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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-06

will find constantly on
I J hand Elliptic Springs. Axes. Hub Bands
Laces, Oak Feiioes, Bows. and general as
sori,nent of Trimmings. AT the Hardware sore
of REYNOLDS & MFADDEN, Lewisburg.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-06
Jcwsurg Chronicle & West Branch Farmer-Apr g. 1850

CADDLERS. if you call and examine our
stock of Harness, Bride and Roller buc- (
kes, Bits, Hames, Stirrups, Mounting, Girlii-
ing. Deer Hair, Strainng Web, Saddle Tres.
Whip Stocks and Saddlers' Tools,you will ind
il To your ADVANTAGE. Hardware Store IN Lew
isburo REYNOLDS 81 MFADDEN.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-09-29
PHOTOGRAPHS.

MO one should think Of getting likeness Of
In themselves or friends until they have examin-
ed those CRYSTALOTYPE & AMBROTYPPES
taken by J. l.. & ii. M. LOWELL.
The CrystalOtype is first taken upon Glass and
Is then transferred to paper in unlimited numbers,
as from copper plate. By this process we are
enabled with the Daguerreotype instrument, to
produce paper, views Of Landscapes, Residences,
copy Daguerreotypes, and take Portraits from life
with the unerring hand Of nature, rivaling in
beauty the finest Eugravings.
The Ambrotype, very beautiful picture, is to-
ken upon Glass and finished in such way that
they are unaffected by acids, and lay in water
for months without injury, being perfectly air tight
as we'll as water proof
Both Of the above are truly wonder Of the
Actinographic art.
We still take all the various styles Of the ordina-
ry Daguerreotype and we dAtter ourselves that
they are not inferior to any produced in city OIL
country.
" This is the only COMPLETE Actinographi'
Establishment in Vermont.
Orders from abroad promptly attended 10.
J. l.. a. III. M. LOWELL
Brattleboro, jane i6. 1855. II
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

"WEDNESDAY, Sept. &C. 1855.
Al market to-day 1924 caiile-l020 beeves, and 20i
stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows and Calves.
Yearlings, Two g. Three Years Old.
PRIcEs- Market Becf-Exua Seas 50 LIST quality,
rs Tai IS, I'd do, 8, 50a6; DIDO 8 ordinary 4a5.
Working Oren-S72 10 Sll5. Few at market.
Cops and Caires-S25 TO $50.
Iiro Years Oh-Sil, l2al6.
Three Years Oh-Sl5, l7a20
.sheep and Lambs-4420 at Enthusiastically lots
81 25 IS 90 each Extra and selections 81 5, CAL
Slciae-875 al market. Prices, &c per ID. for old /;
Z i-2a8c per h. for young.
Hides--6 l-2a7c per lib. Tdiioic-S9a9 lie per ID.
Pehs.-5Os75c. Calf Skins-l21e per h.
Calres-S4, 6, 8a10. 90 at market,
Remarks Beef Cattle a shade higher, with quick
sales Stores continue dull, owing 10 short feed
Drovers from Maine have taken their cattle back 10
that STATE as feed is good rather than sell present
prices Sheep in of better quality, aud sell quick
but for poorer sales are dull
~ b. There so cars over the Boston 81 Maine
Railroad, 10l over the Boston & Lowell Railroad and
90 over the Fchburg Railroad, loaded with cattle,
Sheep swine horses and fowls.
N. b. Beef-Exlra, including nothing but the hes
large oxen, well stall-fed, al least one year.
First quality consists Of large, fat oxen stabilized, al
least several months.
Second quality includes the best CRASHED oxen the
best stabilized cows and the best three year old steers
Sheep-Extra consists Of choice bucks, and fancy
yews for stock, and the best cosseis.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-09-29
BOARDING 4 DAY SCHOOL.

