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Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-03-10
Closing of the Lafourche.
TERREBoNNE, March 5, 1855.

TERREBoSNE, March D, 1900
Aessrs Editors-It is quite refreshing to read
in your paper discussion between the pros and cons
the closing Of the bayou Lourche and constructing the
Railroad have nothing in your paper for long time
amusing Poor Senator Kredge is ge ng most terribly
pumeled and Bayley will be completely stuck all over
as Gniver was by the of the Llliputians am
prsed Bayeys imprudence in coming out openly and
exposing himself to such formid bic assaants.
Kitredge may take comfort however Napoleon is great
place. but fortunately is not the entire District Lafou che
and Terrebonne something in the matter and
greatly mistaken if they do sustain him in his efforts
close the Lafourche least Now whether the Railroad
shall be built in the bayou the levee in the swamp
Of much consequence to Laourche and to
Terrebone the closing of the Bayou Laourche is of
consequence cdt consequence, and on that topic would
like to say few words.
1t is longer question in dispute the fact is well known
that the bed Of Lafourch is filling up below Thbodaus
year year. planters compelled yearly to increase
the height and strength of their evees ard there have
been yet devised which this constant increase
be arrested The danger of the most devastating
flows is annually becoming IMMINENT and the ruin of
the whole Laourche country is simply ques ion Of time
1t just that the will morrow,
unless the stopped from coming the bayou from
the Mississippi.
Now sir, all want is protection, and do not want
it the injury Of any other important interest. will
tufe make suggestion which may be accepted
promise between the various conflicting interests Suppose
the bayou Lafourche into canal IN reality The
Napoeonvle gentlemen tell that is the finest natural
canal in the word Suppose we just put locks in it at Don
sscnre and at other proper points, that the depth
Of required for navigation shall be governed think
sir it would afford all its present conveniences without
being in constant lest it should The
locks be made large enough pass steam boats Of the
largest class navigating the Lafourche, required will
afford al the facilities the Lafourche gives; eompe
ton with the railroad, which gentlemen anxious
for, and to which don't object But, am Of the opinion
that you will another steam boat in the Laourche
after railroad from Dona1donvle to the Opefousas railroad
is in operation and il would be waste Of money to provide
locks to pass any craft larger than coal boat
If the latter plan adopted, the Lafourche railroad
could be constructed to give increased facilities to both
sides the bayou much less COST because being under
necessity to make drao bridges, which very COSTLY
the bayou could be crossed by the road wherever and as
often as it should be found desirable TEHREBoSNE
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Railroad between Donaldsonve and this place that would
not pay we'll 10 lis stockholders, but Of the reaiue
advantage and cost depends in great measure upon its
neaness the bayou for this will exert controlling in
auence upon the business Of such road.
Let me define my position exactly and then all can have
chance For that purpose have signed my
in full that all may know where to aim. am in favor Of
Lafourche Railroad under any and all circumstances but
do consider the best location to be generally the that
would follow generally the bank Of the bayou but cutting
OF the points and bends consider that the n O. and
g. W. Railroad would benefited by the Latourehe Railroad
than the Lafourche Railroad would be by the
Opelousas Road. WithoM the Opelousas Road the La
fourche Road would be Of value comparatively The
Opelousas Company have prompted to advocate
Lafourche Road, in any There is therefore
nothing Official anything selfish in aught have said
done. have advocated the closing Lafourche
account Of the Lafourche Railroad, but because
convinced that the closing Of the Laoufche will be- II IL
not matter Of necessity, and further If the bayou
closed, the best mode Of construction would be to
down the levee to form the road bed and public road.
than BY any other route. It would be made Of better
material be better drained do less damage landed pro-
pretors believe that Railroad would transact all the
business Of the LAfourche better cheaper and with
despatch than is now done by the bayou.
The merits dement's Of the question to the probable
future necessity Of closing the Laoche account of the
rapid rise Of i bed and surface the only subject for dis
cushion. Your correspondents "Neighbor" and NJ "
evaded this subject altogether. g. r.. B.
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NOWADAYS

