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New Orleans, October %, 1855.
Second District Pound.

WETAS brought to the Second District Pound corner
WV of st. Ann and Derbgpy streets, as estrays-
Two black she Goats having each two white stripes on
the face, white belly and legs right ear half cut of
0ne mouse eooted and black she Goat, flgnt ear hall
ont off - 5 O" s'=
One light yellow abe Goat. trown nose and two brown
stripes the face.
which II claimed within ten days and the expenses
thereon paid will be sold at public auction at SAID pound
FRIDAY the 9th day of November Sb5 at 10 O'Clock
A. III. "a s=sA - AUG y PHELfss y
Al ~ Street Commissioner.
New Orleans, Oct 20, 1856
- " "a rs 2 AZ N
La ete conduit au Depot des Epayes du Second Dis
trot .Ieneoignure des Ste. Anne ct Derbisny,
CONNIE epayes- -
Denx Chevres noires ayant ehacune deux rates ban-
ches 'front.' le yeptre et les jambes hanenes Ioreise
droite coupee il noitie t
Une Chevre grssours OF noire poreiile droe coupee
moitie.
une uhesre nez brnn, dsux rsies brunes
ali front.
81 ess sont pas recamees dams dix ous ct les de-
penses payGs elies seront vsndnss enehcre pubqne
au dit depot, yENDREDI ie de Noyemhre, 1865, 10
heures A. 80 AUG. 8. PHELPS,
Commisssire des Rues,
Nouyels Orleans, lie % oct. 1856, o3o ND Q
1
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ARRIVAL or THE caHawBa,

Tie y. s: mail steamship .cahawba, r. W.
Shnfeld Commander, from New York 25th ult.
and HavanaS Slst, arrived here Saturday mprn-
ing. ssEtS 80 *
4 The Havana papers contain no news. The
oblging and intelligent putser furnishes the fol.
lowing:
From Havana We learn that the American
brig Tfibane, eapt ). Cummings bound from
Nuesitas tosfew York, got ashore on the "a 81
0csaberon Che s'Gay Gomfees. .. CAPT. G. pro-
ceeded to Eueyitass foprocure assistance, Ieay.
ing the brig In charge Of the mate and thres
ssamsn. During his absence, oan. the 11th, q
British wrscker from Nassau came alongside.
and 'afser having OH Understanding witk the
mate, stripped the vessel, took out her pro-
visions, part Of the cargo i(cigafs) and an tine
moveable effects, and dthen left her. Cart, C..
returningto his vessel with launches and fii,en.
found her aplundered and deserted. He, then
wentaback to-Nuesitas. On the 2isSi the vessel
and cargo, as it lay, vas sold at public sale by
order oftthe Acting q, q. 1CornmerciaI Agent,
and purehased bya Nj. Renz. This person,
taking an order from the Governor of Nueyitas.
and a'csrti6eate from the Consul TO insure pos.
session, and show ownership, went out to the
wreck On the 22iswith the;neeessary aid to dis
charge cargo, etc. bon the 26th he was fnters
rupted nddriven off by a feet Of seven schooil-
ers and two sloops, and o force Of seventy men,
which arrived from Nassau, and took forcible
possession of vessel and cargo, making a clear
case Of piracy in both cases. The Spanish Gov.
ernment have sent. out men-of-war TO capture
Them il. possible. sA4 ss5 -. Srsast 80 =.
Theihealth4 of Havana is goods-business re-.
ported "not actise.n X - 4N sss ssttqy "
~ The eahawba has had very pleasant pas
sage. and brings quitea number flour citizens
and families who have been at the North during
the summer: She landed SO passengers at Ha.
yala, and brought l47 to this place, y.
The cahawba has on freight SSs360, 900 in gold
and large cargo Of assorted merchandise:
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING

