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MlSs
wARREN COUNTY

y F
JOE BEI1-~Risck. com tieSion s feet : inches, high
committed tct- Il, say lie b-inns Z. 10 Robert pur
fey. in W. Arlington county Mss.
FRESloS--iIlack com tlex'on. about feet 10 incI,e.
high. cnntln,tte lV.:'s: SAYS he belongs TO Duncan
Mccall, OF ri. .io>t epti. la. .a..
GEOEsst--I}isok on,lasion about % ys.rs nh, Z s.s,
! inches high. committed Nav. 2h says he bri,ng>
TO Edward iatley, living near Grand Lake. Ark.
! MARSHALL COUNTY. .
JACoP-Tark com Ilexion. about - ycarsoL,. savs hi
b. belongs to David torter, II Lafayette county.
CLAIBORNE C~eUNTY-I0Rf GIBSON.
ANDER>oN--park Conn lexinn, about 80 wears obi 6
teet q inches high, com niItad Nov. % SAYS he
belongs to Mrs. Martha ~lioggatt, Of Washington
Misc.
WILKINSON COUNTY. 1eH a.
ASToNY-fliack complex on. abcnt 80 years OLD i
fee high; says he belong, 10 David Wea Tiers. OF
WILKINSON county. @7s $50
PETER WILLAMS-Hiack com plexion. about 10 wears
at age. ) feet 5 inches high, camnitl,i Nov. II.
SAYS he belongs to John r. William, /, near the
mol'h Of Rel River. Ia t'"FssE, @8
JIM RtSS-- tbnut 81 veats oil, S feet II inches hiah
COMMITTEE Nov. I; say he helon.> to sem, run,
Us aIsa, OF Hanoser county, \. c. .. -. .--
ADAMS COUNTY.
o~EFRTCE-Tark CONF Iexinn. about 30 wears ola &
t"eff z iache, fIfgt, Committed Nov. -: saws he
.oeionss z William Thomas, OF Burned Erairie,
near HarcisnnburF. La,
e JEFFERSON COUNTY. -... ..s
aWliIlAN-Hlack pmplesion, about % years oil, com
llnitfet Nov ~ says he belongs to Thomas II.
Smith. q New Orleans.
lack com lexion. about q wears old Z feat !.
inches high, committed Nor. "a saws ne he
long to John Hun'icker, near Waterproof, La.
B. T~ssAQufN.8 DCNTY.
soE-Ahout 20 wears old, 5 feet s inches hirh cor,
.mt'tei OCT % Gays he Belong 10 duncan. Metal
on leh'as,' 10 mt21 back Of Waterproof, Ia.
JUE-About 10 years oil, s feets inches high ron,
n'ttei oat.t saws he belongs - duncan Mccall
on Iensas,|a0 niles back Of Waterproof, La.
@s WASHINGTON COUNTY. .
EiIfK-Ii-hth brown COMPLEXION, about ~ or 20 . :
old, 5 feet 5 inches high. committed Sent II 49,,
he belongs to ar. Beatty, in vicksburr. -
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TUE NEW V0IEhE, commencing With the January
i Il mb'r. ls5'. viii e&aIt An over WEI ECNpREl
Ash, ui tI- choicest reading matter, srKxL AND Won
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viii contain . 81 !rndi' tel engraving; a Fiat. Of the
itari~ Fashions on steel e!"ysurI. crlrrt.i; one 3r more
articles richly illustrated with Wool Engraving: Mis-
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intelligence Patterns Tor >e-tle- work AID Nss bu.ic.
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lady writer's Of the day. interpreted with a variety of
ether subject Of grT,-ra! interest.
tTHE FAeHE1S TiArEs
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gtFinE "t' and 'H-taGr costumHs for fie month. They
nave been i'Eon"unc-4 rai eriVF to those published IN
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TIE T"o, Esas.vr~ss f ri
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will consist of Historical. Biographical, AMI Literary
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ah- universally acknowledged to excel any Others pub
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THs EuIToR's TABLE,
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ejsn, | "meSt'c ami Literary uo$5ip, etc.
ias MONTHLY SUMMARY OF CrEexy- Fvs~-s
PREPARED by Vim. i'o~., gives a condemned account nf
lie principal events which have taken place in the
HoFh during the proceeding month.
THk REVISION ~ INV BooFs
from the Pen OF the great critic, f. P. Whipp.e, Esq.
Ink FASHION AKrICLE
by q. {. Scot, presents a correct and comprehensive
account Of Tile new stsiea 81 Presses, Bonnets N.s,.
ttliaS, Shoals, Ernbni teri"s, ana Everything relating to
/ saoian, Of Interest 10 ladies',
Tux S.EnLE- WORK Pattern
for tn14r~ieeve&, Caps, Dertuas, Skirts, Fmhroidsri.s
for HANDKERCHIEF aHi general Needle work, Are unu.r.
Gus and beautifully designed.
. AuSIC. " ..
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fEeclnl"n nanihers sent gratis to those desiring I,
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ABRAHAM h SEE,
~ Ne tob Chestnut II, Philadelphia.
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J. A. ~TEOUSDALE.
SURGEON

