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Our Mechanics.

We give below list Of the different fIado'H'l ~
our town, all Of whom are master workiieH ~ 70 "
noted fact that until few years BACK our 'o"" 'S
almost entirely without tradeSmea' ana 10 ge' aA "-
ticle manufactured, from shoe up to a house. our
ctzens were compelled to send toneighboring towns
70 ,,ocure mechanics to do their work. How Is it
present date Read the following list aud be sat
isfcd. We can recommend each and every one Of
them to the public.
Carpenters.
R. D. Woolum, James Fauar, e. Bullock, Topc
g. Imler, j. B. Wood, ]. A. Osborne, 7. W. Gille.
land, Alex. Porter.
BlacSsmiths.
E. X. Hood John Brown, Lewis g. Thomas.
Brick MasOns.
G. P. Hyatt, John Swanson.
ShOcnakers.
james Nelson, John Nelson, L. A. Caudle, L. L
Knapp
H. H. Helphinstine, Maxwell & Payne.
SadIerS.
20. Branson, D. W. Winfough, j. @. Rothbm
n. I. Cavett
Cabinet Makers.
T. N. Howell, Esq.
PIasterers.
John @. Elliott, Evan A. Feree.
Wagon Makers.
Banister Brown, Samuel II. Book.
Tanners.
William D. g. Thomas NJ, Steel George B. Wal
telhouse
Tombstone Makers.
! ]. A. Bowdle a. NJ. Merriam
Painters.
Jacob CLARE, and John Horn.
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New York Market.

New YORK. April Is.
Rio Coffee is quiet at III. Flour is
firm, with sales Of II, 800 bbls at 1900
8 50 for State and W Western and 8,37@8,-
62 for Southern. Wheat is unsettled.--
Corn 82@86. Sales Of 400 bbls Pork
at l9,87@i4,5O for prime and mess, be-
ing slight advance. Beef is firm, with
an upward tendency. Lard has further
advanced, with sales Of $500 bbIs at l04c..
Sales of 200 hhdS Orleans Sugar at 4c.
Molasses 22@24c. Iron is firm at AZ, ,50..
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No PRINTERS TnERg.-The report of
the Inspectors ot the Pennsylvania State
Prison, discloses tho very gratifying fact.
that OF the large number OF con,icls now
in the prison ot that State, there is no,
single printer. while nearly all The other
occupations are represented. This is a
Tact honorable to the craft, and affordine
evidence of the general good charSAier
Of those engaged in it.
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SErTLEMENT.-"Did you mean 10 settle
this bill at all, sir, when you made ill''
said the creditor, in passionate manner
"Hum! Keep cool my good friend "
said the debtor. putting cigar with adtj-
rabo sang iroid. "You want a settle,
ment,"
ITO be sure do, sir"
"Well, my dear sir, can assure you
meant 10 settle. and when | meant ia
settle that was clearly settle menl fla.
ha, ha! Good morning friend; I'll see
you in the iall"
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ExtrnordlnarY DiscoycrY.

