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New Cooking Stoves.

TANETT d DUFFiELD have got up new improved
~ pattern for Coal Cooking Stove to which they oud
invite the candid attention of their customers and the
public.
cheap, neat and durable consumes much less fuel
aud has all the appurenances necessary complete
cooking apparatus Wheeling, apr 80, 1859.
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A RAR L CHANCE.
A BUSINESS MADE,

fIllE undcrsigne Offers upon reasonable terms Al nri
l. vatc sale his Drug store aud the lot II s on situated
IN tho conte of the rapidly growing town of South Whce
nag Oolmerly Riclciown1 The building has an excel.
lent cellar The stare is hucd up with great neutuess
and taste, being huh expressly for first class Drug
store. '"h
The sale is rendered TO the public for private
owing to Unexpected husin store
has hecn IN successful operation for months and
Quoted as usual, Wv
y duplication will he made In person or otherwise
tiny Drug store near the Creek Bridge Fnh Ward
Wheeling -April |, SIT w, r. MCKEE
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WALL PAPER-sPRInG STOCK

JUST received at Fishers Book Store, on Main street,
large and splendid stock OF American and French
WALL PAPER and BORDERING OF tho hest quality
and latest styles, among the first in market Persons
wishing to purchase invited 10 call and examine for
themselves. JOHN FISHER.
Wheeling, apr. 10, 1859.
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Physiology for scho OILS ana families

Cutters Physiology, large and small, with the plates,
mounted and paper. Also, Grcenleafs arithmatics.
have formed agency for this Co. for these
works. and give them TO the trade shoos and fami.
esion favorable terms. School books generally hand
Oct. 20. J. II. WILLIAMS.
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ROO lbs Potash, and 500 lbs Bal sods-ius, received
OOO and for sale by IAHr, W. C,IIIs.
81. Ciairsyilie, March 25, 1853.
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To Females,

You will find these Pills an invaluable msd;.i,. =
many complaints TO which you subject In obstrun
tons either total or partial, they have been found of in
esiimahie beneht, restoring their functional aTr,pea
ments 10 healthy action, purifying The blood and o,hsr
fluids 50 eeCtualy 10 put TO ght all Complaints vhich
may arise from female Irregularities, as headache Old.
diness, dimness OF sight pain in the side back &c
None genuine unless signed J. N. Hobensack al, 9TH
teing base limitations. -' ''h'
IT FAeents wishing new supplies, and Store Keen.,.
desrOns of becoming Agents address The P,on,.
tor, J, N. Iiobensaek, Philadelphia Pa. NP''e
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FRESH ARRIVAL!!
SPRING AND SUNNI Err
CLOTHING.

At TIE STORE OF BENZ. THOMAS,
Including every variety of Dress, FroCk e sack Cin,h
coats o every quality texture and hniah, Tweed, Cash.
mere Cashmcrcts Queens Cloth Fancy plain linen do
lcsi cloth and doe skim Fancy Cashmere Satinct Cod.
gtun lncy aud plain lined do. Vests every quality aud
style Furnishing goods embracing every article TO the
completion NJ = gcuilcmu'S wardrobe.
Co!hH, tassimcrcs and Nistugs Of the newest and most
approved stvrs. have connected with the love hsi
uessa TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT aud am prc.
red 10 execute orders the shortest notice in the
est and est manner, call aud ant examine for your
selves. Aprll |, 1881 BENZ TIIOM a.
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Market Street Chair Shop.
NVNl. FY. SEAMAN.

