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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-12-13
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BY d. F. TEFFT, ID. d., LID.
Embellishcd with an Accurate Steel Plate.
The frs: volume contains a full and COM
plcte Biography, embracing all the Important.
incidents ofhis eventful life aud the second
all those mastery speeches, orations, and
forensic efforts, which have been, and will
ever continue to be. the wonder and admira.
ton Of the world.
The Biogr phv presents its illustrious
subject in the following among many other
interesting and important connections,
namely:
l. The Webster Family.
2. Webster the Boy and Youth.
3. Webster the Student.
4. Webster the Lawyer.
8. Webster in his Domestic Relations.
6. Webster the Legislator.
2. Webster the Citizen.
8. Webster the Senator.
8. Webster the Orator.
10. Webster the Extensive Officer.
The Master Pieces are Webster's Own.
and are published entire, as they originally
fell from his burning lips, aud comprise the
following:
]. argument in the Dartmouth College
Case.
2. Plymouth ora.ion-- First Settlement a
New England. ~
3. Speech on the Greek Revolution.
4. Bunker Hill Monument Association.
B. Funeral OratioD--Adams and Jsffer.
son.
6, Lectures before Mechanics Institute,
Boston
2. The Character Of Washington.
8. Speech at Niblo's Garden, Yew York
8. Letter on impressments
10. Reply to Ha, ne on Foote's Rescld-
ton.
II. Constitution not a Compact--Reply TO
Calhonn,
", Constitution and the Union--7th of
March Speech
WEBSTER's LIFE AND GREAT
SPEECHES.
are hereby brought within the reach Of every
citizen and ofsyefy library In Che land.
Fofsale BY M Booksellers.
MILLER, 0RToN = MULLfaAN,
Publishers, Apba,n and Buffalo, ". ",
NOV. -, 40 n
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

- CA1 L V WIZ DI 4 VENUf
D. F. Filming ct al In Equity Lnncns-
Us. ter, Bill for Injunc-
Billings & Belk, etaI ton, &c.
pY The decree OF the Court In above case
- the private creditors of Kennedy G.
Billings, and w. Lafayette Bclk, and also
the partnership creditors of Billings g. Belk
arc notified and required to render in and
establish their respective demands before
the Commissioner on or before the Ist day
Of February 1858.
JAMES II. WITHERSPOON, C. L. l.. d
Nov lst Pr fee 5000 S7-3m.
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ASTONISHING CURE OF SORE LEGS, AT
TER NINE YEARS STANDING.
Copy ofa Letter from Mr.. w. j. Langleu
ofHuntsrille, Yadkin County, North Car
OLind, u. S, dated Noren,ber Isl, 1853.
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER.
Fam lly Medicines

l keep constantly on hand fresh supply
of all the most popular Family Medicines,
which may be depended on as genuine, and
which are sold on the usual terms for CASH,
or on time to punctual customers Being
too numerous to mention in detail-send
your orders for what you wish, to
z. J. DRHAY.
Camdon, Oct. 4, 1854. 80 If.
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NJ o r I @ E

Notice Is hereby given that APPLICATION
WILL BE MADE at the next session of the
Legislature for an amendment Of the Act of In.
corporation Of the village Of Lancaster, author
izing and empowering the Town Council 20 raise
supplies for the benefit Of the village by taxation
on real and personal estate: and also, an A.
mendment, for the more effcctual collection of
fines imposed by said Council.
AJBELDEN, Intendeut.
Aug. q 81 n
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PROSPECTUS
THE LANCASTER LEDGER,
FOR TIE NEW YEAR,
1855.

TwNHE SUBSCRIBER grateful for the liberal patronage
increasing very respectable
paper whether deserving patronage
meed have
ogao the
devoted whole the the
received"
devoted that time
Ledger previously
To do tilmo
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CREDITOR VS.. DEBTOR.