Erhumi"g Of a Haman BOdy in Pet
rifed state.
Yesterday afternoon, as some work
men we're eXcaVatlDg cellar on Linton
street, short distance below John street.
they came in contact with a hard sub.
stance, about nine feet below the grade
OF the street, which, after some trouble
was cxcavated and brought to light. and
proceed TO be human bOdy in perfect
state Of peirifcdhOn. This exlraordi-
nqEy specimen of the human race is a
male, about Ieet 7 inches in length
The hair is cut very short, and seems to
nave been shaved in several parts. as its
formation is perfect and apparently unin
lured BY time. The face is sngrlarly
formed, and differing in shape and ex
preston from any OF the races of the pres
enl age What is more remarkable the
body is perfect in all It's parts. every mus
Gle fibre aud sinew beng perfectly deve' 1.
oped. The color is rather OF a light grey,
aud in some parts approaches very near
the white man, although this might have
been produced by the action of the soil in
which il has been buried, perhaps for
ages. A number OF eminent scientific
gentlemen visited this remarkable and
strange eXhumaton Yesterday afternoon
but nothing OF definite character was
arrived at relative to the case. or what
length of time it had lain there, although
all agreed that several years must have
passed since it was buried Cincinnati
Inquirer, Isl. -
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J-We omitted to notice week or two
since that there had been quite an i'm.
proyementmado in the Jockson S'anaayd,
in the way of new type, etc. The Stand,
ard is one the best OF papers, and the cit
izens Of jackson co, it they look to their
own interests, will give il liberal and un.
divided supporL--Sc"to FdtIey Times
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FAILING OFF IN CALIFORNIA GolD.--
The record lor the first threo months oil
this year at the Philadelphia Mint, shows
falling off in the receipts Of over five
millions ot dollars. as compared wllFlhe
corresponding period Of last year lu
the first quarter oi 1859 they wereSll.'
064, ,053; IN 1853 $l6,044,37q; aid in
1854, Sl0.7ll,579. ---
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From Mr.. Owns speech on the Pa
cific Railroad bill, we gather the following
interesting items.
There ure 20 ,778 Post offices. and
9l8,743 miles Of post routes in the Uni
ted States, and 81 $3.50 1853 were paid Tor
carrying the mails during the year 1858
By way d conlrart we give the stats
tics OF the mail service for the ear 1899
being the first year under the new Con
stituuon.
Post Offices rs
Miles of post routes 1875
Total expense of carrying the mail in
the United States at that time $22 98l
%. {. Journal.
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AUTHORITY OF CITIES OVER RAILROADS.
The Supreme Court Of New York has
just made an important decision in res.
pect to the right of city to establish
railroads within its bounds, The city au.
thority had given Sharp and associates
liberty to construct railroad in Bread.
way and this the court decided that hey
had no right nor authority to do. as the
power to grant charters to railroads was
vested in the Legislature, and not n a
corporation deriving its powers from the
Legislature.
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ARTEsIAN WELL.-Tho Artesian Well
at Frederick Maryland. has obtained a
depth of 400 feet. The Examincr SAYS
that on Friday week the auger suddenly
fell about a foot. and the water rose to
within twenty feet of the surface. 1t now
over1ows the surface of the rock ascends
the wooden pipe to the height of three feel
three inches.
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uJ"Wc were amused oa Tuesday last at the crowd
oI men aud boys, who were in hot chasc utter boy
OF this place, who is charged with striking black
boy on the head with a clab. The boy, after giving
the crowd, who were accompanied by the officers a
long aud hard run, came iuto town and delivered
himself up, and was bound over to Court
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The fourth ward of Boston is probably
the richest locality of its size in the Uni.
led States. having an assessed valuation
of $50 600 900. This is nearly as much
as the CITY Of Baltimore possesses with
10000 inhabitants. four times the prop.
ery OF the entire city of Portland, and
six times that oil Salem.
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FEMALES VS., Liquor SELLERs.-A man
named I. Alexander died at Winchester
Ind. on the 28lh ult. it is said from ex
cessive dlink. and on the afternoon Of the
same day, forty or fifty women marched
in a body TO the liquor store of Davt
Aker, made him sign pledge not to sell
any liquor alter that and then rolled tn,
contents Of his establishment. consiStin!
OF four barrels of whisky. and six or eight
kegs Of brandy, &C., into the street,
empted them into the gutter, and paid
him $ll in cash for his loss: They neIl
proceeded 10 VIM. Pages. who fastened
his door, but it was soon forced open,
rolled his liquors to the street, and
poured il into the gutter also. Seven Or
eight other establishments according to
the N, Y, Tribune which we copy, were
similarly treated Subsequently Mrs. Al.
exander entered suit for damages against