a. ~e BAros RnuGx, LII,
pESE"S the tender OF his professional services in
4 Inc various branches pertaining To the DENTAL ART
10 the ladies' ami gen ieIaen Of Ras. and West Baton
Rouge and the Surrounding coantry.
As to his abilities, the best credentials can be fur
n,si1ea II necessary; but 10 these sTn haze not en-
tIoyed HIM, he woat1 respectfully ser to his kind
patrons who have so Literally favored him during the
past year with their confidence, and for which he
WON'T return his most sincere thanks, promising .s
ase every exertion tn continue TO merit the same.
AN work performed scientifically and with the vt
mot care, ami alse with the view to durability. thus
renisring a prominent benefit totle patient. He will
always be in his office from s A. n, until 5 P. N.
ofhee room over }. ". Qaiagsas' shoe store IafAy.
cite street. 45E
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sAiuAnLE REcipE.-Nr. a. Bronson.
Of MeaaVille, Pa, SAYS. fnun ffiee,
years experience, h. finds that @luD,ia,
neal Paaliiee. essrrred ever viii, v.nuy
h.yson tea, sof'ened with hot waier. al
~ over burnt. OF Fl gen flesh. ~ bot
rs can be borne. will relieve the M
~ nve minutes. !: hii~ters have po,
arisen before, They will NOT after il is ,a,,
2 tina one pailtice il general,
lf6cisnt 10 eaass . cure,
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Harper School fer both Sexes