NEWBERGER,S store is oil the rage,
II surpasses far, the living age,
Being one Of the largestin the State,
And selling goods at so low rate ...'
That all who call can easy buy,
And if they don 7 they an'ttell why.
Listen now; prepare yonr minds
While call off the different kinds.
COATS of all descriptions, kinds and taste,
Any style OF breast VI length of waist,
or all materials, frock and dress.
And fit you, too, without distress.
N.xt comes cur PANTS, which to enumer-
ale,
Would take man with pen and slate.
From morn 10 night, with two good minds,
To cipher down the different kinds.
Enough 10 say, he will all supply
With anything to suit their eye:
Black, blue plaid, striped or gray,
He is bound TO suit you any way.
On VESTS, astonishing TO relate,
He is ahead of all the state;
Velve,s, plain, plaid, striped and blue,
Satins Of all kinds, and Valencias too,
Woolen, Velvets, Cashmere or Bombazette,
Figured Silks and stripes and French Gillett,
And many more; It's not worth while
To half describe the monsirous pile.
Shirts Of Linen and GiDgham too,
Hickories and Cacoes, stripe and blue,
B,,oms Collars, Cravats and Stocks,
Handkerchieis, India Rubber Suspenders,
And the latest kind Of double-enders.
BOYS CLOTHING, Goats, Vests and Pants,
We cannot fit either grashoppers or ants,
But any thirg in human shape
He warrants fit up to the tape;
All kinds of Oil Clothing at vety low rate;
RUBBER Clothing, the best in the State;
And TO his motto he sirckly adheres,
"Not 70 be undeTsold," SO allay all your
fears.
Continue your calls, and bring all you meet
To No 5, Union Block, Second Street,
oct 10
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Cincinnati Produce Market.
THURSDAY, Nov.

' f-lTTf'h
FLOUR--The market continues finn, with
good demand and very light receipts. The
sales comprise $40 bbls. in two lots, at SO. fol-
ders are asking in some cases, % 10. The
imports during the last twenty four hours were
only $50 barrels. 'l, .sry ..r.
GRAIN.-The demand for Wheat continues
active at u 66 for prime red, and 81 10 for
white, and inferior grades in proportion. Bar.
ley Is saleable At 81 30, and Oats Of 80 c. and
in good demand.
BUTTER.-The supply continues to in
crease, and the inferior grades are easier, but
the demand for p rime qualities continues good.
The sales comprise 66 frkins common summer'
packed st l3 q 10 c. IL bbls. choice roll nt 23c.
and 8 do at zoe.
SUGAR.-The market continues dull for all
kinds, and the demand quite limited. The
transactions are confined tO small parcels at
q Tic. for good fair and prime.
COFFEE.-There is no new feature in the
market the demand Is limited at previous
rates.
MoLASSES-We have no sales Of conse'
quence TO report. Prices are unchanged.
SEED.-A sale Of 3S bbls. old Clover at 81
so. None to be had now at this rate. how
ever. -l< H u no
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Notice in Partition.


A LIEN WILSON, versus, John Murnahan,,
IA Catharine Reed. Philip Reed,an William
Murnahan, Hiram Murnahan, Miriam Murna
han, Tabiatha Murnahan, Jackson Murnahan,
James Murnahan and David Murnahan, minor
heirs al law Of Hiram Murnahan, decd, John
L. Griffith, Guardian Of the above named mi
nors, and Elizabeth Murnahan, widow Of Hiram
Murnahan, decd. ~
The above named defendants will take notice
that an amended petition was filed against them
on the 25th day Of October, A d 1856, in the
Court of Common Pleas within and for the
County Of Lawrence, in the State of Ohio, by
Allen Wilson, and is now pending, wherein the
said Allen Wilson demands partition Of the iol.
lowing real estate, situate in said County Of
Lawrence and State Of Ohio, to wit: -
The east half Of the northwest quarter of
section eighteen, township two, range sixteen,
containing sixty-fiv acres, more or less, except
about two acres connected with the mill OF
Robert Vincent. The southeast Quarter of the
southwest quarter Of section seven, township
two, range sixteen, containing thirty seven
acres, more or less. And the north. east quar-.
ter Of the southwest quarter of section seven,
township two, range sixteen, containing sevenr
ty.thYee acres, more or less. And that at the
next term Of said Court, application will be
made by the said Allen Wilson for an order that
partition may be made Of said premises.
=. ~ s.s ~ 81 ALLEN WILSON, =
BY RALPH LEErE, his Attorney.
November 8, 1965--6w @
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Which, The Right or Left.

