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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-02-07

.. lDoINe DuN.-.I havs q small bill a.
xainst you, said . sper,inaoioas looking
.cuptomer as he entered the store OF one
who had acquired the character Of q hard
Soustomer. 81 wa. .,,.3.,.I.4
J. = Yas sir, a very fns day indeed, wa.
zths reply. asaia.l sili All lgfs & ,ssa7,.
= ii am not speaking Of the weather bu,
your bill'' replied Peter in alouder key.
'ssn would be boticr if We had = little
arain.' ~. ii.,slsa a .s
.ssasConfound the rain,' continued the eol
lsctor, and raising his voice:
Have you any money 70 pay on this
xT,Bsg your pardon Pm hard Of hearing
II have made it rule not TO lend my fsnds
70 strhngers, andI really don't recognize
you.' aes -.
-sesI'm oolleotor Of the Philadelphia Daily
.Exiinguisher.' sir, and | have . bill against
ron, persisted the collector at the top oi
eAis voice, producing the bill and thrusting
aliiinto the face Of the debtor. - ~
aye determined TO endorse FOR no one;
syou may put that note in your pockstbook
=, really can't endorse it, 'i7o ~ G - ~
hiss.Confound your endorsenaant-will you
sPiyiia' i l,a 3. a'' ..9,ss .1a.' =. = 8,
vsa.. You'll pay it no dsubt, sir,s but thare''
salwAys risk about thase hmatiers, yot
know, SO must. decline it,. asisi -
The money must be mine 70 day.
.Qh, yes, ninety days, but twon't en-
dafse you for week; so clear out OF IN,
store. it'seldom that I'm pressed upol
ior an endorsement even by my friends
ION the part of a stranger. sir. your4conduc
do insxplicable. Donot iorcs mo to pu
YOU out; leave the premises. $
And the bill was returned to the 'Extin
,9uishsr' oifioe endorsed--sso confoundet
dsafthat he couldn' understand .'ass <q6i
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n all Christianized and civilized couutfiss has oaaso
larger proportion of deaths than any other alady lAee
Hcts the human family and until within few years
has been any certain rasdy to stop shs desasad1
he destroyer But now -
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Scott's "Little Giant" Corn and Cob Mill,
Patented May 1871. 1854.

THE ATTENTION of PLANTERS. FARMERS,
L and Stockholders in general is respectfully called m
this Mill the most important article Of the kind now iu
not only well adapted for grinding Cob Meal for Stock,
but Grts for the table, and especially Bread Meal from .orn
not fully ripe or dry in the fall.
In setting this Mill mechanic frame work ia wanteds
only requiring to be fastened to floor or platform Easily
adjusted and used by any body, even child.
The LITTLE GIANT has received the first premiums at
the late Agricultural Fairs Of Missouri Kentucky Mary land,
manner as the most ready concentrations from the
thousands Witnessing its performance
These Mills guaranteed in the most positive
and No. warranted to grind TO bushels of feed per hour
with horse and offered at the low price of $50 all
pee ready for attaching the team-No at $75 grnds ~
bushels per hour with horses.
Manufactured by Scott Burt st. Lous Scott Kockbee
Baltimore; Scott Hedges, Cincinnati.
[Frem the Cincinnati Daily Times.l
1.-THE LITTLE GASr."-By invitation called az the
Enlistment Of Scott Hedges yesterday, to witness the
operations Of what the inventor has denominaed the Little
Giant Corn and Corn Cob sIil Ifever weHap-
piled, it s in the present instance The mill weighs only
about three hundred pounds and with single horse at
taehed to .enfoot shaft eats up and cob with
vengeance 1t il got up Improvement on the best
patent of this Find attained and is 50 simple IN ss
construction that it be together and set in motion in
twenty minutes and afterwards be adjusted and used with
by anybody 1t will grind with ease rom IL to "A
bushels per hour.
To the farmer this MILL simple in its construction,
cupync so little space propelled by power always hand
and furnished exceeding low price OF 800 affords
greatest convenieces that We have ever Wher
they have been introduced they have universal favor
Let every interested in agricultural pursuits call Scott
Hedges, Ns9 Water street, examine and see tin opera
~ For sale in Thibodaux by the undersigned who has
in operation, which he will be pleased to exhibit.
jan27 B.F.HOLDES.
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General Invitation.

