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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-09-15

Roth brothers.

BY aglauce at the brief but comprehensive ad-
yertisernents Of this old and popular establish.
rnent,,it will be seen that they are now opening
their fall and winter goods. tits useless to
say more; for their customers and the public at
large are too well acquainted with thir manner
OF purchasing, to dcnbt Of their finding there
anything they require and that Of the best quail.
ity, and Of The latest styles. They fix their
prices at allow rate, and are exceedingly accom-
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-09-15

= seems thatshousekespers who waaH tsa;.
sHyef~nse ~ soap and water % TIA ce,rs.s
Rsacsce =. DO not known What they afs shcs.
2 9 prcprieter.afo one d The largest ana No..
sssaoisnnsnts in tie city okPhiIsdelnh;s 49,
4. i .asssss ssspsrs rulnshsifsaver by wishing
- 8 o.P.cos y lsaEss'ie hook like pewter
IVY put : particle Of soap about your s;iv.,
u'sn = ~ regain its original lustrx When =.
49, possn, take > pises sof. ssft lesthev1.sS
whiting, and rub il hard. sDu
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-09-15

The Democratic Nominee for Governor
A correspondent, over the signature of "Old
Citizen" gives to the Crescent the following
picture of "BeB WIcKL1FrE,' the Democratic
nominee for Governor: f
What claims has this gentleman on the cit.
izenes OF Louisiana for the high and rcsponsi.
BILE Office of Governor! Has he anya No. none
whatever. As Q man, Wicklifee is social in
his habits, and fills a certain position in life
that is allotted to him. He has not been in
the State a great while, and has no interest at
stake with US. His law books and riding horse
are about his amount of capital invested in
Louisiana. The one he can pack up and shin
of, and the other he can saddle and ride of at
any moments notice. He Is attempting to
practice law in list. Exansisyiue without license.
What do the good people of Louisiana think
Of m unclicensed petty. logger running for
Governor. If we are to have . lawyer as Gov
ernor. for Gods sake give Us Z good licensed
lawyer, one that can show his face ia the courts
Of the country without sneaking about with
nttle powers OF attorney in his pockets. Is
WicklHe q statesman? No, he is ademagoyue
Of the first water. Elected bv accident from
this parish, he has filled the Office of Senator
for several years, and by the death of the
!ameuted Farmer, now plutnss himself a. Lieut.
OF Louisiana. During his Senato-
nal career. he has not originated one single !
great public measure. nor done any thing as
legislator for the good of Louisiana. Is he IA
'rator! No. He has no claims whatever. He
rasels from place to place, and like the owl.
ways sings the same song. / heard him id
'0snte Coupee, Ayoyelles and Rapides. and the
% old story Of the Boston Smelling Com
'atee was the staple of all his miserable
afangues. Citizens Of Louisians look at the
men, Charles Derbigny and Bob Wicklife
hyperion to Q Satyr, One j. fully identified
your State-old and long tried Citizen
a. 2 large interest It stake in your midst-is
patriarch, Of the soil, and ia every way cons
with you. The other 10 aspolitieal adj,
'ntufer, ? briefeas,f unclicsnsed -Iawyee-js.
loose ye, who shall be your Governor. =
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-09-15

Inc Jefferson Journal, a paperrecently star.
ted at Jefferson City in our State, by MnHr5
q HRsRY, as n Independents sheet, has thrown
aside its neutral. position, and comes ont boldlv
and dat~footed for the x. N. cause. The fol.
lowing is an extract from an article giving the
editors ~easone for this patriotic course on
their part, which we commend to the perusal
of our readers dviia49 ,yaY,. L VA -.
It's only after mature sdeliberation and ire,
fiectipn, that we have come to. the determines
ton to hoist the coIors Of the American bar.
y, end for the future, to the best Of our door
ability. advocate the prinsiples and further the
objects Of that party. as those best calculated
TO attain the desired end; believing, az. we do.
that their motives are pure, and that their only
desire is the advancement and prosperi,v -
our country, tour whole country 4 ..
We have been induced to take this sten
from no other motive than a strong 1couyiclion
OF duty, not only to curse Ives but to tie land
our birth; and we think, nay, believe and
know II to De, not only our duty, but the duty
every native borL American citizen to de-.
.ote TO the welfare of his country, when he
INKS she needa it, his whole time and talents. |
,owever circumscsibed the latter NAV be: In
'triye and pArpstuate the principles and pre.
ogatives bestowed upon as 81 our father,
sho framed them, and who battied for them a.
spd calamity against tyranny and OPP.
49, zee conierred by them npon us, their
nnoiep, "a the richest legacy they could be-
hem inviolate.
Opr future aim will be to advance lie inter.
ana vel being Of our country, purs State.
g our eity; TO do this successfully, re. think
not only necessary bnt obligatory upon ).
!. .esossts the cause Of the American Party
'ne Sate Of Louisiana, and we have, there. i
1. .asen ias'r platform, and by il We viii !
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-09-15