Wis EcLeoi IS situated one mile from Vonsyfn.
4 'achAoh iafi'ii, louisiana. in the midst of a le.Iihr
AN interesting section "i country The communal
ar"nn'i ~ loiHt If Intelligence and morsEtv -,
sa'oFasle comparison with any other in@Sc-+,, Tl:.s4e
ana Stutsilte lleft viii DE- removed SSnIa the ssrup..-
ii,nS ts Fice 70 which are always f4.13 IN ctss ~
generally tuHnt! III villages. = t ~N
| IB- Iru-feea have cnnttsctsd With pa. ,
@o'fT to take ciiargs of liz Institute. II. h.s bss.
Teaching tr more than f@cntf years. and i sno LII
Hnh"n a q sctr.Ltr a.l instructor of you+h u, ,a.i -
female del artment. H3 two t:auglfc-. Vim "a. +s
trained from earie ~saihihnod fer t4zfrs. iona ,s,.hi,.
otlfer Assistants, boti, male AMI female MI -
cured As tue cE-c4m$taces Of the in.tttn,i,p no.
require, AAS
The institute ~oti1'ing il large and connu,os;u, ana
tte lfasteesEafe appropriated a consise ra bic sun, fl,
ne necessary A.lNfea, and viii have all in A state AZ
seatlnes> tor q erfng Of session, which bas hs.n ..
for Monday. --ltsnber IN, 1855.
iti. out iff-nfioi Ia AL the .riacipal f.ho has IL
'ra'!T remaved 10 tie neigh boc husd TO buiIi N
rcnvai for both sexes, that will be saual - 80 -
u this az surrounding parishes. $3.50
RATES OF TUITION FER SESSION. oy rwyyry y -p
i. Sseiliny, Reading, Writing and frs,
Eriacil les Of Arithmetic. sin n,
ZANE continued with Arithmetic, Englisl
ffanhllaF ana GeGgTa by ...- II 50
a+>ara" eoaftaled with frequent reviews
with aisaucrd Arithmetic, Algebra. HIs,o- s.a
rN G"H3pPNltiail, and Natural pllla .aphy.a I. 90
! advances algebra Geometry, Surveying,
dentistry, Rhetoric and Logic, and book,
- - te" --' e 80 IN GA
~hs@ssrS. 20 90
& e ~-'AAAs q s 3
I. The tuitian will be due on the last; dsv 81 -.
session, bat a iieiuctiun Of ten per cent. viii ~ .ylo1.,
tf raEl'rnt tor Whole session strictly IN advance, or
eignt per crnf, for liatf a session.
/" ~Sig1rnts viii be Charged from their entrance t,
he r''>e ut session AMI nd deduction will he made fo-
a'>elce, for any other causr, than sscknss, .r two
weeks or longer.
q y" on" I'll he permitted to he engaged in more
tnaa three stables ~ q time, hIt frequent review IN I'll
Turner branches VIII fe rr;nir.a.
1. boarding can ~ obtained at reasonable r.Asr i,
t}fa n"ielthor GOD.
>. !'.' pF">lFcr fnr q 3srEe AMI most interesting
st'". ~ f"s 'rrF Hat'efias. smt ss ~ rnestss solicit
re cooperation Of ADJACENT neisbborhas1s and tie
iFlsu:S at ht'Ine enterprise f%a
w. +. BOND, Press.
Hugh HintnE.
~ Henry Tstuut, 4faaN~
5. 4. Gsrrer-
"o9nvTi;E. ja-ksan sris'f.srIa. lnr. q. 1895. r
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BOOKS & ~RIODlCA
BIAcKwoopss EDINBURGH MAGAZINE CTroy)

rytae pr--ent critical stat to of European Affairs will rem
der these publications unusually intel during
tne forthcoming year. lucy will occury a mi4dl"
ground between the ina ,fty written news-ttrrn$, crude
item Jrc.lation< and flying raTlors OF the daily
journal. ADD the pondeIou- Tome Of the future hinio
rian. xFi1trn after tbt living interest and excitement
Of the great lultical evrht- Of the time shall have
paste! away. II X 20 these le~rio4ical> .lat reader.
must look Tor the oulv reaily and inieliigibtr and re
liable history Ut current events. and a. SGciI in adj
t;Gn to their we'll established Literary. scientific, ana
theological cha acter. We urge them upon he Consid
eratinu Of the reatling futlc,
ny Arrangements ae lus permanently made for
ihe receipt q. EltI4 $htsis from the British Publishers.
By winch We are enabled TO flace eli orr Ks1asfAs III
lii. hands Of sub ,cribers. about as soon as they can
he furnished with the foreign copies Although tii>
in4Gll es a very large Outlay on eur part. We snail
continue 70 furnish the eriedicals at the same low
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I N \ Z EE.
YER

~ AtNN VNS VT -lff SBLKi
WRdGHI--Tlaek comriexion, about 8 fact ton ;r-bss
h!gh committed Nov, i; says he belongs to .lsrnas
NhftFen, near Springfield. Ia.
eEohht.iiacs COMPLEXION. about Is years oil con-,
5nlltted Nay 8; SAYS he belongs 5, Mr. K,r,l.. -
f@siss-ra P.rk5, u. ' :"
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MISCELLANEOUS.
From the French Of Pierre Dupont.
The Oxen.