A|OAAANA<44NNT ~ La NOOIlOOlIs
MISS SARAH J. HUNT,
DROP0SES to establish in BRATTLEBoRo, W.,
Il Boarding and Day School. to commence on
the 9Th Of October Miss HUNT has had much ex-
perience as Teacher, formerly as Principal Of the
Edenton IN. CO. Academy, and more recently as
one Of the principal teachers Of English Mathemat-
les and Latin, in the Patspsco Institute, Md. She
hopes that her efforts to found Female School in
this attractive portion Of the country may be kind
ly seconded by the inhabitants, so that in their
midst shall rise up an institution which may be an
ornament to this beautiful village, and draw hither
pupils from various portions Of the country, as well
as afford to the neighborhood the means Of home Of
thorough and liberal education.
CONDITIONS washing, use Of bedding,
&c, with tuition in the English Department, 500
for the scholastic year Of fbrty-two weeks-$50 re-
quired in advance
Extra Charges per Quarter-Pano, $40; use
Of instrument 81. Harp, $l6; use Of instrument
50. Drawing and Water Painting, S. Oil Paint
ing, $40. Latin, 81. French, So. Greek, Span
ish, Italian or German, Sc each. Dancing, $40.
Terms for Day Pupiis.-Fifth Glass, or Prepar-
atory Department, "a per quarter, or for eleven
weeks. Fourth and Third Glasses, SO. Junior
and Senior Glasses, $40.
French and Musical Sorecs held Monthly. Pu-
pills charged from time of entrance and no deduc-
ton made but for protraoted Illness No scholar
received for a shorter period than one quarter.
class Of younger pupils will be received into
the preparatory Department.
The Principal would respectfully remind parents
that in order to ensure such proficiency as will be
desirable for their daughters, regularity prompt
ness in attendance indispensable. Punctual at
tendance on the 9Th, is earnestly requested in or
der that recitations in all the classes may be held
on the following day.
Applications can be made previous to the first OIL
October, to the Rev. Mr. Eastman, at his residence
on High Street; after that time to the Principal al
the School, (ate residence Of Mrs Pell, North Main
Street)
The Rev. Mr. EASTMAN will give instructions in
Latin, Greek, and Moral and Mental Philosophy.
Mrs PHELPS TEsTIMoSIAL-Miss HUNT, ar
able, efficient and popular Teacher, leaves the Pa
tapsco Institute, where her loss will be deeply re.
GREETED and with difficulty supplied Wishing Il
establish q school Of her own, she recommend
ed to Brattleboro, as delightful residence, attrae
tive to strangers, and she locates there with tn,
confidence that her own persevering and judicious
efforts will be seconded by the intelligent inhabitants
of the neighborhood who cannot fail to appreciate
the Importance Of Female Institute in their midst
where girls may be instructed in the best modes o
education, and in the most thorough manner.
| (Sigued.) ALMIRA LINCOLN PHELPS,
Principal Of The PGtdpseo Institute,
August 18th, 1855. 1857 Maryland.
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DEATHS.

In Dummerston, 10th inst. of consumption,
SARAH e., daughter Of Alexis c. and Eliza Hosley,
aged 20 years and 6 months. Printers in N. Y,
N. H., and Mass please copy.
In Townshend, 22d inst, Mrs. Polly ALLEN,
widow Of the late Peter Allen. aged IA.
In Wilmington. Sept. %, Mr.. SPENCER ALvoRD,
g.. Sept. 90, Mr.. WILLIAM WILDER.
In Lancaster. Mass, Sept. 2, Miss CATHARISE
CUMMINGS. aged 70 years, o months and 20 days.
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THE HALLELUJAH.

r DWELL MASON's new collection Of Church
IL Music, contains upwards Of ONE THOUSAND
pieces Of Music, adapted to about ONE HUNDRED
than usual of ANTHEMS and other Set Pieces. The
ELEMENTS Of Music have been especially pre-
pared for Singing Classes-a variety Of pleasing
exercises, four-par songs, and rounds interpreted
and there is added MUSICAL NOTATION IN A
NUTSHLLL-a brief course for schools.
A specimen copy will be sent, by mail, postpaid,
PoR EXAMINATION, TO any teacher Of music, OF
leader of choir, on receipt Of sEyENrr-FIvK GENTS
23 Park Row, New-York
6w3fl saAborn, Carter q Baxin, Boston.
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NECESSITY THE MOTHER OF
INVENTION.