TNhere is a duty owe to my creditors and
L which l feel is paramount to all 9TH
ers, viz: to pay my debts. And this can
not hope to do unless make better collec-
tions this Fall and Winter than have here
tofore done.
Those persons who have favored me with
their custom and paid promptly, will ac-
cept my grateful acknowledgements, and
those vho are in arrears and do not pay be-
fore Spring will find their Notes and Ac-
counts in the hands of the officers for collec-
tion. 8. b. EMMONS.
Nov. lst. 37-6t
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This preparation is getting into use all
over our County. The numerous letters
we receive from our various agents, infor-
ming us of curses effected in their immediate
neighborhoods, warrant us in saying it is one
of the best, if no; the rery best Cough Medi-
cine now before the public. II almost inra-
rdbty relieves and n0iunfrequentIy cures The
rery mOrSt case. When all other Cough
preparations have failed this has relieved
the patient, rs Druggists, dealers in
Medicines, and Physicians can testify.
Ask the Agent in ycur nearest town, what
has been his experience of the effects of this
medicine. If he has been selling it for any
length of time he will tell you.
1T IS THE BEST MEDICINE EXTANT
Below we give n few extacts from letters
we have received lately regarding the vir-
tues of this medicine
Dr.S.Oslin, of Knoxville. Ga, savs:-Iharr
been using your Lirerrort and Tar uery erten-
sireiy ia my practice for three years past and Il
IS icith pleasure state my beliefin ITS SUPERB
oRIrY OVER ALL OTHER ARTICLES ,cih ,ohich
nm acquainted tOr which is recommended. -
Messrs. Fitzgerald & Benncrs. writing
from Wayncsville, NC. says" The Lirer-
toort and Tar is becoming daily more popu-
lar IN this Country, AND WE THINK Justly
so All ,cho hare tried speak in commen-
dabLe terms of ii, re-y beneficial in alternating
The compiainted for ryich il is recommended, >,
Our Agent in Pickens District, s. &. Mr..
S. r. McFall, assures US 'that he uses il ,cith
great benefit in his own family, and recon-
mends it to his neighbors." He gives an
instance of Negro woman, in his vicinity,
who had been suffering with disease of the
Lungs for years, attended with severe cough,
who was relieved by the Liverworth and Tar.
Such are the good reports we hear of
this Medicine from all parts of the South.
For report of the surprising cures it has
performed in the Western and Nothern and
Eastern States, we would invite the suffering
patient to read the pamphlet which accom-
panies each bottle. TO all we say hare Hope
hare Hope,
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CAMDEN HOTEL.

