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SaS"h tPeihs SLOW, Ia n man ~ any other tac,
mugles 'ky ard rsrIh together, aud lu,i.s Li,
bran !Itu iducy.
The increase of lunacy in this country il M
"ther iiehiiui ihdta'un vi the mad exrava
gtnce Of tie oSbrle. No wonder indeed that il
Il single new State they have built or ure build
ing tIrvu lunaic asylum. The whole land vii
be innaic asylum # from some quarter, from
| experience or o6srrva.lon from sal.snianship o,
scholarship. from The pulpit or the Bible. W.
cannut lrarn SON. degree Of moderation. Tn.
lawyer spsaks unti! lie rxhau.ted, and recruit.
perhaps ahl fiery stimulus Of the worst kind
though called by some foreign name the n,.r
chant comes horie too much worn out nt night t.
cohv.rre with lbs family, and lays himself on u
sofa until he 10 reused To 20 Into q deeper sleep
~ hs chaniberi the young and delicate girl is
diIvth through syst.m Of education iniensel, ,
RAPID and exciting, without aTy suitable ply steal
eAeic'se, and then ladies' every remaining ,estge
~ rose ~ her cheek bv late hours snd unc.asng
dhs spaioD, 10 break of suddenly and s.nscl,ssly y
.hnty after she Is married., from all society. and
Iahor until she is scarcely able to walk, in work
that, II ihings were regulated IN more reason
able way, might ana would be done manly by
servants, the young man aliefnates from ex.
haus,ing revelry and the minlstsr Of the gospel
works ceaselessly mud with intense ,xcitemen,
until he destroys bis bronchial tubes aud hopeless
s"H'efs ,is ehtre he'efsous system; and
"""e''r "h' not WORK al thls ieaIiui rate Is
'h'o"h ASIDE as behind the tunes One asks,
W te''"' "netner this u W Tue infancy OF
c"uh'iy anu u u Is, what KIND OF nation will
'"n,u''ua'e over this land when two hundred
u'''ohs VI people siaii he nJing to aud iro from
Ihe ht'hu'H 10 Tie racine III these things are
no"e ~ Tue green Tree, what slaIl he done IN the
u'y
Cu' mex. Pto'i mar the na'ion "a mad VII hard
us questioned IL Is Drawn from the fearful
'eeh'rr'"e's N "8"fu 10 human i'le. On re-
s."' I M 'i' ''', We Passeu Owe, Tue o'''n'oie
-"u o"'I ia'',osu uay ot Nv" a'er TWO ras'en
50 ~ ""u ooe' P'e''i,'" "'e' o'cV o"hH "ud
.o'n" IV.' ,r ""u o'e' ",u' '''nes oe"re ,hfy
,t"',e5 '"I "" o'''a'se measured ","ns
W. s''l W sly .e, r",'o eHh' o' 'en ~ We
rs", o,"s N."er' "esa" I'e "fe'hs "'
'"' '",s ~ '''e ''o' VI INC e'hoahKheh. a'"e
p"sSeu ny 'ne spot one morning, on Tie same
"u'' we .o'H ,ne 'raih "i 'he Mi'hsah oen'fal
'"'ro" "o'" lineage ana Airr passing along II
o'S"' "les were d'feeted 10 leave NE car IA
WY" we We were ana pass 10 tho'hef IN
'e''""s we '""'r we pa.1eu os he wreck OF
Nv I"'a ""i All e';S',e' me evening "'ofe 'ne
""","''" '"''""u IA" 'u" ,h'o an ehi'sraht faih
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HoiribIs Death.

