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WQrrts.

WANT ED-A young man from I6 to 70 years q
w age. Aiso one from "a % IS. Apply a. the
Azsr1z Hoe ist marl3
ERTANTED-By q Respectable young girl, Z. si.ua-
w ton % do general house T1rs in a small family
i g111 co1l and -z,zdT=yss two years IN hzT last
pee. fr5 which TsfrsBez b. given. None bIg per-
s1s q espectzoitT nse Apply, At No. I, d s. AUG
in strset, Hafes=.zr div marlZ
gZvANTED-A saszI TESKMEST. Ei-hf7 Eve
w aiaz.es Eslk u tie City Hall Inquire q II.
sPDgAEE, = 10 Pz1r.-st. dlzu f25
RI WANTED TO PURCuAsE-A CO..
~ taZs House, ma iar from in street. Apply at
$3.50 tsls ei5ee d,g {snis
A GENTLEMAN AND his WIFE, and
"A ITO siIgi= es.t-zmea can b. accommodated with
kari. 2l 70. o sumner street. God reference REQ uad,
fs5zT dtg
KMTANTED-A god uorzHaan, who understands
w hardening and tsuyerinz STEEL, polishing. and
various Elads q EorE On irea lie mus. find bis power
and vorz b. -he piece Aa-hHery can be furnished At
fair prices and tie payms received work Ilqulre
At us Sa'7- Hsr5-d-w - DIXIE
gETASTED-cgstan Coat and Pant Makers-
w Noe bat Ers; rat= w9rznen need apply
We sla continue to sell the remainder Of our Wiater
st1cs Ct Cs,hiHg r Sc than cost until April lsr to
Hsr7-drf MACCLLAR, WILLIAMS, CO.
EgTANTED-Fifty Agents 70 self the following
~ worEs. The Bridal Chamber. The Locket. The
Magic Night Cap Psi.= BEnkUm, the Yankee Sh0wman.
Lila Weston, the Factory Girl The Fair Rebel Pso-
Pies Medical Lighthouse, and number Of other new and
popular TCrEs, each complete in itse all with splendid
circulars Great inducements and large per centsge al
lowed Young msn out Of empi0ymen is your time;
improve il.
All letters promptly attended to. Terms explained and
copy Of circulars sent By mail Apply to- or al
dress post paid R r FIREMAN.,
e Sudbury street, Boston,
MARI DIT General Agent for tn Publisher.
400 AGENTS wANTED-To sell the
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CANTON SILKS,

An arrival of Plaid Canton Silks, 154 Main street
which of, red at very low prices, by
marc dl2t GEO. P. BRYANT.
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NEW STYLE DRESS SILKS.

n y W y II y u E1F-F5 HAH11ASs
few pieces of very choice Styles of New Silks just
ceived by the subscriber. GEO. P. BRYANT.
marc d12t
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MOURNING GINGHAMs,

Opened to-day,-Mourning Gnghams, in patterns en-
tirely new, and very desirable, by
mar6-dl2s GEO. P. BRYANT, 154 Main st.
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NEW BOOKS.
Il. B A K E r &c @ o.
No. 1S4 Main street.
NoferPs Roost, by Washington living
Pride and Prejudice, by Mss Austen.
Nor'h and South, by author Of Mary Barton.
Ayillinn, by author Of olive 'Agatha's Husband sc
The Mature Of Evil, by Il. James
The B4ukng House, by author VI Caleb Stukeiy.
Year Of the War, by G. De G4roEski.
Annual Of cientifc Discovery for 1850
Massachusetts Register fer 1855
The Know Nothing Almanac for 1855
The american Altman C for 1855.
Putnam's Magazine for March.
Harpers' Magazine FIR March.
Life and Beauties Of Fanny Fern.
Heartsease. Vol,
feh27 diff
NEW BOOKS. AT ALIENS BOOKSTORE 275
" Main St, Harrington Block.
Life and Beauties Of Fanny Fern.
Ruth Hall, BY Fanny Fern.
Pride and Prejudice, by Mrs Austin.
The Ba king House, by Samuel Phillips
Life Of Horace Greeley.
Autobiography # P. T. Barnum
Leaves from the Tree Igdrasyl by Martha Russell.
The Lost Heiress, Ply Mrs T. S1uthworth.
The Inebriate's Hut by Mrs S A. Snuthyorth
High Life in New YORK, By Jonathan Slick ESQ.
Popery rs il was and as il Isl BY Hogan.
on Hand TakinEs and Crayon Sketches, by Geo. W.
Bungay.
Fashion and Famine, by Mrs. Ann S. Stephens.
Isabel Carolton, by Kneller Glenn.
The Know Nothing.
Ida May.
Wide Awake Gift, or Know NGthing Token for 1856
In Doors and Out, or Views from the Chimney Corner.
Solomo1 Northrop
Book Agents supplied at liberal discount with large
assortment OF new and valuable works, just received
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zoo AGENTS wANTED-To sell the
~ Wv New Book-''EUEoPg AND The ALLIES OF
FHE PAsT ASD The PREsESTa complete history OF the
present struggles in The Last. Also-a New Cook Book
We shall ssl the books to Agents at large discount
\. HERYEY
Bookstore, 2O7 Main street, Worcester
feb25 dtf
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TENHE GREAT SALE OF DRY GOODS
d CONTINUED FOR TWENTY DAYS.!
At WIN. LOCKE s. CO.'S.
No. 2 Court ST.. Opposite UnnoYer ST.