OAmO6N aOIEs1.
Is now open for the accommodation oi
the Travelling Public.
E!:1 1t is an excellent and commodious bull
I'LL ding, new and well fitted up, and lately
put in state Of complete repair. The rooms
are mrge, open and airy; fine family pariors,
well furnished. The table will be supplied with
everything which an excellent country market
viii aford, and attended by the best servants.
The Bar win be supplied with the choicest
Wines and Liquors.
THE STABLES.
Arc well fitted up, attended by careful and ex-
perienced ostlers, and well supplied with Prov.
enden
ALSO
OTIS prepared for the accommodation of Drovers
with excellent water conveniences.
There WILL at all times, be an Omnibus in at
tendance to convey passengers to and from the
Depot.
w. NJ. WATSON.
Aug. I6 81 ON
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S44410 - ~ LIZ ~ .
To all persons Of all ages and conditions, az
certain and safe shield against those fear.
full diseases, Consumption, Bronchitis, Asth.
ma, Coughs, Colds, ard other Affections OF
the Lungs, which arise from the exposed
state of the guest, according 10 fashion, and
the continual changes of our climate.
The Protector " is simply chemically
prepared fur, lined with silk and padded
which, suspended from the neck, covers the
chest, in 80 agreeable a manner that, once
worn, it becomes necessity and a com.
fort.
"Tbe Protector )" although but recently
introduced into America is making rapid
progress through the ! nited States, the
Canadas, South America, and the West In
dies. II has for long time been staple
article in England and on the continent of
Europe, while it has grown in MANY coun-
tries TO the position Of an article of dress.
To demonstrate these facts enquire of any
English resident in your vicinity of his
knowledge Of the beneficial effects of wear
ing the Protector, WITHOUT RECOURSE To
DocToRNG Of any kind. The cost of wear
ing these articles is mere trihe, and one
will last some years. No one who values
the health of himself or his family will be
without them. The Hospitals in this coun-
try are not Ulone recommending them, but
rapidly Introducing them. Harcourt, Brad
ley a. Co., Of London, and Manchester, En-
gland, were originally entrusted with the
manufacture of the Protectors by the Ia
mented d.. Copper, and continue to manu-
facture according 10 his original instructions,
and therefore recommend those who would
wear The Projectors" 10 see to their be-
ing genuine.
REMEMBER THIS Is STAPLE ARTICLE. AND
NO Patent MEDICINE.
RETAIL PRICES.
GENTS SIZE, - $3.50 each
LADIES do. LOO do
B0KS 81 MISSES do. rs do.
HARCOTRT, BRADLEX g. co.
SS Avn STREET e. 1O2 NAs-uA STREET.
SRw-YoRK, U. g.
PRINCIPAL WAREHOUSE, lO2 Wood STREE
C,ieapside, L0ndon.
MANUFAcToRY,44 Market Street, Manchester
England
II. B. a. Co. are establishing Depots for
the sale off, Tho Protector y in all parts of
America. Hhyslcians, Surgeons, Draegists.
Clothiers, Dry goods Merchants. Hatters
aud hililiners, alO GentIemen's Farnishino
store Keepers are entrusted with the whole. :
sale and retail disthbution of them. and to
whom most liberal terms are offered for
their enterprise, aid splendid oppoft0nifS
opens y them for svfe and proftable busi.
moss.
For terms, apply 10
HARCOURT, BRADLEY e. Co.
sS ANN STREEr, NRw. YoRK. % $.
sept ~ q sm !
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oATAwBA HOUSE,

a fee rods Seaik II fhs Ooarf Hoss..)
Ell TIIEabove named House has O.
III been much enlarged and put In
in thorough repair and furnished anew.
and Is now prepared TO accomodasc sTI
those disposea 10 give IL = call. The suI--
sc7iber makes no boosts but will sin,p,y
say that the Public shall be accommot!s
ted IN style not excclled BY any Hons.
IN the up country.
LA,IAssELT1NE. 8
Lancaster, Feb II II ~
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n. O. R.

Il, a. R. as
wAxHAw TENT, meets every SAT-
JRDAy HvENlNG at 8 oicterk.
t1nos- EiDitE ar.
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IL ERSEYS, and other goods for negroes.
IN just received by J.B COUSART.
Nov. LIST. ar
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GfeSs$sSSssp p2asgA ~
SsssSasS MeRMoRT e!R!,!!,2!Esl[s 3 f4Ss,
&R9ssasSss &REs9NssEsSs $780,

For the Complete Cure of Caughs,
Colds. Influenza. Asthma Bronchitis
Splitting of Blood, and all other lung
complaints tending to consumption
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Sold Wholesale and retailby
sCovIL q MEAD.

General Agents for the Southern STATE.
70 whom all orders must be addressed.
Sold, also, by Magill e. Hesth, Lancaster
=: III q. =. Wylie, Chester; Wibchestsr,
ssitt q Co, Munroe, N. C.;z q J. J Hay &
April IS, "a Z. ost 4
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A CARD.

