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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-08-11

terminc to hold ploof, from on; 0esc canvass
when he must see, that y democratic party,
ARE in the. right He ought to take sides, and
do manly service in bringing back his wing
friends from their present wild crusade, against
foreigners, and catholics in this country. lie
should labor to avert the necessity Of forming
a great southern party, and cndcayor to put
far of the time, when q common danger will
make IL necessary to unite all political parties
at the south, for mutual safety and protection.
This should DO the last alternative, not to be
thought Of, until every hope Of returning rca-
son, on the part Of our northern brethren fails
The democratic party is great national
party, cocxtchsivc with the union. Its plat
form Of principles, embrace the whole Union,
|d6d are acted upon, as the standard scithcir
filth and practice, from ono extreme TO Ak
other. This great party is already orgdhizl4l
and hos been from the beginning battling
against the abolitionists Of the north; and up
holding the CONGREGATIONAL rights Of the slave
holding states. The only party now at the
north, that oppose thsnbolitionists, is the dem
ocratic party. They have organized in their
state capacities, and arc making, and have
made grent efforts to stay itsprogress Is it
possible that the south will desert their ORTIZ
crn friends, who have stood mp for thcir rights
under SO many disadvantages Do not coun-
sci, such nm ungrateful course Of conduct in
us.l But rather that we should stand by our
northernSf fiends, and cheer their hearts, in
their noble efforts to do Us justice.
Besides this, the democratic party Of Lou
isiana have already adopted the Georgia plat
form, (which Mr.. Benjamin approves Why
does he not use his great talents, to aid in
Bringing all the people of his adopted state,
upon it, like the noble Rost has done. lie
will find it much easier to keep up the demo
cratic party, unit6d under wcll-defincd. princi-
pies, and a long established Interpretation Of
onr national constitution, than tosbuild up a
new oh6npon its ruins. When the democrat
ic party is broken up, as national party, the
union is gone. Mr.. Bcnjamin's idea of great
southern party, carries with it, the idea Of a
great northern party When these two shall
be formed, the Union is virtually dissolved.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-08-11

KASsAs-Thc following sa synopsis Of one DIV
most important acts of the legislature in that W
ritory..
REQUIRING CITIZENS EMIGRATISG FROM MAssAc
SETS, or other OF the northern states which hu
annullcd or may nullify the the laws of the UnilA
states, ON ENTERING KANSAS, TO TAKE AN OATH or "
LEGIANcE TO SUPPORT THE CONSTITUTION AND Law q
THE UNITED STATES, AND THE LAWS OF THIS TERRneS
Would 1t not be very proper for every Southei
State to legislate to the same effect aud in addit~
to rcnonncing allegiance to New England highs
lavish, require that the cmigrant rcnounce alleg
ance to the English Abolition Society which cor
venes at Exeter Hail. So says an exchange and .
say We.
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FELICIANA DEMOCRA1s
EDITED 81 1vrEC1zA PEMocnArIc coxnlrrEEs
- zI@--F
s.< CLINTON, La.
Satuyd Morning, August II, 1850.
FOR @boE SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
CYRUS RATLIFF.
ELECTION, MONDAY, SEPT. 3, 1866.
DEMOCRATIC \ NOMINATIONS.

xta meeting Of the Democratic Central
committee for the Parish of East Fclicana
= Resolved, That the 3D. day Of September
next was fixed upon as the day to make nomi-
nations Of candidate ~ the democratic par
" for the Legislatulo and parish officers, as
follows-MoNDAY the 3D. of September next,
being the day for the election Of judge. The
democrats, voting at the different precincts. on
that day, are requested to deposit their ballots
for their Choice Of candidates for Legislature,
Sheriff, Clerk, Assessor, and Coroner, with a
Committee ofthrec democrats who are appoint
cd to attend each precinct to receive their votes
and to make a.true return Of the same, with
the list of voters to the Central Committee on
Tuesday, the following day, ut Clinton.
The following committees are appointed for
each precinct who arc earnestly requested to
attend the same for, the discharge Of the duties
W. Ward ,s- No. i. 1ssJ. W. Jones, ". W.
Munson, j. A. Harbour.
J 2. B. N. G. Brown, Henry Clark, w. G..
8. J.w. Taylor, 9. Mcvca, G. N. Glib
bons.
4. aSaml., Dubosc, Josiah Benton, DR.. Ro-
s. w. II. OReiley. Geo. H. Packwood,
Richd. Drellr. "a.
O1ut. ~gs
III. R. jackson, w. Rourk, Willis Row
-8:wW. NJ. Jourdan, Evans Dunn, Tim
Rogers
IN On motion, the above committees were also
appointed to act as vigilant committees for
their respective Wards.
EDwD. DELONY, Chairman.
!. N. LEMON, Seey.
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Louisiana X. N. Platform.