july 25rn, 1856
MY WIFE would not cook BEEF at fifteen cts.
III per h., (and there was good reason why y
and | finally concluded not to break up keeping
house, but to reopen my MEAT M.aRKET,
and now gentlemen you and can get STEAK and
RoAsTISa BEEF for 10 cts. per ID.
N. b. Cool Beer and Ice all the tune on hand.
Brattleboro, July 25. 1855.
90 W. H. ALEXANDER.
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ID X. q. W. IL u X Il N,
ID EsPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants Of
IN Brattleboro that he intends establishing him
self for the practice Of Physic and Surgery In this
vicinity, hoping to receive share Of public patron
Age.-Takng rooms at the Revere House. Office
opposite the Post Office.
Dratuoboro, VT. July 10. 1855. 2l1
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BRATTLEBORO RETAIL MARKET

Masonic Notice. The regular commune
cation Of Golden Rule Lodge of Free and Accepted
Masons will be held at their Hall in Puiney on the
Wednesday next preceding the full moon in each
month. at 10 A. n. ]. LOW, Sec.
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AUCTIo SALE
Ten Dollars Premium.

4 THE subscriber, will pay the above Premium TO
l. any man who will exhibit at the Agricultural
Show and Fair, in and for the town Of Nottingham.
to be holden at Jacksonville, Wednesday, Oct. 10,
1866, BUCK Of coarse wool grade, together with
a sample of his stock, which has been owned and
kept in the County Of Wndham, for the last twelve
months, which shall excel in quality. size, and
beauty Of form, a LEICESTER BUCK & LAMBS
which have. DAVID G0ODELL.
Nottingham, Sept. "a, 1866. 2w36
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GRATED FRUIT TREES.

L,OR SALE, the largest and handsomest Trees
IL and the best variety ever offered for sale in
this market. Many Of the Apple aud Pear Trees
are in bearing state. Among my apples is the
Bottle Greening "a new Variety which for great
growth, beauty Of the tree, early bearing, and ex
cellence Of Fruit cannot be beat
Ounce bushes, Grape vines, Houghton's Seed
Gooseberry, Downing's Colossal Rhubarb, &c.
Horse Chestnut and Black Walnut Trees Of large
size for shade trees.
Having made arrangements with r. MArrIsox &
Co. Of Rochester, N. Y, can furnish Towering
Plants and Shrubs of every variety on short notice
and at the lowest nursery prices.
SOLYMAN CUNE.
Brattlcboro, Sept. 8, 1866. 6w32
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STATE OF VERMONT,

MARLBORO, IS.
The Probate Court for said District To all per-
sons interested in the Estate Of zELOTES DICK
INS0N, late Of Brattleboro, deceased,
GREETING:
VoU are hereby notified that this Court will de-
Il eide upon the allowance Of the account Of
WELLS GO0DHUE & MARY J. DICKINSON,
executors of the last will of said deceased and de-
cree distribution thereof among the heirs entitled
to said Estate at the session thereof to be held at
the Probate Office in Brattleboro, in said District.
on Monday, the 10th day Of October, A. d. 1866,
when and where you may be heard in the premises,
IL you see it, f. H0LBR00K. Register.
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cHuAP ron CASH.

THE undersigned DESTROYS Of closing up their
l. business, offer their entire stock Of GRO
CERES for sale at greatly reduced prices Now
Is the time to buy cheap for cash
All persons indebted to us are requested TO come
forward and pay up previous TO the IL, Of Novem-
Der. II. ARMS & SON.
Brattleboro, Sept. 9th, 1856. 30
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CCROFULA has many forms & many names
- with different localities, external and internal,
and in many cases terminates in Cancer and Con-
sumption. The subscriber has experienced its
dreadful effects. But he has found a remedy that
has proved Of the highest importance to himself
and many others. Let the afflicted try Il.
N. KIrTREDGE.
Brat,lsbcro, VT, Sept. 10, 1855. sma4
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MARRIAo 8.

