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Sal@ratus,

OF superior quality in bbls bbls boxes. For
" sale low, by CHARLES COBB & co.
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81 MINER ARRANGEMENT - Commencing lion
day, May 9th, 1853
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR BOSTON as foows
Lesve Worcester about 4, at I, a I0l5 ~; (SOs
Ex.). AGO. Ql.05 Ex) pm
MillbuIy $40 a. M $40 p.n
Milford a, 7O5. lO.l5 g AIS
Framn Cen, 740, HOO g 255, 4 40
saxonvile SIS 4" l.30
Newton, $50, 1921 S.23* Nv. Tr.), g. HOS
wv Tr)*; a. ~, 2u2t, $40, 4.4O. 5.25 W. Tr.),~ 6l5
e.l5, p.
Brookline, 81, ii, 8. $50, 10 am; 1.ao, 3 45t,
and g, pm
g Newton Upper Falls, $40, and g. am lilo, 25
p. m.
LEAVE BOSTON, as follows
For Worcester al 7.30 land EN- a.m $50 (4.39 Ely
"a 500 EK IN
Millbury 7.9O am. 5 -"
Milford at 73o AIN I245 (
Fram'n Cen, $780, 500 80, 5&6"
saXOnvlr 900 IS "
Newton, : 50, Cw Tr]8.O5, d Am; L ~, $50
wv. Tr.) BIS, 5.l5, 6l5, 7.l5 and 9l5, p. m.
BroOkline, 7lG, 7.35, $50, & u m, l. 2.S5, $50
81 81 u, a. 9 30 p. m.
Charles River Branch 40, am l2i 81, 6ap.m
*W. Newton station.
Boston, May D. 1858 dawtt
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Meal Of all kinds,

LREsIl Ground, and for sale by
II BLISS, SUTTON, a. CO.,
my25 dawtf No. Mechanic II
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Rebuild the Broken Constitntion.

Brought from vast distance the principal ingredient
ELIXIR only be procured at heavy expense and the pro-
of manufacture also costly Hence the price be all
remunerave, must necessarily be higher than that the
trashy, chancecOmpOurded nostrum Of which the only
pense consists in the advertising But if health is indeed
priceless blessing" then is the INYIGORATING ELIXIR
AND CORDIAL the cheapest medicine in the known world
The arrangements of the system leading diseases
and the forms Of disease ITSELF numerous
would require column to the maadies for which
this preparation is specific few however he enumer-
ated neuralgia tic dOulOureu headache ncpen paray
sis hyer dyspepsia papiaon Of the heart spinal affections
muscular debility, trenOrs aulence pcking sensation in
the flesh numbness topd of the liver mental depression,
weakness of the WILL ndspOstOn antness after exer
else broken sleep and terrifying dreams inability to remain in
place position weakness of the provocative organs sexual
ncOmpetency melancholy, mOnomania uor albus sinking at
the stomach female Irregularities chronic tendency
rage emaciaOn and all complaints growing free indul
gence of the passions ali that does not proceed
from organic causes beyond the reach of medicine.
Whenever the be from
nnatinr efurold ieensas iea 81 tnat
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INCREDuLITY Id OVERTuRO1NN

BY Of testimony which Is perfectly irresistible.
The ELIXIR remedies in all the p0abe evils arsEk
from misuse abuse OF the various which make the
wonderful machine called Man. 1t restores full
delicate function connected with that mysterious compound
agency Of matter and mind necessary the reproduction Of
human Ire To persons Of feeble muscular Frame deficient
in vital power it is recommended the only
ncang that energy which necessary the proper enjoyment
Of all the natural appeites well the higher mental
butes Its beneficial effects confined TO either
any age. The feeble girl the ang wife, the nses
YOUTH the overworn man of business the victim ofneryous de-
PRESTON the Individual suffering from general debility from
the weakness Of single will all find immediate and
manen relief from the Of this Incompatible renovator To
those who have predspOstOn to paray will prove
pete and untaing safeguard against that terrible mRaty
There perhaps who have trdcd with
tuons that they think themselves beyond the
cine Let not these despair The Erir deals with us
crisis, without causes and will not only
remove the disorder itself but
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THE WONDER OF THE WORLD!
Devlne's Compound Pitch Lozenge!