MANUFACTURER of Chairs, Settces SOciahles,
1tl Stools. etc. No. lC6 Market st. would respectfully
Inform his friends, and public generally, that he manu-
cturcs and Keeps land large and good assortment
OF setices chairs socabes stools etc. of all kinds. lie
is determined by buying his stock at the lowest whole
sale prices, make the best work and sell the very
lowest prices. His stock of chairs setees sociahes,
ern-Chars, rocking chairs chiIdrens chairs, counting
house stools, Office chairs, writing and revolving chairs
and chairs of all kinds, is unusually ,large and pri.
exceedingly low. Give him call and you will find
that Market street is the place buy, both in price and
quality. Wheeling, apr 30 1852.
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g9~$500 CHALLENGE. mr

WHATEVER concerns the health and bappine,. Al
w apeople is at all times of the most valuable ino
lance take it for granted that every person will do
all IN eir power to save the lives their children and
that every person will endeavor to promote their oyn
heath at all sacrifice. feel it to be my duty TO solemn
assure you that WORMS, according to the opinion A.
the most celebrated Physicians the primary causes
oil large majority of diseases to which children and
adults are liable; if you have appetite continuaIiv
from one kind of food another Bad Breath
Pain in the Stomach, Picking the Nose MADNESS sn
Fulness of the Belly, Dry Cough, Slow Fever PuIss I
regular-remember that all these denote WORMS and
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JAMES p. TANNER, wholesale deo,

n"f'o - ihNNEN, wholesale deal
~ er IN Doois shoes bonneis Hats, DC, No 50 Wood
Pal take pleasure again in calling the attention of M
customers, aud e1nniry merchants generally To my ycry
large ahu senuid stock o. Boos, Shoes, non Hats
mer CONTRACTING every style aud variety all OF which are
suitable for Western sales Reiall Shoe Merchants Az I'M
aud Others dealing IN BonneIs, Tahs and Flowers will
hhd my stock very large aud superior and of very
much lower than usual. My stock OF Palm Leaf Les.
horn' Panama, pedal aud fancy hats, is
plee and n, to which The attention of buyers Is re.
qnctnd sha he glad 10 receive calls from all dealers
IN the above a'clos, aud viii assure them in
thal inc prices shs be a. law tie same articles can
oe bought III rhladelpla aud New York. Please cal
Pittsburgh, apr. 3, lsJ3,--4t
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AM now receiving daily, my Fall & Winter stock OF
Carpets, Rugs, OH Cloths Curtain Goods, Trimmings
NC. &c. My stock is large and has been selected with
great care, and will he sold low as the same goods
can he got in any other market Those desous of
ing of the pretest CARPETS and Rugs ever offered
in this city will call al l43, Main street.
Oct. |, 1852. J, &. HARBOUR.
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NO 1917.

o 10Y.
cmLDRESs' nooTREs
J $50 pair fancy bootees,
1000 kid & morocco"
l,500 childrens' pegged do,
LOCO do goat do,
MISSES BoQuEEs AND DUsxINs.
500 Misses morocco lace,
300 do kip do
800 do calf do
300 do kid and morocco bus
kins,
$50 do black, blue and bron.
aed CATERS,
MEN AND BOYS rALM HATS.
AGO doz mems and boys palm
palm hats Of every style and
quality.
LEATHER.
Shoe Findings and Shoe Stock,
Constantly on hand, a large and
well selected assortment Of
shoe stock and findings, viz
Spanish Sole Leather, Upper
Leather, Calf and Morocco
Skins; Kid Lining and bind
ing Skins.
Also
Lasts, Boo. Trees, Shoe Thread
Shoe Nails, Pegs, Tacks
Boot Webb, Awl Blades
Knives, HATS Pinchers, Ham
mers, Rasps, Shoe Lacers &c
Also, an assortment of slipper
and Jenny Linds, the mos
approved styles of FrencI
Boot and shoe Kit; Lac
Leather for sewing belts, etc
20 doz Deer Skins; 80 side
Il patronage heretofore extende
uance of the sane.
M'CLALLENS & KNOX,
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HR "vM0~AH.

rI'HE subscriber respectfully informs his old friends
l. and customers that he has removed his manulactory
from No. 199 to 49, Market square, where he prepar.
cd to ill all orders in his line of business.
On hand large assortment of Copper Kettles. Tin
Ware in all its varieties either hand made to or.
der at short notice. Particular attention paid House
Work, Cutters, Spouting, etc.
Sheet Iron Work made TO ORDER Lead Pine Iydran,s,
etc. always on hand. lIydrant repairing attended to
with despatch. Persons wanting anything in the above
line would do well TO call and examine the quality and
prices lelore purchasing. GEO. w. JOHNSON,
apr 30, 1852. l79 Market square.
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Sheet Iron.

