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Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1853-07-09
STANDARD BOOKS
u,uIRODAIX LITERARY DEPOT.

L 'f1IDoDAoLA LII DAAh ~ :
i ABBOTT's HISTORIES,
IWTIIORNE'S WORKS, NMZsN@A
LIFE OF RANDOLPH, WMON.sA
STATESMEN OF ENGLAND, -AAME=55NE.sA
PREScOTTDs HISTORIES, zWM=.NHH
BEHIND THE CURTAIN, fF-A%M-SsssAS.sSz-A
GOETHE'S FAUST, &a@@13EA
JOSEPHUS' WORKS, 6vols,
PROSE AND POETRY OF EUROPE AND AMERICA,
NOTES AND LAMENTATIONS TO SHAKESPEARE, -
HOME LIFE IN GERMANY-Braee, t.
YUSUFF-J Rose Browne, Is N
OLD NEIGItBORHOODS AND NEW SETTLEMENTS,
Sketches and Legends Of the Rhine. Hugo,
English Items. Ward,
Rejected Addresses. Smith,
The Miseries of Human Life, ,..--,
Mercantile Morals. Van Doran,
Partisan sights and French Principles, "'i
The Wide, Wide World Queechy, IF
ApPLETON'S POPULAR LIBRARY.
Tales Of Grandfather Scott,
Robinson Crusoe--Illusrated, -rflisi LIS
NEW Observation-Disclosures Bell; Minnie Grey; Gus
Howard Harry Ashton; Cyrila-by the author Of the
Initials; The New Orleans Sketch Booby Stah Laitte,
the Prate-new edition; A Man in Search Of Wife
Minnie LAWSON The Empress of the Isles, or the Lake
Bravo; Eveleen Wilson; Modern Flrtations; Catharine
Sinclair Lord Saxenda1e Life ansg the london Aris
tocracy The Lovers Stratagm, the Two Suitos One
Years Tale Of Wedlock Passion and Pfincipe-by Mrs.
Gray; Agathas Husband; &C., &C. 80
MONTHLY MAGAZINES constatantly on hand. -'iA
49, III Also, general assortment Of
= h, SCHOOL BOOKS, MAPS, STATIONERY, &c.
MUSICMusc, Musical Instruments Strings, &c. obtained
to fill orders. ~ . jets J. YATES BENNETT. :
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- 90 40 s52@1Lha II
n FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, II

No. l st. Philip street, TH1BoD:ux.
T,IIROUGH the medium of the public press take the
/ liberty OF announcing tn the public. tn s continue
to carry on at my old stand bnve, calling as Boot
and Shoe NJ tker and am ut atmcs ready tn Dunno
date my customers at shortest notice Boets and Shoes
If tile latest fashions made order with dcspateh and
warranted an easy fit, sale. tj.-s -
ArriI 9th. 1852 l2tf)
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Shelf EnOds

Shelf Goods. .....--.. j
L0RUrTS in their Juice, Brandy Fruits, Pie Fruits,
Il Shaker Preserves, Sweeto, Pickles, Cayenne-Pel-
yer. Nutmegs, Cloves, Mace, Walnut and Tomato
Ketcbur, Canten Ginger Preserves; DEPICTS Snuff and
Smoking Tobacco, London Porter, quarts and puts,
CASTLE Soap. Just received, and for sale by :.
December IL, 1851. HOLDEN & MURPHY.
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IJNKLE& GUHn. Builders, Ware Rooms, No, $50,
IL West Front st.. Cincinnati, Ohio. Ths extensive,
building &c by $50 feet with machinery
Panel Doors, SASH Blinds, Window and Door frames
Mouldings Base Pilasters, Misunderstanding White and
Yellow Pine Touring Shelving for Stores Railing for
fences, &c. &C.
Buildings framed Lumber furnished Of every deScrip-
ton. Persons building, be supplied here with all the
materials for houses ready made of seasoned Lumber
TERMs.-CASH.
All orders through Beatty. Lsget Co., New Orleans,
or NJ. Hearts Co.. Baton Rouge will be attended to.
Cincinnati Ohio, Feb. %, 1853. la1y.
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Rafl1-HOlISe.

u CAUSSE, Barber on St. Philip ST..
l. hers leave to inform his friends ard the pubic
in general that he has just Opened Bath House, where
hot and cold baths may be had at all times.
RArEs-Cold Baths, 25 cents Hot do IS cent?; with
two Towels furnished each ozu
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Carriage and Blacksmith Shop.