N EW ORLEANS. JAcK- fs;sss ysza Gtsssassy 81
Il sc ysoslssp GREAT North ri ss e q Ss
he @ nsP's on caops ssfae sorpsr q Class sst ~,
. SER TRAINS isnsss shs city daily at AM pa,
Wy ~. i+ayst psyka daily asp, M
syh ~ ID Psssengera ardsd At III ne
b, n,,d cent? per mile each ehlsrs and .,,.n,,
FREIGHT TRAIN rom the City 10 sspka nn, II,
Ni svsry lusedsH, Thursday SAT- day @
sysa % New oTtssn sud s etnsi III
WedneSigy aud Friday. es'es Qua, every Monday,
'sAson ieks" i'aae on appcAton, ruodsrnts r;a
.Ahot GEO. II. HhZlEHuLsT t,anu 49, s.see.
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BEAuMoST's TYPE plsTRIBGTINs, MACHINE, -
We Yesterday witnessed the operation of this
machine, and after a pretty thorough examina
tien Of it's working, are convinced Of It's practi-
cal utility in large printing establishments.
Each MACHINE will distribute but enc size of
type !; but the inventor informs us that they
may be SO Constructed as'to be easily adapted to,
the different sizes Of small type II worked by
per hour, and with scarcely possibility OF an
error of single type whereas, by the nsnal
process of hand distribution, 8 900 ems are about
the aversges The machine can be worked oy
steam, and one man can then attend to shree OF
them, making the total 6istribution,n IN one hear
sc, ,0OOeerns. TN. Y journal of Commerce.
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WeIyEs IN INprA-A singular document has
lust been published, showing that withfna re-
cent period sixshundred children have been de-
stroyed by wolves,in the euDjaub; nearly q
tered in the same way around Angra. The or
naments of the infants are generally found IN
the dens where their poor little bodies are de-
voured and those who make trade of getting
possession Of the. plumber thus provided to their
hands have created an impression amongst the
people that the village in which wolf IS killed
rs sure to come to ruin and the feroelous
brutes, when caught, are frequently set free
with q belf around the neck. The loss OF life
from snake bites in scindez has become 50 seri-
Gus that government has taken measures Tor the
destruction of these reptiles
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!. HOTELS, RESTAURANTS.

/, slI. LOUIS M0TEI,s NEW ORLEANS,
We 1a..,! uNe,pEkslGMED ~ most respectfully "A
iners his friends and the travelling tbnt he e
ssed The abye ote Dn,ax the pas; ibs
a. been anedhnd improved md will
De
RATE OF BOARD, ~ 50 PER Day ~ -
~ viii be Kept ns formerly, Hotel and pfedSe
ps DE attention shall be psd
s.rangsrs. 5sFF4sIsS - ? ~ VIZ fA'iehsf anu
zetsa as EtE.E% ycHAs. L. GuRBnI
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The French Consul, at Boston, publishes
card. reminding our merchants of the risk they
run in purchasing. Russian built ships At that
port, unless the French regulations on the sub
iec, have been literally complied with.
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Mons GODDARD is making balloon ascensions
in Louisville. KY. He will return to this city
in q short time. ei.
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VOLUME VIE.
THE RIVER AND THE LAKE