the man who sold liquor to he husband
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OREGON WEATHER The winter in
Oregon has been one OF unusual severity.
The Columbia was frozen over, and ice
on its banks piled up sixty feet thick
the like had never been seen before -
Game was abundant. Several panlhers
hodbeen killed Eear Oregon City-one Of
them weighed about 800 pounds, meas.
uring from tip to tip ten feet.
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FALL IN THE PRICE OF BEEF.-Tt will
be good news TO housekeepers. that beef
cattle have materially declined in price
during the day or two past. According
to our cattle market report, beef is fully
twO dollars the hundred loper. This
ought to cheaper the article at retail.---N
Y. FrpreSs.
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WINsLow, LANIER & Co., ofNew Yort
have jnst purchased 5000 tons Of Rail
road iron for the Marietta and Cincinnati
Railroad Company at satisfactory rates
This makes 10000 ions purchased by
this road TO this date.
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HALIFAX, April IA, P. N
The America arrived here early this
morning.
Wheat had advanced in some instances
l8d, the average advance being about Is.
Corn had advanced is above the quota
lions brought by the Europa.
Money was tight. Consols had de-
clined to 854.
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TnE CoMEr.-Thisold traditional atten.
dant of war and famine has actually made
its appearance Pro-. Carwell, of Provi.
dence. r. | notices its position as bear.
ing little TO the west Of north west and
ten or twelve degrees above the horison.
at n o'clock, ?. ".
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The Baltic fleet of English ships under
Sir Charles Napier. numbers Al vessels
Q 900 guns, 16 900 horse power, and 22.'
900 sailors and marines. a number which
exceeds the whole population, male and
female, Of Salem. Mass.
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GOLD AND SILVER AT THE MINT 1t
appears by a report usl made 10 the
Treasury Department. that the gold AID
silver coins on hand, on the lst., at phil.
adelphia mint. amounts TO the sum 4
$2 365 924, of which 8 400 55l was in
gold, and 1878 373 in silver. The latter
includes $lI, 1895 in dollars, $l25 QUO in
halves, $433,000 in quarters. $245 000
in dimes aud $57 900 in halt dimes. Oh
the gold. 1855 900 is in double eagles.
$94o 900 in eagles, 2450U0 in half ca
gIrs; SIC $50 in quarter eagles and $34.
900 in dollars. 1t Is stated that those
desiring silver change can obtain it in ex.
change for gold in sums OF not less than
800, and in such denominations as they
may prefer.
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Our Devil says he knows of only one
thing better than love, and that is 10 he
thrown into pond of mush and milk;
with the privilege of eating his way to
Shore
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The last arrival from Liverpool stated
that -four had advanced dollar per bar.
rel within few days. The declaration
of war against Russia by England and
France no doubt produced this result.
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Those in want Of FRESH MEAT, eau find II At
any time at tue Meat House Of Joseph Stopes, ad.
joining bis Grocery. 7 Dimmick has on hands, the
very best OF Beef and Joseph stopcs, can serve ycu
with the best corn fed Pork Go and SEC them We
oARNlvoRoUs
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Eg "Vat nit tho reason dat Shoseph
wouldn't shleep nit Boiifor's wifel' asked
an honest Dutchman of his boy.
"Sphose he wasn't shleepy," replied
tho youngs,er.
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ST. LOUIS ELEorroN The Benton Dem
ocats elected their entire ticket on the 81
OF April, by l,200 majority. Enougl
for all practical purposes.
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WENTWORTH, who represents the Chi.
cago district in Congress, being lately in.
ierrogated as TO his position on Douglas
Nebraska bill replied in the following
decidedly rich style. Said he:
81 viii take an open. bold and manly
stand--l will either vote for the bill, or
against it, or shall dodge the vote"
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This giant Magazine for May is early upon our ia
ble and We feel that any thing We could sny would
not add to the language Of the following, which we
copy from the No before us;
10 our Friend Cooley.
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RUxAwAY.--0n Tuesday last horse started from
the Tin Shop Of Mr., Day on Broadway, and aa away
With tin backet upon his huck the old boss then
took the track, and down tie street like tightening
be flew, bis destination no one knew away he went
through thick and thin sdened with buckets made Of
tin; On, on. with fright be sped, with lofty tail and
pRight head. he's gene he's gone, bic master boil.
loasd, end in.his wake be hravely followed The
ef2 20 81 lAechAse, was the ewucr rising
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1t is said that Mr.. J. B. Cough, the to.
tai abs'inOnce lecturer, nets $3.50 month
in England by his oralions.
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Winter 40. 2...SmoVV.