lust RECElyEp-e500 h Sheet Iron, No. % and 81
- suitable for the Stove business for sale by
GEO. W. JOHNSON.
apr 30, 1859. I79 Market square.
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English Il American Table Cutlery.
lust reed direct from the manufacturers an exten.
~ siyo assortment of TABLE CUTLERY of various
styles and qualities, which for cheapncss cannot be
cqualled in the city. Il. SWEENEY & SON
Wheeling, June L. 1859.
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EKOHENSACK's WORM SyRup

An article founded upon scientific Principles COM
pounded with purely vegetable substances being n.r
ecty sale when taken and can be given the most Ten
der Infant with decided beneficial effect where Row.I
Complaints and DiarrhRa have made them weaL ~
debiitated the Tonic properties of my Worm SvTmp srs
such, that II stands without equal in the cataoee 81
medicines in giving tone and strength to the
which makes it an Iniable remedy for those adIieej
with Dyspepsia the astonishing performed by This
Syrup after Physicians have failed is the hest
o: its superior efficacy all others. ''1'A''
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HARNESS & TRUNK
"NH MDaD MR HW JNE-

"a I HAVE now on hands an excellent assort.
k2M IN l. ment of articles in my line of business;
" consisting in part of Fine and Com. Carriage
and wagon Harness. Ladies and Gcntlemens Sadcles Hard
Leather and Wood Box Trunks and Valises; Collars,
IIamcs, Trace chains, whips and ashcs of all kinds and
qualities am also prepared to make any thing in my
line at short notice. and of good material and workman.
ship
The above articles offered for sale cash small
profits at No. lO9 Msin Street, Old stand.
apr 80, 49, WM. MING NICOLL.
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Rlackcts!
New carpets

IN DOZ buckets just received and for sale at No. Z.
~ Mains (apr 30, SD s. G. ROBINSON.
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schlcsinger's Patent "Gutta Percha Cont
ed Pens"
J,E subscriber is agent for these pons. This coating
J. rcsisis Aqua Fortis and prevents oNdising in tho
ink Sold hy gross or doz The Trade and Teachers
supplied on III cral terms. J. ii. WILLIAMS.
Sept II. 1882.
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MrNs' BOOTS.
500 mems calf boots,
1000 mems goat boots,
1000 pr mems kip boots,
eco mems huf & seal b"
NEss' BsoGASs.
1000 goa! brogans,
800 kip do
$50 buff & seal boots,
l,O00 thick do
BoYs' BooTT.
500 pr boys calf boots,
200 do kip do
800 do thick do
YOUTHS BooTs.
500 pr youths calf boots,
300 do kip do.
goo do thick do,
BoYs & Y'Tus BRoaAss.
LOCO boys kip brogans,
500 do calf do
500 do thick do
l,OGD youths kip do
500 do calf do
$40 do thick do
wONANs LACE BooTs.
1,5G0 wolnans' goat lace
1000 do calf do
:CO do kid do
SO do kip do
woNHNs GAIrERs,'nALF
GAiTEEs AND JENNY
LiNDs.
2G0 pr wOmans CATERS,
r 10 do half CATERS,
500 do walking shoes,
500 do pegged buskins,
$50 do Kid buskin slips,
Alum Tanned Cowhiles
Thankful for the liber
to us, we solicit u contil
apr. %, 1852.
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presilcn; of The Senate, PRO tcm?,rc.
March IL, 1853.
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| g's. ". Y. IA y, Shentt.
Venfc sgp Succcsstoys.

