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TSEN ~ DY'S
MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
Fka Greatest of the Age +!

Mr. KENNEDY Of Rsxhnry has Il severed ~ On. .
,I-, oar o"li'nna Dastare "eeis s.remsiy
Town 10 common Pimpe lie has tried /; In over liza
cases, aud never aitrj except ii twn he ha. nov a
his l"'stss Two hahdFe' certificates .
il WITHIN i-H enty lies 81 boston.
~ hotties ara warranted cure a nnrriug ,ar-
ah'uft
oe 10 three bottles will cure the worstk R Of pin lie.
IL Inc face.
iwotu three bottles viii clear The system Of h,lc.
'sn bottles are warranted The wors cau.er in
he mouth and stor scd.
TArre to i've boltsa warranted 10 Cure tbs worst
1as-s 81 cry sIpc,as
One t two bottles arc warranted To cure all h,, "a
The ey Is "
Two heit'es warranted 10 cure running in tn. ears
Art b!"ic hes The HAIR.
-Four To 4ip bottles are warranted - cure ccrru, ,xd
uTrIHE Hlert4.
Gns haitle wiiicure scaly eruq,io,,s Of the skin
Of rlne worn
Two - three bottles warranted to cure tn, n,r,
dtsHqfHtf eases ~ rheumatism.
iaree 10 SIX boItas warranted cure .aii Them
ttYe 10 eight Bottles "iIl cure be yes,
sc-uiuia
beaef is always expsre ell fron he r., boitl.
~ ap'fi;-t Gaze IL WARRANTED waen The ats,e spxn-
atty taken
aan tried al Tie wonderful med nj he ray th.t
common "eet growing on tar pastures and along old
vtore was should cure every hunior IN the s r~nyet
i is now Fixed fatt II you have huuior ii has .
start There are no IFS amds about it, sning
cases but yours. fie has pe,'dsd over ilu.aud
bottles of ii in Inc vicinity Bn-tru and kaaa. he
fleets ri y Ia every Il has AREA done some Of
ihe 9,eateat tures ever dche IN Massachusetts ie
ave Il 70 chtTen yesr old; tn nd People Of st1it;
eai h=s seea poor Puhy Inekins children wh"..
was sof and hAbby eaared perfect state OF h..lit
ny one bottle
To those who subject to sick headache. .ns hot
tie ~" always cure it, II gives great RELIEF catnrIh
and 1Ziness. Some who lave hnxe BEEN cu,.
tive fr and have been regulated by it, Where
hndy srund quite easy but where there airy
arrangement of the functions OF Tatnre il viii eau.e
very singular feeling bat ynu must be aarmed-t!~
always disappear in from tour ia ys There !.
ueye bad fesu!t from ton the contrary whe, I -
feeling Is gone ysu will feel yourself Ike = ~ n
heard snTepf the most extravagant ehconiInis 81
that ever lister ed tn.
Nochange OF diet necessary. Ea,,he bert you
an get, and enough OF il.
FozbHry Sept 10. 1883
This is 10 csrtif,, that n H. NAY Druseist.
Pcttapd IS me duly A Jt'ffjRiZtD GLNTR3L
AsENT for ny Ntdical Disco-t'y fer thf STATE
or HAf.TE and that he is supplied soiih lhe GEhLT
Ne. direct rom my Lcbc, a,ory,
DONALD KENEDY
Sold Ia EuckSnort by +. II Parker
A.sat fci tiis@"rth ~ c G. PECK IvI
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PAIN KILLER.
Old Rheumatic Affections
CAN BE CURED BY THE
CRiMP AND PAIN KILLER.