BOSTON
Another large stock Of DRY GOODS, amounting to
$4,000, has been purchased for Az cents on dollar and
will be offered retail at the above place. MONDAY
Feb s. at less prices than taken for similar goods in
this country. Our story is shortwe ask every lady to
give call and pledge ourselves to give better bar
gains in dry goods than offered this country
We have secured the services of polite and competent
salesmen that ladies may be assured~ they will not be
obliged to go away without finding any wait on
them, thousands did at great sale last month.
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BEAUTIFUL FRENCH PRINTS.

20 pieces of French Prints, in very desirable Styles
opened today Prices from 90 to 40 cts per yard The
assortment includes very choice things in buff and
white grounds, always scarce late in the season.
mar6 d12t GEO. P. BRYANT.
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Valuable Farm. and Persomai Property


ADJOURNED SALE.
Valuable Farm, aud Personal Property
mt Auction.
VIII BE- sold the premises, March 18th, at 10 o'clock,
one Of the most desirable farms the County, situated in
the norhery part Of Worcester about three miles from
the City Hall, containing 20 Of choice land, well
closed with stone wall Upon the same Il choice variety
Of fruit with water at the house and barn, brought in
pipes from neyerfailing spring The buildings consist
Of Dwelling House, Barn, and Slaughter Hou'e, with
good ou.-bulidiugs
Also at The same time and place. about Is acres Of
wood land will be sold, If desired Also, about 200 cords
Of manure.
GEo, HOBBS VIZ. GzEEsLEA-.
Also Immediately after the above WILDE sold per order
Of Mortgages the following personal property, viz:
One building Is BY 49, story high; meat csr.sf
two good horses; one meat sleigh; buggyvag51=
st double AaEle srs; tTo z5lgle A3rue5ses; azg
robei one wagon pole; three wagon springs; al the -
for carrying the butcherug business; one st cz-rs
ter tools and chest; silver watches; one wr-nz
desk; two cocks bookcase; bureau; f5ar beds
bssteads, and bedding; one carpet two sets czrs re
cook stove and furniture: alright stove; crgezery
glass and ua-ware, and many other articles u.
merated.
Terms at sale. For farther partisulars, faquFs q
ROBE2T 5. GLEASON, On the premises Or
Z. ". VAIL, Auesi9nser.
COTTON MACHINERY ATAUCTION.
- " I'll Be sold a Auction On EsDAF, 9th instant
al IL O'Clock 10 not previously dspossd d a private sale
ai he machinery IN the COs15u Factory ia spencer one
nile Fom the DePg. recently occupied b. EathzaIel p
uFilse; among WEtc are thirty Looms, fourteen Cards
Drawing Frame, Spssder. Lappsr, Yil0g Dresser four
Spinning Prames, Two hu.es, 6c Conditions maze
known at time Of sale Persons Wishing u examine the
machinery. DO 50 by ealing On the undsrsizned
WILLIAM HENsHAW
Spencer March 18th. 1855 d6skw2t mario
BY L. ". VAIL, AUCTIOYEEE.
Office 236 Main-SEeet, Pafne's Block.
A UCTIONEER's NOTICE.-Tfe under
IA signed, having had than six years xDersnce
IN the Auction business, in connection with s " szLYY
would offer anew his services 10 the public Tor the sale Of
Real Estate and Personal PROPERTY in any part Of the
CITY or County Particular attsl0n given To sales Of
Real Estate and Furniture, at private residences He
VIII also attend to the apprasng Of al kinds Of property
BY ALEXANDER PUTNAM
Aucts0H Rooms No. 55 and 68 Main Street
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. &c On
SATURDAY,
ut O'Clock P ", At Office,
The usual weekly sale Of Household Furniture corprs
NJ Carpets, Sofas, Chairs Tables, Bureaus Beisteads
Beds, Hair and other Mattresses Looking Glasses Clocks
Table Cutlery, and other articles Of household furniture
and the usua. Kitchen ware.
S. II. REDDlEG, Salesman.
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ALL WOOL
FRENCH PRINTED DE LANES.