a D'ssatsctant-Pufchase pound Of the
ehlorids Of lime At any Of the druggists, and -,
: lew ounces Of On q saucer, then pour ! it,
'ie vltriol into i, when the fumes viii Il once
'oe seen to arise' and disinfsct : large space Gin,
ed with noxious vapors. =
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-09-15
The

As . faithful c~hropologist, We arc panied 10
say ~ that . there have been several cases Of fever
." our town and vicinity since our last Issue.
and sonetwoior three deafhs: AZ the pres.
emit moment Of writing, Tiers arc two or three
cases very low, 10 and near our town. f
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-09-15

III TAs Plague .us N-e,enparag ~
We 1t the 'south think re are ID si.m.s,.
Die ccnditicn. ia many places, On acco,n, 3
ths .f fs'sr, ,batsh insignificant apr. eDidSsmi,
looks that has essr happened hers, ID com,er;.
son with the horrible state 81 affairs 4 No,foIL
The Following dsspsssR. from the piea,,cn. !.
the latest Fl intelligence from that. p,ace. W..
shere ever such 40 awfal tiwsl The Su.,Lpor
breaking outin the height Of the fever. !. t,nlv
terrible, and looks as il some Divine yanoa,rc.
was intent on decinadne the place:
SAtrIHoRE, Ssp1 6.-Ths intelligence from
Norfolk and Portsmouth received here con,in.
aas g g grow worse and sI more distressing from
~ ~es.s es mhk. 81
@ns nuges ofths yellow fever on Sstu,.
day iass are said to have bseu terrible. Botb
cases and d4aths wefe Increasing. Every nv.
siciap Fl both sidss' WA W. siek, and ths bee.
c'tisena dyisUs = 3ssf.
Te'adasts u calamity, the susH box h,s
lsosppsafsd thsis ii l ysry m.liou form
Twelve eaass had oeeprrsd Up . .oon on s..
'uresgs q II tt 80 sa8i E4ssak ka Is
Osr axfacts 10 anetAsr rlses, ssspectipv tAe
terribls ltlts dftbisss Il NorsSik sbd Port.-
mouth. sill b feaDd szsssdingly jnters.sse.
refen9esek = jnstseasfhs eppoaiss aids ofI
h RsEas@N oaslksssbsst s..n;le .ai.t.s,s
ics1se jeiassRsrtsseatk ,Etrbsr % a.
sisstasA - Easd = 'aitus1sa Tn Nsysi
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-09-15
Plantation Supplies.

~ BBLS extra bieached Whale Oil:
wv 10 do do winter strained Lard Oil:
3 do Machinery Oil;
Is reels best Packing Yarn:
2 doz sheets Gasquet Paper;
is doz Cane Knives: =
6 bales Osnaburg shirtings: -
cases Georgia Plains and Kerseys;
2 bales striped Osnabargs;
305 ready made Negro Shirts;
5000 pair russell Brogans;
6 eases heavy Mud Boots;
s bales Plantation Blankets;
so Drivers oil cloth Suits:
leases Negro Wool HAS:
l. do do Glazed do--for sale by
sepio HART, AUSTIN l. co.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-09-15

GIVE r,.grctto say that an important ad-
iysrtisment Of hisssrs. HAs7. Ausrr & Co.,
4got knocked into pie just as We were going
to press. n will,appesr next week. 4
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-09-15

a Likely Negro Family, born IN y;
~ F.fisA,, consisting Of i woman .hnn. 'n y
year, o. age, and her Three Children. tSe nld.s Z,
oey nearly IL; the youngest, ! boy sho.. =
.ne otner beng a girl about 8 years Of a.. =.
.eln1s and other particulars, apply- nj ~ a u
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-09-15
SadIery!-SadIery

| GA Just received direct from New
kA-xA Yorksa large and well assorted
NE@ElsA stock of
~ sad.cry, Harness, &C.,
winch we are offering TO Purchasers at low prices.
uar assortment embraces the annexed list of
~ dog extra horse and mule Collars:
6do do Cart Saddles;
s do do Saddle Trees;
s do do Cart Breeding;
2 do Leather Back Bands:
6 do extra, Wood Eaimes;
+ . sets extra Buggy L~iainaes:
dog Mems Saddles, comprising a great va.
fiefy of English, American and Creole patterns.
2 dog side Saddles, an elegant assortment
$50;
2 dog saddle Bags and Wallets assorted:
.Aiso-a complete assortment of
English and French Brides. black and r,,sset.
DO do Filings, do do.
Extra Marfingales. extra Bride reins, buggy
nnips, stirrupsit spurs, stirrup Leathers, Circin-
gles, Girths, &c, for sale cheap BY
serIC HARY. USTTE A. co
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-09-15