De- con HrsHy Ilssr cured NEURALGIA or
SCIAGC RHEuaiAIfsH pfler having been ti,'irf the
care Of physician six hs The Camp aud Pain
Killer the FIRST thing t.ai afforded HAN aay rorna
neHt relief
David Barker cnred Of RHEUMATIC PAIN IN
THE KNEE, after three or fparssys sat nights Of in
suffering, BY bDttic of the Cfap aGi Pam
Killer.
I H. Carrnan suffering from CRAHP ~ THELiMBS
the cords af his legs knitting niirse hnnehes was
cured by the Cgsmp and Pam htller 'At another time
applications entirely cured bin Of exceedingly
baa RHEUMATIC AFFECTION IN THEBACK
young lady, fifteen ears Of age. daughter oil John
". Shef wood. was long sfiiictei with
SPINAL CoMpL AMT.
After being reduce TO the verge Of the grave was cured
b, the Crdinp I'd fatH Killer,
John Buckman. after having suffered everything bet
death from RHEUMATISM which seemed per, abe
almost every part Of the body cured by The Cramp
an! Pain Killer
Mrs Davis cured by II Of BILIOUS COfJC.
A man in Portland also cured by It al BILIOUS
collie, wden his lie was we'd nj Ugh ,!ssps,Irej 81.
Hundred have been relieved by it 81 ache,
1g'Ie 10 The face etc.
" BE sure and call for CURTIS & PERKINS
CEAMP AND PAIN KILLER. All nthers bearing t.s
bare limitations Psice X 2, 15 81 ~ cents
per BEETLE according TO size
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A Lady oe the first ,espeotabiiTty writes
Dear Sri am happy to be lhle to Certify to tie eff
caEy Mrs Wusl1w's soothing Syrup, and the
Of hat "a represented to accomplish. Having ie,
boy suffering greatly from teethinr who could resit
aud night by his cries would permit any Of the
taniy 10 do so purchased bottle Of tn. Suuthi
>Frap IN order to test the remedy aud wHer gwen
the hay according the directions, its etrct upon him
was like magic; lie to sleep, aad all PAN
nervousness disappeared We have mad trouble with
hln since and the Ittle fellow ";il pass through with
comfort, the e&crueating process Of teethinF ty the
sol" aid Of Mrs. Whistn~'s Soothing - rup. Every
mother who regards tho health and he If her eh lIre
should possess Il MRS. II. A. sALGER
Lowell, Mss MAJ 20 1853
For sale b. STEPHfVPAGL ( CO. lse chamsar. st
New York, aad ny G. G. PECK, Ellsworth: JOHN Sleyele
aHf Augustus Stevens, Eiuhll $ :. A. Sittw Cherry
iei; David ~Iinser FFauklIn Barnard & Graaa l3uc
sfert; u jarvis go sarry; Hancock, aai a. r
Emerson Griap1.
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/
CORN 4 FLOUR !
5000 Bushels
GOOD YELLOW
e. % IL N /!
EXTRA FLOUR.
IN bbls., half do; quarter do, and eighths
do. For sale by
JH. LANGDCN & co.
80
Hope springs Exutng from its Use,
while doubts fleeing away, give place
to Conviction most Triumphant.
BE kind eneueh, fsader, give your attention one
moment, AND you will learn what
c. 4. Richards Albeit Bitters

ARE GOOD FOa
They have been made and srli 81 ya.---s wears by
the pressu, prapfiepr au tins great truth: he
has ictS ~ Ms i,at-essior shelving TIA, they hore
earcd md heipel Thousands yea Hlns9n3s Of cases u
Nervous DEBILITY aud Degrangement of the
Digestive Functions, Depression Of mind ard
spirits Oppression after Eating, acid stomach,
Sick headache, eostivenes, JaandIee. Piles,
Heartburn, Flatulency, Female Distractions,
Dizziness, Sickness at the stomach. Water
Brash. Loss OF appetite, Pain in the side. and
TdkP0R OF THE LIVER AM BOWELS
Reader You 4ppeded tp earnestly. p1a't sqg
" only could believe his 80 he true! have somc af
The th'Vs eetHiHis and wnu!d take the mrdlclue
ance ifcautd only have confidence" IT Is TRGE
Il s. a. honest irn'h- fever there spoken
t"We Then II ynnf mind IS trllahe disfanfeuc1l and
eio'uly. Il ShH have Caic Pains after eating
,"nr food IT your body h"sios u waste or yuur
-it.HefI IN tH5 Vnn NJ yuur CuUHteusUCe assumes
ae.dri and shallow aspect If ynu have difficulty IN
iyns on 1uur eit side e. 4 y"uf skin Il try aaI shfv
sled, II gaa have appetite weak aaa variable an
pftn'ps entirely ~ strny ed Ii Your whpn system is
tn'pf csreeails lurng The process Of digestion
tNu4 nave constant uu"Asv feeling in the stomach
Nhy Foa nave fztg fitaf INhG5ESFI0Ni aud these
wI tI IT, id ~. it, ate r AT Ills aud bile at
hrsi u seoit stimulates The stomach. cleansing and
renosin thets trabtesau agents
IT ACTS UPON THE SKIN,
Row. vim AanRlo Or yIrtArRp HrMeas beau,ifying
i1a Free a6It5t HE and energy Ia your entire frame
'esl n iaz s. L tie H,rll 40 longer look dsyk and
"7} gaf ~ei your dearest hape be baGshed
l.it' htu-f tsfae bpt yljh
HEALTH AND STRENGTH
Yar W.T. n forth mi, The world 10 say VIII thousands
alo'hets { a EiGHAtp>' ABBOTT BITE Is hagt
i'r,c "auIefs i1r
Tho seauioa have c A. RicHARps signature aud ar-
''id syers here - l!to
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NOI-CE OF tOKECLU>UKE.

