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b.
FILLMORE MEETING IN BATON RoUGE-We clip
the following from the Baton Rouge Gazette, of the
l4th and insert it with pleasure, regarding it as one
of the numerous important indications which reach
from every quarter that the real people are rising in
their might for the Union the Constitution, and the
truest champion of both now aliveMillard Fillmore
Notwithstanding the fact that the Baton Rouge del
egation to the Jackson Barbecue comprised large
portion of the active friends of Fillmore and Doneson
Of this city, call put forth yesterday afternoon with
the veteran Col Malta, as Marshal, induced "a few
more of the same sort to come OUT and to the music
of fife and snare drum, Gall that was to be procured
in town. they marched up to the court house, max
ing display OF numbers which startled our oppo-
nents, and which doubtless will draw out more
remarks of facetious ~ nature from the Advocate
tomorrow. The early hour at which we went to
press prevents us from giving the full proceedings
Of the meeting, which was enthusiastic in the ex-
IRENE. "
DR.. French was called to preside; VIM. Markham
and ]. W. Cameron were appointed Vice Presidents
We were too late to receive the report of Mr. Frank
Cheathan, one of the Secretaries. The meeting, we
understood was addressed by DR.. Perkins, Mr.. Cren
shaw and DR.. Day, and the feeling which was mani
tested on the OCCASION and the display of voters under
the circumstances, afford good reason to suppose
that East Baton Rouge will give at least one hundred
majority for Fillmore and the Union.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE N PHlLApELPHlA.-Nress
Arthur & Bongham's patent Self Sealing Fruit Can
Factory in the above named city, was burned on the
morning of the 9th Inst Loss estimated at $4,000,
mostly insured.
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EVrngches and CEOcks.
saddgery, HEa,.,eess and 1sasasE;.

sadtygery, Harness and 1s'asasEcs.
The subscribers have Just receiveda full supply Of English
French and American ri n
SADDLES, @
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, @
Including many late improvements Their stock Of both 81
GLE and DOUBLE s}77s "
TR "a ne azn a. SIS
is NOT TO BE EQUALLED IN THE SOUTH. Also. con.
stany hand complete assortment Of Ladies' and Gentle
mems SOLE LEATHER 81 ~. y
zzs EgVgy2S,
other articles ner line to which they invite attention
WING MACHIN ES, 5&
" LACEY & Co,
je23 2ptn1 ~ 81 St. Charles street.
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Reaaa0UVE.

Aseaae % CfgEs
I24 CANAL STREET. I24s
j. p. CAMERON g. co.
Beg leave to inform their customers and the public generally
that they have removed their stock OF Capeting, Floor Oil
Cloths etc. from rs Charres and II Cusonhouse streets to
their and spacious store No. l24 CANAL STREET oufa
Buildings. .3sez55
Weare receiving varied assortment of Rich English
i MEDALLION, VELVET and ia. &85
BRUSSELS TAPESTRY, CARPETING,
Of entirely patterns and designs;
ALSO Of
THREE:PIIY and VENETIAN GARpETING,
BAIzEs, DRUGGETS and RUGS,
usual variety Of patterns and quaiities ~
Embroidered Lace and Muslin CURTAINS;
SILK Wool and Wool DAMAsk, direct from the best manu-
factories in France and England; 49, Fms'5
WINDOW SHADES Gilt Cornees and Pins, and variety
of Table Covers;
FLOOR OIL CLOTH, to "a feet wide by 100 feet long
which cut to suit any size room or hall #
All Of which will sell at the lowest market prices.
,.,G. g j. D. CAMERON & CO.,
s15 2p6t s12i Canal street, Touro Buildings.
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PR ESTON POND. y rs silTT
EAST FEIIcItNA. ~ 2Es
sUBsT1TUTE: .5ss
M. II DIVA RID s.. s $g
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JOHN e.. KING, s8&5
OF ST. LANDRY 5fs
sUBTsITUT Ell t$ s 90
A. b. COCO.
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P. ALE XAND E s " Ne NJ
III OF TEssAs.
sUBsTITuTE:
IL. p. GRAN r.. a,i2G 2ptd
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N.lTAL.--The United States steanl.frgats BEerri-
mac sailed from New York on the 9th inst. for
Southampton, England.
The o. S. brig Bainbridge sailed from Rio, July
3lst, for Norfolk.
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oaTIf asLING GAT,A FBA err
fond of dfinking fne Wines may be In
almost i'm
possIbIa 10 good article from foreign countries,
price, that We have IN
here may at extremely
has been pronounced BY
to be aaual to the best HE'D
week md superior 70 nearly all other
foreign wines sof description. we #allnde to
Sparkling which hIr.tJ R.
cauay Tehoupi toulas
EsbrseH III Hill agent. n N
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Late Publications.