A WORK of thrilling interest which |
IA. would recommend 10 every reader, price
si,25. ls~ ,'tR j. F. GIVEN.
My Bondage and My Freedom, by Frederick
Douglas. Price Sl,25.
Cora and The Doctor. or Revelations Of q
Physician Wife. Price LEO.
Scenes in the Life OF New York Surge on,
Price 81 20. ...5
The Christian Life, Social and Individual,
by Peter Bayne, M. A. Price S.,25.
Also, many other rev ana STANDARD works,
just received by J. COMBS IL Co,
oot 10 t..- .. Bank Block
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II. & R. LEETE,

II. & B. LEETE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
White Pine Lumber, Portsmouth, O..
DEsPECTFUf.LY announce to the people of The
~ city and county, and our old customers aud friends
In particular, that we offer for sale at yard
on Sixth Street,, els sf' =, 'o ~
zoe, 900 Feet Of White Pine Lumber,
portion Of which Is dry aud in ue order hav
lug beon stuck fneen moAths. 4tF
100000 shingles prices ranging from o. rs 70 90
per NJ, and very good arsicle ut $3, 80.
100,000 feet cheap Pine and Hemlock boards. A
prine article for siding up barns and stsbles sso
for shoeting and rough fencing.
$1,000 feet Of joist and scanting at extremely low
rates. ~ II - ..i-,.1-X a ks
We wish Il distinctly understood that we kssp con-
stantly on hand good article Of dressed flooring.
All pefsons wishing 70 use iambsr will Ard ito
INTEREST," 10 give CALL. Como and rsed The newspa-
pers II nothing else for wo patrunizs The prsss.
: We sell 90 much below The Cincinnati prices that
us thejf bills. :, ~ sss - iss,lss ~ ~
Oaes Sixth street between cosr. eaA wesh eg.enI
Ne ar the Court House.
4 July 3t-Q6H%6 ss-5ff. q y stfS4-- ss'a's
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New Fall Millinery Goods.
2o4, FIFTH, STREET GIN ClNATI, O.
Z. MRS. ]. A. HENDERSON,

II ATE Mrs. E. M. RioK, is just opening q
III splendid Stock of new BoNNETs, RIBBoNs,
FRENcH FLowEaS FEArHEAs TaIMINos &C., &c
suitable for the fall tvads, to which she would
respectfully invite the attention of her Gus
to,ners. Her Stock will be kept replete through.
out the Season, by daily arrivals from New York
with all that is new and beautiful, in her line
of Business and at the lowest cash prises.
Country Merchants and Milliners will find II
to their advantage TO look through her Whole
sale Department before purchasing elsewhere.
Mrs. J. A. HENDERSON,
2O4. Fifth street, between Elmn and Plum
streets, Cincinnati, Ohio. sep 10
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DR.. PoRsHA's