Ladies will End New Styles of All Wool De LANES,
which have been received this week. which the
beautiful goods ever shown in this city.
mar6--l2t GEO P. BRYANT, 1854 Main street
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rhe Great Remedy for Colds, Coughs Whooping Cough
Group, Asthma, and Consumption.
WARR8 NTED TO CURE
Two boxes have cured a bad cold.
Two 70 six boxes have cured Raising Of Blood.
Three 10 FIVE boxes have cured Wh0oping Cough.
Two to four boxes have cured Group.
Five 70 eight boxes have cured Asthma.
six 70 twelve boxes have cured Consumption
Manufactured Gy 5. D. FULLER & CO., No. 1 Wilson
Lane, Boston
P. K. SLATER & CO., Wholesale aud Retail Agents,
No. fremont Temple, Boston, Mass
Sold by Druggists and Merchants generally throughout
The country; also By the Manufacturers No. Wilson
Lane Boston, Mass.
Sold in Worcester by L. I. LAZELL, No. 20l Main st.
febZO d&wly
Z L a L H E r b ELTIN @.
f. ORNE & CO., 90 kneeIand ST.,
Between the Worcester s Old Colony Depots)
BOSTON.
Manufacture and keep constantly on hand, the best
SOUTHERN OAK TANNED LEATHER BETTING.
Belt Rivcts, BEFrs, and Lace Leather
Of the Sest quality, and superior article Of
BELT DEMENT,.
We are also manufacturing good article which viii
be sold 20 per cent les than the Oak.
discount from the usual prices win be made which
will enable purchasers to buy Of much cheaper than at
any other establishment.
Especial attention given to Orders and Waterproof
Cementng
n. B. All Belts made at this establishment are war
anlsi to give satisfaction. dSw6m+ feb13
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ENGLISH PRINTS.


us IL Leg Cents per yard.
The best stock Of rea yagsh Prints, known as 'THoM
AS HoYLEn Prints, to be and in this city, are now in
store and for sale at the above price, by
marc d12t GEO P BRYANT.
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Books, 5tationerp, Mf.

10 ~'*FttEU TT I 2, VI.
DA MAY is just received and for sale at 49, Main
Z street. Also, IL Doors AND OUT. Good book.
ms diff z. BAKER K co.
XTALENTISE S.-A grand assortment, ,yh0lg.gIe
and retail, at MERRILL'S, 22I Main street
feblO dtf
EH'O DO GOOD & TO COMMUNICATE
FORGET NOT!
BOOKS to send abroad on tie Christian Grand
"D0 G0OO!''
Channtng's Works, and Channing's Memoirs We are
prepared to furnish these books suc low rates as to in
duce The benevolent to circulate them. Please call and
see for yourselves, at
z. BAKER & cos, I54 Main street
MARI diff
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Drp GOODS.