J.B. Steel, No. go Camp street, has laid on our
table the following new works, which we recommend
to the consideration of the reading public: ID,
HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY. By Jno William Draper,
NJ. D., LL. D.; illustrated with nearly three hun
dred engrayings. New York: Harper & Brothers
TO medical men and surgeons, who can appreciate
such work, we have doubt it will prove very val
liable. D
MODERN GREECE: Narrative of Residence and
Travels in that Country. By Henry M. Baird NJ. A.;
Illustrated by numerous engravings. New York J:
. Harper & Brothers.
The author of this volume spenta year at Athens,
and Travelled extensively both in Peloponessus and
Northern Greece. The work before us is the result
ofhis observations in those countries and is readable
and. instructive.
MEMOIRS OF CELEBRATED CHARACTERS. By Alphonse
de Lamartine. New York: Harper & Brothers.
This is the third volume of one Of Lamartines most
useful works 1t contains the lives of William TELL
Madame de seyigne, Milton, Autar and Bossuet.
THp OLD REGIME AND THE REVOLUTION. By Alexis
de Tocquevile, author of Democracy in America,
etc. New York: Harper & Brothers.
In the preface Of his work M. de rocqueville states
in few words what it is. He says: The book now
publish is not history of the revolution it is mere
esssy on II ~
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Charley Bigli0aee's Oyster Sat0Ose
81 ST. CHARLES STREET.
FORMERI,Y,KEPT DIG X NASHD

The BAR the above establishment has stocked
with the CHOICEST LIQUORS, and is open for the
accommodation of his friends and the public generally
n,rI lock- NJ - Sel5 2p6t
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ALL unsleTst our friends
SlssS rheete at last ssatnr-
the deraonstr was
posing one, and lated TO infuse enthusiasm
Ia ths hearts Of fiends Of the Union and Fill
more IA have Seen man Bic To- learn my thing.
gent en1ssil down from Baton Rouge yesterday
informed fill account Of the meeting APP
af morning We didn't
receive Tie Gazette of Mend y morning, but we
did receive the yocats Of Ionday eVeaifss
The Gazette IL faerican and the 8AdEocat a
aceount foF the mill ii
Il tisS cDc0a mt gg;'gB $aS #8
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NEw YoRK, Sept. The alifornia mail steariS
ship George arrived With $fs6co, ooel5isa
specie.
The aukho critics Of Havana refused to Act the New
Orleans mails be landed dispatched
them n Us y West.
3 The New York and New Orleans packet Abortion
was wrecked on the Florida reefs on the 2Stb.
Another ship lnanie unknown) was wrecked on the
reefs, and several lives lost Her cargo Of
total loss. @gs 81
ss$ Kansas Affairs
CHICAGO, Sept. n rivate advices from Kansas
say that Lane is5about to attack Westport, Kansas
City and Independence.
Gov Geary had arrived in the Territory.
ST.. LOUIS, Sept 12--Gen. Richardson had been
captured by the Free State men, and liberated by
Lane. jSj IN Sssif l455{ss55 ~
Great CONSERVATION was felt at Leavenwerth in con
sequence Of a rtmor Of q contemplated attack by
troops to protect the town.
Lane is reported still at Lawrence, with no inten-
tion of leaving his position.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 15-Advices have reached us
from Kansas that Judge Lecompt has released all the
State prisoners on d bail Of $4,000 each.
Coy. Geary has issued a proclamation commanding
We'll, olditH sup
into the Territory. 2R
The Afissourians are all leaving for home. ~
II The Territorial militia have disbanded. Zane has
promised to disband.
! Capt. Whipples' company captured a party Of
thieves and recovered eighty horses.
A fort capable Of holding q thousand men has
been completed at Lawrence. n
1 .5. Fire in Frankfort Ky. 0g.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 16.-A fire took place in Frank
fort on Sunday night destroying whole square o
buildings. The loss is estimated from 1875 900 to $50,
600, partly covered by insurance. ~
Another fire occurred last night by which severa
buildings were destroyed They are supposed tt
have been the work of an incendary.
! +. Domestic Markets.
New YORK, Sept 16-Flour is quoted as a tr'
lower. Straight State IS 90 to Sc So; OHIO, sc A
! to Sc TO-. ~ N @
4 Wheat--White, 81 67to 81 70.
| Corn-Mixed, 6o4c. Lard, 14ac.
i. CINCINNATI, Sept. l6-The Flour market is firm
at SIS so to IS IS for good brands. Red Wheat
i 81 16. Whisky, 27ac.
W. River Intelligence.
LoU1syIILE. Sept. l6.-The river is at a stand a
this point. .&
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HeoEhena.,s
COMM ERCIAL Ollie E,
No. HOG Canal street.