fE'HE Great Remedy for Colds, Coughs, &c, is the
cheapest medic ever off; red 10 the public. The
nliOwug eXtraorts.ry shows effects, if faith
fully used, Let tho disparng in aid read this case and
hope on. If not able to purchase call our Agents
ard get n box free such persons are welcome.
My FrisHa, Reaf This Messrs 5. ID. Fuller Il
CO:-l had "A severe cough for almost a year, with
bleeding the lungs and raised great quantity of bad
matter and have been under the of the best
"hyslcians Boston. and have used great deal Of
medicine, but without any other effect than to grow
worse, and my PHI stefan said could not be cured |
commenced using Devine's compound Pitch Lozenge,
about five weeks since, and their las done wondera
far me- think they hare cured me, and feel thankful
Ih6! so good medicine is within the reach Of tho
afflicted. JOSEPH PARKER,
No 10 TileStOn street.
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CaldwalI q sin

A PoTHECARlEs, and Dealers in Drugs, Medicines
N Chemicals Perflmery, Patent Medicines, Gold
Plate and Foil. Surgical and Dental INSTRUMENTS For
egn Lveches, Soda, Syrups, Inks aud Fancy Goods
mv24 daw6m 229 Main Street. Worcester
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

NHE subscriber would respectfully tender his services
1 as REAL ESTATE BROKER, 10 any persons
having Property for sale Exchange either in the
city adjoining towns and would solicit The attention
OF purchasers to The following schedule of Property,
which he offers
FOR SALE:
good assortment Of House Lots on aud near Union
Hill some OF which are among the frs If the very
first in the city, for desirable location, commanding
view of beautiful scenery, unsurpassed in any Other
part Of the city.
Aleo, other Lots liz various parts Of the cit, "a
several Houses, all at which will be offered for
reasonable prices, and terms Of payment easy.
Also, number OF Farms IN the County, having from
20 to 200 Acres each. LARKIN SMITH,
aug5 dtf 226 Main street. Worcesie
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JAMES STEWART,
Cutler and Gun Maker,

NO. 20 Exchange Street.. Worcester, Mass.
5 Returns his sincere thanks 10 the Inhabitants
~ of Worcester and vicinity, for theii liberal pat
rOnage, and hopes from his experience in the Trade
Of their favors.
J S. begs state that he makes sharpens cleans
and repairs Cutlery and Guns, Of all kinds A large
assortment Of Keys kept always on hand. Locks and
Keys repaired. JObbing neatly executed. o.2 d6m
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS!

7 II 10 subscriber offers for sale, his Old Stand OH
southhridge st, every variety of Groceries, usually
Kept in first rate Store which he offers the very
lowest mark for Cash. e. e. FLANDERS.
Hno5 DIFF
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FLUID LAMPS.
Fresh Ground Genesee Flour,

1000 BBLS best extra Genesee Flour, receiving in
IONCO Store, from the Western Railroad Depot,
direct from the Mills and for sale at The low es Market
prices, by the subscribers. Also have for sale good
common brands ALDRICH Il Co
y26 DIFF AZ and IS Front ST.. Worcester, Mass
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a GREAT MEDICINE FOR FEuALEs.

The unparalleled effects Of this great restorative all COM
plants incident to females mark in the annals med
icne thousands of stmuants have been invented thou
sands OF nvgomnts eoncoced all purporng specified
IN the various diseases and arrangements which delicate
CONFORMATION OF woman renders her liable The result
toore been uniform These nOstrns have indeed impaired
no1nenay vYacy to the SYSTEM transient
luslye vgor Che muscles but this flash relief sue
eeded by depression and poston greater than
e END mas too often been utterly paayze the recupergve
power OF inc nerves and the vital organization and finally
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Leonards Express.
- sszzz1 To ond from Boston and intermediate
80 s-ssasss.p places, by every train.
Bills collected and paid, and all orders attended to
with despatch. diff ie6
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MORsE's INvIGORATING ELIxIE