CHALLY BERAGES,
10 pieces of beautiful G DDS, received to-day, by
marc d12t GEO. P. BRYANT.
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n
Il GEO. p. BRYANT.
offering this SILK to the public, after having
sold the Goods for the last years and found by
repeated tests that it gives the universal satisfaction
my customers 1st because itwears without cracking
I'd, it has most beautiful color and luste and holds
until it out and lastly it is the cheapest silk in
the end for any lady to buy.
Almost every lady willing to admit that it is impossi-
bic judge of the of Black Silk by examining
on the countehose Silks which look the best and thick
est sometimes the Uorst. 1t remains only for the
purchaser to buy the article which has been tried and
found satisfactory; and the celebrated Swiss silk here
ced, is NEST confidently recommended all Lady Pur-
chasers fresh arrival of the above during the past
week.
N. B. Written warrants given to purchasers.
f22-d6 GEO. p. BRYANT, 1854 Main street.
GHAMBERLIN, BARNARD, & co.
ARE 0PE MING,
FOR THE SPRING TRADE,
FRESH AND BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF
SILKS, SEIAWLS,
English, French, and American
DRESS GOODS,
REKCH & SCOTCH EMBR0TDERIEs.
WHITE GOODS.
Domestic Goods, Quilts, Linen and Cotton sheetngs,
Feathers, Mattresses, and Bedding
CARPETS,
or every grade and description, at AUCTION PRICES.
Together with general stock of Dry Goods
of every description
Having made 'cean Sweep of our cid stock in the
last three months we shall be prepared to offer our cus
toners the coming season, assortment almost entirely
new and by far cheaper and desirable than ever be-
fore.
Our friends and purchasers of Dry Goods generally,
earnestly invited to give early CALL and make
their spring purchases from the largest. cheapest and
most desirable Stock of Goods in New England.
CHAMBERLAIN RARNARn & ca
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FEES! CA&EaETSM


At
l. Q w r. r Z r. L G e S
Than for the Last Five Years!
Having, during the winter sold nearly the whole Of
oil stock have awaited ourselves of the late un
usually large Auction Sales besides giving large orders to
Manufacturers, so that our whole stock now receiving
comprises
ALL THE NEW STYLES OF
SPRING PATTERNS,
and we can not only show to our customers a much
resher and handsomer stock than usual but offer the
Goods at from ) 10 80 per cent less than last
years prices. The Stock comprises
ENGLISH TAPESTRY BRUSSELS,
ENGLISH TAPESTRY VELVET,
BksT AMERICAN TAPESTRY VELVET,
BEST AMERICAN TAPESTRY BRUSSELS
CLINTON BRUSSELS,
BEST ENGLISH BRUSSELS,
ENGLISH sUPERFINE INGRAM,
LOWELL SUPERFINE INGRAM,
HARTFORD SUPER INGRAM, Tbor,nson-
HARTFORD SUPER THREE PLY, vile
HARTFORD IMPERIAL do. do. oarPets'
LOWELL IMPERIAL THREE PLY,
with great variety of Stair Carpets Mattugs, Cocoa
Mattings, Rugs, Mats, Oil Cloths, &C., &c.
We believe that House Furnishers, from almost any
distance in New England will money by pu chasing
their carpets, &c, from this very extensive stock.
CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD & CO.
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SALE.

BY E. w. VAIL, Aucdoneer,
Office 236 Aain street.
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SNUFF AND TOBACCO.
spASSAGE ONLY $50 FROM LIVER
RnAI. T0 ROSTnN

LEONARD X CO.. Agents for TRAIN & CO.'S Regular
and Established Lane of Packets Drafts England. Ire
Scotland. payable sight at their House in
Liverpool. OF dt any Bank in IRELAND.
LEONARD y CO.. Agents
100 Nam street. Exchange Building.
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CtorGH pREpARATIoNs.-Arer. g.