Ho
COUR DE JUSTICE, Paroisee dIberrals.
" Etat de la Louisiana.
Goslette Emely ct Preprietaires Us. Antoine
Rodriguez. :.
En- vertu dun writ de Fl. Fa. a moi addresse
par is. Webb. dams la cause ci-dessns ~intituee.
Jexposerai en- vente ~publique au plus ofIrant ct
dernler encherisseur-
MARDI, LIE a5me. SEPT, 1855,
a 10 heures A NJ, a la maison de cour cans la will.
de P~laquemine, Ia g~oGlet;e EMELY. voiles. etc
etc, qm Sc trouVant maintenant dams lie Bavou
Plaquemine, en- face de la dite maison de com
ponr payer eft satisiaire un j~ugement ct irais dams
lie process ci-dessus intitule.
Termes Compliant.
THEO. BLANCHARD, Dep. Sheriff
Paroisse dlberville, lie IS Sept, 1s55.-sepl5
JUSTICES COURT, Parish of BERTH,
e State Of Louisiana.
Schooner Emily and Owners Us. Antoine Rodr;.
By virtue ola writ of F.. Fa.. to me directed nv
S.. Webb, in the above entitled cause, I will o}.
fer at public sale TO the highest and last bidder
ON TUESDAY, 25lh SEPT. 1855,
at 10 o'clock NJ, at the Court House in this na.
rish, in the town of P~laquenine, the schooner
EMILY, now lying in Bayou Plaquemine, in
front of the aforesaid Court House, to paw and
satisfy the aforesaid judgment and costs in the.
above suit. =
Terms Cash.
THEO. BLANCHARD, Dep. Sheriff.
Parish OF ibervilie Sept. 10, 1S55.-sep15
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SHERIFF.

M. Editor : Please announce nv mime ..
candidate Tor reelection to the Office Of Sheriff q.
this Parish. ~
? jus. H. ERWIN.
P~laquemiue, Jane LIST, 1856. j
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

House Of Repr esenfa Hves.
Mr.. EDlroR. In compliance with til. s~olicisa-
tons Of my friends, | have consented, 10 become
a candidate to represent this Parish in the House
OF Representatives of the next Legislature.
d A. J.. CHAPMAN.
Bayou Goula, Sept. IA, 1855.
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Nem EMBELLISHMENTS.
DIR. CASADAVANT,

SURGEON DENTIST,
RESPECTFULLY informs the public, that his
~ professional engagements having prevented
his visiting Crosse T6te, he will be found as usu-
al'at Mr.. Jennings Hotel, in Plsquemine. SIS
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-09-15

FTThe remains of a woman shout % year.
of age, ah1 far advanced in pregnancy. w.s
found d short tiae since buried in the e;t.
graveyard, st. Louis, in a barrel, which Wa.
marked "New York brandy, IL gallons"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-09-15
oonoNrp

I've are authorized to announce CELrs,
election in November next. m.,a
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-09-15

JUSTICES COURT, Parish Of IberrI7c
e State Of Louisiana.
Schooner Emily and Owners Us. Antoine Rodr;.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-09-15

,aosh AZ Norfolk and Portsmouth. Great dis,
tress exists, and the POPULATION are nearly re-.
cnt>eo 70 a state Of famine, Large collections
are tNelng made in the Northern cities sforsthe
relief of.the sufferers. 1t is probable that the
United States troops viii evacuate Fort Mon
roe aud give it up for the use of the sufferers.
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BORUP s. CH.7yNPLIyv..