WITHOUT distinction of parties, no partially
w shown either to- Democrat.s Know Nothngs, ALI
will be treated alike except ladies, who will always enjoy
the first preference at
j M. 10 WE n ST f n 81,
of Second ard st. Louis Streets opposite j. Anglers
Confectionery store where is offered large stock of FALL
and WINTER GOODS and will be weekly received from the
principal cities i'll the East.
DRY GOODS.
Such the latest styles coored prints of dferet.
patterns, and qualities, Muslin de Lame Aerinos Plaids,
Apacs. Gnghams, figured and plaid Felvets plain black
Dress Silks, ditto with Satin Plaids, ehangeable fancy
Plaid Silks, Silk Robes, Embroleres, such as Swiss and
Muslin Cemisets Collars, Under Sleeves Bands and Skirts,
edgg and inserting, Bonnes Artificial Flowers, Rbbons
Dress and Cloak Trimmings, Silk Maatias and Cioaks,
F'annels plain and figured, Of various coors and quality,
TatieClo,s, Towels Ladies' and Childrens Belts Per-
flmery Ladies' Children and Gents HOSIERY, and many
other articles too numerous to mention.
The particular attention is called to my large and
well assorted stock OF
Mems, Boys and ChHdren's Clothing,
do not hesitate say the largest and finest stock Of
NG in this place. which offer below New Orleans
retail prices
Aso-A large assortment of ladies' Gents Boys Misses
and Childrens
BOOTS IND Shoes
Mems Boys and Chlrens HATS and CAPS of great many
Brown and Beachei Cottons and Stripes Cottonaes and
Jeans-also large quantity Of Negro Cloth all Of whck
will be sold very low for Cash.
Persons wishing to purchase, will do well, and will be
for their own interest," to call and examine my stock first,
before visiting elsewhere.
1t is daily that persons And oft too hate that
am selling goods so low. Persons at distance will be
well paid for their trouble to T5olaux and pur
chaee their Winter supply Of me.
REMEMBER. l am receiving new GOODS every week.
there will be always new fashion and fresh goods
My motto, Large Sales and Small Prots,' trouble to
show goods, ill feeling, any charges made if pur
chase isl made royA}
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PROCL 4 TION
To the Citizens of Thlbotlaux and Vicinity.
THINK CLOSE AND PONDER WE'LL!

THINK CLOSE AND PONDER WE'LL!
DULVERMACHER'S HYDRO LECTRIC
Voltac Chains, used for the instant relief and per-
mdnent of all NERVOUS DISEASES for the first
time introduced into the State of louisiana These Chains
first introduced in France two years since, and from
and and has elapsed since they introduced
into the United States. They used in the hospitals
of London Paris Vienna, Berlin also in every hospitals in
New York. They secured and patented in five differ
ent Kingdoms also in thscountry and constantly used
with the astonishing success by both Physicians and
Patients in the relief and of Rheumatism Painful and
Sweed JOINTS Neuralgia of the face Deafness Blindness
Nervous Headache, Palpation of the Heart Contraction
Of the Limbs, Cardaga, Indigestion, General Debility,
Impotence, Uterine Palms. and all diseases which pro-
duced from diminished amount Of Nervous Fluid Cerli-
cates of the most beneficial effects produced in the above
diseases have been received from Professors Mott Van
Buren, Post of New York city, Doctors Godng Bird and
Percfara Of London also from distinguished Medical Men
in most of cities of E0ope besides than thou
sandfr patients who have been cured by their in
various parts Of the country 1t is established fact
which Physician dare, can deny. that all Nervous
Diseases increased in severity rather than benefited
ofthe people being awakening to this truth By
avoiding all drugs and patent Nosrums thousands have
been cured by all powerful agents of nature, pure air.
proper exercise, Diet bathing, &C. By the use Of the
Chains nature is greatly assisted in her efforts and i'm
pulse given to the the SYSTEM which
to health without the process of swallowing the
sckennng, disgusting nosrums that thrown before
the public pamphe: containing certificates of cure a
description of the Chains and the mode Of use may be OBJ
tanned free of charge. at the Drug Store Of
CAUTION TO LADIES.
Ladies who encente, requested to them with
greatcauon for long continued miscarriage is ap
to be produced
For sale every city in the United States and be
sent BY mail to any part Of the country.
FRIRELL GAINES, Agents for Thibodaux.
8. STEINERT, Genr Agent. N. Y. E31-1y]
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EP 1T A PHI .