HAIR PR EPARATIONS.-I Washes
Z HILLS GLYCERLNE LuSTRAL-with and with
oil, la superior artcle.) Camin's Spanish Lustral
BJgle's Hyperion Fluid, [hree szes) Barrys Tucoph-
Hair Tonic Spadings Rosemary and Castor OIL 2sizes.
fIau1lis Eau Lusrsl. Jayne's Hair Tonic. Kimbals
II sir Renovator. Brakenrdges Rose Hair Oil. Phaous
Hair InvigoratOr. Van Deusen's Wahpene. Lnvets
W4hpene. Guerlaln's Eau Luslral. Excelsior Hair Ten
lc, Lyons Kathairon Crystalline Pomatum. Cydouine.
French Oil. Bears Oil Lu ms Re generator. Indian
Hair Oil Savage's Ursina, Lubin's Hair Oil. LOWS
Oriental Preserva i've. Babb S CrinOleum. Cleavers
pOmade. Bears Grease nc.
All of the above articles are kept fer sale by
daw ]. Q. NIL, Apothecary, 229 Main street.
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Notices.

STATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE
~ COMPANY, Worcester, Mass.
INCORPORATED 1S45.
Guarantee Capital, 100000.
Hon. ISAAC DAVIS, Prest CLARENDON HARRIS Sec'y
This very successful Company conducted upon the cash
principle with rigid economy, having accumulated a
large surplus cash capital have been enabled to reduce
The rates of Premium about rs per cent and dispense
trey with deposite notes. the annual premium being the
extent of the liability.
$4,000 only taken one risk.
Policies issued good lives for California and other
countries, at reduced rates Of premium.
For further information, apply to
CLARENDON HARRIS, Secy, 90 Main st.,
MARI dly Worcester
10 the Courts and Justices having jurisdiction in the
premises:
TESHE Trustees Of The State Reform School at Westbo-
rough, desire 10 inform the several Courts of the
Commonwealth taking cognzance Of juvenile deinauen-
cies, that the Reform School is occupied by larger
number Of boys than it is fitted to provide for They
therefore request that at present. be sent there
Should commitments continue, the only alternative pre-
scented to the Trustees to remand portion the inmates
10 the Houses of Correction provided by law To pre-
vent this necessity, this noces respectfully given.
BY order Of the Trustees
GEO, II. KUHN, sec'y.
Wesborough, Jan. 81, 1856 DIFF an50
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HZTASTED-A Snail TENEMENT. within Eve
w Esfaa.=s EziE u tie City Hall Inquire q Il
sPD1EEg. - 10. 3 Psar.-st. d.za fZT
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NTASTED--A young man from 10 to 70 years q
w eye Eigo one from "a - IS. Apply a. the
z1sr.1zs H,15s izt marl3
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L . w r r Z RI 9 e S
Than for the Last Five Years!
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II IN Us y Va BOOA a Nj SHOE SHOP
"a No. 10 Mechanic street, orcester.
The Subscribers have taken the shop lately occupied as
Adams Express Once, where they viii make to order,
Mems sewed and pegged Boots and Shoes of all kinds
Did boot tops footed with Kip Calf Patent Leather
} reasonable terms.
Also rubber sol ing and all kinds Of repairing done at
Jhort notice All work done shop is warranted to
give satisfaction, both in style and durability.
WM. B. HALE.
janis d3m S F. HALE.
The American patriot., 1855-12-22
RHODES FEVER AND AGuE CURE.