NTUULD respectfully inform. the Merchants
w aud the public generally, that they We
hnogi.l nu, the interest III MsssFs. Burbank 4 Go.
III tir.. Forwarding aud Commission business, and
that they en- afford increased facilities 10 all
these who may E,vor then, with share Of their
p''rcnage; They will attend tea general Storage,
Forwarding and Connnisslnn business. 1T their
Wasehoasr on the Lower Landing. Having
iea>-d The WhaH-hoat, those who chip 10 them
viii save expense OF dfaypge.
1 REFERENCES:
Csonin,s Hnrxihall and Lear. New York.
q ]. Harmon and Co, Buffalo.
james c. Fargo. Chicago.
Maiher and Co, :.
McC ioskey. Galena.
A. n. Campbell, !. & IS
8. yessup and Co. Dubuque.
chppleau and valie. ST Lnuis.
B6rup and Oakes, 81. Paul.
y 81. PaaI, n. 4. Y HINT aPltf
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-05-03

4 FRuIr TREES. Instead Of continu-
ing the old practice Of having alternate
bearing and barren years, for fruit trees.
those who cultivate them would do well
to ncte this fact. When young trees
come into bearing for the first time,
about the time the fruit is setting, If the
most of it is taken off, and this, if con-
tinued for few years in succession,
leaving every year about the same
quantity Of fruit they will, BY the time
they have become Of sufficient size to be
profitable. acquire the habit Of bearing
every year. Agricultural Journal
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s6s !, ),Stci
Z NorthwoosIi Mins prIf III ,k6.

Members II he Society, not i, ~.
rears, ara notified That the annual ,iis.
tribution Of choice and valuable seeds
will be made althis olIice o. The firs,
day of May ~ addition toshs Iist 81
seeds which were raised expressly fol
the Society last year. Il srsre and lyala.
able selection Of imported seeds. just
received from the Patent Office d,
Washington. for trial in this latitude
Il has been proposed that free M
.hibition BY the Society of farming I'M
.plements and machinery. be h.,eld during
the cem'nss summer, Al this place, and
4 will give me pleasure to receive com
mlnications relative to the same from
members Of the Society, and others
There are now number Of articles al
the office, 10 which | would call the at
t.antion Of Farmers, as valuable and la
bor-saving implements, to wit:
Manny's Patent Adjustable Reaper
and Mower combined ], iEmery's two
horse power, endless chain, adapted
to working various machinery2 horse
thresher, saw mill, for cutting 6rewood,
Circular saw Smiths patent Corn
Shelter, (2OO bushels per hour, EN-
ery's hand and horse Seed Drill, Uni
versal Cultiyator, Revolving Horse
Rake. Eagle Flows, manufactured by
Ruggles. Nonrse, Mason & CO., Bos-
ton, Mass. Thermometer and Cylinder
Charns; solid heeling snaths. and Phil
lips, Messer and Colby's steel back
grass Scythes.
| will take the opportunity to inform
the farmers Of our County that | will
order for them, from Messrs VIM. Nj.
Plant & Co.. Of St. Louis, any articles
they may wish to purchase. My arr
engagements are such, that implements
ordered from their House, will be
promptly received Farmers intending
to purchase Manney's Reaper for the
coming harvest, will find it for their
advantage to order them Of me early,
before the supply is exhausted. 4 is the
best Reaper and Mower now in use, be-
ing Of light draft, simple in construction
and not liable to get out Of repair. Il
was used with the most perfect success
in this vicinity last summer, and gave
entire satisfaction O. H. KELLEY.
q Cor. Sec, Benton CO., Ayr. Society.
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1nn ACRES for sale near 81. Anthony --
lOO The land borders on Sandy Lake Is
we'll watered and iimbered. There il no richer
soil, and It commands one ofs the finest views in
Minnesota M.:;s:nsaoia. TO person desiring a farm at a
pleasant distance from town, this place presents
unusual s,traction. Call ut the office Of
Is; s TRACY 4 F.ARNTIAM
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-05-03

GOO ACRES for sale few miles above
lOUU the mouth Or Elk River. Rich
prairie delightfully."- situated mile from The Mis-
sissippi and nearly opposite the new town laid out
on the west eide Of the river The ready marke,
for all kinda of produce at home and the nearness
TO grist and saw mills make This desirable farm
ing land. Inquire of
TRACY& FyaRJNH.ayM.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-05-03

Mr.. Peil, Of New York claims to have
made his apple trees bear annually, BY
laying the bark Of the tree open with q
sharp knife, from the ground to the
limbs, and by manuring and culture.
"A better mode than this, on the bear
ing year. is q remove the fruit entirely
from one half Of the tree. The conse-
qnence will be that the fruit on the half
left,wilI ne finer than it otherwise would
have been, while the bearing year ofthe
other half will be changed.
|, II will bear full the. next year, and
thenceforth the two portions Of the tree
will bear on alternate years. The crop
will thus become equalized, and the tree
will follow it's natural tendency, in each
Of the separate parts, Of alternate pro
duction and rest. We know ansapple
tree on winch, when young, the fruit
was all destroyed on one side by a Sc
we're frost, and ever afterwards the two
portions or the tree bore full on alter
nate years. .Nstc England Farmer.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-05-03