THE R1VER AND THE LAKE.
moi YTExzspstzzSb i aoE
Toss Ts.n., 1sNPs u ssss.
M s a. ~ sJs on 'a Sis' For
g. NJ p s k s sss s
order -Iz-.-- 49, no
lsS0RT HUDSON AND WATER e-
ae fssmI a.gss s nTSs
s. ' ss
n q Rfss. Rs sss z S ssi s;s pa Sdsss
sndpg 1or fsehs or se
aasra. - sy.Is ass IS
AgsEG.U 81 AR W EDNRsDAY = - - :, 9
sWHsshy xsSs sEssfss sss sssss ss Fl g
1aduey and -sssa
s.is:i
sppis, On board, oEtsl l.assst s.t-s n
IA ssas sss asss,a:ss, !,
We Sssqss 4 r. n M mss ss ~ fasee R'f- y
VI statcs Tri- w eekIy Mail Line,
EvoR DoNAEDsoNVfELE, PLA- 49,
QuEMirx. Baton Feuee, Pofs Hudson, Bayoa
sss ss ST. 5s.a .sa
esEs s;,
sssss sssis fssEs
as " sss sissfs VII vsia NJ 1 sss asss s
hese not f any letter or package con-
tsinng ieweryp oster sAuA nnlsas regular bls q
ssS hs as
gsr in their baggage. ~
For ffssa or sprls shS ssq,a s,s =
fssa usisa Row. w s. Z ca,sldsie. aD q al, st,es..
" EG ULAEsg SATURDAY Weekly ssss =,
q ~ viessburg and MhiiksH's Bond PaesetFor i
a,ifsR'a sl sssd yEsk.ssrg e #srss.ea Ess esth
spssr I0UIsA sp J Wits ili is4rS as sbess S,y
4 o'seqk a yiinnce coordcs
sspg beard 6rso u. b. snilh, sass
VII .ake 9egh o- tss i,ssf
MvoR MOBILE DIRECT, DAILY ~~g
pa mAstsr; CALIFORNIA; sB YIoa nssa.5 ~ n
b. having BEEN expressly for lbs IL.
Lake ssiroaS dx easss ~ M viii
vei Of the o'clock NJ Rs.urnfpg will sop al Pa
GAoh rAfeIe Aohiie...s. Ss
r. iEbBEs. Asss;;ia s..t ,,s
e. AXE SHORE PAcKET STEAMER, .nr~s I
s4Ass 1MEoSE Whittier ranEsInsns.--.Sasssssask
RE- as far as Pasc.gcA Tesdy Saturday of eaeh l t
spSnad low pressure Pos,
s II If iss I isss S aPssGs
vsI atnhe tnhs OF the cars, asfollsws-- $40 "t
p H. bsszss
h sss ss SUNDAY sR1i ssssTss, sas1sasSTIsss,
u aas Ps." M s s + 4 E. sss
pH @ aad Biloxi -; Fare pf;bys ID To- rs. p
r. kg.nt IA R.-.s y
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ENHISKY-200 bbls Raw, 100 bbls Recti- !
wv fed, 500 bbs hal bills Boz lie Rose for aale by
e9a JOSEPH LANDS CO., s3 Tehouptsou.as street,
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= 1o1 a = NJ M n "a Loo = = 4. = : = J
ygyFIE SpIENntht IN tIhttaRLEs a STREET.. 80 s.
ihts j. 5e.a ~ tasaash. IssUin s,ALooN has-N ~,
ssnstsp.y es fsas very oYsTkEs wiz SfSY
ANITA. 30 De served BY oblisIng nitend- @s&W
az tss ssas.. y. = WINES AND LfqtpHs, So
py Eshblibnaezt A mo-
price naa dtsfrsd The foprieto Keeping he bes
~ ut . > 2 ! 90 6m
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MARIE DE Ia NrLz oRLEANa.
-. w.. :. HOTEL DE WILLIE, .ss /
p 435s4 - 49, - 70 Ia % EDn,ahre fRh5