UFFINE-UI'FOSIJET TIE COURT HOUSE.
Formerly occupied by w. A. Moore. ESQ
J. g. will attend the Courts Of the sur,
rounding Districts.
Sept. 81 1883. 46-tf
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The Pills should he used conformity with
the Ointment in most of the following
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NUMBER 1888.
DAILY CRESCENT


EWritt.n ssf the New Orleans crssssns
coNTENT.-BY At1cE CAsyy.
My house is low and small
Bat behind a row,os trees,
catch the golden fall
Of the sunset in the seaa
And stone wall hanging white
With the roses Of the May,
Were less pleasant to my sight
p Than the fading ofto-day. z
FROM brook i1eifsr drinks s.
In a field of pasture ground,
With Wild yi6lets ana pinks "a <
For border, ali around.
My house is email and low.
But the willow Of the door .,. e.. =
Doth q cool deep shadow throw
In the summer, on my foor.
And in long and rainy nights -.r
When the limbs Of leaves are bare,
lean see the window heights -1
OF the homesteads otherwbere. - ~
My house is small and low,
= But with pictures such as these
OF the sunset and the row ,.,,.
OF illuminated trees, ..e.--
And the heifsr as ahs drinks 49,
From the field Of meadow ground,
with the vioiets and plnks
For aborder all around,
Let me never, foolish, rrsy
For a vision wider spread,
But contented, only say,
Give me. Lord. my daily bread.
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ANIMAL TENACrTY OF LIFE.--AMong the low
er animals tenaeity of life is the most remark
able in the polypi; they may be pounded in a
mertar, split up, turned inside out likea glove,
and divided into parts without injury to life ;
fire alone is fatal to them 1t is now about a
hundred years since Trembly made us acauaint-
ed with these animals, and first discovered their
indestructibility. Ithad subsequently been ts-
ken up by other natural historians, who have
followed up these experiments, and have even
gone so far as to produce monsters by grating
It they be turned inside out, they ATTEMPT to re-
place themselves, and If unsuecessfully, the out
or surface assumes the properties and power Of
the inner, and the reverse. If the effort be par
tally successful only, the part turned back dis
appearsin in twenty flour hours, and that part Of
the body embraces it in such q manner that The
arms which projected behind are now fxsdin
the centre of the body; theoriginsl opening also
disappears, and in the room of feelers 4 new
mouth is formed, to which new feelers attach
themselves, and this new mouth feeds immedi
ateiy. The healed extremity elongates itself
into a tail. of which, the animal has now two- If
two polypi be passed into one another like tubes.
and pierced through with bristle, the inner
one works its way through the other, and comes
forth in a few days; in some instances, how
ever, they grow together, and then douhlerow
of feelers surround the mouth. If they be mu-
tilated, the divided parts grow together again,
and even pieces of two seperate individuals will
unite into one
The nneanest thing to which We bid adeu
Loses its meannass in the parting hour ~. ~
when long nsgeeted worth seeIns born ausw:
The heart that scorns earthss pAgeantry and power
May melt In tears or break, TO quit apwer.
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SAD ESD OF ExILE,--Mr. Patrick olDennhea, of
the Irish exiles who made escape from Van DisnaAs
Land, and arrived in this country few months since
died on the sd at bis lodgings in Brooklyn of dYsenery
is said ne died almost alone and without friends and
was buried Monday at Greenwood Cemetery by few
friends of the cause which hs banished from his
native land The family Of the deceased (wif4 and aaush
er1 arrived in New York the as pfevions, but did not
find his Whereabouts until after his death. 81 g.
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Daniel Taft, from Erie, Pennsylvania, while
on visit to Cincinnati, murdered by blow on thu
temple hs returning from the theatre and robbed
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STEAMSHIPS S-SHIPS.
GfLVESTON.

80 wv WI lsave SUNDAY, Februarys At O'clock A m .
EfORGALVESTON ,INDIANoLA ,PoRT .1<E1s@e
n LAVAcA aud MATAGoRDA BAY--Rsvulars 80 lkHtAS
Mawoelnr and Texas al Li1e
ne new and masniheeht steamship LOUISIANA, Jeremiah
sohaef VIII leave hboPc. Built expressly trad
~ are n q We vessela this ue) od floor t6ers
she Pfeanni1 safe medium
ffeght 9 lndanos ad lAyaca viii be landed the (Gb
e toghtsrage at MatagordA Ba) without
pasfago having elegant apply
HARRIS u MORGAN, fost Of Julia street,
81 .a~- r.,.,, opposite the Steamship Landing.
hefehcrrun In and under the supervsop CAP.
settls. fsbs
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VERa CRUZ.