The Oxen.
The finest beasts are mine, ] vow,
Two spotted oxen, big AMI staunch:
OF maple wood lie made my plough; az
NJ Eoad's a sturdy holly branch. @
II. through their toll you see the plain
In summer green. in autumn brown;
Hsr. money in 3 week they gain
Than when | bought them ] paid down.
Before With them I'd par. Cd.
ia hang With all my heart,
~ Iowa That Joan, my wifi,
Tiare beyana my life, @a' ="
sa. rs .her see her dead would than ! would see ny
oxen die.
Nv gallant cxen-eniy look.
How deep and straight their farre~s are;
The strongest tempest they can hrooi
For heat or cold they 10 not care;
And when to take 3 drsught I stop,
And on their horns the young birds drop,
And there they perch before ,ny eyes.
Before with them, etc.
No oil press is 80 strong q. they;
They're gsntler far than any sheep;
The t~swasfots to our village stray,
In hopes to buy my oxen Cheap,
And take them u the ruiiIeries t
IN Hard,- Gras before the king
And slaughter thein-nky If you please
Good towns folk, III havs NJ such thing.
ye fore with them, etc,
II when my little daughter tall,
Ny royal masters son sud heir
Should .oaing-cone--tny money all i"
"a psy lin Gown, without a care.
But II he wanted me 10 give yre@ Mr a#5a
Ny two white oxen marked With red -
COME daughter, come, tue crown wen leave,
And keep our beasts az home instead.
#ssa@ts Before we vith them. ect. b"
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d tkl,TtSEMENTS.
\ I'll Z.

Tfsf3E sutSc .ib.r respectfully ~retu.ns fs .faois TO
L. bis trI-trtS and cd-:uIlars who have during the
past year iperailv gave him their patronage. and takes
this method 81 informing them ant the public n. ,arIs
taat re has nav ON !ani a large hi of seasoned Iuat-
s4ecesstt,l com ieIion af al work in She sIsiye ty
itoucL Buildings. BLINDS. SASH. ant ins.s4s, At
tiEs 40 STORES. BAR ROOMS, ia III. btst. most .,lrs-
tte ard workiaaalAe 81, lie. All orders left Hs j. I.
Ho,l-a1's huriwane store, the lost Office or IT my
shop u ! ittEt Street, adjoining the *. Iefsr's md 81.
PauIs College, viii. meet viii. prompt attention.
T-" .~y - e. SsEG
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oSE OF THE CANDtDArgs.-D. s. Str
vrnsaa of P~it,shurg, thus aruvu4t, 5
himself tethe soyereigns as 4 candidate
for MAYER:
Betored B~rftLe-n.--T an running of
tile race llmi is sci 'aef2,a~uS rs Candida
les for Mayor. ! 60 in for street pr4aef,
ing ard apf'ie selling Oh tue corners. an.;;
hope Z" be elected, Tor siie PLAYED ~
= harp Of a thousand strings-s)iritS III
just men made peri et.r
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tlSTERNSt CISTERNs,

Y VIE vi tAsslsnei has on hand a quantity If We'll
Sease ned Lumber expressly fr Cistefns, together
with al Tic ether materials. t.t-ras nade II .ny
size, either. on the coast, in tie country, or IN tawa Il,
reasonable prices. G. L. syfs.
Hec. 10 1855.
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NEW PUBLICATION
THE BIBLE UNION REPORTER.
MONTHLY.