French Spanish German, English, Arithmetic Geometry
Surveying, Navigation, Penmanshp Phonogtapy
ing etc. etc., by able and experienced Professors
- ~ RUFUS DOLBEAR, *
SIS 2p3t* JOG Canal street
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4. Aeaou n learn from Mr.. Joseph Robb, who
u aarig here yesterday on the Edinbnrg, that the
81 steamer Louisa, for port, with
abott2 300 bales cottt was hard ground
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2 aErA package of>letters, ETC., was picked up in
the jackson cars of yesterday. The conductor, Mr..
Harris has deposited them with the Chief of Police
for Identification. ~ ny
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Caapestaag, Mating ee1ed Es',SOOa
...nTI. ftI.O,rE1 Mt is, Crinr tres afreet

Lately received large assortment of CARPETINGs such
Velvet, Wilton Brussels Threepy lngrsin VI,
neian, ETC.. FLOOR OIL CLOTH of varons qualities and
widths cut to suit rooms halls ETC. ATTI NG5D0 pieces
A. "a White Checkered, landings all Of which
we offer at the lowest market prices. ~ III
1 a, BRO USSEAU IS CO., A
Sis 2pGt l5s Az s%t%S55 $500 10 Charities street. q
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sf2a
AID Ros 50 s. held in Donald
oil The consl eIation
slis bas sss of $by the yl
famous of he aftsrduly
sum was resolved 70 aI-
solicit subs
10 BIZ eellled Emostex-
sssaieat. Messrs and Ri F. More
hea sgere riding ponted coll etors. Mr.
I'M and stated that over $1,000
Ind been aver, and they
eefed to teraby more than that sum
BIZ 81 othel side. certainly speaks
zeaI and Of those gent nen and
ssoS tla 81 those they lied npon
q ehead remain ia town r
4 IoF tlleIing their mission.
tslst ttiat extended 70 them
1
Ill HEsf smoke hav-
HE late encoufte 8at Pass
to look around
Them and for another encounter,
u Sv isIs take oiHt Clear fonday
agho STe u tis other ercuil
atanees th favorse could have been may
4 there have another trial. when, perhaps, the tickle
favor Great sport anticipated
ssl 81 tle people Will be there not
Z cRl5 itEnen, the lairest portion Of
rraasssn defs sof the Crescent mag expects
y early as pessble after its
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FIRE N COLUMBIA, PA great fire occurred in
the above named town on the afternoon OF the sth
inst, destroying large amount of property. Tween
tyrone buildings valued at from $4,000 to $4,000
were burned
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MATS, of all kinds {, CoRNICEs, WINDOW SHADES.
CURTAINS, GOODS, etc, etc. ~si%,l-. K
All at very prices and upon favorable terms any
other establishment in the country. & '-
@ Orders will be filed with the utmost and dispatch
sl5 2p6t ~. Va -'"
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"Charming and fascinating Mr. Eth, White!


mrA Word TO the Ladles.-In recommend
your DR.. j. oseer's Celebrated Stomach Biters,
is but Justice to state that, stimnlan to the syse in
mpsrng strength and vigor preparatory periodical stages
times attended with much pain and trouble
preparation happily adapted to all Affections
consequent upon this cause and for Cramps in the stomach
cholera obu and all ailments arising from indulgence
in the fruits vegetables ice CREAMS ETC., etc. it is h certain
md almost instantaneous remedy and family should be with
Directions for the bottle Sold by druggists and
dealers generally. u-.' sel5 2p6tW&A
H- For the benefit of the invalid portion
of community, extract the following from the Almanac
of Dr. G. NJ. jackson, proprietor of HOOFLAND'S GER
MAN RITTERS, hoping it may induce trial of them:
J. @. NILES says:
SHEFF1ELD Ill., March 10, 1856.
expect to sell great quantities of your Bers this
Many of customers speak highly of its good qualities
having proved itself excellent Fever and Aue
ventative great purifier Of the blood and the best thing
aid digestion and good natural appetite
short of the very best medicines known
for family use being and pleasant for any take
c. l.. D. CROCKWEI.L says:
AEAMosA Iowa, May l. 1854.
The Bers give unhounded satisfaction all that have used
them always recommend them to all that
afflicted. They have cured many Of Dyspepsia some OF
them where dollars have spent for remedies
which afforded relief and considered incurable until
they used the Biters. See Advertisement. aul6 lmdW&A
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VV'i,,es.'s Ca1syegiu,e V1ernsifuge.