We never read " an account Of A r,llronl
nn'det 50 horntle in lis details ns the following
ne deceased was killed NV days ago on Tia
20 t"n aud Mame Railroad, and was n a we'll
S'"" h"h uer of The firm OF Richardson. Mos,
stnse' 90, merchant taioTs Of Boston.
M. i'th1tis"n was N waiting al the d,po',
IN Sionebain, Tor hIs dauuhter, wlo wen, ont IN
lie Train which atrishd al a mun,nt after IA,
ar'dcn'. Tie saw the trsn frpm Bo.t ,n np.
iFua'h, On the trb,k opposite aud started to go
across. ]ast ~ tbs mUmcnt the northern train
''f"athrd going ~ ID, rate uf 30 miles an hour
NhWirr - not NJ Richardson saw lie train ar
"h"lh'r lr ifll upon the rack. " rs taken sud.
dchly IA, is not Anuon Tho ar. me howeyer
suuck h'm With a irruuaiou- force Ills body
was itAown INTO III air setrsI f-si ADORE tIs
"I!he, aud Scaiifffa ,H rrefg diyctjer. Not
bone dr.. inches iuus IA h,s whae body wa,
found II was IN mdy-rribable awful eight
IoilohS 81 TIE head W't0 IN one pl.ce mud os
the body IN another llole was fragment ef
nm arm, ard there of a hC Un ,he riatfurm Of
the hont car was fouui hls hpar. a al "A di.
tnnce Of so'Ge iva Iod- iprl BE rar - his liver
The mul,iilau,n aud dis,e,eraion Of he Who'll,
BODY was complete ui all iho h0rid Siabis ever
witnessed, weScnlure to say ,hpt tbs never had
pnrallelin the painful
Tie scattered fragments of lie boJy wer.
gathered as well as could be-. They presented
e sight too shockiug to describe, II We had either
the heart or disposition The engine, hen bro't
into the city, had To- be washed oH covered as IL
wns with gore and Fragments of the body
How dreadful must have been the {, elings Of
that daughter, who instead of lie i,nl welcons
Of flther whirh she felt was awaiting her, BE-.
held his blood and flesh On every hand, no one
, can tell. IL was uverpnwerinc, and The awful
calamity was no sooner made known to her than
homS
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A NOCTURNAL Barn SCENL.-- Dick Jones lO-
'el keeper in Phi idelphla has tub about tho
s,lc Of an amateur pond at his door, for the pur.
pose Of keeping the big turtles in preparatory to
their being cooked up and guzE|ed by people who
live TO eat This tub contained about enough dirty
water 10 swim IA flock Of ducks One night las.
week pair Of baccianalars, lust able to balarcs
thar bats Under pressure Of four toddys to the
square inch, started for another place to drink A
lew reels brought them to the side of the tub.
Here the two bipeds halted, to argue piat
IL sss.ay GGl Washltl wa.wan't
Protestant"
IL dun like to--disputs pint SAYS tho
o'her. but II bet you qua qua quarter Geul
Washl'tin was Quaker"
There, (hich) S.S sam. you lie dun Ike to
dispute your word, 5 $ sam--Jm you Ee.o
This seemed to be taken as personal by Sam.
aud with a salty cath or two, he goes into hi,
bosom friend, and with hal.pouni blow knocked
HIM into the big tab Hearing the splash, and
imagining be had thrown mar overheard, San,
took to his heels, and yelled for the police, whom
he informed OF an accident On he wharf. by which
his friend and dozen Others more or less. wets
overheard, and nobody to pull them out Partly
believing that something was wrong, the police
got few others, and started ior the wharf Ia
;heir has'e down Dock street they pass Jones b.
tub and hear row.
Let upp! Murder I'm goagel, Le.
goo ssiic's bitin', scrnthu golgn.'
"Wdnts oil this ''quo.h tLe police. approach
the tI tGh.
Take him off. lie. got his fist, in my
ht.rrr! Murder! Don't bite! Let up!'
"Iellol Whotin blue blaze. yen dom IN her,
among these turtles = roars tha police.
Turtles Then I'm bit to death -
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H.5RIDLL ACctDrNr ASD DEAru - On Friday
die 2i'h ut, IL horrible accident occurred utar
the limits O Lacou which has resulted in the death
uf one man all another ia not expected to live.
The leading particulars are these Several mon
were concerned in trading horses; and near The,
close OF the day, one Of them said TO be frog,
Peoria, drew from his poke, bottle. containing.
what was probably suppo ed to 'je alcoholic
liquor snj. after tasting it, handed it to a grog-
seller Of our town, an l'i,hman named Murphy,
who took two fall drauGhts and then banded it /.
Charles Ware. a resident Of Crow Creek in tLi.
county. lie also took about the same quantity
and both drank Of i; in such haste, that it. pun
gency and deadly power WAS no, discovered unti,
to late 80 avert the eyil turned out o be nitric
acd, diluted in rain water; Faid TO have been
stolen from the pocket OF man that day, who Lad
procured il tor the purpose Of galyanizug. But
moment elapsed after Murphy and Ware drank
oft before they fell 10 the earth overwhelmed
with the most intense and cxcrucatng pain. Thew
rolled and tumbled aud clawci their faces and
the earth with Both handa indicating by the con.
tortlous of their bodies and grooming all that
agony which would ensLe il they had swallowed
red hot co7ls. They we've taken to Muiphys
houss hd died about eight o'clock on Sunday
moinIng and Ware, at th- writing. (Mouday,j
j. not expected tn survive Lac1,s gastits
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HtGu PRICED FooD- E,uGE 4IioS.- -Alyiees ftom
Prussia hv the Humboldt state that one Of tbs
earliest subjects which viii ergasa the attention
4 the ZJliyerein conferences Is the flcilitatiou
ofthe internal trafll" in grain 20 as il possible. to
obtain IN internal free trade in corn Our ad.
yi,es continue: The excessive emigration that
S now taking place from he south Of Germany
we may with propripiy call Il Teutonc Exc.
du.l is mainly attributable to the dearuess ,t
provisions, though there are It course o,ho,
troubles, Ola political rnd social nature. which
contribute 10 oil M their crp Of bitterness 10
overhowiug From Bohemia and Norayia We
hear oihuudrcds Of families constrained to sub
sist on grass aud roots 10 the paatluaie and
Rhonhessen, formerly remarkable for cheap ly.
rs, the complaints Of dear provisions, have be.
come general Pota,oc ros,4 Elk times. hay hys
lines as much as they did thirty years ago
The price OF corn rye has risen in some parts
to GO thalsrs r9) the wlspal. twenty four bush.
I'll. Rcprescn,ations wcge lately made TO the
President OF the Ministry and the Minister of
Finance, stating that in Berlin, with the popula.
lion ovlt 100000 there are at present only about
900 wspe. Of rye On hand, Of which 200 aro
already sold, and that prices have been rising
steadily Jr many yelrs past and the supply not
increasing. g. Chicsgo Democratic Press.
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FURNITURE !.
LOOKING GLASSES