AVIS H'ELECT1ON
I'eecon des OFFICERS dEtat ct de PaIoisse, ord0n
nance jpout undi9ie Notenbre. 1855 aura fien aux
entfoits et sans la direction des Connissares on In
specteurs, en- apres desgness ei NOMINEES cohforme
Ia fei :sF ,U,y= 80 -. = - z 81" - -
Ter PRkcINer-A la rnaison decole Jackson s-rin-
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gRPHi's HOTEL. sREsTAU- A
i L. csafr .sd AND OYSTER SALOON. ss and
sSss & s sssh SANE e. ~ and all the lhs
up ho moet sno,ts
heass 1aDtrseavad aotof hne OYSTERS fat and
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70 YDRAs H0Us&,
E9; ~ poydras. Street, nesa the Market.
spsf,aiig inform the pnoc gsssrsy, that has re
me ahovs-nsniai EfaR
In GOOD ORDER FoR THIS RECEPTION or I -
M the Bsr Room sasly improved and vii b anu
faffs tn a !; @ ias1ofss and sttentve pot bsy
IN e s9 Ys Out There vii sso LUNGH served
lib raj shafe cfpubis patronage a'pss v, eeeiye
4 sus6 ~ .oxt,r - - q -
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The Proprietor, calling me han zion n, ha =.
hoa, doea ~ With oeing bt the
TIC 9 70 .Gs ds;ssss o whch
te1 years. ta before the Aasran pcops and It. sn
rnfsaed by any sim lar praparaopa sxtan INC
fssG sdsss ~ III III a 9s
Sn M 0 yoa. W " 5 sss any who
sad Families bshad sra Of all Asents ss
ad and
Cha.-sssl New 0sann aud BY Draasiata generally
ISpEpSlA POSITIVELY 0UKED .--DR
81 BEGkWITK'S ANTI DYSPEPTC PILLS. asf 4 trial 81
Bsained testimonials he
nan tng United STATUS the BEST
DfsFEFIC AEDlgINE offered public. Price,
per ois than 100000 boxsB
nrs They putup with boy
ans tue same nnber hereoore The m
hono ~ and his ana
Ettchcf ot THEIR USE u is pahsh certikcaea
bni ne s nunbers Of the .estyihs rongest
thelI virtues, ee frohisnoh W. gson RS of
Miasaipe; k Key Bhhop Ffeeman Rev, Pheeters 81
D. Raleigh NJ C Hon. Geo. r Badger, aeeator RI Rev La
D. D ef Ser Garolia; POtser u e. odrt
Hon beverly rnckeri Hen Vim. Preston c. MAJ Samuel M
Combs Srsenye ;fcn John aia u and
host ofsimin pQrsnneses se s"ss '
tcr sals ia by sye M hiorsaa E. H. heo
la: telnedy, b beach Bnagh
None without the signature OF JOIiS RErE
T NJ n Petersburg Va whom wal pleas apply
ilSlyeg a + - ts-~ 'ff''i
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eta-Fte NOV Al paei ct baIh r. r. HAZELTINE, EEK1f
Aecrs ia nov loading, aud wal hsss' quick dpatch
feehi Or passage apply . ~ -
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EIOR STo N-Regnlar Line Of sss,,N
q Pseks.-Tha Al clipper ship Ian II X ,xAA4S
cso~n msfer having large portion o. hsr cargo onghgoos
have quick dispatch. FOR baaues NJ freight,
G. VIII 4 atrsrt
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Gross OUTRAGE.-Last night, as q procession
was returning from the Democratic meeting OF
the 18th ward, and when passing the Clipper
Office, elk balls were fred at the Objective of
them going through the windows into the COM
posipg room, where number Of the hands were
at work, and one bali grazeds the body Of MIR.
Brown. himself good Democrat Fortunately
DO one was injured. We are glad to know that
the names of the persons have been asoertained
who fred the pistols, Such murderous assanlts
are all right when they proceed from the Demo-
Gratis; and if those miscreants had been shot
down, in self Defence. there would havesbeen b
great outcrys made by their friends, of cold
blooded murder, etc. , Bait Patriot.27th.
MOBILE AND ONO kAiLRoAD.-It will be gra-
tlfying to our readers (says the Macon, Miss,
| Star,) TO learn that the ears are now running
to Marions and that the work OF track laying Is
/ being go energetieally prosecuted by the con,
tractors as TO insure the completion OF the road
to7this point early in April next We have un-
! derstood that, should the river be navigaeie
4 during the ensuing winter, tn the lntention
of the Company to heve rails transported TO Co-
1 lumbus, altl from thence lay the track until it
| reaches us--thus speedily making the connsc-
tom between the batter city and Mobile
The ouaehita eLa) Reglster of the 25th nlt
saws of the yellow fever in that regien: :
This terrible disease is still raging in Colum.
\ bia, as will be seen by our correspondence from
that place. The citizens Of Monroe should fee
/ truly thankful to Divine Providence for th,
seemingly almost miraculous escape, thus far
| from. this scourge Of all diseases. We think j
| can be said, in all truth. that Monroe has beer
the most healthy town in the Union during the
past summer, its EsgsS 'sa7 9
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,7-
atYOk BQSTON-The fine fast sailing tjzs.iN.
n pasket ship FRANGONIA, Wilson, tnastet, hss &zsk
ng ha cargo viii have dispatch For bsale O
ir.ightor posfagesAppy o 49, ss
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HOTEL DE L'UNJON.