NOlIt E OF tOk IL Los 1 X l..
Whereas. Nathaniel T. Buzzell, Of Els
worth or thg-ecend dty Of November A. D.
1881. ~ ms deed OF Mortgage, duly acknow-
ledged ADD recorded Il The Hancock Registry
Of peetis, Book ~, Pi5~4i5, conveyed % me
"a certain ~ Of land with the building, there
on situated IN said Ellsworth, bounded north by
tie homestead ii G,osge Smith, east ~ The
county road. South by The homestead Of Atra-
ham p. Sargent and wcst by land Of Cha les
DEBATE and containing two aud half acres.
The condition of said mortgage having been
broken | claim to ;orec!ose the same and give
this notice tor that purpose, agreeably TO the
statute "a such case p;oyld d.
DANIEL PAGE,
byJ 4 peane his Atty.
Ellsworth, Nov. 10, is5j. ii
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MONEY WANTED.
Notice.

The Undersigned having changed hi. business all par
soos Indebted to hun by note account reqeesied
to make Immediate payment-asi oil persons having
dsmante are desired to ptsaeht them for payment.
WM. MAYHEM
Ellsworth Oct a. 1895 Afr
Administrator Sale OF Real Estate.
n, virtue at Il license fr4r the Clu-l II Probate hf
tbe COUNT III a4lntz lshtt. sci Public Auction
On ne 6rsf sturdy NJ res snber nsxl ca ociac6
A VI al me hnms.Jaad so much ofihs Rel, Estate IF
Stenh,a i late BucksBtrt deceased sitHAied ~
p5 snort AZ vii produce OF f-ur bundled d
ara fr lha n4vnsnt 7ftas debts aud dental chsrsss
AMEs SrUBBS, Administrator
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CtiiROPORISlS,

A. 81 Wishaste# >ff'et R'-iaH I=r#tt ap lu.!tt
s~il of VI ,t1evs. ap 'Alrs ff'e.tseJ ia Basl'.
HI..-e IL
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j. / alLBRlCa,

NJ Y HINUNFE NII,LkI,
Rn'Ss ari stationary vb-lrs,ic aud retail School
" 500 useou' Law Medical Me- haaicai Theological
Lac cat anf For II the luv est r4tez
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HOUSE FOR SALE

pu1 so,d s.eeH and h,r lSc'ijas horse, stu
f.s,L3e ate 4haui ME rem Ellsworth VILLAGE cu
IHs1g tAer,ysr rotd ealing to Ellsworth FlIIs F..
PARTICULARS enquire af the subscribed
35,f RICHARD PERKINS
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Dissolution Of Copartnrrship,

Dissolution Of tOpartnrrship.
The Corpartncrship heretofore existing be-
tween ne undersigned has been this day dis
solved BY mutual consent the dissolution to
take effect ON the first day OF Oct. 1855.
JOHN H. PARTRIDGE will continue
the LIVERY STABLE business in his own
name and upon his own account. will settle all
business Of the late firm. collect all debts due
the same and pay all dsmands against it.
JAMES II. HOPKINS
JOHN II. PARTRIDGE.
Ellsworth, Sept. 18TH. 1906
MONEY WANTED.
All persons indebted to the late firm Of
HOPKINS < PARTRIDGE are requested
TO make immediate payment to the underslgn-
ed. as it is very desirable TO close mp the bust
ness of the firm, and still more desirable to col
lect the money.
JOHN II. PARTRIDGE.
September 2Sth. 1855.
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At a Court Of Probate

2.n7c4 sAxsoev cAFra5 4 Ea@,v Bo,t,
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WILLIS
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Public schools--Fourth District.

