 6. GULMAN,
may 2a.3s Administrator.
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yv1ryr Louisiana IN 'titution for Nutes and
nj nd. on St. Ferdinand street, Baton
Rouge, is open for Wis, TOYS rom ~ 70 ~ o.
clock, A. NJ, each day, s'u Mays oniy eS Sss
ted 'N"'-'"'
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S, F, BLANCHARD,

5. + BLANChAhD,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
Groceries and Provisions,
Corner of Third and Conpension Sts.,
NEAR THE MAResf) BATON RoUGE, LA
T TENDER MY THANKS TO my
i numerous friends and customers for
their liberal patronage. and would State, that
| intend TO merit still greater patronage
By keeping Oh hand at all times lasge and
well selected stock and by selling on such
terms. that il will be an inducementf for pur-
charers to call oil NE.
MY Sipk consists Of The foi!o~ine aapi.
Mt,eles:
COCO lbs. Stage and Shay's and Dofiiold
Sugar cured hams.
d0Oodo plain hams,
1000 10 shouden; 1000 sides;
1000 lbs choice dried heel,
100 barrels mess Pork,
10 Do Of prime Leaf Lard,
50 Kegs do do do,
10 bbls No Mackerel
10 Noe do.
50 barrels fresh Flour.
20 boxes Buckwheas,
10 hhis prime SUGAR.
90 bbls loaf and crus',sd sugar,
50 boxes star cardies,
20 do sperm DO
10 boxes No ! soap,
20 do fine Toilet,
do CASTLE soap,
10 Kegs fresh butter,
kegs goshen do
100 lbs. fresh Cheese.
boxes fresh pine apple do
10 lbs sugar crackers,
10 Boston do and 10 butter do
r" Tescss Of Rice.
Dr.. 10 boxes Mac & Macs Tobacco
do honey dew 10
I0,!o best Cavendish 10
10 do smoking do
10 DO cigars, Regalias.
Liquors, pickles. Ale, Porter, Cider,
Preserves. Candles.
so bags Coffee 20 chest Tea.
ALSO A LARGE srocx OF $ ffLr GOODS
81 E4srssEss CROCKERY. FIN
Tz EssH = WARD Ware, Willow-ware
wool. ware. M. Al! Of which will be sold
q, small advance mar ply
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Euporior Tens.

A EIN Y assortment OF Green and Black
n Tea, in quarter, halves and pound
nackans !, st received direct from New
,.orL Price from 50 cents to $50 PEI
,,onni Iapr;,' 20 JOSHUA BEAL.
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Corns Cured ana no Hu1nb\ y

TuE original Three Niuate saive WI
l. effsctualy remove and cure "hort
Noles, Corns, letter, Salt Rhei'n, hin
Worm aol Tootha,he in from to " MN
ties. Fnll directions accompany each wa
all Immediately before it is all sold
anrl IT, WV pOCF' " -''
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TE Public est prevent. que IA sociese G
II A. Chopin & Lafon pour rexplol,
talion de Boulangerie, est dissou'e .
st,aser du Ter. Jun 1853. La di'e bon'ar
tsrie sera continuec par r. Laion seul, sitae'
e, y meme emplaeemeot. -,
I" ~o,tes personnes qui doivent d ia d,'c
- (. soat p,ic6s De veuloir bien regi"
soc'e. ,pts. iaas lie plus bI.f delai. c"tre
,."' eon 70 Mr.. n. W. shcrburne Avoca
sei n, na o., xe, son Office rue Slorde. gu
o., .,o"rs DO IA Liquidation de ia dill soc e.e
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HOutnsnO ny.

Hay, Bran, Corn, and Oats.
AZ. FINE. loi on hand AT tie Feed, Produce
\ and Grocery Store Of
/, ,rI DOL JOSHUA BEAL.
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For Sale.
Map Of Louisiana.

TINE. new and improved map Of Louis'-
4. ana compiled from the latest and
most authentic surveys, both public and
private. by G W. r. Baylev, civil ensineer
1853. For sale by &c. L.NOCE.
may l2ly Harvey House Row.
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Mothers Relief.

TNHE STEAMER GEORGE COLLIER
l. leaves here on Wedne day evenihl
with delegates to the Memphis couventio,
and will be at Baton Rouge Thursday morn
ing. g. W SHAW & Co.
New Orleans May goth.
may 3l-2t.
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n chopin rendess his thanks to the
L. Public for the patronage he has re
ceived begging continua ;ce OF 1T: he ha'
established all Omnibus for the acrornoda-
ton Of his customers, which wi'lrass daily
through the principal streets of Baton ko"g'
without charge. from to 2 A. N. ard iron
2 to 6p. NJ. to his Cheap Store No. South
Boulevard street. may I02w.