NJ. Jacques Vivey, de DonaIdsonyillc,
qrevient scs amis ct lie public que lie ler
J~an9icr proclaim. il fcra a Donaldson.
vile. Tonverture de l'HorEL DE ~L'uNroN
%ancicn hotel de In California; etabIis
sement quill Went de r%cstaurer de fond
en- Comble. . ...-..
Menbles ct distribution du local. tout
est organise anjonrd'hui dams cctte mai
on pour en- fairc I'M excellent hotel.
Elegance ct comfort, VOLTA qncIle a ete
Ia devise d" nouycau proprietaire en-
prcnant DIES dispositions pour assurer IL
success dc son enterprise.
De JoI's appartemcnts pour garcone,
dc blcn wastes ct bicn cornmodcs pour
families, ct par dessus celia, lne bonnie
cuisine a la bordelaise, VOLTA les titrcs
avec l~esqueIs NJ. Vivcy solIicite pour
son Establishment lie patronage du pu.-
bic.
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NOUVEAUTES, QUINCAILL T.
RIES Ell GROCERIE.

lie soussigne a %toulours en- main ct ofre en-
vente a des prix bicn moderGs un immense as
Sentiment de marchandises, tells que
"Calicos f~rancais, riches; ca,hemires de toutes
couleurs; solerie unie ct a carreaux; barpour
broche ct noir; robes b~arGges; MORE noire anti
que; gros de naples; motchoirs, coils, chemiset-
ties ct manches brodees;-tnousselines de laine,
toutes c%ouleurs, merinos, alpaca, bombazire,
fcnlards, chally, drsps, lingede table, nappes ct
serviettes de toutes grandeurs; en- un mot tout
ce qui est du resscrt d un magasin de m"rchfyl-
discs s6ches bien ~assorti;
ofre egalement en- vente une grande guam
lite ~d'objets de quincaillerie ct de g%rocerie.
On vendra Il IN rabais considerable toutes les
marchandises d'hiver; qnant aux merchandise
d etc don't lie stock Went d'etre renouvelt, Giles
seront veRdues a des conditions avantageuses.
25 al ADOLPIIE LORET 81 Co,
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A vENDRE
POUR CAUSE DE DEPART.

POUR CAUSE DE DEPART.
d. 4EH e l#-E TEIg sff@33s
Une terrc mcsurant trois sarpents dc
ftce sur qnarante4 de %Protondeur, situee
4 environ sept miles de DonaldsonyilIe
ayec n jolie maison de residence,
ecuries, maggasins et,autres ameliorations
, Une lonnelIeris en- parfail ordre ct
a%chalandee depuis longtemps depend dc
10 prophetic. III e3far. IA asat;r
Pour les conditions ct plus anples
fenseignements s'adresser sur les licux
i M. +. NeiizeroT, III t4rpd 7us ',a,9,
s51ob ssSlo1j 9s sDof issfa .aiA3 d 91b
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EDMOND MAURIN,

AVOCA1,, II NiPOLEONpILLE.
Excrcc sa profession dams lie Seine
District Judiciairc, composites paroisses
Assumption, Lafourchc Inferno ct Ter
rebonnc. II donncra tons scs soins u
a%ffhires qn'on voudra bien Iui c%ortlcr
dams ce district ct les avoisinants. 7
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LIE DocT1EUR FELIX FAfRaAur.1 -

aaEx-Interne des h~opitaux de Paris s,est re-
comment 6tabli dams cette paroisse, dams me
des maisons de M, Ferdinand Platten, entire re
elise ct Ie ~seeminaire.
lie Doctenr Faraut oofffe ses services aux
habitarlts. 81 de profondes etudes ct tne Ion.
que pratiqne sont des tire q une belle ellen
tele, le docteur Faraut on conptera bient6t
une.
Il offre aux habItants de prendre des abon-
nemeents q l'annee ct IL espere par sas ponc-
tualite ct les soins da'il donrlera aux premiers
malades qui lui serent eonfies, mGriter bient6t
SO part du patronage publicto75 all3aaAA
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TOWN DIRECTORY.
EDMOND MAURIN
At LHW

Praeticesln the Fifth Judicial District
in the parishes Of Assumption, La
iourche interior and Tc,rcbonne, and
will give particular attention to law suits
that may be entrusted to him. 7
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PATENT MEDICINE DEPOT.
No. II, mississippi street,
DONALDSONVILLE.