A LaEnnrivh ~ aHnry warnh b1''S an y iy oalm
al .s ror ali Kinds or W"un%s | e' sara;ns Is G Rre
ses, Burns, Scnlds, Frozen Paris. Weakness or
Pains In tho Back or Shine Rheumatism. stiff
Neck, Sore Throat, Tooth Ache. Ear Ache,
Poison, Bee Sting, Crnmp or Bilious Cholic.
T,phoid and B,iious Fever. Scarlet Fever or
inflammation Of Stomach or bowels. Cholera or
Cholera Morbus, Dysentary, Pains in the Sto.
mach, Side, Breast or Head. .s; 3.g.7 r
The reason why the Balm reaches all the
above diseases, is that il ulays inflammation ns
soon as Il reaches and gets through the diseased
part, and Il starts the capillary and nervous
system into action, by an internal and external
application, and being perfectly congenial 10
all tho fluids OF the system, IL is perfectly sn !e
ns it Is entirely yegablc, and has no deadly
poison in Il. ,si e.i- ,tr
z DR.. 8. w. Forshn will be here for day or
two, and will test the balm free of charge to
any person who will favor him with call AT
the lronton House, or at J. r. Morris Drug
Store. He has already tested II in several ca
ses with perfect satisfaction.
,st H IS. w. FORSHA, NJ. ID.
OF For sale, wholesale and retail, at Dr.
Morris Drug Store. t-
All orderr addressed to DR.. S. w. Forsha
Box 1873. Cincinnati, will be promptly atten-
ded TO- oct 80
CertNcate from me Hep' ). II. fI''
LEY.
CiXcisSATI, March 4lh, 1853.
Da. FoRsHA-This Is the first time in my
long NE that have given my name in recon-
mendation OF any medicine, asa general rem.
edy' though ! have oiten been solicited.
nave used your Alternative Balm Ter nearly Two
years. hrst, ior the rheumatism IN my mp and
knee. oil which L was neOTlv n cTlOnle: linen Tor
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Barbering and Hair Dressing.

DANIEL DAVIS, 2nd door below the Iron Bank, and
fully announces 70 his and friends that he
ia prepared 10 wnipy swho may favor him with
call Ra.ss, nsrr knives and ans edge
.he most reasonable ierms Call and see him.
B. Shop closed on the Sabbath.
vulv 11h 5--N4-y.
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NEW ARRIVAL /!

(DDO9gY MiillD 3islDiR3ll
WHOLESALE AND RETAlL!!!
r HAVE just received large stock OF Boots
i and Shoes. which, will sell low by the sim
gle pair or by the case. +. DREW.
oct 10 tH
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Notice-For Sale.

CLARK 4 NELSON.
EXCLUSIVE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. s, COMMERCIAL BLOCK, SECOND ST.,
lRoNToN, OHIo.
Successors to A. B. Clark & Bro.
NOR the sale of Flour, Bacon, Tobacco, Lime, Ce.
i ment Plaster Sugar. Molasses, Coffee, and other
Groceries entrusted TO our caro-. Also, Oats Corn,
Meal Green Apples, Dried Fruits, and Produce OF
every description, sold by for account Of shippers
SALT AGENCY.
We are Agents for the Salt Company, havs rsceiv.
ed, and now offer for sae 200 bushels Pomeroy Salt.
octg CLARK b NELSON.
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LUMBER-MEN, BOAT-BUILDER
AND ALL OTHERS IN
TERESTED IN

S@ A~ Mill
We, the undersigned, having become sole
Ager,s of the right of RALSTON'S PATENT
PORTABLE SAW MILLS, IN the following
Territory, viz: All that part Of Southern Ohio
not sold, embracing Lawrence, Scioto, Jackson
Vinton, Gullia, and several other counties, the
States of Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi,
Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas, Missouri, Caliior-
nia and all the Territories of the United States
and the South half of Illinois.
We have fully tested the pract'cability of
said Mill, and having done so we onlidenty
claim for it the following advantages over any
other saw mill now in use:
lst. lis cheapness and durability.
I'd. We can move the mill to timber, instead
OF timber to mill.
Sd. The carriage runs level with the ground,
and is in sections so that the timber can be
sawed of any length, without stump shot as
the saw cuts both ways.
dth. The saw runs horizontally and begins
on the top of the log, which prevents all SPRING
ing and is peculiarly adapted 10 the saving of
Ship Plank, Floor Timbers, &c.
5th 1t can be attached 10 any Steam or Wa,
ter Power, and will not require more than half
Mills, and will do as good work and more OF it
than those with the vertical saw.
PR OF.
Two OF these mills are now IN operation at
Wheeling, Va, one in Columbus, o., one at
Warren, Trumbull county, o., and hundreds
in other places, all constantly running, as
sample for inspection to all. The saw IS drv
ZEN by six horse engine, and placed upon a
frame that is also portable. =,
We are prepared to manufacture the above
described Portable Horizontal Saw Mills, with
or without Engines, at short notice, at reason
able prices-with Township Rights-put them
up and give WARRANTED, Ill any OF the
above described territory, or in any other por-
ion Of the United States, not previously dis
posed Of
This mill is portable, and capable Of trans
portation wherever there is navigation or roads.
ANY information wanted, or orders sent by mali
address the undersigned, "Ironton, Ohio."-
They will promptly ship to order, Mills, to any
port or raj! road depot in any Of the above ter.
ritory. For further particulars refer to
U. B. WHITE, Newton Falls. Trumbull CO.
Ohio, or TO any lumber, man in use Of the mill.
JAMES CAMPBELL, .nen,.
-. CHARLES A. HAlGHT. 1Ase''
Ironton, May 29th, 1865. 5,'.
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FALL AND WINTER STYLES
DRY GOODS. 6
WILLIAM LEE & CO.,
"a, WEST FOURTH STREET,
CINCINNATI.