even oiitfrd III this market nnC
al prices 70 defy competition. They have lucIli
ties for manufacturing superior to any this sd, o
Chicago aud are dcIrrnni.d 10 put their plice
Atthe LoTct .h1ik.
In addition 10 what Ihryn manufacture themselves
they ARE receiving good assortment oi lumiurt
iroin the most fashionable houresin Chicago, Which
thry II! sell at Chcn go prices. adding truntporld.
ton. They would call ugriculal attention 10 the
TACT that lhry are making hen own
Bedsteads,
which enables them to furnish cheaper and bet.
ter ar,icle Than can be. got elsewhere and lhty
will make any size and pattern that may be- called
ior orans othernrliole III the cabinet oruphosleIy
lnr, on short notice.
Furniture Delivered aud seitp
IN any Pnit ui The town, and ~ does not give
tl-acuon the money wlll he refunded They nlso
keep on hand Sash sud Glass OF all kinds. They
hope by strict attention to business TO receive IL
beIal share Of patronage.
Undertaking.
They wii' pay particular attention to this bust.
ness Coffin. o( al -ilrs cou,Rvtiy on hand
Fisk's Mr;aluc Burial cnses furnished u called tor
Persons leaving their orders win hem will bt re-
Iievcdirom further roublr, IL they attend funerals
with hcsr-c aud tumshcnrriagts II wanted
Nay22 1854 e. EUGG n WATSON.
Nsr Furniture Hare h0om. lH dOor uorib of
HoeSS Sritfs Lap OWse, In Sale ST., Otia,ea
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Woolsey's City Bakery.
Change Of Lo atom
Cash system Continued.