Carriage anu EIaCkSHIliH sHUV'
DAGAN & MILES have opened large
u Shop on Jackson street, next door mr=-r-1r
to the Ice House, for the purpose Of rMSHakf
Manufacturing and Repairing every -ETfaSTEN
description Of WHEELED VEHICLES.
They have employed only the most experienced worken
and selected the best of materials Horse Shocing and every
variety of Iacksmthns done cspedousF and Guaranteed
good All orders thankfully received and promptly exc
en,aI CHARGES very moderate. WIN. H. Raglan,
1--we tS52 W. s. MILES,
IT BILLIARD, TURNER. Main street,
e. makes known the citizens of Tbo'ta,N that ne
manufactures BARREL BuNGS at the rate of % cents per
hundred He repairs articles of wood, and does everything
connected with his line Of business. Jel-ohi
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Notice To Planters.

FIHHE Undersigned begs leave to inform the Planters
that he has and is always receiving large supplies of
the following named articles. His motto is, Small
profits, and quick returus."
800 Barrels Machinery Oil. Price rs cts. per gallon.
$500 Gallons Machinery Oil in casks of various Sizes
200 Barrels Boiled Paint OIL price s. cts, per gallon.
5000 Gallons Boiled Paint Oil In casks of various sizes
$50 Gallons Tanners Oil Various kinds and qualities
from IS to GO cents per gallon.
1900 Gallons in casks Of yarious Sizes various kuds
and qualities, from s. TO so cents per gallon.
SO Tons Taow Grease for Heavy Bearings and Coarse
Machinery, in Barrels Casks, Of any consistency
fuired. Frice cents per pound.
$50 Tons Ohio Mineral Paint in Barrels at the lowest
market price. zai
Machinery oil, warranted not to chill in the coolest
weather. aud by those using equal Sperm
Oil. b.
Boilcd Paint OIL, equal to Iinseed OIL other than for
white. n. r. POND, SO Water Street funder the
Pearl street House,) New York. 5t
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VENTEPAR LIE CONsTABLE-Le

contrat pour batir pont lie Grand Bayou face
de Mr. FRANCOIS Rodriguez dams Seine ACCOMPLISHMENT scion
les specifications stpulees cdessous, oert
rabais lie soussigne, les ieux SAMED lie JUL
LET, 1853 ~ -gsz 80
iRcotons-Lep on sera bati des de cypre
sa ct aura 10 pies tie long ct Is peds de large devra
pas avor mons de oteaX equas ct portnt IA poce ct
lies ensemble par de soies traverses Les solves devan
avoir pouces II, ct fra quiz ait solves dams Ia
argeur du pont Les solves den deors eyant etre easr
poeanx lie pancher devan ere de bonnie blanche
de pouces depaisser Les bouts du pont devan etre
eeve deux pes audessus de la les bods du Bayou
une bastrade des deux coes du o III ponte du bout
Sud devant etre remp de rre toue Ia argeur du
qua Ia hauteur du pont
Temoin main &c 20 JUN, 1858. 5 --4 .==
T29-td] ARSENE BERGERON, Constable.
Charles GdU1f admir- rs. Les Ctednciers d,Angesiaue
-.-r D.greney. .a ss=
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Cour
IL du Cinqnieme District, paroisse de Laourche.
ATTEEDu; Que CHARLES GAUDE, Administrator de Ia
Succession d'Angeque Dufreney Veuve CHARLES Fagout,
depose dams In te Cour compile final de Adj
mnistration. s4-5 H
En- consequence toues les personnes m pourraen avor
DIES objections dit compile son par les presentes notees
de les dedure au Grefer Ia te Ceur bureau dams
la vile de Thibodaux dams les jours q snvron premiere
publication de Get avis simon lie dit compile approuye Ct
hoInologue scion la loi.
Temen ma MAN, ct lie sceau de la dite Cour ce
ID Juliet, mil hut cent cinquantetrois. 81; i4
@SD [3O2t1 LOUIS BUSH, Grefier
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LIGHTNING RODS !