OFFER 10 their customers and others, an unusually
" LARGE AND ELEGANT ASSORTMENT, in
all the vnriees Of GoOps for the season. selected with
great car. in regard 10 styles, qualities and prices.
Attention is respectfully invited to very extensive
nssortments in the following departments, viz:
LAcEs AND EMBRoipRRIEs, portion Of which were
imported direct
SILKS OF THE NEWEST AND CHOICEST STYLES, in
great variety.
PRINTED MusLrN-DE-LAINRs, PLAIN FRENcn MERI-
NOS, aud other Fancy Goods.
CALICoEs AND GINGHAMs-The styles and prices
will, usual, secure attention 10 this depart tment
Flannels, Musins Linens, Housekeeping Goods a
larger stock than usual in varieties and at prices 10 sui,
all.
Cloths. Casimeres, and other Goods for Boys.
Shaws of new and popular styles.
Also, Cloaks, and Vevets Cloths and other matcri-
ais for Cloaks. Particular attention is invited TO the
Coaks from the manufacturing department OF the
House.
N. b.. Our purchases made in large quantities
and nj the most advantageous rates and our selling
prices the price sy siem will be found advanta
geous to our Gust tomers. WILLIAM LEE CO.
sep25
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6O DOZEN Country Knit Socks, at Ga, 60 per dozen,
w or rs cls per single pair; IS dozen do. nj S2,aS
per dox en-. N. DERBY CO.,
Corner Of Second and RqiIroad Streets
oct 16
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

T WILL sell my House and Lot, on Fourth
Street, on the very low est terms for cash.
The House is frame l6 ~ 20 feet, and in an
eligible part Of the town. l have spent the
past season in Kansas, and wish to return
there immediately with my family, to cast my
mite into the scale of Freedom.
sep23 JOHN MARSh.
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NVA%EHR~S
1 000 BUSHELS Flaxseed, 5000 pounds paper
l,OUO rags, ut the highest market price, by :.
- A. b. CLARK Bro. .
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E0 PAIR Children's Fancy and Congress Gates
- "I1,. HARPER 4 Cos
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A. H. SAMSON,
A T T o IN EY AT "A w
And RnaI Eotafn l~Auf q