MONTHLY.
I 'NnEa this title, the Bible Union purposes 10 issue
- TOutIlF or otttaeE, IN gHnrtu !urui, 4 Ter heal
OF aboat '~en'y four PAGE. Twelve ndui5rr, vii!
constitute a y.1F's sHb%cri ption. Zach nuaats.r viii
contain q tew inrm}1ctory iages Of BIbhcal Intelligence.
'uilo"-i BY such portions Of the Scriptures a. u,aj Ie
ready for general circGlsfion aud criticism. TIE mum
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the fit!e, wien complete, maj SIS -ta4Ri. br tt-sl4
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very Low, barely covering tl- cost II paper. ysfn,iaz
ami page. Tie n4iect eEtttis form Of publication J.
to enable all. wIo my desire, to L. kept constant,
Nc42 tainted ~ith the p-GgF.', Of the revision.
If every pastor an trient vii! intern-I Htms1l: IN the
c tcnlatinr a TIL work Il s7fI MA ariai'y ala th. can e
u faithful serStons. ani 'L~.eare the ln.. oi Bib,
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Lei i be particularly observed, mat. although a
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WE'VE itEAs SwtMMtsG.--+ Sam.
where have you beeu?"
"Ar's" E'een swimming. father" ~
We who's been swimming with
youi'
Nobody, sir" -. "
We'll, but You said. we have Leen
swimming dilust yan?"
"Wr'vr h+en swimming. f~a,l..r." i
Who did Yen swim will, them. you
young rascal ?''
. me, faiherr said tie Pert u~rcllin !;
"mly. ! swan viii, The idle"
Here the y~oueg~ter hardly dolged -
potato sent II his i,-ad.
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4A@ "- ="#@+ ~ 81 " #A &1& N# @& " s.
ExAM,NArioN OF Il A~LPHApEr,-
Which are the most industrious let
tiers 4 The Bees. .
Which are the most extensive letters ?
The Beats. s# ms#a a- .as-s m .@a
Which are tie most fond of conf,rt
The Esse. a -a.a@ '=... g.. ~
Which are the most egolistical letters ?
The Is. ~Hs- ..a
Which are the longest letters The
Els. E" ="
Which are the noisy I~etters9 The
Obs.
Which are the tegunino,s letters ?
The Peas.
Which are the greatest borcs9 Tie
Tease. ....M a .~.M 4.@ ....
Which are the sensible letters? Tie
Wise. s-.f .tts t@*-tH go
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AMEHICAN "kEFIHEp S,tcINly Som
Europeans, who m3.kr - ita~ty visit Il,
the United STATES, ,flDu write home: IT,,
moet ridiculous ons use, aerr i the ls.e
INSTANCE. furnished rs one who uudrr
takesto enl:g,t.n the 'ohi f.Ik- at i.prn
a. to the State of society here: '" o.
in the most refined society i is III.
custom for tie genlIenrr'tto brig 1rk
knife along f3rsilr purpose # exc c >in-
xiii np.n tlrsaftieirs Of furniture, itr,en,
which they clip III barge pieces. thea,
INTO smaller otrs, strrwlur the carln'i
with shavingS. Indies who are III III.
habit IT r-ctlvlilg much c"iiltany 4ar4.
sCaii,st haring their Rosewood ftrtti'Hr"
abused, by placing a basket Containing
ri'crs Of various kinds Of wood upon tin
Center table. and the gentlemen, viii, n;
few exceptions, take the hint and re-
pect the furniture.
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Cosmopolitan
ART ASSOCIATION
49, s. s5
Second Year.

A RRANGEMENfS for the Seconi ANNUAL Collection
"A of this new and popular ~IaStition fer the diffusion
"t Literature AMI Art, haTe been made on the mos
extensive scale.
AmnnS the works aLreaty enyagai il the tsrfarnat
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ksenJana4n Franklin. -. 81
II The Philosopher; s H
Daniel Webster,

Tie Statesman.
A special agent has visited Europe and made careful
and judicious sc lec;tans Of foreign works Of Art. both
IN bron1e and Marble s~tatuary AMI Choice Paintings.
The whole forming a large aud valuable collection OF
Paintings and S~tataary,t to be distributed among the
nlembersof the Association for the second Year. = -
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TOR BOOKS A MosrrIY sxTir. or an.
kATiFEs, 81 tiitAr1hhs, and TALEs. for the Tustroc1
ton AMI entertainment Of the Young. pv Icon
AZ TT- tmbeiiished With numerous and beautiful
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"GENOA CRUCIFIXr

which originality cost Ten Thousand Dollars.
III forming tire new Collection, the fiifu zion of sort,
OF AnklGAS Art, and encouragement of American gen
las, have not been overlooked. Commissions nav.
been issued % many Of the most distinguished arneri
can Artists, Sho VIII contribute come Of their fines,
productions. Among them are three Marble Eusts.
executed b. the greatest Sculpfor,-fitRAM POWERS:
EnSfAsn..1