The Louisiana X. N. Platform, in plank declares
in favor of vested rights, which Of was in
tended to refer to the vested rights Of natural
lied citizens. in becoming such, under the laws
This no doubt was to show their libcrality. But q
little further in another plank, they declare that
none but Americans should rule, thereby upsetting
what they had conceded in the other plank This
reminds us of the story of the COW that gave fine
pail of milk, but always took care to kick II over.
They shcw their libcralty hand, but the self
ish, narrow-minded policy on the other.
Tho know nothings of Louisiana, also approve Of
the Philadelphia platform, (Which excludes Catholics
from holding ofce) with one breath, and then dis
approve Of its application to american Catholics,
with the next Their liberalify being equally bal
anced by their illiberality and their tolerance by
their intolerance their concessions amount to moth
ing at all, because first lesson in Mathematics
teaches, that things that are equal to each other,
when taken from one another, leave nothing. just
SO with the Louisiana platform, in relation to vest
ed rights and tolerance Of religious sentiments,
what they do in article they ovcrsct in the next
Consequently nothing is left.
Query. We wonder If this was accidental, or done
on purpose to deceive?
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es-To the Rev. A. W. Poole we are again indebt-
ed for number Of very fine peaches. Such presents
as these, in this hot weather. show generous and
commendable consideration on the part of the do
nor, which 1t would please us to see literally prac-
tiscd by others. Whom shall we thank next?
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Incendiary Papers.


The people of the South should be on their guard
against the incendary papers that are now flooding
the mails of the SOUTH from the free states Louis
ana and Mississippi, especially will come in for their
share during this fall Already is that black abol-
ton sheet, the Cincinnati Dollar Tines crowding
our post Offices. They directed to all persons
whom they may suppose to be gulJlc, and they come
prepaid, all evidence Of a deep and pre-conccrted
scheme Of the Abolition know nothings to break
down the democracy Of the south, as well as the
north, and take the government into their own pre-
cious keeping.
The Boston Kno~ Nothing or Crusader, is another
sheet OF the same stamp which, to the shame and
disgrace OF southern men, has boon literally patron
ised In the south. When such sheets as those meet
favor or countenance in the SOUTH it may not be
wondered at, when such men as Hale shall declare
that he will abolitionze the south by know moth
ingism.
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For CONSTABLE.
1--WE arc authorlsedto announce CHARLES
SEAMAN, as candidate for Constable, in the FiNh
Ward. aar ii
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DIED, at the residence of her husband, on Rev
wood, ON the End inst, JULIETTE Il. CLANCY, wife
JOHN T. Brown.
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HEALTH OF New ORLEANs-Thc mortuary returns
for the week ending the 9th inst, show 1886 deaths,
OF which 2e2 were from yellow fever.
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For the November Election.