81 wnl leave TUESDAY, T-6f@sry "a. al 3 ooios.
ASOR VERA CRUZ-U. :. Mail Line. ,,sgESse
The new and magnificent steamship TEXAS,
AoO tons hurtbsn) Henry Place, aaye f VssS
aa shove punctuaf carrying the U. s. Mails. " ~
-. Rat6s of Passage,...
rens c ~, fa
per CUBIC 1901
paaaage having egaut for cabn
aud storage pnasengera, apply 10 ~
M HARMS MoR6 AN, foot Of Jul;a street.
49, J. . oPpolita the Steamship Landing
Passengers muAt provide themselves with psurs rom The
Mssiean Consa. ~ f'N'fHts ~ ats 9
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LATER FROM SANTA FE!-A telegraphie dispatch from
louisville to the New York papers dated the Esd ut
says:
A teegraphic dispatch from Independence Missouri,
states that the Santa Fe mail arrived at that place On
Saturday last having been twenty days the road
Business at Santa Fe very dull a.
Hon Hugh Smith had recovered from, bisl ,vonna,s
Kit Carson Fletcher and others had Just arrived at
Santa Fe from California They left Angeles on Oct
25, and report fine weather They met Lieut. Whippe
with train Of wagons, Fort Webster en- youe to
Santa Barbara They also met Captain Even, with a
company OF dragons, on his march to the White
Mountains. L. e. s. .4zz4 i
Aubrey and party had reached Peuos with but small
loss of stock
Mr. James NJ Smith, Agent of the Apache Ipdians dsd
at the house of Mr. Thompson at Donna Ana His
reside at Washington city . Y; - - -
The Utah Indians have been committing thefts in the
adjoining settlements -. - -
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BOARDING.

RoARDING.-Mrs. G. W. WITHERELL having
taken that connndioaa desirable
uatey occupied by VIM p Canve fu,nshed IL ntely
And IN nn elegant Style Families ngls
th Board The unsurpassed having the
Boardss as Of Hot
Dntnt. - Z 2un
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sp pERNARD LUMBER COMPANY G

R RERNARD LUMBER COMPANY.-R. G.
~ sAFFoLp s. 8 HENRY !: LATIMER b. COATES,
shQMh a LAUGHTER. HORN FELTON,, g. (. MYERS CO.
sy FOWLER hcBEAN CO. D. Coos owners Of Steam Saw
@ the sseIs Of B1 Bay have nsseciated the
nfm OF the BERNARD LUMBER COMPANY. their Mills they
aTe running ssteen Single Saws Circular and
fanng Machine TO which will two
ln,OUU TO 10000 feet OF Lumber " " "s
Railroad Road Wharf and Bndnp ontyao,.
oppe and all others wanting Pine Lumber supplied
srppy yards iii soon be stoesS
with assortment o! Lumber suited demand
eorner Of Soils aed Enphroyne ais. CTAYLoR
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GLASGQW