On Sunday last we had pretty fair specimen Of
old Winter in this neighborhood, Snow fell during
the greater part Of the dayaud night aud on Monday
morning the ground was completely covered with
the white material, The fruit trees, which were in
full bloom could not bo recognised from my other
tree as they were alike completely covered with snow,
On Tuesday morning we observed ice to the thick.
ness Of quarter Of an inch good bye to the peach
q, apples, plums, etc. This will do for Easter,
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Mrs JUDITH Town, OF Marshal, Onei.
da county, died fow days since, aged
lO7 years. Her eldest daughter is living
aged e6.
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Fight Fight

Fight! Fight!
"Thoy Fit, and Fit ...
Aud gouged Bit
Until the ground,
For miles around,
Was torn quite asunder
Until their ears and eyes,
Reached to the skies; r. .
Until the WISE
Did MI arise,
With alnazement and wonder"
One night last week, about breakfast time in The
morning the cry of Fight! was heard in our streets
Some thought it was fire but when we arrived al
the scene, Of action we found that it was fight
1t was the most disgraceful row wehave ever witness
ed both old and Young were wollowing upon the
ground, striking, biting gouging, scratching and hol
lowing by the crowd. Some was for the boy some
for tue old man, Whoop Yehoo.pl Go it old hoss
Into him my BOYl &c. Aboutths time the Marsha
made biz appearance, and nabbed the two chief war
liols ond with their bunged up eyes aud scratched
physiogs made them wulk chalk oyerto the Squires
who caused them to fork over to the amount Of 81 anC
costs dorthe young cock )and IS do (or the old one
1t just takes the Major to make pence.
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Twenty. .eigut hundred feet of the tun.
mel under the Walnut Hills al Cincinnati
is penetrated, and The most of it finished
The entire distance is over 1000 feet.
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JosEru STRorEs-We ask pardon for overlook,
|ng our friend Shopes last week and accordingly as
We promised will giveh tho benefit ola Dead Shot.
Now VIC do not wish It understood that We intend to
kill friend St,opcs but to the contrary we wish to
euablc him to live to good old ago and to do 80 We
call upon the whole community opOtronnc him lib.
eally His excellent stock Of Groceries and Ployis.
ions arc ucvcrp permitted to run out, Gomd sec hml
aud buyyounclv@ rich You will find him on Peal
street, one door above Millcrs Dmg Store.
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NJ Ar RI ED +.

ON~NOONN-NOOOO[OONNSO~ NSO~NNNNNNCSSN0SHO-NTNTNN
MARRIED-On the 18th inst by Rev. ]. I. Holli-
day. Mr. GEORGE PuGH, and Miss SARAH ANN Fow-
LER, all of Berlin.
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VACANT LANDs.-The Register of the
Vincennes { (Ia.) land Office writes that
there are over s000 acres of vacant
land in the District alone.
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Raltinaore Flour Marker.
BALTIMORE,

DALTIMOKE, HPT' To-
The war news has created o. area
feeling in this city, and Flour has advan
ced 81 per bbl.
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New Music,

CmlsriEs MELODIES We ore pleased to call the
attention Of our readers TO several new and popular
songs, Of the world-renowned Chnsty Slnstles,
We have three by Charlie c, Converse, the COM
poser Of Lilly Dale and other popular melodies,
Gary me home to Tennesse," "........,..2
"Yol YAH YoI Strike the Old Banjo" ....25
And "old times comes Again, "...,..,..25
These songs are all great iayoritos they nle very
pretty, the accompanimsnb easy, aud the sentiment
Of the songs is such aS not even the most fastdous
can find fault with.
Sally Pnmmer," or "pOmpey's Courtship," 25
This Is one Of the most pOpularoi Chrbty pieces
II ia never sung without and encore.
We recommend all our musical readers who ad.
mire this class Of music to procure copies at once ol
they are among the best yet pablished,
They are oil from the publishing house Of Wm
Hall & Son, 239 Broadway. New York, who will
send them by mni, postage pOid, on receptoi orders
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NEWS ITEMS.

The citizens Of Chicago by a majority
O! 238, have resolved to tunnel their river.
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JACKSON, G. II. OHIO.
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LADIES WREArn.--lhis excellent book for April
isin receipt it charming work. and deserves an cx-
tcnsivc patronage, Published by Burdck aud SEQ.
will, No, eSpmco street, New York, at 81 per year.
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Thursday ay,----------ApriI 20, 1854

.GTS. H. PARvlN, No 6s, 4th St, is our author.
lied Agent to procure advertisements and subsclip
tions, in Cincinnati.
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TnE STANDARD. Al.RlflD.
"MoRE LIGHT"

PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
THOMASR. MATTHEWS S,
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Bi.S11Iplaffe Of Lime.

TINE underslgl ed il manufacturing this
4 important article on = large scale.
The planters and sugar manufacturers gem
orally, may depend upon getting the very
agent, wanted, to increase the quantity Of
sugar and TO obtain il whittier and purer.
Directions how to use II, will be delivered
gratis, OF sent by mail free 81 postage.
H. BoNNABE., Manufacturing Chemist,
IS Il 81 Tchoupiioulas Street, corner Of
Natchez, New Orleans.
The most satisfactory certificates Of the
value Of this preparation Of Lime can be
had, from large Sugsr planters in the State
who use it. Address letters post paid to
HENRY BoNABEL, New ORLEANS.
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PROCLAM NATION
To the Citizens Of Baton Rouge
7HROWPHYSIC TO THE DOCS.
PULVERMACHER,s
nYRO ELECTRIC yOLTRIC CHAINS,