PLows WITH CAsT PoINrs. We have
heard much said regarding the use Of
this kind pillow ID our soil some per-
sons thug they would clog up, others,
that, not having kniie-like edge, they
will not cut the little roots in the sod,
this latter objection Of course applies 10
breaking new lands !; in fact we have
he srdgnearly every objection raised that
could be. invented, Ind consequently we
have some anxiety 10 know more about
the Eagle Plows, manufactured by Rag
les Nl.Grse, Mason 81 Co Boston,
Mas So cave tried the twsrhorse
-lplew W daf entire satisfaction. this
spsing, end in every variety suf sold
mas ", ssndse, gravelly wei and dry
where there was plenty Of subtle and
ws,..re there sas nsne. and we can say
10 the fir.nafs II Benton County, thai
ii tltay want pI ws tn i will work right
get the Eagle Plnw il runs deep ane
,are wv and leaves tie ss,il mellow 4 &c
+ even in just lhr right condition f,r seed
The plaw va rnsty when put into III,
ground, hut after going Ii ii rods IN tn,
furf,w, was as hright as new di,liar
and ir0miae commencement of the tria
B ami ia all tie f,,rro1s, il never cloged
parlicleson She ia aid board. standar
Z or land side. They are high u finishe
and III durable article These pillow
nav W. exa,nined II the Secretary
o4gjoa a the Benton CO. AglicultUfs
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0nnn acres for sale. ofs choice pfairie
OUUlJ Of rich soil and beautifully situated
m,lss below Sank Rapids, the County Seat Of
Benton County, near The NfississipPi River and
Territorial Road. For farming purposes, there
same win Be rold in quantities to suit purchasers
price Eve dollars per acre, half cash down, and
half CD time. Land office Of M
TR.ACY4 F.AR.N.H-AJM.
81. anthony, .6priI. | So. yf
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RE n ER TO

m n VA Err TO
Governor, w. A. Gos.nan, 81 Paul, ~ z.
Dursnd, Dorsic, and co .Nsw FORK.
G. A. Barrirra and Bro, .Nsp Orleans.
Fnn.an Lscapere, 81
] and Il. Walsh. ST. LOUIS.
b. n. Cnmpbell and Co, Galsns.
3. Hempstsad. 4. III. # III i
Hon. II 4. Smiley Mendoza.
Hon. g. W. Jaasa, Da6Sqse. ops.
Nsdess ;ana Ra1gess, N
Hen. a. g: DUdgs. Rarlirs tos, IoUs,
MI hi Cholh .uKh AMI Co., y
ExsC;oy a Rsmssy 81. Pasl. .ss
i Basapand Oakes. 4. ssi
} H.. HolliNshsad aUd Becker, s.
s tNilksn and Van Etssn - yf
\ 81 Paul. April. 1855 n S8. 3.
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q ~ ACRES for sale near Anoka-one piece
OHO Of 40 acres, several Of So, and ibe
balance 100. Price from S. to 81, according TO
distance from town. aud quality ."f land.
TRACY& F.dRN.HydM.
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Al & AMBER RE Y,

Storage, Fys.sondsrg and Comm;ssion
" erckant
GRocER AND OEALER IN GRAIN AND
ssl Pm osv issIoNss
LOWER LEvEE. SAINT PAUL, MIN TER.
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An OLD DF(G STOs E.
UNDER A NEW FIRM.

M ORION & PACE, having purchased the
lyL entire interest of l.. G.. Kinney in the Drug
Store situated in the g Worlds Fair" building, on
Third Street, with the intention of transacting
Wholesale and Retail Drug bnsiness il all lis branch.
ee, offer to their friends aud the public full and
complete assotmet Of the best description Of goods
usually found il their line, AZ far prices. We shail
purchase none Int pure, unaduteraied nedcines and
shall guarantee all articles be such ms represented
by us to our customers. With the assistance Of an
able and experienced German and French Chemist,
We trust We shall give Satisfaction in all our sales.
Store open a. all hours, day and night.
ST. Paul, April, 1855. milf
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m ACRES for sale one mile and a half from
III town, on gentle rise Of ground overlook
ing 81. Anthony. Il would be splendid place
for any person desiring to live near town and
wanting only d few acres 10 cultivate
TRACY& F.ARN-H.HJM
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! Hon Z w Lenvenworih. Sec State, Albany, Y.
Hon Dan Pratt, Jus sup Court. Syracuse, N Y
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Messrs Ely. Ciapp & Barnes. New York
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