AM now prepared to furnish and put up any variety
Of Lightnng Conductors in the most approved style
and workmaniike manner. Orders solicited.
mhl3-H JOHN LARKIN. Jackson st.
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e. Z. YOUNG.

No. s Camp Street-New Orleans.
RE now receiving their Fall supply Of goods consis
~ ting In part Of the undermen toned articles MI
substantial from the hest manufactures of London and
Liverpool suitable for Planters and Oyerseers. Gold and
silver face Watches. ss*tSss
Very rich gold hunting open faced Geneva watches
plain and engraved for Ladies. Fine Gold Guards Fob
and Vest Chains, new patterns Studs, Collar Buttons
Finger Rings. Ladies and Gents Breast Pins and
Rings Single Stone and Cluster Diamond Pins and Fin
ger Rings Gold and Silver Sepectacles for all ages
Silver Ware warranted pure coin, consisting Table
Tea and Dessert Spoons Table and Dessert Forks Soup
Ladies' Butter Knives, Mustard and Salt Spoons Sugar
Toigs Plated Ware consisting Of Casters Candlesficks
any offered by any house in the trade and
able prices.
II The stretcst attention given torepairng Clocks
Watches and JewelIy. All fine watches committed to
charge personally attend to- and charges are
reasonable. listf.l New Orleans, Nov. q 1851.
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a LLSOP'S e BYASS' INDIA PALE
a. ALE and LONDON PORTER in quarts and pints
je1S For sale by HOLDEN q MURPHY.
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AVIS FIR ANC AIS.

EVTAT DE LA LOUISlANE-Cour
= du Cnqueme District Ju,eiaire segeant dams ct pou
III paroisse de Iafourche
Succession d.1,n,fe 7ou,,s ct coanmupn,te
Au nom ct par autore de la Cour du Cinaueme District
neare, siegeant dams ct pour la parosse lfourche il
sera otr en- yente publaue NJ Bonrg, Sheriff
te'r, sur les euX, stues lie bayou rerrebone, i,nnr
tement EN- arriere de Ia Vile de 'fhhodanX
SAMEDI, le . de JULIET, 1868
10 heures A. Nj: les prophecies suisantes SAVIOR:
I'm certain lot de terre sue arriere de Ia vile de
Thbolaux, sur lie bayou Teebonne, ct dams paroisse de
laourche ct ayant environ tros arpens eui super
cie borne en- face par lie bayou Terrebonne pr I'M
terrain apprenant Hernogene Rohiehaux, Sud par un
terrain de Terence Toups Est par tees de Frederick
Gueiry, avec toues les batsses ct authorizations qu sy
trouvent.
Les esclaves suvant JOE, un negre age de SO ans.
HARRIET, une nesresse agee de 81 ans
ANGELINA, negresse agee de IA ans
CEZAlt, I'M negre age 16 ans.
Des cheennx dies vaees ct veaux, les nebcs de mason
utensils de cuisine etc., etc.
LIE tout ventiu Block pour lu Compliant
NJ. EOCHti, Sheriff
ThibodauS, ce 26 Mai, 1853 I25tls.I
Succession de Marie tt1ind Hebe,1 tpouse o'Ottuye
EIe7.
NENTE DE SUCCESSlON-Etat de
la Louisiane-Cour du Cnquieme Dsrct-paroissc
de 1afourche.
Au par autore de la Cour du Cnquieme District
Judicare siegeant dams ct pour la rarosse de Laoche
sera ofert vene pubique par H. Bourg, Sheriff, Ia
Mason de Cour, dams la vile de Thibodaux
SAhiEDI, lie 16 du mois de JULIET, 1853,
10 heures A. NJ, la mopriete capres decrie, SAVIOR:
I'm certain lot % terre gu terrain lie Vile, Se dams Ia
vile de Thbodaux ct desgne plan lots
de erre execute D. Richardson, lie Il JUN, 1876 ct
depose Foce du Recorder CONNIE lie lot No. TO- mesur;nt
100 pes de face Ia Jackson par profondel de
215 peds ct pouces borne face Est par Jacson
Nord par lie lot Quest par la rue Harrison, ct Sud par
lot III.
TERMEs EFT CoNDrr1oNs.Payahle par cne,feme I'm Gin.
quieme cacun des mois de Mars DIES i>4
1885, 1856, 1857, ct 1858 Lacquereur fournssnt hone
valabe caution propree restant Superintendent hpethe
quee usqua parfat payment ct tout payment poai hut
pour cent d'nteret apres leur eclance respective
Juin lie 1S43 Nj. BOuRG Sheriff
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Fresh AfrIVHIs. 70
En Gallons of Linseed OIL so Castor do. 70 Neast-
L w foot do. SO Tanners Fish do 80 Best Lamp
OIL do. 70 Spirits of Terpentne Just received and for
sale by u.s. FRlZELL.
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THIRTY BOXES favore brands CIaret for sale low by
L s5g. WAKEMAN e. SMITH.
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A. B. 1. AZ: AN Il CO.
FAMILY GROCERY STORE