FOR JUDGE.
(DrWe arc authorized to- announce JAMES b.
SMITH, o. candidate for the JuDGEsuir Of the 7th
judicial District. jyl4
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
1--WE are authorised 10 announce W. FERGUS
HERMAN, - . candidate for DlsrRIcr ATTORNEY for
the Seventh Judicial District. ie l6
e1we are sathorized to announce JOHN M.
ROBERTS, - cend!date for DlsTRIcr ATTORNEY for
he Seventh Judicial District. je 80
FOR CLERK.
- We are authorized 10 announce WILLIAM
PATTERSON, as q candidate for Clerk OF the Dis
Fics Court, for the Parrish Of East Feliciana. jy7
FOR SHERIFF.
1--WE arc authorized 10 announce EDWIN
SCOTT, % candidate for SHnRrpr Of the Parish OF
East Feiciana subject to . DEMOCRATIC nomination.
1--WE are authorized 10 announce GEORGE G.
COMSTOCK, as o candldate for SuERIrg, for the
Parish Of East Feliciana je 23s
eWc arc authorized to announce WILLIS w.
MOORE, a. candidate for SHERIFF for the Parish
e East Feliciana. subject to : Democratic Nomi-
nation. je 20
FOR ASSESSOR.
ave are authorized to announce JOSEPH 4.
DRAWDY, 49, candidate for Assessor Of the Par
sh Of East Felieisna. jy28
r0R CORONER.
.@We are authorized to announce THOMAS L.
ncGHEE, o. Acandldate for the ONCE Of CORONER,
Of the Parish OF East Fellclann. eANF $3.50
FOR CONSTABLE.
@rWo are authorlsed,to announce CHARLES
SEAMAN, % candidate for Constable In the Fish
"sso. aug II
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[ADyERTIsEMENT.]
THE THEspIAN Society OF CLINTON, intending to
open for the Fall and Winter Season. invite all the
lovers Of the Drama in the Parish to call upon the
Treasurer, and add their names to the subscribers
list II is the intention of the Society to open with
an entirely new play, new scenery, new music, &c.
The Society is complete in its formation and fully
organized, and with the past experience and rapid
Improvement Of the members In their several depart
mcnts IT bidsiair for the attainment Of high excel
lencc
The Stage Manager has shown great energy and
capabity, the members Of the Society are perfectly
satisfied with his past management, and his arrange
ments for the future.
Inc Musical Director, is an accomplished compo-
ser and arranger of music The gentlemen of the
Orchestra have spared neither pains nor expense In
perfecting their Instrumentation .s 80
Inc Acting department. is well filed with gentle
men and lady members, whose past performances
have shown decided talent and who will be aided
by new candidates for public favor.
The Scene Painter. intends to surpass his former
efforts In new scenery, new drop curtain, &c.
Inc Costnmer has prepared fine wardrobe of
splendid fancy costumes, of rich material and cor
rect historical style.
The same good order and dccorum will be main
talncd In the ensuing season.
The Society with their present and prospective
advantages, having a large wardrobe, ten suits of
scenery their library repenishcd with large stock
OF actlng plays, just imported from New York, is
enabled to offer great inducements to gentlemen and
ladies' TO become contributing acting members, as
IT is the object of the society to deyeope native tai
and musical. A few of the members,
Founders of the society having in the past season
been obliged to sustain the heavy expense incidental
TO the establishment of the Drama in place having
no conyeneniences, or artists to assist, they were
also obliged to perform all the labor of fitting up
and decorating their hail. as well as preparing them
selves as amateurs for they stage but they confident
" hope, they will not be obliged to close their
next season at heavy pecnniary loss
Fall and Winter season ON the third Tuesday Even
Ing In September, and to perform every two weeks.
For further information in regard to terms, &c.
please call upon the Treasurer, Mr.. II, A. Nichols
Watch Maker. Clinton, Or
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IN LBS. Blue Mass. warranted one-third Mcrco'
~ just received and for salc by l. \. LEMON
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FURNITUREl FURNITURE /!

Inn GALS. Pure col d pressed Castor on.
lUU sale by ]. N. LEMON
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UNIVERSITY OF L0UIsIANA-LAW DEPART
MENT. 81 -, j
vUyHE r nnturao in th;a iInro ~ ouf will COM