FLOR GLASGOW Al at Lloyd's s5sSS,
u fast sailing British bark CALIFORNIA, Captain Ee
Fowler oHdug snd will bave quick dispatch. Fofheayy
or ffsigAt Of 800 bales CeItsn, apply IN
GEO. ARNOLD HOLT, 20 Caroadelet at,
srtaJ, p WHITNEY co. 81 Camp st.
~ For passege, sppls The Captain board En11
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How soNTAG sfSes-1n these days, when music has
become one of the necessities of civilized fa each party
and each clique has its particular fayorte and de-
MES even common justice to those artists who are NOT
members OF that cRarddelfe which Mr. Scribe has 81
clevery portrayed in his witty play In that respec,
Madame sontag has been extremely fortunate criticism
has handled her more tendery and she had to suffer less
than any other singer from the of party spirit
the simple reason, that she united ali the qualitiesa
though not1n equal degreeal like to find in an artist
sweetness never surpassed, agility almost fabulous ex-
PRESTON and the most perfect intonatiou on she
higher and higher like alarkat Heavens ate' so soft
80 clear SO wonderfully distinct that like the silver bell
her principal merit in eyes is the absence Of
the substitute Of geniusin any shape whatever She
always and does not depend on mere strength
lungs--erroneonsy called tpowern Ehe never strains
her delicate organthat sweet instrument susceptible
of every shade of expression How fortunate for our
young singers that like the nuns in Meyerbeers Rob-
m e' Diab she left the tomb of the seven ancestors
bestowed by the King of Prussia upon the Countess de
Ross to teach them the wide difference between singing
and screaming and to chow how we ALL during the last
cts.
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PORTSMOUTH,.

EToR RTSM0UTH-(P Passage only. sgssSs
m Tbs A tas sailing ship 0TOMOCo Cspt. HGwes SaALyS
sayns s cargo sngased will have immediate dispatch
aage oay apply TO ns Captain on board.
iasas r. WHITNEY co. 81 Camp street.
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GEROd.

EHOR GENOA.-The fine A / bark skkS
q LOUISA BLIss, Captain ilsh, having nearly - So
her sarge engaged w lave sk dispatch For balance
passage having Eosd accommodations, apply beard,
Ianll BoGERT WILLIAMS CO. 10 Camp at.
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HaMBURGH.

E0R HAMBURG.-Th A / fast sail sEN
ing iismhargh .tiF SIR ROBERT PEEL. Capt. go
WiehholtE laais nd will quick For
Of $50 baiea Cotton apply 10
LP. WHITNEY & Co. 81 Camp ST.
ha on board an3l
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New DopaE:-Johnny Green from the Lake region,)
and his Meeker friend took omnibus ride last evening
On arriving at their point of Decentralization johnny
thrust up two dollar bill to pay the fare After waiting
minute-the wind biting like starving rat in the
meantime-Jehu pushed back the bil grumblngly say.
change, etc., Hereupon Johnny and his friend raked
their portmonnaes and pockets and mustered between
having occasion to the two dollar bill for cigars Hnd
teddss, they found their genuine paper had been ex
changed by the generous Jehu for flash bill an thp
/" Bank OF Love- Johnny thinks that hereafter heIl
keep sxpenee ready for the omnibus sure and not nav
two dollars for seeing green Elephant Partially abatn
names, the aheyais Jar 1t hardly necessary for
In. Y, Mirrer.
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s. 7. MIC HO LAS EXCHANGE
~ The proprietor Of The ST. Neholasi would inform M ,;s,d.
and tho public aneraly that he has during aer entirely rs
ned and reuned the above popular scs that ne bar
superior lqnota laid in - ." A"'sV SoeA "
bard Of the St Nicholas the largest and mast
elegant u ma CITY, provided with superior narbebdd
and snparior assortment Of cues. . .a ~
en- THOMAS p tTu,uoYs p.,....-
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FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY g. 1854
WANI'S--WANTED

G00K WANTED.-A Woman to do the cook
ing and washing smsll family Aao Cir for dous.roon,
Aek sfsTsd Apply at 2d2 ST. Charles street above Julia or Boz
R janl0
W. ANIEl--An acclimated young man, who
" writes handsome hasa good AteouDtspt wishes
IN Mercantile house. Is n.oor or ondoor fE
oy references gwen note addressed A. Ss 4li
.vet.yg n.thilon. jhnf
M ANTED--A contract for the cutting of
~ from THREE 70 -FOUR THOUSAND CORDS or WOOD,
witlln three miles Of tie city. Apply "a - " -
dSo A. n C0CHB II 4 &c, "a e,ao;sr syee.
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