The following beautiful epitaph was discovered
he back Of a portrait of Washington, sent to
amily from England:
WASHINGTON.
The defender Of his Countryside founder Of
Liberty
The FRIEND OF MAN.
History and Tradition explored in vain for a
parallel to his character.
In the annals of Modern Greatness,
The noblest names of Antiquity
Lose their lustre in his presence.
BORN THE BESEFACTOR OF MANKIND,
He united ali the greatness necessary to an
Iustrious career.
Nature made him great
He made himself Nirtuous.
Called by his country to the defence of her
Liberties,
He trumphanuy yindicated the rights Of
Humanity,
And on the pillars of National independence,
Laid the foundation of great Reform.
Twice invested with the Supreme Magistracy by
the unanimous vote of A. Free People;
He surpassed in Cabinet
the glories of uVfield,
And voluntarily resigning the sceptre and the
Sword, retired to the shades Of private life.
A spectacle so new and so sublime
Was contemplated with the profoundest
admiration,
And the name of WASHINGTON,
adding new lustre to Humanity,
ItSoulluth " TeinoteSlreBioHs ol tiie
MAGNANIMOUs IN IoUTH;
GLORIOUS THROUGH LIFE;
GREAT DEATH
His highest ambition, the happiness OF
Mankind;
His noblest victory, the Conquest of himself.
Bequeathing to posterity the inheritance Of his
Fame,
And building his monument in the hearts Of
his countrymen,
He lived the ornament of the 18th century,
AND DIED REGRETTED A MOURNING
WORLD.
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fruit of the nature of the orange, or such as are
without depressions, or irregular holows or warts,
and OF such nature that the plaster will not stick
to them. For other fruit, az will hereafter be OBJ
served, rather different method must be pursued.
1t second mould be desired of the same fruit,
a new half may be cast from the fruit for either
side OF it, by the same method as pursued for the
second halt of the original mould, without having
recourse to the sand, as in making the first
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-12-22

THE pHREsoLoGIsr PosEn.-An itinerant
phrenologist stopped at rustic farm house, the
propnetor Of which was busily engaged .sSir,
= am phrenologist. Would you like to have
me examine the heads Of your childrens Twin
" !. cheap. WALL" said the farmer, paus-
.ag between two strokes, :. rather guess they
aoa need IT. The old woman combs EN- Nth
2 Jfss tooth comb ersry uses.n
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AIgiers Planning and Saw Mill.