The following list embraces the names of the Teacher
In tho Fourth District Public Schools to take charge
September lss all vacancies exoeps two (Msls Depart
msnt having been filled by election, by the Board
Directors, on Monday last
Boys High School. L. Torbert Jr Priroipal: VIM
N. BY, Assistant J. Outlet Professor Of French.
Girls High Scioos-Mrs Pagaud Principal Mrs Elder
Assistant; Mr.. Gullet, Professor OF French
Laures SchooI-Male Department Principal, Mr. Crls
we'll First Assistant, ME- Backman; Second Assistant
Mrs Simmons Third Assistant, Miss Bsnsdot; Fourth
Assistant Mrs. Cook. Female Department: Principal
Mrs Ptkin First Assistant Miss Woods Second Assist
ant Miss Laster Third Assistant Miss Wingate Fourth
Assistant, Miss marks.
Lire oak sehool-Male Department First Division -;
Second Division, Miss McLearn; Third Division Miss
Woelper Fourth Dsyision Miss smith; Fifth Division
Mrs kepinger Female Department: Frat Division Mrs
Ysissr; Second Division, MIS-. Malam; Third Division
Mrs coohrane Fourth Division, Miss Wagner; Fifth Di-
vision, Miss Feinour.
Magnolia Schoot--Mae Department: First Division Mr.
Dnpuy Second Dsision, Mr. Peck; Third Division Miss
Wickss. Female Department. First Division Mrs Page;
second Division, Miss Bradford; Third Division, Mrs
Rawlings. -
Chestnut Scool-Male Department: FRS, Division ---;
Second Division Miss Guthre Third Division Miss Reed
Fourth Division. Miss Pisser EeaAe Department First
Division, Mrs Jourdsn; Second Division Miss south.
mayd; Third Division, Miss Kay.
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PLaQUEJnzME CORRESPONDENCE

.-~.s. PARISH OF PLAQUEMIsEs, Aug. II, 1855
Eds Crescent As the doings of the soyeregns in the
Empire Parish might prove of interest to your
readers. pen you to-day the following serawl:
The Know Nothings and the Democrats of Ponteya.a-
Hache have, of late become very pugnacous Sometimes
Sam is worsted, but otener victorious Blue noses
aud black eyes quite in that section of the
world.
New members join every day the order of the Black
Lanterns Not long ago the whole male population of
district not hundred miles from the house. took
the pledge
Geo. Eusts Jr, the American candidate for Congress
is very popular with every class of people DON'T
surprised at a should he receive next fall two hundred
majority.
few persons that died last week at the Quarantine
Ground, said to have fallen victims to the yellow
fever. doubt it much
Our rice farmers busiy engaged in harvesting their
rice The rice crop will be short one this year. ass
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PARISH oFFIoERs.

For MtrS-J0sEPH HUFTY.
For cer'asr-- CHARLES N. OLIVIER
For District Atorssy-M. A. F0UTE.
FOR CLERKS OF COURTS.
Fsr's Dairiss c0un-NORBERT TREPAGNIER.
Second District eoars-P. 3. WILT,
zAira District corrs--HENRY BEZOU,
foar6 District foari-J. b. WALTON,
fy3 District coua-WILLIAM A. MOTT.
sissA Disiries Gsaa-W. III. REESE.
FOR AsSEssoRs.
FRANCOIS TURNER. THEODORE DuREL
JOHN 4. DUrOUR, JOHN A. WATKINS
FOR TAX C0LLECToRs.
Si'ss Dissviss- THOMAS AsKEW.
ssssad Dissrie JOSEPH HERNANDEZ,
Third Dissrst-- tG
Fourth Disriss--
FOR JusTIUEslOF THElpHAop.
ssrs Jsssiss-D. #. MITCMELL,
Second Jns'ies-C. N. BRADFORD.
laird Justise-RI0MARD RIcHARDsoN
sSArts assiss-HRANC0Is COLOGNE.
tvfa Jssties--
SrA Justice ~
FOR ooNsTABLEs,
eva saas't't cass-WTLLIAM o. qUIRK.
eseess J#siise's canss-J0HN a. AGaIssE
se'a ga''ia''s c0ars-IAs. w. DUPLEssEs.
Sosas yai's's cssr-IULEs s0RApURU.
ruM Js,sss's obars-
s'ssA Jasis.'. caa,s-
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PLATF oRM
OF TIE AMERICAN PARTY OF LouIsIANA