is presented as phenomenon in the maters medca hitherto
unheard o., simulant without reaction
Inc erD winch forms its main ingredient has been admitted,
ny an @ great medical ana pharmaceutical institutions of Eu
rope be in this respect sui geer Dr. Morse whose name
Is an undpued authority science discovered the produc-
o IN Da where his attention excited by the wonder
FULLY nvgoang effects produced upon the natives fact
me wonderful power of endurance te ehaustess e1b
attributable to the use Of this valzing herb
An appeal is made to
EVERY WOMAN OF SENSE
who suffers from weakness arrangement nervousness tremor
pains in the back other disorder whether peculiar to
sex or common to both to give the Invgoang
a trial
MARRIED PERSONS,
others conscious of inability whatever cause will find
this Cordial after they bottle thorough regeneu-
is of nesnabe vale In all directions are to be found The
happy parents Of healthy ODring, not have been
but for this extraordinary preparation And IL is equally mo-
sands OF young have been restored by using it, and
u single instance has it iaile. to benefit them.
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILI1aaaaazua.,
All who have injured themselves by private improper in
dugences VIII ind this Cordial relief Impotence,
ess VI e EeHl organs loss oil Nlre power is the penalty
most frequently paid by those who loose rein license
from not being aware Of the dreadful effects Although mpo
tency occurs from structure deposits in urine gravel and
rum numerous other causes yet the abuse Of the sexual organs,
rom Nehery or epolluon, particularly the latter is
the more frequent Of it Now who that understands the
mec WI pretend to deny that the power of proceatng the
Species iost sooner Dy lose who practise the solitary vice
than by the prudentg Besides by premature the az
geN uhGuOns are deranged, and the physical and mental
powers weakened by too frequent and too great excemera
ofthe genital organs
Important advice accompanies each bottle
Il is put highly concentrated pint bottles with the
name blown IN the glass and sold fol 80 botls 2for e5J
tor sl2; ga the dozen W
IT.. RING General Agent, 1872 B Roadway, New York,
TO whom all orders must be addressed
AgentS-M. b. GREEN, Worcester; ] BALCH 4
SON, Providence; BLISS & HAVEN, Springfield !;
BURR d PERRY, No Comhill, Boston
Jel4 dM&Thawly
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AtorHIe BvIpsrcr or The Carr