Opposite the City Of New Orleans square below the
Second District Ferry Landing
NTHERE will always be found an kinds OF
w DRESSED AND ROUGH LUMBER, Yellow Pine,
White Pine and Cypress LUMBER Dressed Flooring Ceiling
and Weather Roards.
~ All lumber purchased at the Algiers Planning and
Saw Mill will be delivered any place in New Orleans, at
the 0peousas Rail Road Depot board steamboats, with
the utmost prompnes free of carriage Lumber sawed and
dressed to order. BASS & ROBERTS. Proprietors.
Ali orders addressed to the PropFetors, Asier WE,-
Asmrons SO Old Ievee " Orleans, promptly attended to.
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THE FATAL FLowER.-Travellers who visit the
Falls of Niagara are directed to spot on the
margin Of the preeipice, over the boiling cur
rent below, where gay young lady few years
since lost her life. She was delighted with the
wonders of the unrivalled scene, and ambitious
to pluck flower from a cliff where no human
hand had before yentured, as a memorial of the
cataract and her own daring, she leaned over
the verge and caught glimpse Of the surging
waters far down the battlement Of rocks, while
fear for a moment darkened her excited mind.
But there hung the lovely blossom upon which
her heart was fixed and she leaned in delir-
ium of intense desire and anticipation over the
brink. Her arm was outstretched to grasp the
beautiful flower which charmed her fancy; the
turf yielded to the pressure of her light feet,
and with shrek she decended like a fallen
star to the rocky shore, and was borne away
gasping in death. How impressive does the
tragical event illustrate the way in which ma
jorityof impenitent sinners perish forever! 1t
is not deliberate purpose to neglect salvation,
but in pursuit Of imaginary good, fascinated
with pleasing objects just in the future, they
lightly, ambitiously and insanely venture too
far. They sometimes fear the result of desired
wealth or pleasure; they sometimes hear the
thunder of eternity's deep, and recoil moment
from the allurements of sin; but the solemn
pause is brief-the onward step is taken-the
fancied treasure is in the grasp-when a des-
pairing cry comes up from Jordan's wave, and
the soul sinks into the arms of the second death
0, every hour life's sands are gliding beneath
incautious feet, and with sins fatal flower in
the Unconscious hand the trifer goes to his doom.
The requiem Of such departure Is an echo of
the Saviour's question, s'What shall q man take
in exchange for his soul ?"-4mer Messenger.
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MEYERS X HYNIEL.

(Successors to Thomas Comklin.)
Family Grocers, corner of Main and Green Streets.
'TIIE UNDERSIGNED having purchased the
l. Grocery Establishment lately owned by Thomas Conkln
take pleasure in saying to the public that they will always
keep choice and varied assortment OF such articles
usually found in establishment Of the kind and solicit
liberal portion of the public's support.
Our stock consists in part of the following articles viz
Flour Bacon Potatoes Mackere Cod Fish, Herring, Cheese
Pepper, Aspces Coffee Tea Chocolate, Starch, Almonds,
Rasins Pecans Tobacco. Snuff, Cigars, Oil, Liquors of
every kind, Veruce Macaron etc, etc. all Of which will
be sold equally low any other house in Thbodaux.
Dec.l-1y. MEYERS & HYMEL.
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COSMOPOLITAN
ART ASSOCIATIONS!

SECOND YEAR.
A ARRANGEMENTS for the Second Annual COT.
lection Of this and popular Institution for the f
fusion of Literature and Art have been made the most
extensive scale.
Among the works already engaged is the far famed
GENOA CRUCIFIX,"
which originally cost Ten Thousand Dollars.
In forming the new Collection the diffusion Of works Of
AMERICAN ART and the of American genius,
have not been overlooked Commissions have been issued
to many of the distinguished American Artists who
will contribute Of their finest productions. Among
them Three Marble Buss executed by tile greatest
living Scuptor-lIIRAM Powers:
GEROGE WASHINGTON,
The Father ofhis Country
The Philosopher
DANIEL WEBSTER,
The Statesman.
special Agent has visited Europe and made careful and
udcou selections of Foreign Works Of Art both in Bronze
and Marble; statuary and Choice Paintings
The whole forming large and valuable collection OF
Paintings and Statuary to be distributed among the
members OF the Association for the Second Year.
Terms of Membership.
The payment of Three Dollars constitutes any menu
Der OF this Association and entities him to either one OF the
following Magazines for year, and also ticket in the
distribution of the Statuary and Paintings
The Literature issued to subscribers consists Of the follow
Blackwoods Grahams Godeys Ladys Book and Household
Words
Persons taking Ave memberships entitled to any Ave
Of the Magazines for year. and to sn tickets in the dis
trbuton
The net proceeds derived from the sale OF memberships
devoted the purchase Of works of Art for the ensuing
year.
The Advantages Secured by becoming member
Of this Association, are
LIST All persons receive the tM rakue Of their sbseip
tons at tie r in the shape of sterling Magazine teras
ture.
I'd. Each member is contributing towards purchasing
choice Works OF ART which to be distributed among
themselves, and the time encouraging the
ofthe country dsburng thousands odoars through
its agency.
Persons in renting funds for membership win please
give their post Office address, in full stating the month they
wish the magazine to commence, and have the letter
gstered the Post Office to prevent foss the receipt Of
which, certificate Of membership together with the Maya
zine desired will be forwarded to part of the country
Those who purchase Magazines at Bookstores will observe
that by joining this Association they receire the Magazine
and free Ticket in the annual distribution, all the
price they pay for the Magazine alone.
Beautifully illustrated Catalogues giving full descriptions
sent free on application.
For Membership, address C. J.. DERBY;
Knickerboker Magazine" Office s Broadway, N, Y,
J. BRYSON BURROWS, Honorary Secretary,
Dec. 15-tf Thbodanx, La.
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tag Sydney Smith says, e it seems necessa-
ry that great people should die with some sono-
rous and quotable saying. Mr.. Pitt said some
thing not ineligible in his last moments. G..
Rose made it ont to be save my country,
heaven 7 The nurse on being Intercepted,
said that he asked for barley water"
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Great Southern Remedy!
j A co BIS GO r d Il l.,