I I is worthy tn. cafeiul consideration Of every
iimlly, thatitisb sbe'ter economy, cheaper, aad
m're healthy to use Wools-y's bread cakes, md
crackers, than to be troubled to make them at
home, tor the following reasons They are made
by experienced wprkmrn, in scientific manner
raised, kneanrd, and baked at the proper time
and llrg, quantities. aud will be delivered by the
bread wagon on the Lice and let Lire Priacipie
tina; Is cheap Tor cash" Thankful for pas, pat
ronnge, hope sill to merit the appreciation of the
citizens OF Ottawa. Visitors from city or country
VIII alwnyshni at Woolsey's n welcome. Re
fre'hments always on hand Ice cream rooms
for ladies' and gentlemen open during the season,
on reasonable terms.
Orders left at the post office on Woosey's slate
or al the store of Mann & Pierce viii be promptly
attended to each day before tea
N B. Woolsey's bread, cnkes, and crackers
will alwaysbe found fresh at the store OF Mann &
Pierce.
Bakery, No. Marquette St, near the railroad
depot. April 30
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SABA young man of about 24 years of age,
named Asa FaIruw, died on Tuesday nislt OF do.
llrium trempns. The circumstances are peculiar.
" distressing Fo was from highly respocta.
Ole family in Buffalo, and naturally of warm.
hearted disposition, but had an urgoyernabls
passion hr ardent spirits. Since hi, residence
IL this city, he has twice been arrr,ed iur drunk
eruess, aud on one occasion was sen, to tho
Bredewe'l his friends hoping by keeping him
away from liquor, and giving him time for reflec.
ton, to draw him away from hil habits But
their efforts were without avail. lie was admit.
ted to the Lake House Hospital on Saturday
morning, lahoring under delirium ,rcmen. Dur
Ins his confinement, he jumped from thc window
o iis room during H. but was taken back. On
Tuesday evening ho lcapcd from his window the
second time, while his attendants were absent
and WAS picked up At II oclcck tho sarle night
10y the watch. near Lake street bridge. He was
apparently in l'eless condition. aud was carried
on the aims Of the watch TO the lock up. When
da arrived there, he was cold, ani never after.
wards exhibited any signs Of life corourr-
inquest was held during the night, and verdict
REQ lercd IN accordance with the above facts. The
bndy wns forwarded to Buffalo yesterday by tho
ir,5uds Of tho deceased-- Chjcoqo Pee.
FASr.--lhe Pittsburgh Bi,patcd says that on
Saturday week, the fas. trainon ,hc Pennsylvania
Railroad when near Greensbgrgb, attained the
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Dentistry
BooE q. Shoe Shop.

WtiEuu ler.lgurd would call the auenunI-ci his
friends aud he public To biz removal 10 III" p.nrc
c.oseb where The BarHrr's shop stood, on .N1dl-
,ans'rrei. known as Joseph lln'scorner, where
- wU.l contl.ue in thr rytai. OF Boots and Shoes
oi his own Hauuiurlure.
WhIr thankful, tor hclibeIal patronage br ha'
received Tor The past byrarsn ottnwa, lie WI. en-
dealor lu merit continuance OF the same. llr j.
prepared to make GrutI,mens fine boots o'
French Call Patent Leather and Morocco, and
everything in his line. on a. reasonablr terms us
l!,~ same quaary can be bought in other places.
Gy-RrplIrug done as usual.
BTtaWa. may 81 DANr lFABy.
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Business CARDS.
GS Va " @ aaszS

carriage and wagon Manufactory,
q GAY would inform his friends aud custo
- . mers t'int he mas removed to his new shop al
the 5outh-w corner otthe public square where he
wlllconinue the manufacturing oicarfiagrs hupgl,s
ahd wngonsln the latest and most approved styles
Beng prnctcai workman, he Matters himself thai
he can build good Work ms can be- proddced IN IN
market Work made To ordrtand warranted to give
entire satisfaction. Repairing done OH the shortest
notice.
Cnsh mid for sen sonrd lnnlhrr { @ GAr
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,-,r.ar,smu., READY MADE COFFIN
~'-s'sSSssSS ROOM.
TNllE wants ot n growing population have i'm
] prlledstr subscrbrrJo open -eparal, e,tab.
lishmcnt for the above business at the Old Furni.
ture War"room, adjoining the Depot, where per-
sons comlnr from distance can find any size or
style oicoffn AT any hour nieht or day nj the low
est rates, and need not be detained ten minutes.
Anr 9. 1853 rErrR RLs>EIL.
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tLOVER d COOK. IS O. Glover-H. c.
SI CpohO i't0fntYs & Cow.,siiors at La~,-
0tlnwn. Office IN Rtdlicls Block, east side Of
,hr Public Sluare June, iS4S-d
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q RANDALL, Ahorasy At hrw--jolirt.
-, Wtllepunly, Ill., Aug, 10, lsis-u
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IIlEER x INGALLS,, (L.C G. 7. Frcor--G a
a n;llIs) 1HottryS unf Solicitors chicago.
IIIi,,i. Mar lj-tG
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II " Hopkins Physician and SWgeo"
4, O,stwa, l'j. .o.isr, ji, professional s'ry'
crs W, lh, r,t,l.r- OF Ou1wl aui vicinity. Office
over th. store pf ; W Chreyer, next To W NaIhrl
~ Htck.ms Residence on the uurla side o
hcn.w pIlir SIIar-, where hc may be found al
sjiii uese except wIeA 4l,eH, on prnir yna, hu.I
u.-s. Aug l-iS-tt
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MORRIS n FISE'IR, {