ANerHBn EviDFrer OF THE GRET-
NESS or RMS CiTY.--On Thursday
morning Ne were suddenly alarmed by
the cry Of Fire, about one o'clock.
We got up locked out the window
measured the distance with tks naked
eye, and soon discovered II was too
fur Of, FIR our flaming ardour, :" to do
good" BY running the distance. 30
We dressed lsasurely-went out the
back way, and in the direction Of the
blaze. When in The region Of the Goth.
q structure, we lesrned that /" Mr..
Wrotnoski's sugar refinery IL was that
The devouripg element had possession Of.
TIP to that time We had not heard Of
the existance Of such place as Wrot-
nc4ki's sugar Refinery, and now alas,
Tie whole establishment has gone Of
n smoke. The Refinery was located
on The southern border Of the town.
South Boulevard street. No efforts
were made to stay the ravagss Of the
flames We heard some gfuff voices
i,uder the bill sing out Bring Der
along boys--bring her along W.
learned afterward, that II was rart Of
independence Fire c1inpahy Tiles
|.eoi the machine nlsagr tha tha Jill bat
conllhat muster he inbtifs powers I'd
fake hor fgrtber. Y
-1--4-@A*asa. $3.50 ssa~s@zs=
RS The l3aItinlurn lilaaei ~ speab
ug oI Our faitiistel ~ Spasli gale hn9
,Puter''-s'petef salile.a This Il a
great mistaka4-hif. sspple,s name i
neither Peter nor Paul, il is Peerae
il French name and when coupled witt
Jean, 80 as to read "Jean Pierre" It
represents . very large and respecta
bic family in Louisiana. We hope
the Times will correct his error.
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The Turkish Ambassador ut Lon.
don was at a public dinner. In COM
pany with some Of the in4gnates Of the
land, but. Of course. drank no wine.
The president gaze, az a toast, in com.
pliment TO bis sxcellcncy. 1.-THE Sub.
lime Porte and the Turkish Ambsssa-
dor" A waiter echoed il down the
table "A supply of port for the Turk
ish Ambassador I've nmice
that Capt, g. W Cutter, author Of
the "Song Of Steam and various
other poems, has been divorced from
bis wife by recent decree Of the Ken.
ton Circuit Court Of Kentucky .-------
An immense audience assembled at
the Tabernacle, New Yotk, on the
Goth inst, to listen to the address Of
Senator Seward before the American
Institute. It was the frs. pubic adj
dress he ever delivered in that city.
%. w. Holmes, the poet, has
been engaged by the New York Mers
camille Library Association to deliver
course Of six lectures the present
season upon the English poets Of the
nineteenth century trial Of
The officers Of the steamer Henry Clay
far manslaughter, commented at New
York last Tuesday Savan.
Aah Courier Of the 18th, announces
al,a marriage in that city Of Luke
Wet, Of The Campbell Minstrels
--.----l'l,s book printers Of Boston
mise stipck for higher wages They
.heaud that their wages shall be rails
81 Ffom s ID 90 cents per thousand
and III weel5lt bands from $40 to S11
pr vaal, Tile potatoe disease
n3s pfesaa vs,, extensive In many
plrbsi}l Ing and. In some grounds
usually productive Of large quantities
yr ceusun,pliot,, there Ii scarcely
aantiah Of sound putatoes for seed.
----0overnor Seymour, Of New
York, has taken prompt measures for
tlle arrest and punishment Of the per-
Suns concerned in the recent prize
tight between Sullivan and Morris
sey.--We understand that there
ire now surviving about fourteen hum
bred revolutionary pensioners, oil Of
whom are regularly drawing their pay
from the Treasury Of the United
States. "A Musical Convention
will be held at Harrisburg, Pa, dur.
ing the second week in November
next. Several eminent professors and
vocalists from DO ton are expected to
Ne present.------- The bridge over the
Potomac at Alexandria Is finished and
travel over It commenced last Wed
nesday--------.The Williamsport. Md.
Journal states that the weather In
that section has been SO dry for sew.
eral weeks, that many Of the Aou,
mills have been stopped on account Of
a non-suficiency Of water.
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ELECTRIC CLocks.--An illumina.
ted electric clock has been placid In
front ofthe Hotel de Vile at Brussels,
20 that the time can be seen as we'll in
the night As ii the day. Electric
clocks have also been attached to the
lamp.posts in some Of the principal
streets, and they in communication
with the regulator in the Hotel de
Vile. TLey have perfectly succeed.
ed.
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~ Notice.
STATE OF LOUISIANA FL.

Of Eost Baton Fouge
TN PURSUANCE of law, an election viii
l be held in this rari.h, Dat Baton
Ronge) on Monday the 2lst day ofNoven-
Der next, A. D. 1853. it being The Third Mon-
day Of said month for the purpose If eiec'
ing Justice Of the Peace. and rel Stable
in, and fol each Word OF fsid Parish (of
East Baton Rogue) said election to he
presided by the Ward commission OF
each ward. The polls 10 be kept open
from o'clock, A. NJ, until 4 o'clock. p. N.
Said election to be conducted and returns
to me made by the commissioners thereof,
in all respects according to the provisions
OF the Constitution and laws, in such cases
made and provided
Given under my hsnI officially at
Baton Rouge on this 18th day Oh
October, A. D., 1863.
oct16td. H. v BABIN. Sheriff.
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PROCLAMATIONS.
Y~~~eSS>-
ELECTION NOTICE.
STATE OF LOU1SfANA-Payish