- NO. o UHU To 55 Htt1F SIT ttt' go
TTAS now in store, and is constantly replen EseFM
IL is ing Il wel1scIertcd assnrnento OF RO 44GEGRE
CERES WINES and Liquors consisting in part of the
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Il ADROIT'S HISTORIES,
HWTIiORNE'S WORKS,
LIFE OF RANDOLPH,
STATESMEN OF ENGLAND,
PIsESCOTT'S HISTORIES,
nIff Nv u i II Il t7I5ItlAh1AS,
GOETHE'S FAUST,
,J(1sEpHJyS' WORKS, 6 vols,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-12-09
From the Natchitoches (La.) Chronicle.


On Saturday morning 9th ut the pTeyoRR gn epaf Fan
ner Esq of Wilmington n c. We note the demlse OF thiS
gentleman with unfeigned dependency ana regret 1r
During the entire prevalence of the epidemic Or faet
was at his post in our midst absentng himself from
town unless pressing professional calls W
the utmost of his ability the necessities of the SICK ana
the afflicted: so arduous and unremtted indeed were ms
attentions AID so successfully his patients treated
popular opinion running counter TO us ntI IA
erestsargey audaed his professional skill and bestowed
upon him that need of praise which his medical ana
his unwearied attentions so justly entitled him
Dr. Fanner a native of North Carolina removed 10
this State in 1913 and with the exception OF short perod
has been permanent resident of our town
To more than ordinary share Of the saDor'ce-to an
education negeced-to social yet elevated
Dr. Fanner combined those amenities of and that
cheeruness address that will remain TO be remembered
the fa of their keeping shall have mouder
ed away and its lneaments been forgotten.
Died Friday Sd ult. of the prevailing epidemic at
the residence Other brother Dr. T j. Fanner Miss Caro-
d. Flanner the 2ist year of her Young beaut-
Of all that fresh and tas-
cinatin e buoyant with hope and blessed with many
and approaching friends has passed from midst this es-
timabe lady
Twelve months she accompanied her brother from her
natural home visit South Sad sad, indeed, Will tins
intelligence make that home and sorrOwu those hearts that
nestled her their and yearned for her return
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-12-09