John Bulls Sands md Townsend's Sarsa
parilla, Ayers Cherry Pcctoral for coughs,
colds, etc, Liyerwort; and tar and canchala-
qua, for consumption, ba]salm ofwild cherry
for Diseases ofthe lungs, Compound syrup
ofNaptha, for asthma and colds.
Oxygenated bitters, for dyspepsia, phthi'
sic, etc, India choIagoguc, for fever and
ague, etc, Electrical fcbrifuge or Speeds
fever tonic; Railways ready relief, Indian
vegetable elixir, for rheumatisms and govt.
Winer's Canadian vcrmiflga, LongIoy's
great western panacea, f~orliver complaints,
Venetian Eminent for pains ofall kinds
Mexican mustang liniment for fresh
and old wounds, Buffers nerve and bone
Iiniment for horses, Sherman's Olosaonian,
all healing baIsam, Magical pain extractor,
for all kinds of sores, Jew David's or He
brcw's PIasters.
LLs:
Graefeal,crg Vegetable Pills.
Mofal's do do
VIM. Wright's do do
Magnetic powder fordestruction Of roa-
ches, phosphoric paste, Death on rats.
o:--Castor oil, Epsum salt, sulfate
dc q%uininc, de Powerset Weightman ct de
Robiquet.
Poudres de scidlitz.
Donaldsonville, Is JUN 1852.
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CYPRIEN A. BARiLLEAU.
Il NAPOLEONVILLE

Exerce sa profession dams lie SEINE District
Judiciaire, compose des paroisses Assumption,
Lafourche Inferno ct Terrebenne. II donnera
tous ses SONS aux ~atfaires qu'on voudra bien
mi coulter dams ce district ct les avoisilantS
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
Fl THE

THE THE!
M f. soussigne Went de %recevoir I'm enyoi de
@SHa ines %assortls, importcs par la compapnie
connue sous lie nom de Nev York Canton Ysn
Company, ctlCfrc en- veute.
ANDREW GINGRY,
n2*J A~sent&ek Con2agnie. Donaldsonyille
EaRESA Garden Seeds ,nst received
from Prince & Co celebrated Gar.
dens, at Flushing, New York, a general
assortment of Garden seeds.
Also a select assortment o Flower
Seeds.
Prescrvcs-4 cases Shakers preserves
assorted, a superior article, for sale by
p, BonalsonviIIc, La
Almanachs for 1854.
i'c"c'' FOR SALE,
oo"'e' ~. GlNGRY,
DonaIsonyillc.
Americana
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PATENT MEDICINES DEPOT.
on. ~.
Miss. Street DokuldsonuiHe.

Always on hand, for sale for"Cash, On
" a fresh supply ofthe following medici-
mes:
FOR colds, coughs, Group, Consumption,
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Lungs Ayers Cherry pectoral -
Wild cherry and Tar-L.iverwort and Far
Balsam of Wild cherry - shcstnan's Olo-
seaman. - Indian Vegetable Elixir -
Longlcy's Great Western Panacea- Oxi-
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Plaster.
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Perry Davis Pain Killer.
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z.a 154sa9 Eye WATER. fa.,4
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w. WrigltIndian Vegetable Pills.
Mofats. ;, ifi.a@e tF1Ts #
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Morison's No. and 2. aa MR.,
Graefenberg Vegetable. . &c
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Tooth Ache Drops. '95
DR.. John Bulls and sTownsend's Sarse.
p%arilia. 3 ea 1
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Jaynes Hair Tonic. s15 +.
Maize Hair fluid.
Reaches and Rat Poison.
si. Call AT No. II.
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A. GENTLE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Practices in the Fifth JudicialDistrict,-
j the parishes of Assumption, Latourche
Interior and Ierre5oane, and will give par.
cular att ention to law suits that may be en-.
listed o him.. a.as Eoe s15,nl*
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CYPRIEN a. BARILLEAU,
1T Law,

Pratices in the Fifth Judicial District, in
the parishes of Absorption, Lafourche Inte-
rior and Terrebonne, and will give particular
attention to law suits that may be entrustedto
hIm. $50.
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RICHARD
MENUlslER. cnARpENT1ER. F.

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