And Real Estate Agent,
Oak Hill, jackson County, Ohio.
WILL attend the Court in Lawrence, Gal
w liza, Megs, Jackson, Vinton, Hooking,
Athens, Pike, and Ross counties. All business
entrusted to his care will he promptly attended
to. Persons entitled to Land Warrants under
the late act OF Congress, will do well 10 give
him call, as he has peculiar facilities for OBJ.
tanning the same. The highest cash price paid
for Land Warrants. Real estate bought and
sold on reasonable terms. Persons wishing to
buy or sell real estate will consult their inter
est by employing him. nov 6, 1855
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W. KELLEY. W. IL. KELLEY.
/. W. KELLEY & CO. i
No. 6, Union Block, Ironton.
Fresh Arrivals from Philadelphia, of
Dry Goods, Queensware, Glassware,
and Fancy Articles.
A FTER many thanks to the public for their
IA. liberal custom, we would say that we
have just purchased in Philadelphia, stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
which we are now receiving, and are better
prepared than ever before to offer BARGAINS
to our numerous friends and customers.
Our Stock of Ladies' Wear.
Consists in part of CALlCOES American,
French, and English Prints, latest styles,
Gnghams, Muslin de LANES,
Black Lusties, De Baizes of all varieties
Bombasins, Cashmeres, &C.,
Palmetto and Lyonse Goods,
Plain and Fancy Luslres \
Black Silk Dress Goods.
Satins, Plain and Fancy,
Linen Collars with figured needlework,
Ladies and Gents Linen Pocket H'dkfs.
Silk do
Chimizettes and Underseeves, e
Ladies' Cioaks and Mantillas,
Bay State Winter Shawls,-a large variety.
Bonnets--latest styles.
Ribbons and Trimmings rich assortment,
Hosiery and Gloves.
Plaid, WOOlen, and Canton FlannelS,
f.'a Of every Variety and Color.
American and Dutch Check. .}.t
Tickings of the best estmanufacture.
Woolen, Linen and Cotton Table and Stand
Cloths, y q IS "a
Irish Linen Of all qualities and prices.
Cloths, Casslmeres and Vestings,
Of every grade and color, from the finest impor.
ted to the cheapest domestios. 80 r@'
Cotton Yarns and Batting,
Carpet Oh ain of all colors,
Stocking Yarns in every variety.
Queensware and Glassware.
We have Just opened large stock Of Queens.
ware and Glassware, and can furnish complete
sets Of the latest and most elegant styles Of
Stone China, white as snow also large as
sortment Of Glassware.
Rio, Mocha, and Java Coffee. 8
Imperial, Gunpowder, and Black Teas,
| All orders sent uswill be promptly attended
b, without any disappointment as to quality
and .pTieeof goods, oFthe time of their deliv.
cry. Our old friends, and. every BODY else, are
respectfully invited to-.6all and examine our
stock. =. ]Nov. 6,'55
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lRONTON BOOK STORE

lRONTON BOOK STORE.
J0H Na. HA GEE
Bookseller, E.H
Il Stationer,
and dealer in ~
Wall Paper,
', Window Shades
and Fancy Articles.
Has on hand and for sale the largest, best and
cheapest assortment of Books, Stationery, &C.
ever offered in Ironton.
Also full assortment Of the publications Of
The Am. Tract Soc!ety. y.
Am. Sunday School Union,
and Religious Tract Society London.
Those interested in the diffusion Of useful
knowledge please call at
Railroad st., next door TO the lronton house.
Ironton. June 10. lsSt-20,-tG
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Cooperage! I! Coopsrage!l

CLACK and Tight Cooperage, Tlghi half barrels and
y Kegs, tight pickle tubs with lids, slack half barrels
&c., f0r sale on ac't Of w. H. Bryan, by
A. b. CLARK & Bro.
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DAGUERREAN GALLERY.

TyHE undersis Ia has tilted up the room re.
Gently occupied by Mr.. CHAMpI.lN, and is
now prepared to take GOOD PICTURES, in
all weather. Paintings, Daguerreotypes and
Statuary accurately copied. Careful instruc-
ton given in the art MRS. DAUPHIN.
sep ~
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Ii.Is / Lime lls Iii1sA 1

lYUE stAl ell line en eepfpneai iftna 1bsspa -.
l;U iosiSs eN swords 6iHs. 10 bxsr13S T. -
issssessss X ys.s ~ ~ ~ pisAak Astl
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i000 PAIR Of Children's Lace Boots, pegged
1OOV and sewed, Of all kinds, colors and prices,
constantly on haud ut HARPER Cos.
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MASONIC.
7 IGHT of the Temple, by Strickland; Outlines Of the
IL Temple. Moore Craftsman, Moore; Masonic Text
Book, l. l.. Cross; Master Mason's Diplomas, at
IL ,s ]. COMBS l. CO.,
sep. 25 Bank hi oc
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New Arrival
.F fresh Groceries which will be sold low
u for Cash OF most kinds of Country Pro
luce. D A WHITE.