In Guilford, Aug. lth. by n. P. Chaplin. Esq,
Mr. Morals MANNING Of Conway. Mass, and Miss
LuAEA JOHNSON Of Coleraine, Mass Sept 18th,
Mr.. RoDsEY L. BLoDoETT and Miss VIOLA KEYEs,
both Of Conway, Mass.
In this village. Sept. Goth, by Rev. Geo II. Deere
Mr. FRANKLIN THOMPSON of Colerane and Miss
CoRINrHA T. MOWER of Wardsboro.
In this village, Sept. 2lst, by Rev. j. c. Foster
Mr. JOSEPH WAIT and Miss DEBORAH KEITH, both
OF Greenfield, Mass.
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RlNGLETS klN0LETS
Ladies and gentlemen, ifyou would have your
hair wave and curl equal in beauty to the natural
curl, should remember that Dr. Sanderson's CUR
LING FLUID, is the only article ever offered to the
public that will effect this desired result. But ONE
application is necessary to curl it much as may be
desired, for any length Of time.
From the many testimonials he has received, the
in recommending these articles to the public, as de-
cdedly the best preparations for the hair now be-
fore the American people.
The recipe for making the Dye and Fluid will b
sent to any person on the receipt OF ONE DOLLAR
(togethor with full directions for using,) by Ad
dressing post paid, to II. W. C0LS0N, Portland
Maine.
~ Money current in the vicinity Of those wish
ing the receipt will be received at par.
Portland, Sept 4, 1866, Ems
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TIE MIGMEsT PRICEs

~ LNOR GOOD SPRING CHICKENS and
~ IL first rate fresh Butter will be paid al
the Wesselhoeft Water-Cure.
July 20, 1866, q
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
THAT DESIRE -
Beautiful Hair and ElOiOing Rnglets!
Can obtain either by using
DR.. I. D. SANDERS0N'E HAIR DYE


CURLING FLUIDli
IN0R tbs last fifteen years Il has been an object
IL of the deepest study with Dr. Sanderson, to pro-
duce DYE, that if applied TO the HAIR, would
change II to any tint from the ghtest brown to the
deepest black, and perfectly initiate the natural
hues Of the hair. 1t will in burn, stain OF
injure the skin, leaving the head in a perfectly
healthy condition. II ONLY ONE APPLICA-
TON Is REQUIRED
l5fs II will prevent the hair from falling of, and
warrented to restore il on bald places on the head
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FAMILY GROCERY STORE.

THE HEAD QUARTERS roR EVERYTHING IN THE
G RoCERY, RoDUCE
AND FRUIT LINE
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FROST g. GOODHUE'S.

HAvING large sales their assortment is always
the Largest & Freshest, and prices as low as
can be found in the country. All kinds Of Produce
taken in exchange.
Sept. %. 35
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MIRRORS.

A VERY large assortment in Gilt. Mahogany.
N Rosewood aud Walnut Frames, for sale cheap,
by A. Z. DwINELL.
July 25. 6m26
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CoFFINS.

MAHOGANY. Black Walnut, Birch, and Imi-
vi tAton Collins Of all sizes, constantly on hand.
Also PLATES and GRAVE CLornEs, all Of which will
be sold at the lowest prices, BY
A. L. DwINELL.
July 25. 6m26
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FOR SALE.
HIDES WANTED.

Il RENE, REED BRYANT will pay cash for
IN any quantity Of Hides. say from one bide to
10000, the hides 10 be delivered at their Tannery
in Brattleboro.
Bratleboro. Aug. 16. 1865. l0w29
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TEAS.
REFRIGERAToRs