Dams l'a1are DE In Succession dc Justin
plte' fecede-- No. 33s "Preuves, h---Couf
An Sixisme District Jndiciaire--Paroisse
dF,st Baton Rouge, Louisiana
I'm VERTU dune commission lance dans
IL Ia susdite succession Of moi adress6
par l'ilon Cour du Sixteme District Judi.
claire dams Of pohr In Paroisse d Fsi Baton
Rouge ct ttat de Ia Lonisjane J'exroeeral
on vente pullique, Soatee'', 'e SINE 5our dc
Noccu'bre prorha'n 1853. ! heure dn ma
tin, 4 Ia drrnhre aemeure dn dit delun'.
dams Ia Vile dc Baton Rouge. Les propri-
6te personnel c,-ap,hs dectite ct honu6s.
appar'enant q Ia succession ci-dessus men
tonne de Justin Pitet, reinforcement de Get :
'e Paroisse dfcedG. SAVIOR;
Tne pierre monument; i'm tombeau Ell
pierre. IN cercuril dc grant; une quanli-
tee lie e'anit, ct une quantlt6 de marchan-
disc. constant de Groceries, LI1uetits. &c.
Condition dc Ia Vcnte--CtNprANT
oct1o-l5fs. II. V. BABlN. Sheriff
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Vrute de Succession,

Dams rahaire de 10 Succession de LoRiN
VERY. dec6d6-No. $40, "Preuves0--Cour
dn Sixeme District Judiciare---P aroisse
d'Fs Baton Rouge, lie.
I'm VERTU dune commission lance dams
IL In stsdite succession ct d moi adressee
par fhon Ia Cour du Siyieme District Iu-
dlciarc, dams ct pour la pa'oisse d Est Ba-
ton Rouge. ct Fiat de Ia Lonsiane, J'expo-
serai en- vente ri'blque, pendre1i Il iene.
IL Norepbre prochu'n. 1858, h / benres dn
maIu. Ia defniere demente de Madame J.
e. Patterson. pres tie PiIet de la maison dc
Cour dams Ia vile de Baton Rouge. Les
prophetic personnel cI-apres decrite ct
NOMINEES, appartenant la succession de Lo-
rim Very, reinforcement de cette Parois,o
decsdG, savoir;
I'm chevel, sellc ct BRIDE
Tn SuIkey ct harness;
Une quantite de Medicines;
Une quanlie de livres dc Medecin;
Une Monire d'Argcnt;
t1ne quanitG de metlbe dc Bureau ct har-
des instrument de chlrurgle.
Conditions de la Vente-Comptant.
oct2I- i2is. II. V. BABlN, shei1.
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Succession sale.


In the matter of the succession Of DR.. Lorin
Very, deceased No. 1876 Probate Sixth
Judicial District Court Parish of East Baton
Rouge, Louisiana.
DY VIRTUE of n commission issued IN
ID the above succession and to me dir
eeted from the honorable Sixth Judicial
District Court, in and for the Parish o.
East Baton Rouge and the State OF Louisi-
ana, will expose al public sac on Friday
Me al dcy Of Nor. nexi,a' II o'clock at the
late residence of Mr. ] E. Patterson near
Couit House Sqiare in the city Of
Baton Rouge, the personal property herein
after seilorth and described belonging TO the
succession Of Lorn Very late Of said Parish
deceased,
One fine horse. saddle and bride,
One sulkey and harness a lot Of medl-
cal books, silver watch.
One LOT ol Office furniture, ard wearing
appare',
Surgical instruments, &c &c
Terms OF sale--cAsH.
oet 2in n. v, IA1IN, Sheriff
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succession sale.

In the matter nl succession OF JrstIS PurT
deceased-- No 33s Pfobate--Slxth Judi
cial District Court, Parish of East Baton
Rouge, Louisiana.
DY virtue ola commission issued in the
ID above mentioned succession and TO me
directed from the hon Sixth Judicial Dis
trict Court. IN and for the Parish of East
Baton Rouge aud State aforesaid.
will expose of Public Sale ON Saturday
the 18th day Of Norfniber nert, 1853 at /
o'clock. A NJ. At the late residence of the
deceased in the city of Baton Rouge, The
personal property hereinafter setiorth ant
described, belonging TO the above mentioned
succession Of JUSTIN Pr1tr. late Of saif
Parish deceased. 10 wit: One stone MONT
nlent. one Stone Tomb, one Granite coffin
one lot Of Gtatite, aud lot of Goods COP.
sistiug Of Groceries, Liqiiors, &c.
Terms of salc4-cAsn.
oct 1915. H. v uABiN, Sheriff
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To Planters ana Others.