VIE LECTURES In This Department WILL Som
- mence On the sscosd MONDAY Nov amoer eso
branches Of tbs Civil aud
Law we'll as Eqaiy ana
Lectures viii BE- delivered BY four Professors.
ThoBs Professor Icgalsb will OF
Admiralty and Aams Law, embracing righs aad obsa-
lions Of Masters and aners Collisions sri.ins Ior
Senersl Average saliva e. .s and Mtsr, MAasfs ISss
Services in Biiiaing, Repairing Supplying shiTa.
H. International the PIire AND tne
tcs q PnIe Courts tie Atsou nigh IN hsf
hostile onf, OF II International
ILL., The Jusictiop she Cur,s OF United satss
Lbs Osin aud Appellate Jrisdistlon S1Pfsms haa
eur Courts and the jurisdiction Of the Dsrict ~
Of Revenue and Of Admiralty
Those BY Professor handeli Hunt, will embrace: ,.
Come clai S AAi. MsrcaBtne Persons
tile Properly and Contracts and Msrcanls Remedes lney
Of sole lraaers, Fadersnip Corp-raonsi Of
and Agent OF Bile OF Exchange Promssofy Noes hhd IN
alimens and cnacts CARRIERS Contracts % Al
eh nent BY Gharter Party snd fos Convex
GaaTaDlsE Liens ano Stoppags 10 TraSs.u.
H. The criminal Law Practice Courts OF Criminal Jufsid
diclion.
iii. The Law of Evidence.
Those by Professor ktEelus will emba
l. he Civil Coas Of Loauiana connection with fhe Roman
Spanish and Fieech Laws and Critical Analysis Of the decisions
the Supreme Eourt OF tne State.
IL Land Iilss, whether England, spAu France
the United States. -..
Practice Of the OF Civil Jurisdiction Louisiana
Those by Professor johnson win
Ire Sommon Law Gnd jurisprudence and Practice, ans
Pieadings IN Livii Cases al COmbon Law -a''-
H. Constitutional Law. -
The BechelT thoso siu
denis only who aaa attended Of
fnil having monihs the
at La who sha, on
TINS dsYre
sGtrg the atudens pras Of the aie
Ths VI sscn troesor dollars; maulation ie
FIVE dottar- ana ten doiiars os the diploma. 4
at New Orleans. CHRISTIAN RoSELIUS,
| au44 iaw-shl ...... st .sn Of hsuity.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
REVIEW or THE MARKETS.

Btock hand, not cleared. 1851 I94l
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs.. -. Sugar was dull, and the
sales confined to 40 hhds Of which 2s Fair at and
IL Good Common at OF Molasses noticed only
small sales Of Refinery Reboed at S5s in bbs and $50
y gallon in half bbls.
FLOUR THE market was quiet, and the principal
sales 1000 bbla superne st. Louis at $7 100 at
81 TO- 50 Ordinary Extra at 81 en- and 100 Fine at 50
q Dbl. Choice Extra retailing at ssf0ts Is.
GRAIN. Corn dull, and only about 1900 sacks
in several lots 6507Oe p bushel Oats tending
upward with SALES Of $500 sacks including 900 Prime New
st. Louis at 4042 $500 Prime Old at 49, and 500 in lots
also at 400 bush Holders at the close asking Al 65o4
bushe for Prime OF Bran 1870 sacks disposed
Of at 63064t U 100 III.
PROVISIONS. -. The principal sale Of Pork was 100
bbls Uninspected Mess $40 y Dbl. OF Bacon we mo-
ticed sales Of 10 casks Fancy Sugar Cured Hams Du
elds) &c., and retail lots at 104 for Shoulders
and llxO111se q ib for Sdes. Nothing dsing in
Lard.
| HAY. .95 bales Western sold at $248S25 p ton.
BAdGING AND ROPE. Sales SO half pieces Ken
lucky Baggng at 1856, so coils Fair Rope at g. 80 at 81
and so Fancy at9t.
GUNNY BAGS. Holders generally were asking l5t
and for Extra Heavy 15z@16f let Of 100 bales Lgh
gold at 141sa, cash, 49,. 49, ..-.. -s..n %
WHISKY. Rectasd retailing at s54, and 100 Dbl
Raw sold at s7He v gallon. +"
FREIGHT5. -. We heard Of NO new engagement.
| EXCHANGES. Very dull at our quotations;
Sterling .l0s4 Dl09 and 1904
Francs Of. 121a6a5f.2o y dola
| New York sixty-day Bills q ct di
| Sight Checks on New York ..............A ds0par
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Ship Manchester, from New YorkAnderson Ms.caf-Buekne
NewmAn-BIadiey beknap acn-Bdge
Brother-Bpchsnnons Carroll AGO. Brand Landyolson
srongCex Ghis Boyd-Cury Person
Cesvy Fawsh-MD Cooper deo-Carroll tchad AcoE a
Daley aeoP EeilFrslsn, Stevenson &coA Glenn
Grief &coW Hotgson-E Hart c0-Hsad, co-Hafs
Morgan Huntington Wads--J johnson &eof Ksnnets
Dix deOMes Aaans-MarIin, Oakley
HAwkinsugesby MaeauAyPayns HatriaonPsst, Smus
Price, Converse acoG ii pncAaa coW Raymuhd-kobson
Alisn-G W Shaw dco-Smh a. Coope-E Stevens Sco-W A
&eoW jackson acoWis, kawus .o-S
dcoJ Waterman bro-E Wheel othern
Schooner Emelne, Yok--R Harrison &co-Csro
p,tebad Daley scJ-Buqhanuoa aeo-scklep
Folger &cocSnVeIss acoJ Woodruff acoHunnngtou q
wade-Prlestlsy Bisn-Kenne, Dix Gco u;
Sjzer-I Burbrfds &e0-A WhtneyW Shaw Gco-Bert 4
Rirks-Oakey HswkinsRobson AlenT 6co-ps,ns
Harrison, d D L mpkna s, and others.
Bark SaIopy JonaBuckner Stanton New
Kennedy &eo-John Watt &co-A 4eo-Peraps
LJohnson
Howell keo-W RaymondW yett Scs-Louieschos Bros
Holmes ClauW Jacsson coCarroll Prchard &cosark Dsy
StAuar-Prce Converse &co-S Won-S 6coJ Burn
aide &eoC heeker &eo-Pedsauyiie Bro-J Goud-MrDow
al Aco NJ others.
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Hardware, Iron, Copper, Zinc and Til
Plates.
PR TLhY & Elm, !
SO and 81 Camp street.