ItuR M. or.ycution. and ourr TT INsERMlrfESr
L and REMirrENr FEyNBs, FlNGn and A'uE,
UnllLs and FEVER, DuNn A6uE. 6ENEHA. phHAi'
ry, NIGHT SwEArs, and al other ioiiiS ol o'at"'s
Which have a common origin IN Malaria or Mla'ina,
This Is a NATURAL ANIlDoIb winch wall
entirely protect any Resident or traveller e.en Ia
the most sickly or swampy localities, from any asae
or bilious disease whatever or any INJURY Aoh
constantly inhaling Malaria or Mia'ma,
It will instantly check the ague IN persons VINO
have suffered from any length Of tine, ifom one
day TO twenty years, 80 that they neea never 10
have another chill, by continuing IN use accofihs
to directions The patient Mt once begins TO re-
cover appetite and strength and continues "hti
per malent and radical cure is effected
One or two bottles will answer ior ordinary cases,
some may require more. Directions printed ~
German, French and Spanish, accompany eaef
bottle. Price one Dollar. Liberal discounts mad
to the trade
JAMES A. RHODES Providence, Il. l.
EVIDENCE OF SAFETY.
New York, June ii, 1898.
81 have made a chemical examination OF
"RsoLls' FEVER AND 40 joEE, on "Ahriroff
70 MApAnlA," and have tested it for Arsenic, Mer
curry, Quinne, and Stiychnnle, but have not iouhu
a paiticl, ui either in H. nor have found my SUBJ
stance in its composition that would prove injurious
to the constitution,
JAMES r. GiIiLT0N, NJ. d., Chemist
EVlDENCE on MERIT.
"LEwisprna, Union Co., Pa, May 2, 1896.
MIR. j. A. RuonEs-Dcar Sir; The box OF mei-
icine you sent me was duly received on the itn
of April | have sold about one halt OF II, aha SO
far the people who have used it are satisfied that
i, has cured them. Il has certainly stopped 'iie
Aguc in every WHO has used 1t, ana siN oi Tie
eases were OF long standing My sister, who has
had it for five or six years back and could never
grt it stopped, except by qunnc, and that o'ly as
| oug as she would take it, is now, think, entirely
cured by your remedy T. II. McuiALi.
CAUTION TO hGUE SlffEhkKs
Take no more Arsenic, Tonics, Mercury, Qpinine
Febrlpgcs, stychnne, or Ant.-feIiodcs oi any
kind The well known nelliciency of the noAious
poisons proves them to be the offspring either OF
false medical principles, or OF meFcenaIy quaeh,
The only remedy in existence that 10 both sure and
harmless, is
BHODES FEVER AND AGuE CURE
For sale in Clinton by
LANGW0RrIIY TILD0N.
The American patriot., 1855-12-22
LEGAi. SALES.
SUCCESSION SAIL

SUCCESSION SALE.
The STATE OF LoulslANA,( 7th Dstrist Court,
Parish Of East Feliciana. No. 1855.
In the succession of A. j. Law, deceased.
in pursuance ofand by virtue of commission
l directed to me by the Honorable Court
aforesaid viii offer for sa to the last and high
est bidder, at public Auction, at the court house
door in the Town of Clinton, Parish aforesaid.
At the hour ofl1 o'clock A. NJ, ON WEDNES-
DAY THE 9TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1856.
The following described property, belonging to
the aforesaid succession, to-wit
The negro man GIN, aged about 60 year.
Terms of Sale Cash.
JAMES WELSH
Dec '55, Auctioneer
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LEliAL SALES
PROBATE SALE,

Atpyy
M PAobAIh SALE.
LIE u STATE or LOUISIANA ''h district |oeft'
w.. ais" ,iI y. .as. rth.'a'', tl,' nu
:" ",i docA"ssd u '"' '0'0's''o" " '''''
NpIRsuANcE ofand bv virtue Of m order and
co,,,n,,s;n -, ~, d;rct'a from, th'. unun,ahia
Seve,,, in,,,ic, Court in and for The Parish
of E,st F,l;r;.na
will sel at nnbl;c Auction. at the residence
If Rn,i,h Douphtv .f.rcsad On THlIRS-
UA, III. . ,th 1av of DEl,t,MBER 1885 be-
tween the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and sun
set Of tnr sam. dav The foIlowi,w described
pro,,eriv real and personal. to wit;
One certain tract of land containing $40 acres.
NOR. ar less si,uated in the Parish aforesaid
and bounded on the North. by lands of Bena-
iah Doughty. homh by lands of s. Rogers and
East bv Inc Amite Riye,-and further known
a. fin. D r.;,, t,,,ct
The American patriot., 1855-12-22
liRICAN PATRIOT
srpl led REGULARLY EVERY SATURDAY.
". Il. GREEN & G. T. DUNN.
III ouer q. 4. Neaf4s' store.
TERMS.

rrsl.i.p VON, Three Dollars, when paid in
al,ance, or Five Dollars if not paid at the
time of subscribing, or at the close of the
mar. Subscriptions wiU not be received for
less period than sir months, schich riH be
Two Dollars. inoariably in advance. Nc
,aner ciH be discontinued until arrearages
are are paid, except at the option Of the pub.
Usher. .r
MERITS SE.NENTS inserted at One Dolla,
ner sessare, of ten lines or less, and Fifty
Cents fer each subsequent insertion. Liberal
deduetions uiH be made to those who advertis.
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