OF nice quality, and made by experienced
" workmen, for sale by A. L. DWINELL.
July 25. 3m26
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1855-07-01
AVIS JUDICIAIRES.
ETAT De LA LOUISIANA.
PAgoIssE SAINT JEAN-BAPTisTE.
corn my A, nISTprrT II-ntrIkIpr

rA"o'S,I sA'Ni 'hAN.nAriisit.
COCR DU 4E DISTRICT JCDlClAlRE.
Ssocr.sioa de fen larcei,p Rodrigpe.
-x -. :. -,
hu ~" r,a..s,a% .s"w Jon. M, '
-, " nn,;s'; 30, . mn. ~. T,., Snp ua =,
sa wv w '''"'' """' g p"' ''N'''
I."r.;.; ,,. ,,,,;,, -, a,,;,;,o IA
~. amn. W....i;,,P Ppod,!rnnz =" an a.,, = na'
. sun ,rI,nt IN g'.;,,.s h' va
h.nr., NJ -. ,,n,r;.,s. s;l.n,.s d.cr;,s.
eu'es a. n, ~ rop. p a,'
uepsnaa,'' uc "a cys''uss'. ,: W, e
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1855-07-01
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
Parish Of 81. John the Baptist.

FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
Parish of 81. John the Baptist.
Andre Triehe, administrator, VS.. Caiiste
Tromard.-No. 45S.
DY virtue Of an order Of seizure and sale
ID issued out oft 4th Judicial District
Court ofthis State, in and for the parish Of
st. John the Baptist and to me directed by
the Court Aforesaid
Ishall offer at public wuction ON the spot
on Saturday the 7th day Of July next,
(Is55) at IL o. clock A. NJ, the hereinafter
described landed property seized in the u
bovc entitled suit, viz:
A landed property situated in this parish
If st. John the Baptist, am the lef bank Of
Mississippi river. measuring sixteen feet
trout to said river ~ the extent VI five srpents
and 10 feet Tin the rear) and thence having q
witdh Of one acre more or less 70 the total
extent whish is farty arpents beginning to
the river with double concession. bounded
on the upper line by q land belonging to
Matthias Cambre and ON the lower line t. the
extent of five srpents III feet BY lot Of
ground belonging to Tiger Vicknair and
from thence by the landed property Of Mr..
Andre Triche.
TERMS.
Cash.
Parish ofst. John the Baptist, may s6,
JEANF. BURCARD.
rE. ...fsr r-fra Sheriff
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

PARISH OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST.
rorpru yrrn,cI,r. nISTpIcr cOI.pr
Snecessaon of the late Marrsis Rodrigrc.
ny yjrtue of an order of salc rendered this
ID dny and 10 me directed by the Honorable
the Fourth Judicial District Court of this
state. in and for ti.e parish ofSt John the Bap.
fist
1 shall offer at public auction at the domcil
of widow Marcel,n Rodri,uc, In this parish,
ON THURSDAY. tl,. 18th day ofday cf July
next. at 10 a o'clock A. NJ, the hereinafter des.
cribcd properties belougin. to tie community
which hns existed between said late Marcelin
Rosirieue and Rosslie Madere his surviving
widow. to.wit
Io-A certain quantity OF moyeablcs.
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AVIS JUDICIAIRES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
err JUDICfNL DISTRICT COURT.
Parish af 81. lahn the baptist.

Parish of ST. yobn the BAPTIST.
ysl. LaJsfI va. C. Trrioin Degruy.
No. "a.
W BY virtue ofan on Ter Of seizure and
sale to me directed By che honorable
,bc Fourth Judicial DistriSt Court Of
this State, in and for the pafsh Of st.
John the baptist;
I shall Offer st public at public aue-
,iou at the Court house Of this parish
on SATURDAY, the 9TH day of July
next 1855, at IL o'clock A. NJ, the
the following described properties sell
xed in the above entitled suit. to wit:
/ The undivided half Of "a tract of
land situated in the parish Of st. John
tbe Baptist. on the right bank of the
Mississippi river, measuring two hun
dred and thirty feet front ON said river,
ill one hundred and thirty feet deep
from the foot Of the levee, and from
there being only one hundred and eigh-
ty feet wide to It's full depth which can
no. be precisely stated; bounded on the
upper line by land belonging to the
succession Of the late Jean Esneault,
and on the lower line by that belonging
toJean Albert Hardouin. Also the un-
divided half Of a saw.mill and its acces-
Sries and all other buildings and i'm
provcments thereon situated consisting
in one dwelling house, negro cabins,
store room. corn house, etc. ,
. The three following slaves, to-wit:
Charles, an american negro aged
about 45 years.
Figaro, creole negro aged about %
years.
John Long, an american negro aged
about 20 years.
Cash.
Parish Of st. John the Baptist, june
End 1855.
JEAN +. BURCARD.
Sheriff.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF ST JOHN THE BAPTIsq
Emsrenie Froisy r,lee j.. ". Madsre vs..
S~cassioa Of JoHrdaa Froisy.
No. A73.