800 " . \.
:. we aasccase an amenomenS 81 sne Nasulahzatio
Laws Wsn proper W the Puty Oh U
eetiFe franchise.
= w auvooale me passage y sacn la"s as val pfs
sent sns Immigration q paupers ana cfimlnais % TN
sounIy .8s5 ~,
We opp0se any inssl.srsncs y tio sesssd asn'S
gu persons 3netner tney r. q na'iss q loaasn otn
ne are y iasor q enaon Wisn slavery D
the Rsdederal except for the protection
our S - aasn's.
s.THe "ofooase nisn NasionaA roai0s' sucn aS VII
- ~ ~ Nc
name ABROAD, ana WIN aoioW ana guard tne American
eit'zen Wherever ne moves.
q we oeheve tnsb America enoula 20 governed by
e,eosl .'e sslAe sns
w o''s - 1''S'' ~ 'u'f
soansly.
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The KingWood Tunnel, on the Baltimore ant

1o RN1'S "Vos1 1uII1Vis oh1 uIIo oubi0tl1ioIo uHU
Ohio Railroad AGO feet in length cut through slate
rock the excavation being % feet wds accommodate
two tracks The side walls of solid Masonry laid in
cement, and extend ten feet above the tracks About
5000 feet OF the tunnel will require arching For
than 1900 feet the side walls completed are
being rapidly extended for the remaining 1000 feet The
archiug is already nearly completed about 1000 feet hav
ing been placed in the weakest parts Of the work The
greater portion of the weak aecon of the tunnel which
had been nerrupting the business of the road is en-
braeed in this and is now permanently secured The
iron castings which form the arch pieces each
three feet wide, and strengthened by broad atudina
ribs Each piece weighs tom making some 900 tons of
iron in 1880 feet.
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gelegrapbe6 to the Dailp Grssfenl
FURTHER ~ THE GEORGE LAW


New YORK; August 1.-THE mining accosnts from Call
fornia are favorable. The markets active,
owing to speculative demand.
severe shook Of earthquake had been experienced
Of Los Angeles.
Anderson Democrat had been elected Delegate to Con-
grsss from Washington Territory.
Sidney Ausralis dates to June st had been received
The harvest in Australia short and breadstus had
advanced.
From Nicaragua We learn by the Daniel Webster that
Colonel Knneys party had been Joined by considerable
reinforcemsnts and had gained the good will Of the
pie Of Grsysown, by their quiet behavior.
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PARISH or JEFFERSON.
= AM ERIcAN NOMINATIONS.

z
ron SENATOR,
FERGUS GARDERE.
rea REPRESENTATIVES,
sAMEs III. MEHAsF FEY.
&EoRGE o. LAwRAsoN.
ron DIsrRIcr ATTORNEY,
W. p, SCOTT.
Soa EHRRTs,
fAsCALIs LABARRE.
soa CORONER,
y. P sHATTuoK
Soa eLEax o. eounr,
EDW. iBUIsseN.
FOB ASSESSOR,
u DeNNELLAN.
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STATE TICKET
FOR GovERNoR,
CHARLES DERRIGNY,

TON dOfGhNOh,
CHARLES DERRIGNY,
A OF JEFFERSON.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
LOUIS TExAnA,
OF RAPipEs.
FOR sEoRETARY OF STATE,
ROBERT G. BEALE,
OF EAST RATION ROUGE.
FOR STATE TREAsURER, &
]. ". Durable,
OF WEST BATON ROYCE
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE.
WALTER RosSMAN,
OF CLAIBORNE
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
RANDELL HUNT,
OF ORLEANS.
FOB SUPERINTENDENT or EDUCATION,
Q. D, sTILLMAN,
I OF ouAcHirA.
FOR CONGRESS-.
fsrs Dist,iss- GEO. EUsTIs. Jr.
Second Dstaies-THEaDORE g. HUME,
zzaa 1istriss-PREsTON POND, Jr.
fssnsa District WILLIAM d. LEWIS.
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g8~ The prevalence Of Incorrect notion