The Speakershp-M essrs. Disney, Of Ohio, and Orr,
Of South Carolina, are Pfonataent-Mr. boe'eSs
nance good one.
WAsHIScTos, Nov %. 1853
Were blind man. who had not been in Wash.
ington for three months, to come here now he would
scarcely believe that he was in the same city. Inc
roll of carriages the accelerated speed and Increas
ed number of omnibusses, and the hustle of crowds
on the Avenue, convey to the a totally changed
condition of things whilst to the eye OF an observer
the brushed-up appearance of the houses, and the
general improvements all announce that the influx
of politicians, and all sorts of people who gather
here at the meeting of Congress, has begun
About one hundred members of both Houses OF
Congress are already here and many are expected
tonight The probability is, that by Saturday
night which is the time appointed for the Congress
sional caucus there will be almost entire aten-
dance The question of the Speakershlp is the all
absorbing topic among politicians All the candl-
dates at least the prominent ones Messrs Orr OF >
Carolina, and Disney of Ohio Boyd of Kentucky
and Jones of Tennessee. are here on the spot
Messrs Baylv and Bocock, of your State who are
also mentioned, are not here If Virginia wishes to
have the Speaker she must be able to give her uni
ted strength to her candidate but, at present. dl
vision of her votes between the above named two OF
her distinguished representatives, will be fatal to 1t
The fight the now stands, is between MessFs
Disney and Orr. They the most prominent
! Mr.. Disney will probably be the man.. He will be
supported, | understand by the entire Western and
North western vote and will, also, being Mary
lander by birth, and sound upon all questions as
can be, get some Southern votes. Mr.. Disneys ia
nous attack upon Mr. OConnell, in l843, chastising
him for his attack upon the South and its institutions
and his uniformly consistent and reliable course up
on the the slavery question. will invite Southern
support Ii is said here that Mr.. Orr will not get
the united support of his own State. | know not
whether this statement be true. But the position of
Mr.. Orr in that State, and in the South, will make
it probable that the Southern Rg hts men will not
vote him In this event, Mr.. Orrs chance
is lad one. Should then, Virginia and the South
unite upon some Southern man, he might be elected
with the aid of some Northern strength. 1t would
seem that Mr.. Bocock could unite the Southern
vote if so, with his State, his chance would be
good if. indeed the use of MIR. Orr's name has not
made union of the South and Southwest impossi-
| BILE.
| any these gentlemen should be elected, the
selection would be good one. Mr.. Disney and
Mr. Bocock particularly, and accomplished expert
enced and capable men, and would fill the Speakers
chair, which is position of national prominence,
with dignity and ability. FAIRFAX.
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
m,CALEH g. GILBERT.

HAVING taken the Store the of Market and
IL Second Streets under the Carolina HOTEL would re-
specially inform their friends and the public that they
now receiving and opening general domestic
and other GOODS, adapted the RETAIL BUSINESS of
the town and country Their stock will comprise almost
article usually kept Retail Grocery and Provision
Store with many other goods mention here
The following will comprise a part of their stock:
Domestic Dry Goods, Stone and Earthen Ware
Boots and Shoes, Willow and Wood Ware,
hardware and Cutety, Groceries of every kind,
Nalis and Axes, Provisions Of every kind
Glass and Hollow Ware, Green and Dried Fruit
A variety of Nuts Candies Confectionarieg &c
full supply Of the best brands of FLOUR and BUCK
W. WEEAI viii be constantly kept hand also fresh
We hope by stct attention to business to merit liberal
share of the public patronage.
residing in the Country will please us with
est rates and at the shortest notice Any article sold by
may be returned should it not suit - -
EB- Country Produce taken in exchange for Goods
Wilmington N. c., Dec. ID 1853 13-tf
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The plan adopted for several years past of placing
in advance sealed packages, containing copies Of the
message in the hands of Postmasters in the various
principal cities of the Union, to be delivered to the
press upon the telegraphic announcement Gifts hav-
ing been communicated to Congress- WILL Of course,
be adhered to on the coming occasion; that we
will be enabled to spread it before readers in
very few hours after its delivery in Washington
City. But when that delivery will take place, we
are unable to say We hardly think that it will
be on Tuesday, which is the usual time when
there is no difficulty with the organization of the
House. Indeed we think it quite likely that
it may be delayed until Wednesday or Thursday
The fact is, that, although there is very decided
preponderance of Democrats in both Houses, it is
quite likely that larger proportion of the members
are new men than in any other Congress since the
commencement of the Government. Not one-third
of the last House of Representatives is returned to
this. Indeed, North Carolina is fair example of
the other States. But two of the eight from this
State were in Congress before, The result OF
this state of things will be slow progress at frst-a
difficulty at getting into the traces, and finding out
how the land lies. And, in addition to this, there
will be-we regret to think tobstructions arising
out of the squabbes in the dominant party and the
efforts of particular factions to rule the roast. IF
should happen to be disappointed in these calcula-
tions, the disappointment will be most pleasant
1t is true, that a Democratic caucus for the nomi
nation of officers is to be held might but hard
ly think they will succeed in arranging things
We do not look with any confidence for the message
much before Thursday .--DaHy Journal, Sd an8.
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CLINTON FEMALE INSTITUTE.