T WOULD beg leave to call your attcn-
l. ton now, and at the opening OF the
coming season TO my large and exceedingly
rhesp stock of Domestic Dry Goods which
outstanding the heavy advance of Dom,
estes, and every class oi negro wear, ! am
enabled to sell at low prices; ] am now ro-
ceiving and will continue TO receive week
ly through the season fresh supplies. OF NO
+, Goods of this class, all ask is call
mar pg.y ". y PHILLIPS.
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CIOasks. MantiAsas Il Taisnas,

VIZ D. PHILLIPS has just opened his
w fall stock Of the above goods, con-
sisting of plain and embroidered silk and
cloth talmas; s,Ik, satin and velvet manil-
las; cloth, velvet, and satin cloakF; rlrh III,
ured manIlllas and taliuas, a la ostrich.
sfpIG
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ELECTION NOTICE.
ETATEOF Lou ISIAEA--p Parish


of East UntoM Rovge.
TN OBEpIENCL. TO proclamation Issued
i by his Excellsncy /. q. ll6hert, Coy.
enor Of She State Of lo6fitna. an election
will be held in this Parish. tEast Baton
Rougc) or MoNpAy. rnE 7TH Day or Nov.
EMBER.s.NExf, A. d. 1853, II being The fir
Monday Of said month. for the lr,rot. O.
eeetifg ote Representative to Congress. TO
represent the third Congress ional District
composed Of the Parishes OF Avoyellee, Ca.
taboua, Carroll, Madison Tentas Ccncordia,
81. Tamany, ST. Helena. Livingston Wash
ingto,,, Fast Feliciana, West Feliciana. IT.
Coupe Fast Rsion Rouge, West Baton
Rouge, and lbervillc.
Two Representatives TO Represent tho
Parish Of Fast Baton Rouge. in The State
Legislature Ore state Auditor Of Public
Accounts. One State Treasurer, and one
State Superintendent of Public Education ;
who shall hold their Offices for two years.
ard until their successors arc duly installed,
A Sheriff, Recorder, Clerk Of Court !,
Coroner md ASSESSOR for said Parish.
Said election to be held ~ follows. to wit
At the Court House of said Parish, in the
City OF Baton Rouge--presided by Metsrs.
teIIy loiUDHboI, w. w. 1itlStiHH aIiG y.
w. Jones.
At the holre Of Mrs. ?. Townsands in tie
Plaibs--presideJ by Nessrs. Henry c.
Young, s, W. Newport and Win. Sowel.
At the house formerly Mrs. GreenwelIs,
neal Sandy Creek--piesided by Messrs. J.
+. McCaa, James Cooper and VIM. Kelly
At the folks of the road, near the house
of II y Hareson Esq, presided by Mes is
+. Winthrop Brown, Absolum Dixon end
| VIM l.. Burnett, Commissioners
ny-Tbe polls to be kept open frornp
O'Clock, A. NJ, until 4 o'clock ?. NJ. Said
elcrtinu 70 be conducted ard returns to me
made thereof, by said commissioners in all
respects according TO The provision Of the
Constitution and Laws, IN surh cases made
aud provided.
Given under my hard officially, at
Baton Rouge, on this 2lst day of
September A. D., 1859.
sert22-td. H. V. BARN, Sheriff
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Come ssp to the Scratch,
And rnce the Music.