TN OBED1 ENC Il to a proclamation issued
i BY his Excellency r. O. HILBERT, Gov
etnor Of the Slate Of Louisiana. an election
will be held in this Parish, East Baton
Rouge,) on MorpAY, THE 7rH Day OF Nov.
ENBEn NEXT, A. y. 1853, il being the first
Monday Of said month, for the purpose Of
electing one Representative to Congress, to
represent the third Congressional District,
composed Of the Parishes Of Avoyelles, Ca
tahoia, Carroll, Madison. Tehsas, Concordia,
st. Tamany, st. Helena. Livingston, Wash.
ingto,,, East Te1ieiana, West Feliciana. IT.
Coupee, East Ration Rouge, West Baton
Rouge, and lberville.
Two Representatives to represent the
Parish of Fast Baton Rouge. in the State
Legislature. One State Auditor II. Public
Accounts. One, State Treasurer, and one
State Superintendent Of Public Education.
who shall hold their Offices for two years.
and until their Successors are duly installed,
A Sheriff Recorder, Clerk OF Court,
Coroner and As6essUr for said Parish.
Said election TO be held as follows, to wit:
At the Court House Of said Parish, in the
City Of Baton Rouge--presided by Messrs.
Henry Tonlinson, G. W. Christine and J.
w. Jones.
At the house Of Mrs. P. Townsands in the
plains--presided by Messrs. Henry G.
Young, 3. W. Newport and VIM. Soweil.
At the house formerly Mrs Greenwells,
neat Sandy Creek--presided by Messfs. ].
r. Mecca, James Cooper and VIM. Kelly
At the folks Of the road, nea the house
Of H B. HARRISON, Esq, presided by Messts
T. Winthrop Brown, Absolum Dixon and
Vim L. Burnett, Commissioners.
Eg-The pulls to re kept open from
o'clock. A. M, until o'clock p. M Said
election 10 be conducted and returns TO the
made thereof, by said commissioners in all
respects according to the provision Of the
Constitution and Laws, in such cases made
and provided.
Given under my hard Officially. at
Baton Rouge on this gist day Of
september, A. D.. 1853
sept22 I'd. H. v. B.s1., Sheriff
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N q TIC 8


STATE OF LOUiSIANA-Pa.isb
of East Baton Rouge Sixth J.'dicial
District Court.
DY VIRTUE Of an order from the HIM.
ID WILLIAM B. RoBsRrsoN, Judge Of I'll i
Sixth Judicial District, cfthe state Of Loui.
siana.
Notice Is hereby given 10 all whor, Il
may concern, that special court viii b.
held al the Court House. in ard for said Par.
ish of East Baton Rouge. by the aforesaid
Judge, on MONDAY THE 1i,H Ray or Nov
EmBER next, A D. 1863, being the second
Monday of said month to transact all bu-
siness---civil and criminal ard TO try all
cases, as if the term were irregular term Of
said Court with jury.
Given under my hand officially at
Baton Rouge, ON this 9Th day Of
October, A. d. 1853.
H. V. BABlN, Sheriff.
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AVIS.
ETAT DE LA LOUIS1ANE-p Pc
A v / s

AVIS.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-po-
roisse d'Es Baton Rouge-Cour du
Sixieme District Judiciaire.
I'm vERTU dune ordre de rHon. Will
T. liam B. Robertson. Juge du Sixieme
District Judiciaire de lEtat de 10 Louisia-
ne. Avis est par la presente donne tou-
tes ceux interesser qu'une Cour particulier
sera tenn la maison de Cour, dams ct pcir
la Paroisse d'Est Baton Rouge par le sus-
dit Juge, Londi, lie 14me jour de Novembrs
proc hahn. A. D., 1853, Giant lie Pine Lundi
du dit mois-pour expedier toutes afaires,
Civil ct Criminelle ct pour considErer tou-
ties cause. CONNIE sill Etait un terme zegu-
lier de la diff Cour (avec Juri).
DoDnk sous ma main o}fr;s,la,nentA
Baton Rouge, ce snse jour d. Octobre,
1853. H. y. BABTN, Sheriff.
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CORRESPOND ENcE.
NEw ORLEANS Nov., /, 1858.