pE IMPORTERS and DEAL D.
hs y Egg g1EEis iona AS s PoassI,G
friends and The public gsseIals. 80 their large sna
p q
worthy buyers They guaranty their goods
n quality any
prssnoet which they
100 english Bar Iron. fla ound a1d ,quarsi .-
::;s':$ 4;
]. :: Il Fis ss:s hss;s::
10 :. Swedish Plough Platss; ..........
400 Ddi.Ensliah American
900 kegs aa. sls1ds;
| 1906 boxes Tin Pla.s, osst Ct arcoalbrands; .
S soss u9 sPsy "a
loo dozen eoia. 1.sa; TO 100 sh''
500 Oliver Amsa and sasr and sp.asa
s se ;. G %ison sss . @Gei e eos.. Mills
poekes and Table Cutlery R4aors,s.e
s9ss5 I'll. asisRs
| HOOK and Plate Hinges; sut.snd pariiAmentaoi
eatsna PsicT% assss sass
aa.s ysss nd Dss scs,an
| Chain Csbss and Anchors ~
Cross eus, Mi; and P saws, Rowland sand Hoe.
s PSipf han' 30 apn,
"a e n. MARTINS Ws. Iioq 4 n -,
aslahiePlris White Lead a - l''"'ssa' -
| Brooklyn numbers and white Lead; ..-.. .
Black and Yellow Paints, Verdigris;
Paris Chrome Green -, DEL. u .s.o. 0.+M
| Mill and Grind Stones;
Sheer, bar and Pig Lead Pipe, etc.
~ They are agents Tor the GLOWING manuactories--
HILLMAN, VANLe III i Co.'s CELEBRATED TENEEsgE
ROLLINS WORKS wnee oller and Other Iron
| decarsd TO the
Il TEE Observation-Disclosures and BOLT COPPER WORK.
s.,0ss MILLS univ.
aiy approved.
G. l. HANKs's PLANTATION BELLS all sirsatom 30 zoo
pounds 49,
4 YoUNG,S SUGAR AND COTTON PLoUGHs, a..
LET Ali Of which, in addition large and well sssorts
took, hey will sell at the lowest prices and most libe
nj
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Prince607 bales cotton Buckner
h. kewmanS75 do w Jackson &eo9ig do
Pinckard keo-ls5
&col43 Felowes Buchsnnon Carroll
l0s Boga Foley ayeryi0V do Bye,
viii. Mohenny-so do Ulanshar1s do Payne Harrison
14 do Curry Person66 Carroll Pritchad
CO.'S do Tnonhl aco so do Miles adams 81 Gis
Boyd29 do Mcdowell, Mills &eoi8 sen
Mckenna Hubuard96 Hunt-a
bufbridge &eoi7 Cleveland Brothers
&eo-l0 do Bradley, Wilson
tn Owen Cobb do Robson Aliens do Male
4s bbs 10 half -four Mcdowell
Total-36ss balss cotton.
BALIZs-seamer Csre1-lo hhds sugar md sundriss.
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VOORHIES, GRlGGS & CO., No 10 Tchou-
" pitouas street. have in and for sale
BAcos-aoo easEs pr me Cincinnati, Sides and shouders
LARD--250 bills and tierces, and 500 kegs prime
LARD olLaoo bb conkiua Tobin Husta Englers, whet-
eone's and other brands
PORK pbls Mess and Prime.
BEEF-sO0 bills and half bills John II. DaYa Family Mss
ao Sugar Cured Dried Beef and Tongues brand
HkMS4VO ecea John r.. Chid's N Thomas' John Shay
and John H. DAVIS choice Sugar Cured,
WHlSKY600 bbls oves, Deans aud Homes' tConwea
Ezra.
SOAP-400 boIea Geo. Shilto's oene Oxide.
ADAnAN1lNE boxes d. and pms
colored choice article the Mexican
STAR CANDLES-l000 IS and g. various
brands.
BUTTER AND CHEEsE-soo pkgs A. W. Browns Western
Reserve.
WHsKy-95 bbs Of superior Old aud Bourbon
CATAWBA WINES-e9 boxes of Spark
ling, Brandy. Sweet Wine and Dry. jei 8m
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CITY TT e nj 8.