MORRIS n FiSEIR, ltieo. II. Norris
~ Geo ) Fisher .ittarasgs al L0so y Laad
4 seats, Oult0a. M VIII pay phrucnlat aucn-
fiua "a the payment Oi taxes ~ any pan OF Illinois,
tlUcs, collecting demands, buying and selling Mil
wary Land Warrapfs, and locating Them or the
brN EiaiS NJ soldiers OF others, securing prn-
s,ohs md all claims against tho Government 80
rFFlCE--Dn the southwest corner OF The Pub
llc Square.
Commissioners Of Deeds, sc, for New York
Colucolcut, Ohio, New jersey. Michigan aud
Wisconsin. May 3, lS5!-tf
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OOIiaeSiiC>.

'NtiE best assortment OF summer cnssimcres. de.
Minis, drills, ticks, striped shirlng, h, avy cot
tons bleached goods, crash, russed, and Scotch
diaper, table linen napkins, corded shirts, cur.
tain muslin, &C., at (May2D J. w. Mmr.s.
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SuccessiOn sale.

| T.. the matter of the succession Of JAouE
|MoREAU, dec'd.-l No. 300 Probate 9Th
Judicial District Court, Parish Of East
Baton Rouge, La.
VIRTUE Of a commission issued IN
ID the above succession. and to me dir
ected from the hon Sixth Judicial District
Court, in and for the Parish and State afore-
said, will expose at public sale at the
Conrt House door, of said Parish, in the
city of Baton Rouge. on
Thursday the 18th day of August next
A. D. 1858, at | o'clock, A. NJ. the pro-
perty hereinafter set forth, and described,
Belonging to the aforesaid succession-to
w.t. 4t
A lot of ground situated in that part OF
the city Of Baton Rouge, laid out by the
late Richard Devall, measuring thirty SIX
feet front on Lafayette steet by ninety in
depth, being the Southern part Of Lot No.
II. of Square No. ?, with all the buildings
and improvements therein Terms of sale
cash liuly II II, v. BABIN, Sheriff
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Pen 7nanship.

PARENTS ard Teachers are invited to
L call at J. c. LANOUE'S. Harvey
Honse Row to examine the Philosophical
Theory and Piritice of Penmdmshfp. li.e
the Theory is divided into three parts,
Primary Intermediate ard Final. Each part
in Four Books ftH5la
This work comprises cuts designed to
illustrate the manner ot holding and conduct
ing the hand and pen; preparatory excer-
cises. which thoroughly train the muscles
employed in writing, classification of let
ters ana words according to their simil-
s,ity OF formation, and instructions accom-
ranying the various exercises in each book.
/ The whole so arranged as to enable the pu-
pits to write over each page twice. Price
% cents maybe.
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Hat and Cap store.

TIME undersigned respectfully informs
i his friends and the public generally,
that he has opened hat and CAP STORE
where he has Just received fresh stock,
consisting in part of MEN and BoY,s fine
Silk, Pearl, Cassimers, Angolas, Russia
Beavers, Rush, Mexican, Black and. Pearl
Cassimers Motelocs, Paris, Leghorns, Rut.
land, Planters, Camperchy and California
Hats, &c., &c. Cali and examine them.
A. N. BOOTH,
In the store Of Quiggins' Lafayette
street. june 10 ly.
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NOTICE.