q A 90 Is > r.. ~ II - IALs
BOWEL DISEASES, Cholera, Dysentery, Dr.
ID arrhna, Cholera Morbus, Bilious Ghoiic, Cholera
infantun, and also admirably ADAPTED TO MANY Dis
EASES of FEMALES most especially Painful Menstruation.
The virtues of Jacobs Cordial are too well known to-
require encomiums.
1. IT CURES THE WORST CASES OF DARRHGA.
Q. 1T CURES THE WORST FORMS OF DysENTERY.
8. IT CURES CALIFORNIA OR MEXICAN DIAKRHGA.
4. IT RELIEVES THE sEvEREsT CHOLac<
S. IT CURES CHOLERA MoRBUS.
6. 1T CURES CHOLERA INFANTuM.
Z. IT CURES PAINFUL MENsTRUATfnN.
8. IT RELIEVES PAIN IN THE BACK AND LolNs.
9. 1T CoUNTERAeTs NERVOUSNESS DEspoNDENCY.
10. 1T RESTORES IRREGULARITIES
IL. IT DIsPELS GLOOMY AND HYSTESICAL FEELINGS.
u. 1T Is AN ADMIRABLE Toxic.
FEW SHORT EXTRACTS FROM TESTIMONIALS,
LETTERS, &c.
81 have used Jacobs Cordial in my family, and have
found it most Efficient and in my judgment, valuable
remedy" Hon. HIRAM WARMTH,
Judge Of Supreme Court, Georgia.
"I gives pleasure in being able to recommend Jacobs
Cordiamy own personal experience and the experience
of my neighbors and friends me- sufficient guar
for believe it to be all that purpors Wis
a souereign remedy" WIN H. UsbEnwoop
Formerly Judge Of Superior Court, Cherokee Circuit.
81 take great pleasure in recommending this invaluable
medicine to all afflicted with bowel diseases for which
believe to be sovereign remedydecdedy superior to
anything else ever tried by me-" A. A. GAuLDsG
Deputy G. NJ. of the Grand Lodge of Georgia.
"I have used Jacobs Cordial in my family and this with
all hear about as remedy by those who have tried it,
induces believe that it stands the head of every
preparation Of the kind and would recommend its in
the diseases for which it is compounded"
Miles G.. DoBBlys,
Cashier OF the Bank Of the State Of Georgia, Griffith
'If there any credblty in human testimony Jacobs
Cordial stand preemnent above all other preparations
for the of bowel diseases From the Of testimony
in its favor coming in from all quarters must be very far
liz advance curative agent Of most if not all other
patent preparations" A. FLEMING,
Cashier Marine and Fire Insurance Bank, Griffin
TEis efficient remedy is travelling into celebrity fast
Bonapare pushed his columns into Russia, and gaining
commentator wherever used."-Geo. Jetersotian.
~ For sale by FRIZELL l. GAINES, Thibodaux, La,
and by the principal Merchants and Druggists throughout
the State. VIM. BLISS & CO.,
sepS 6m Proprietors Savannah Georgia
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oRFIIA. the celebrated doctor, being examin-
Cd as an "expert," on q capital trial was asked
whether he could tell what quantity of arsenic
was requisite to kill fly. The doctor replied !:
certainly, NJ. le President; but must know
before hand the age Of the fly, its SEX its tenn,
permanent, its condition and habits Of BODY.
whether married or single, widow or maiden.
widower or bachelor. When satisfied on these
points can answer your question:
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sym. J. Il.
ROUSTAN Il McEVERs,