FTEIiIS Institution will commence It's second Session
l. second Monday in July next. Every branch Of h
education is taught in the Institute, and the present HIM
of Scholars warrants the belief that School in GU,
try furnishes greater facilities for imparting knowledge
The expenses per VIII not exceed 1924 for the,
advanced literary course, and with the usual number
tras the necessary expense per year will not exceed N
Board per month in the Institute So good Board n,
had in the private families of the village much chea
Tuition for all English branches, per Session of y VI
primary $40 all branches in the st and d G.
S12; Junior and Senior Glasses SIS.
For particulars the public is referred to Cr
which be had by addressing the Secretary the
pal. H. A. BIZZELL, Se
Clinton, May 20, 1853-39-tfl of Board of Trust
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x "A FlFF
undersigned has completed arrangements where
4Ir py he Is enabled to convey PASSENGERS from MARI
RiLLE DEPOT. on the Wilmington and Ra1aiab p al
H koad to LONG CREEK, in New Hanover countv Far
He also prepared with good Stables and an abundance
% frosehder) to keep Houses for any length Of time
oo cents per day Those who may leave Horses with
hlI may rest assured they will be well cared for ~
IT. In a short time, he hopes offer some better ENTER
for his friends and Others who NAV favor him
win Their CUSTOM than he has heretofore given them
liberal patronage is respectfully solicited as the
est efforts viii be used to give satisfaction W sioa''
MARLsvILLE DEPoT - A'OHAoA.
II miles from, Wilmington
August 5, 1853 4otf
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HUTCHEsON'S CELEBRATED OINTMEN
For Piles, Ulcers, Fresh Cuts, White Swel}incs
Breasts Of Femules Sore Throat, and al

kinds of CutQne0us Diseases
TN PILES-that common and annoying disease-it /
L fails to effect cure, matter in what form or
long standing, if faithfully administered The proTr4
have in their possession large number of Certificates
of the most respectable citizens in the State of Vii
ia who have been relieved by its use, a number Of 4
accompany each Box. We give the following:
BoTEroURr COUNTY, Va, Nov 9Th, Isl
Mr.. HUTCHESON-
Dear SIR Il take pleasure in saying that the box ar
Pile Ointment obtained from you, has entirely curcl
it gave relief in fifteen minutes after making hs
application.
had been afflicted with Piles for eight ten years
had tried number Of remedies, without any beui.
think your remedy superior to any have tried
Yours, respectfully,
CHRISTIAN BAKE
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ADMINISTRATORS sALE,

HE large and extensive pershabe property of the late
James J. Mckay, will be offered public SALE on Tuesday
the 81 day OF January 1854 The property consists of
hold and Kitchen Furniture large stock of Cattle Hor
ies Mules Hogs and Sheep about 10 900 bushels of Corn
oooer Farming Utensils Turpentne and Lumber and
ne sale will commence at the late residence of the de-
ana continue from day to day and from plantation
TO plantation, until the whole is disposed of
months credit will be given bond and APP
security required before the delivery of the property
JAMES R. KEMP, Special Administrator
Bladen county, Dec. I'd. SO I3ts 80 i
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Arrlxal OF 1zozsta-Rallroaa AeeIdent.

BosToN. Nov 29.-The barque Sultana has arri-
we'd here from Smyrna, with Kozsta on board
large rock fell on the Easton railroad track
near East Boston to-day, throwing off the cars and
killing the engineer and fireman.
Ex-Governor Williams has been appointed u S.
Senator from New Hampshire, in place of Mr.. Ath-