HEALTH OF THE CITY.-The cemetery returns
Of the last show continued decrease In the city
mortality the deaths by elbow fever being SO less and
by ali GA less than those Of the previous week
The following the returns for the week ending Sunday
morning, September "a, at six O'Clock.
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RELIABLE PROTECTION AT SMALL. COST
THOusANpS, on TENS, OR EVEN HUNDREDS OF THOU

RELIABLE PROJECTION AT SMALL COST
sAsPs ~ lNspEEp * THE OUTLAY OF FfTYFvE Doll
a WAREHOUSES;, Notaries, Jewellers, Bro
ke,s Merchants Capitalists, Planters Reaera, Mechanics
Steamers Families and others DESTROYS OF guarding from the
but valuable articles covered by policy Of
T ndns S Id
style Of Lock the key Of which hghi half dollar
and closes like pen knife.
other kind Of safe known, be shown the sanacon
while greatly properties will be
Hkngy to those institute between
the Concrete and the popular sa Of other descriptions
The will DO understood when it Ia known that the for
inside that the former
latter cast iron hars Also tha the former much
by such will
be glad 10 hear from the akepical. -.
dsmpusss sAlamande Safe kept generally
in fabcs materially injured by The
awaya generated when exposed
10 those underBigned who has E moi
rsrsd many imagine and does not moving,
No. Y Mane street. the corner Fl
Mr. Isaac Bridge: you the - Of Halls
Sst the named ali our
able papers portion a that W the
Of March l6lh, 1854, on magazine street.
The four os allied with the safe
put test and
Scienty cooled abut awarda) contents among
hundred dollars III bank bills
have more than other kind Of sss
know of. Respectfully, yours, T. ~: BAaLoW CO,
Those using styles Of iron ches snso. TO
since such articles invariably fall TO when
but slight resistance when attacked by bur
subscriber has hand snamander Safes
Iron Chests Powder Proof Bank and Store Proof Paint
jyll Sndkw - Magazine "
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NEW YoEK-steamibp CAhswha-Mdss and paassngeFs
HAvAFABg Adams Gray5s BEANS pek
IL and o fruit sundry
hignses.
NEW YoRK-Schr Emslins-Assorsd nadss.
B0SToN-Bnlk SAIopy-Atnortsd miss.
MosILE-stsamsr orsgon-! bales osnsbergs
sundrisl to R Geddss.
AoBIlE-Stsame California Sandries to Gsddss.
PENSAC0LA-sshr zaine-Lunloer o order.
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HsRl-WEEKLY LINE OF STAGES FROM
H. oSYKA, TERAIISUs of 'REIE JACKSON RAILROAD, TO
JACKSON. Msssst PIThs will place the route
bwe the above poipts T Weekly Line of commanding
The The naIn.i leaving osyka a. Monday
NJ This route foiows the ne 0eans, Jackson and
Iea Northern Railroad hssnos, samm. Bookhoven, Sal
latin, Line Store and Spring Ridge. ~ y aRlt
Fs,s through s An haggsgs s15y pounds w DO