TIME Members Of the Can't Get Away
/ Club, are notified that the President
to afford them some amusement and ex~
element, has ordered the undersigned Sec
rotary of The Club to get up splendid
Rattle II compliance with the above
order | will raiile as soon as all the chances
are taken, FOUR sPLENplD OIL PAINTINGS.
vaiued at ninety dollars, two plies, As
chances at 50 per chance 49,
The members sre notifel that the LIST
is now ready, and to call Immediately to
name their chances Persons wishing to
JOIN the club are notified that the purchase
of ticket will entitle them to membership.
Tickets to be had only from the Sect'y.
BY order of the President.
iuly 9th J. C.. LANOUE, SEcT'Y.
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To Planters and offers.

I WOULD beg leave to call your atten-
L ton now, and at the open ming of the
coming season to my large and exceedingly
cheap stock of Domestic Dry Goods which
Notwithstanding the heavy advance of DOM
estes, and every class fnegro Wear, en-
enabled to sell at low prices; am now re-
ceiving and viii continue to receive week
'ly through the season fresh supplies of No.
Goods of this class, all | ask is call
'e mar gov w. D. PHILLIPS.
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Map OF Louisiana.
POPULAR School Books.

Popular School Books.
r c. LANOCE, Harvey House ro,r has
j. Just received direct from the publish
ers complete assortment Of the most pop
ular school books. Consisting in part of
Webster's spelling book; Websters speIlel
and defner; McGuaey's spelling book,
READERS
McGufe,'s Series; Towers Series of
Gradual Readers: n American lst 2nd
class dc;
Smiths New Grammar; Towers Grail
nal lissons IN do
GEoGRAPuIEs.
Smiths lst book, Smiths .qIarto OF 2nd
book; Smiths Geography and A tlas; Mitch
els Primary Geography; Mitchels School
do; Morses quarto do. ..
ARITHMETIcs.
Co'burne's Mental Davise's Arithmetic
Smiths introductory: Smiths Practical :
Smiths New Arithmetic.
ALGEBRA
Davise's LIST lessons; Davise's Bourbon:
GEOMETRY.
Davise's Legendre.
HISTORY
Parlev's History Gooirche's U. S;
Goodriche's England Gurney's Us.
RETHoRtc.
3oyds Rethoric Porter's RHETORICAL
Readers.
Philosophy, Phreno'ogy, Chemistry, Ge-
ology, Botany &c. Also all the popular
Latin Books
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a CARD.

LADIES' KID GLOVES AT COST.
r HAVE on hand a large assortment. of
i Ladies' Kid Gloves of all colors and
sizes which am prepared TO sell at cost,
april 90 w. D. PHILLIPS. o
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GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING STORE
n, H0 N ~ s'.s

4 IL the Clothing this establishments
IA made to order-of FRESH MATE
RL4L IND F.aSHION.6BLEsPAT.
TERMS. Of this fact, the public may feel
satisfied. It IS an economy to buy suct
goods, in preference to slop shop work vend.
ed at whatare wrongly denominated 'Chesr
Stores" The stock now on Rand consists
in complete assortment Of Spring and
Simmer Clothing TO which is daily be
ing added every thing new and beautiful.
10 Gentlemen are invited to call and ex
anime for themselves. may BY.
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Yente dc SUCCESSION

Dams raifaire de la succession de JAouE
MoaEAu, ,'ecede- No. 300 Preuves Cour
du Sixieme District Judiciaire-Parolsse
d'Est Baton Rouge.
I'm VERTU Dune commission lance dams
T. l'atfaire de la susdite succession, ct
moi adresse par Honorable la Conrd six
ieme district Judiciaire dams ct pour la Pa
-oisse ct Fiat susaite: J'exposerai en- vente
pnblique, a la porte de Ia maison de Cour
te la dite Paroisse, dams la vile de Baton
Rouge, ..-..,... .,., 81 .......--
Jendi, le line jour d Aout, 1853,
a l. heures ,du inatin, la prophets ci-apres
NOMINEES, appartenanta Ia susdite succ ession
sayoir: UN terrain de terre situe dams Get
te partie de Ia vile de Baton Rouge, arpen-
te par lie defeu Richard Deyall, mesurant
SO pieds de face sur la rue Lafayette, par 80
de profondeur, Giant lapartie sud du terrain
No. u de l'iet No. 2, avec tontes les batl-
mems ani sy trouvans. Condition de la
Vente-CoMprANr. II. V. BABlN,
Juliet. onenl.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-08-05
John VI. Davies, yOnes & Co
104 and 1876

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