l8~ The prevalence Of incorrect notions
upon the subject Of Medicine CREST misery Medical
practice should not be governed by principles cautiously deducad
the contributions Of long experience close How i'm
portan hen that no medicine should taken by
emanaes from the hsnds Of Of talent Judgment
proby Hollands German Bi!te, prepared M
Philadelphia preparation nauaug from one Of the most cels
brsd practitioners of modern times the greatest medical
writer's Germany produced. This Ia now in able banda
as evidence that the article 10 prepared c.sfy Tally it
producing the effect the inventor intended II In u.ed
the leading practitioners Of enuss OF debility
the digestive and hillary apparatus dses.es
thersrom We therefore recommend this medicine suffering in
yAlida. See advertisement. and an I,ndhw
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There are now in Australia, in connection
with the Methodist Church, 146 regular clergy
men, beside number of native assistant minis
tiers; 1887 members. of whom 7l9o are Euro
peans, and the remainder native converts in
New Zealand, the Friendly Islands and Feejes !;
1856 Sunday and day scholars; $4,000 attend.
ants upon the ministry; 442 churches and SO
other preaching places
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Camel coal, said to be Of excellent quality,
has been lately discovered in Butler county, Pa by
company Of Eastern capitalists who have been exploring
for It, and have bought up the land The veins are from
two and ahs 10 five feet thick and the BASIN as far as
explored extends from North Washington northsassrly
e Perry tova,hjp, Armstrong county
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-29

CATALOGUE SALE OF DAMAGED Goons w,
esI ths sttenton OF the city and country t,,a.
sale OF damaged goods saved from the fire OF Gons,
Jamisons STORE TO take place this day. at 10 oloor
NJ st Bache Leaumonts auotion rooms No II chs,s,.
street Tsrms at sale.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-29

Average per year, 260,706 hhds. Average
for the ten years previous, say from 1885 to 1874
was 81 300 hhds. The crop of 1885 being only
sc, 900 hhds.
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MRS -, Of Orange, New York, who is as
beautiful as she is witty, was gazing with Admiration ),
one OF the distractions thrown across the
ios me purpose Of working the machinery Of SONS mills
besutiful!n - 'nas eiA'A
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WmLAM GORDON 6 Co., successors to Gordon
Bodstt OF Front Lsvee and Dsord streets ar
constantly supplied with all kinds OF lumber ees ths
advertisement.
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BRAzIERs' COPPER, ZINC PAINT, Erc.-In
another column Messrs Smith & Cooper No. 100 Tchou
ptoulas street. advertise braEiers' copper snow white
elmo paint, boiled oil. etc. See advertisement,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-29

INDIA Become, GUsNY BAGS, CoRDAaH, ETC
Smith Cooper No. 100 rcouptoulas street. sdysrtis.
snaaothsr column supply Of these sstipss on hand,
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The United States frigate Potomac, under the
command Of Capt Pownsll arrived at Portland. Me-,
from New York the 18th inst bound for tho Bay Of
Fuuay.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-29

~ OFFICE OF THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Camp street. Application for relief received from
Pm. taua5 Spill D, /. RICARDO, Secretary.
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CRoP OF SUGAR OF 1s54.-The quantity of
sugar made in Louisiana for the above year,
was S46.6a5 hhds. This is deficiency from
the year previous of 1o2,6s9 hhds. The pro-
duct of this now necessary article Of consump-
ton, for the last ten years appears to have been
as fo1lowa.
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EaxgNy-,

REMOVAL.
GiqMei s JnnnisOa
Would inform their iends public Eeusra that they
have for the removed the balance stock which
was saved from the late fire, to ~G
No. 5 CHARITIES STREET,
where they Goods at very great rsdus,;o,
the cost rEcs az il our intention sell the before
removing back old abou the ,5b Of
month.
ausT 2pst GIQuEL d JAMESON Cbsr,es .tr.st
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8. liz. GhexrCSatsg
HAS REMOVED TO THE
Corner of Dryades and Terpsichore Streets
Next corner above his old stand,
where he will open MONDAY, 97sh inst an
COLLARS, cEEMIsETTEs, RIBBONS, LACEs,
VALENClENNEs and THREAD EDGyNas
WHITE JAcosET, SWISS MUSLIN
BLACK BAREGE ALPACA, CALrCoEs
CoTToNs, and many other artislsu.
LOT OF DAMAGED GOODS,
which bought auction great aaoe and will h.
sold low st S. B. CHUaCHILLfS,
Corner Dryadss and Tsrpsetore streeta,
au2I sdp3. Just above his old stsn8
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AMERICAN NOMINATIONS. - The American
party Of Claiborne parish have nominated Col.
r. A. Hargis and ]. W. Mcdonald as their can
didates for tho Legislature In Bossier parish,
Jas. II. Browns the nominee. In Caddo parish,
James B. Thompson has been nominated. So
far 80 good. Now, gentlemen of the American
party, off with your coats and go to work, and
SEQ that you elect your nominees.