Mano -. Nv ..'
xro0Nrang s"sf0ns T0'e rom fne M0ss
acute main, and permanently Ctts
ring MI Nexr0kofc Disenses.-
pherr.+;s,, no,nfni ana sv.llcd Joints. neural
ia If Nc face lea fness. blindness. Ak. Wins
Danca n.initntions ~ The Heart. neriodicai
ifcadoche Mains n the Etomache. In.
S;."sti.,,, nv.naiuis fYrt;n. Mains
yrrrrsr fysIAINA vera ART infro.Inred In ths
it, ~ Me- vork los. than ! YEAR aimee ana
after being suhiected 10 the most thorough trinj
T., ovarv iosnit.i In The citv nv nr. vaIintins
Nj, pc.t Tar"nchan ana y.n f,uran a VI. .iis.
cnys,sd th.t thsv nos.ess strange and wonderful
nouar r. ths raiisf and cure al the above cn =. ri
diseases. and thew NJ once recommended. through
the pnpers Of the city their general use and their
sale End the success that has attended their use
is unparukeled
Previous TO their introduction into this country
they were used In every hospital in Europe, and
are secured by patents in France, Germany, Aus.
tria Prussia and England and also In the United
States.
"1Hink close ami pOn1er 1ceW."
The principles upon which IL Is claimed that tn
Chains produce their marvellous cures, are, first
that all NERVOUS DISEASES are attended and pro.
luced by deficient supply Of nervous fluid, and
an agent that resembles closely electricity, or
electric magnet ism; and secondhand the electric
magnetic chains, by being worn over and upon
the part and organ diseased, furnish 10 the ex.
hausted nervous system,by It's powerful stimula.
ting effects, the nervous fluid which ID required to
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N office
Notice.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

Sigth .JMlici0L District Court
PayiM q .Easi Doion Romge.
WHEREAS, Josspn HuNrEG has ap-
w piled to said Court to be appointed
Administrator Of the estate Of SAMUEL
Mourn, late Of said Parish, deceased.
Notice is hereby given IL al persons inter-
ested, to show caise within ten days from
the first publication Of thi. notice, why the
said application should not be granted.
Isl m. MORENO,
June I'd, 1851. Clerk.
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J. Il. VALET.
NEW d r UG s TOR E,
rurnn STREET. RATION ROuGI. LA.

THIRD STREET, BATON ROUGL, La.
One door South Of L0anchard's 0rocery,
NEAl: TIE MARKET.
HAVING opened Drug Store in Baton Rouge IT
IL the above mentioned place, the subscriber begs
leave respectfully to call the attention Of his old
friends and acquaintances to the same.
His stock Is selected with care, and with strict
reference TO the wants Of the people. Fresh sup
plies are constantly being received, which will en-
able him TO keep full, we'll selected and varied
assortment
long practical experience warrants him In
promising TO give entire satisfaction.
Country orders promptly filled.
Physicians can rely on having their prescriptions
carefully prepared vt Ill hours. feb.9-y.w&d.
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Notice
10 .ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN
TIME Undersigned ve'y respectfully re-
J. quests those indebted TO him, TO come
and PAY UP. Some of hi. friends
are rather too slow. They don't reflect
that be Is now engaged il, buiIdio. Que of
the biggest houses III Bato" Rouge.
How can such great enterprises be car
,ied on without money You might as we'll
think of travelling to The moon without
railroad.
Come forward then, and settle your bills.
Let HeromaD build hi, house, and show
you the finest and most varied assortment
Of goods ever seen in Baton Rouge.
mar. 81 GEO. VI. UEEOMAN.
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
Couy du Sizica1e Dist. JUtlicini,c,
.P0s0isse d Est Euiou Rouge.
A TrENDU Jrc Joseph Hunter, / fait APP
II pIicalion Ia t',t Copr pour et'e NOM
mes administrator De Ia succession de
Samnc. Mount, reinforcement de Get Pa
roisse, decide.
Avis est par Ia p,esepte DOME ! toutes
personnes intH,esscs de faire savoir Ieur
lais,n dens dix iour- Dc a. rcn,iit p H.
cation de CT, y. i,on,qnol Ia oil de,nGnde
ne serait pa accoriec..
iuin2-2s. M. MORENO, Creflier.