GORGE NJ. HEROMAN, late from
VI the North, bcgs leave to announce
to the Musical World generally, that he is
in receipt 81 an extensive and varied assert
ment of Bass Vols, Drums. Guitars, from
bones. French Horns. Victims, Fiageolets,
Flutes, Flies, and Clarlonets. together WI h
bows, strings and reeds and large and
valuable stock OF new music. All Of which
can be had on reasonable terms. oct-l0
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Vente de Succession.
ETAT DE la LOUlSIANE-Pa

ElA1 DB LA BDUtNlANt-f IL
rotsse d'E0 Baton Rouge.
Dams l'afTaire lie Ia Succession de Jesse B
McCrocklin, decide mo 3il, "Preuves,7
Cour du Sixieme District Jndi6isire.
I'm VI RTU dune commission lance dans
IL ID susdte s,icc' ssion ct \ moi adressee
par fHon la cour du sixiame district Judi
clare. dams ct pour la ditto Paroisse d,Est
Baton Rouge ct Etat dc Ia Louisiana, teSe-
posera en- vente pubiquc jeuii, ie 3mc Jopr
ne Noren,bre pro,hatn, 1853, / u heures dn
matir, Ia dern,are delneure du dit defuut,
dams Ia vile de Baton Rouge, Les propri-
etc personnel ci-apres decrle ct nomrnfs.
appart. uant In succession de Jesse u. Nc
Croc Kiln. reinforcement de ce'te Parolsse
decide, sapoir
Tine .Iilnent pt son snivant un mulet
Une qusnt,te de meuble ct menage de
rusine. Conditions dc In Vente--tooptanf
oct2n-l Ifs. II. H. BABlN. Sheff.
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SUCCESSION SALES.
SuCcessiO on sale.
STATE OF LOUISlANA.--Puy.
IL IL I'm R<.fan Launn

ish Of East Baton Rouge.
In the natter of The succession OF Jesse B.
McCaockLi>. deceased.--No 3i1, PROBATE,
Sixth Judicial Dil 'riet Court
DY VIRTUE ola eommi sien. lseued IN
ID the above succession. ann To mo III.
reeted by TIE Ho1 Sixth ludi,,ei District
Court, in and ior the larish Of Fast baton
Rouge aud state aforesaid II will expose
at Public sale on Thwsday he Odd d"p q
Notembe, next, al II o'cloe k. A. NJ, ut the
late resiuence of the deceased, in the city
Of Baton Rouge; the personal property here.
in after setforth and described belonging to
the above mentioned succession of Jesse
Is. McCrocklin late Of said Parish deceased
TO wit
One Horse and Mule colt,
A lot OF Household and Kitchen furniture
Terms of sale--cash.
oct 9n-lnt. Fl. Y. BAEfN Sheriff
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o-We are authorized to announce \
SHIRLEY STUART as a candidate for tn
Office ot Assessor Of this Farish.
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gianNctE.

T1BE subscriber has Just received from
i New York 900 heavy grey negro
blankets: 100 white French do, 100 6nc
bed do; also crib and saddle do
semitic w. y. PHILLIPS.
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~ yon are authorized to ahnouncf
GEORGE V. TRuDEAU, as candldotl
f,r the Office of Parish Rcrorder: Election
:, Nnyo,,her MANY FRIENDS
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ny We are authorized to announce
eAML SkOLFlELD, the present incun1'
bent. as \ candidate for reelection to Tbs
office of Parish Recorder.
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ny- Wa ar. authorized 10 announce
rulpTESL HALL. E41r, as a randi
al, nr Justice OF the roa:e, IN the 2nd
Ward Of the Corporation.
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CAN DT b AT e 8.

H-We are authorised to announce
rHAs. r. GRENEAUX. NJ a candidate
or the Office Of State Treasurer "a.
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ry- We are authorised to announce
MaNtrEL MORENO, the present lncnm-
bsnt as a candidate 70 reelection, 70 the
once Of CLERK Of the Sixth judicial District
Court.
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IT, We are authorized to Announce u
". PIERCE rs a candidate for Assessor o'
this Parish
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n--We are authorized to announce =
II. SANS, as n candidate for Justice oil tho
Pence for Ward No l. Election 2lst NO
ysuhcr 1853
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n-We are authorized to announce a
W BELL. as n candidate for Justice OF tn
Peace for Ward No. |. Election 2lst No
vemder, 1853