Commercial Row-under the Franklin House, Thihodaux,
nEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
IL DRY GOODS. Hosiery, Straw Goods, Hats, Boots aa3
Shoes Hardware, ETC., etc.
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The Press GANG OF MEMPHIS HAVING Coop
TraE.-The Memphis Eagle and Enquirer of the
9th ult, says:
On Saturday evening at the White House, was
one of those delightful reunions, which only
come once Gin many moons" It was an soy
ster and Champagne party" given by the prin-
ters to the editors and proprietors Of the press
Of Memphis. About thirty Of the & press
gang" were present, and everything passed Of
in the best possible style, and with general
glow Of kindly feeling, which made us wish for
aany such g feasts of reason and flow of soul"
No class Of people work harder than the s'press
gang, and gay and gladstone festival now and
sasn, with sentiment speech and song to drive
dnl care away, is their just due. Sometimes
about Christmes, the editors and proprietors in
tend to give another grand g blow OUT
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Marie de Thibodaux, ce % Dec. 1855.
4 Wis AUX BOULANGERS.-Le prix be la
n Farne fraiche etant 81 90 sur lie Marche de la
Nouvele Orleans les Bouangers son equs de bonner 10
de pain pour dix cents durant la semane prochane
IONA. C. WHITE, Marie.
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Ia SAKE gives the following advice to the
risin0 oenerafian.

In going to parties just mind what you're at,
Beware Of your head and take care Of your hat,
Lest you find that favorite son of your mother
Has an ache in the one and brick in the other.
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HOLIDAY BOOKS

THIB0DAUX LITERARY DEPOT.
good assortment of BOOKS suitable for Gifts DURING
the coming Holidays, among which
HOMES OF AMERICAN AUTHORS
TAE SCENERY OF THE UNITED STATES.
ORNAMENTS OF MEMORY.
BARONIAL HALLS
AMERIBCN SCENERY.
THE CHRISTIAN YEAR
CHRISTMAS WITH THE POETS.
WINTER WREATH OF SUNNY FLOWERS.
PILGRIMAGES TO ENGLISH SHRINES
POETRY OF THE YEAR.
HOLY GOSPELS
ALSO.-A Variety of Animals, Albums, Pictorial, and
Juvenile Works. Standard Poets, Histories ETC., etc
BENNETT & GARDNER.
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JAMES LYON-Lafourche Packet-The new
e and splendid ght-draught steamer fensHs.Ms IA
JAMES LYON, A. B. Raglan, Master, will kk =44;=1zzs}
ply regular serni-weekly packet be- &T1.xSt..!a9
tween New Orleans and Lockport, leaving $3.50
New Orleans every MONDAY at O'clock NJ and every
FRIDAY, at 9, 4. NJ. For freight passage, apply
board, to j. F. ALLEN, 81 Tchoupitouas ST., N. O.
N. B.-shippers and planters may rely On this boat
manning in the trade the entire season. dec22-tf
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HERRINGS. - One Hundred Boxes Fresh
Il Smoked Herrings, just received, and for sale by
ID