NEW OhLbhNS 1VuGs, 4, Aooo.
Ed. Comet To-day is All Saints
day, and with our Catholic people Is a
day Of general jubilee, Or rather a
sacred holiday. One year ago to-day
I was here, and II | remember rightly
| wrote you description Of what |
saw on that occasion. That letter 80
far u the description IL concerned
would do for to-day, the same great
crowd to the cemeteries the same pro-
fusion and variety Of flowers and bo-
qnetts, the same gaudy decoration Of
Tie tombs, in fact the same thing over
again with hardly the slightest vari-
ance. But to me, last year II was
novelty and the impression II made
soon passed from my mind. Now
however am 40 much Of a Catholic
that l like all Saints day am IN
favor Of tho custom Of making an an
ual pilgrimage to the graves Of those
we loved in life, and though dead
should not be 50 soon forgotten. Then
are sentiments and feelings awaken
ed in the breast, by these visits to the
cemeteries that ought ever to remain
fresh on the mind. There among the
tombs Of those who are gone, we can
profit BY the reflection that we too
must 'sleep as the dead Sleep that
all must meet the same common end.
While passing along among the thou
sand tombs, all decorated in one way
Of another, the vast throng crowding
and jostling as they pass each other,
Watts beautiful hymn for funeral oc-
casions, came so forcibly to my mind,
/ could not help repeating
"prince this clay must be your bed,
In spite ofsll your towers.
The tall, the wise, the reverend head,
Must lay ii low as ours"
Nothing has occurred during the day
and there is a general dearth of news.
Perry s. Warfeld committed suicide
last Saturday evening, BY cutting hi.
throat. He was buried on Sunday,
followed to the grave by a large mum.
Der 81 citizens. While the long cor
tege Of carriages which followed his
remains, were passing slowly down the
street to the Protestant Cemetary, an
other funeral came dashing along
Hsvia street, followed BY half dozen
empty carriages. and all driven at a
smart trot, asifin : hurry to get the
dead out Of sight As soon as possible.
The latter procession had just time to
cross the path Of the former ere it came
up making 4 forcible contrast in ap-
,psarance and character between the
two.
One was the rich man going to lay
down ID his last resting place, the
other wassa poor stranger hurried thus
~ Bis anll6ed. When Earth has re-
dafmed aRsin what WAS Of her. who
win b able tn distinrai.' t'1e ashes Of
the one from The other Bot enough
about These thing to-day Adiea
AZ Memphis, on the 9th ut, coal
was selling Il II Is per barrel.
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LEDnss a. MAJoR HoS1rr.-A
despatch ftoa Washington states TINT
MAJOR Sslah 3. Hobbie. First As.
sistant Roetmsstsr General, il very i'll
md that fearssre entertained that be
vail mot roooget,
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% We invite tho attention Of the
craft" to . ns~ mschies lately Pat.
sntsd. called, u safe elf putting ma.
chine" The machine is Of "brass. :
aud worry curious workmanship. i
winds up ike ! clock. With double 40
ton compromising balance wheel. IN
Adv years VI doubt MOI. that 10 will
supesosed H. M # tho complete
Editosb nm odk pnd = and become
- indie y Asii0lA e tnxnitase u
tn so1oInm.
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~We are authorized to announce F.
B. SANS. as a candidate for Justice Of the
Peace for Ward No. /. Election 21st No
yemher 1859.
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n-We are authorized to announce R.
S1BLEY STUART as candidate for the
Office Of Assessor OF this Parish.
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~We,are authorized to announce A.
w. BELL. AZ candidate for Justice OF the
Peace 70, Ward No. /. Election 2lst No
vemder. 1853
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GO We are authorized to announce Fl
NJ. PIERCE a. candidate for Assessor o.
this Parish.
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70 We are authorized to announce
-CffARLEsL HALL. Esqr.. as csndi-
date Tor Justice OF the Peace, IN the end
n a.! os the Corporation.
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10 You are authorized to annou nee
GEORGE v. TRUDEAU, as a candidate
fot the Office Of PariM Recorder. Election
in November. MANY FRIENDS