Emsrenie Fro;sy ~,te Of j.. ". Madere VS..
S~cnssioa Of .jomrdoa Froisy.
No. 413.
BY virtue Of an order Of seizure and
sale TO me directed by the Honorable
the Fourth Judicial District Court Of
this State. in and for the parish Of St.
John the Baptist;
shall offer at public auction at the
Court house Of this parish on SATCR-
DAY, the 7th day ofJuly next (ls55),
At IL o'clock A NJ, the following des-
cribed slaves seized in the above enti-
tied suit, to.wit-
Victory, a creole mulatto woman a
eed about 25 years, and her two chill.
dren,
Philibert. . mulatto boy aged 3 years
and alf 1 ~.
Doralise. . mulatto girl aged Is
months.
TERMS H
Cash.
Parish Of St John the Baptist, june
I'D 1855.
en JEAN r. BURCARD.
Sheriff.
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AVIS JUDICIAIRES.
ETAT DELi LOUISIANA.
COUR DU IN DISTRICT JUDICIAIRE
Paroisse st Jean-Baptiste.

farolsse stJehn-baptiste.
JHies Labafnfvs {. Terioin Degrpy,
No. A,..
I'm worth a,,r orars A. .,;.;. q, r.r,, :
r,,; .d,..ss -. rII.,,.r.,i. Ca,- H., "a.
tr;sms n;.,,i.. ird;";.;rs = 4, % ~, E,", .n.
=, ,,,.,,x \. ,,..,;..a q, -, p.,,.;.,.
,"a,;r.|; | sn ,s,,,.. n"hI;"ns 1 H. n,;.s, do
C.,. a.. 80. ,,.r.';.. n. S.WEDI A.,
49,. ,.';,,s, pas; p,s.;,, ,sts ~ -, W.
An m,,;,s H.. a,anr;.,.. .;-,,rs. a..,;,.s
s.;.;s. .i..s ~ .;s.! .;.J..'n. ;n,;,nI.e s,.
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Ii MESCHACtbb
JOURNAL OFFICIEL DE sAINT-JEAN-BAPTIsTI
CITY CASHPRICES.
e. ,JABBERT

A NNONCE au Public -@e
"A qu'ayani I'M fort stock BtS
de Marchandises dc Saison ~
dams ses Magasins de Saint k6
Jacques ct de StJean-Baptir,e, il oilre ses
nombreux clients toutes scs
MARCHANDISES DE PRINTEMPS
Au-pEssous Du couRs HABIrrKL,
voulant les ecoulcr le plus possible avant son
depart pour le Nord. Lee per-onnes qui
lhonoreront de lcurs visites seront satisfaites,
autanf sous lc rapport dc son grand assorti.
mcnf des plus varies. que sous 10 rapport dc
Ia modcite dcs prix auxqucls il rebuilt scs
marchandises.
Son assortment &c compose, savoir:
Jaconais ct desindcs frnneais, anglais 81
smericains, couleurs assortics-bareges pour
robes, nouveaux dcssins-bareges unis pour
yoiles, noirs ct couieurs-brillante de Mul-
housc-soierics pour robes, noires ct couleur,
brodees ct unics--tarlatane- e-mousselnc suis-
sc extra fine, unic ct brochcc, blanche ct dc
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No. 473.
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SLAVES FOR HOGSMEADS.

EOR sale on the plantation Of Mr.. jacques
I Nassicot, 81. Charles, tleft bank ~ miles
shove New Orleans, front from Taylor p. 0.
Trcse 50 900 slaves are of q superior quali-
~. and will be sold ct current prices.
Apply on tho promises a. write TO Mr.. Jac-
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St.Charles, may 18th feSs. sm