This medicine should be hand every nursery in
household It only cxirpates intestinal but super
induces healthy and vigorous action of the digestive p'wers
the liver the nsnes and thus brings about condition OF
the general which prevents brood of Nermtcnles
from being generated after The old one discharged
sBe particular and remember The name Afiner's Cana
dian vermuge Thsis only article that can be depended
on Remember this sale in New Orleans wholesale and
retail, by .,,
-.,lop -ls1Gl
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Y gsr Atom iillntofe Rall There will
bs y and Barbecue 10 West
Baton posite the city Of Baton Rouge
on next, 10th inst. adequate preparations
ars being mad tai te zion Of largest
sort of a eroWa ana u tie most eminent
speakers in: the State "a large
flelegation should 90 up from New Orleans. M II
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Tho steamship Gibyof Baltimore, from Liverpool
on tho 27tlnlt, arrived at Philadelphia on the eve
ming of the 10th inst Hernews hRs been anticipated
by the attiYaIof the Canadian ut Quebec,
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HI fiSrky antt II IneTicanss just down from
Sle at
passed our office
halted aila three roIsing cheers, Thanks
column True men
aenisl nst bs for y nobler cause
thar ie il which Die enlisted. Strike hard
thers made, and gu
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fqils tles part Of Che
ga III DIE NE feel
der tliair thanks 70 the atten-
excursion lrJ: RI Elar
ssss Hui oulse that NE hope
sssI sna ss pvlt several times If not
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The steamer Esainbnrg, which arrived yester-
from 81 seuis; brought down 100000 gold
allsiln fiif i1r0rierfH iif IIllea Sam N.
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LAFouRcnE IrEMs-The Thibodaux Minerva, of
the 18th, has the following local items:
The weather has been remarkably fine for and
during the entire week. The health of the country
remains without change. 1t is now believed that we
shall escape all disease this season. planters are
preparing themselves for the sugar making season.
The cane crop is improving rapidly
A TALL CANE.-Our young friend TheophiIus
Harang ESQ., presented rs on Tuesday last with a
ing fifteen red joints. The cane was grown on his
plantation, "the Chocktaw farm, in this parish, at
nearly eight feet in height and may be considered as
fine specimen-especia for this season, one of
the most unfavorable ever experienced in the sugar
growing region of Louisiana.
Our old acquaintance, Mr.. j. s. Charles, seems to
have been creating quite sensation among the good
people of ThibodauN, with his theatrical company.
The Minerva appears to be in ecstaces over the act
ing Of certain members of the corps Itsays:
Mrs. Ada Menkins dramatic presentations came fully
up to the standard of that great New Orleans favor
tie, the charming and fascinating Mr.. Charles How
ard in peculiar line of characters She is in fact
a "diamondin the rough" >E.. 49,.
tChar1ning and fascinating Mr. Eth, White!
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,sp ANIsH AND Glasses begin
eaeh ~ these 1T noReafs Com
l06 Canal Thege special
for saeh An who Wish be spes read and
we either Language eerfreetly Short should appl
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E2a.. 81 81 eeeE aIRe!sglaoEkls.

oFEIcE-Ne, li5 GRAvIEB STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures CANCERS scALnsHHAp WHITE swELuNs SORES and
ULCERS Of every description ia3l 2piy
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- " 12 Tt. UIncnna December I, 1856. e.
Messrs. Geo. d. .Wincfell Bro. q Co: 59gE
Gents-lhe Pumping Engine purchased Of you for Of
shop the line of the Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad.
has been time and given perfect satisfaction.
consider IL the pumping within knowledge.
The engine drives besides the O5nch circular
three aies and drill prea and there is with
IS pound pressure square therefore
cordially the of railroad managers and
others, i truly, d
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s, h a, CAR g o. o f & q YlsNtJ
For account OF whom itiniay concern.

the 1s lfiist., oycIoelsy Mt
III tile Brooklyn for account Of IT
MAY concern will be sold :SS}S5s.
About I'D tons Of Guahc bark part damaged
the Of imporsatio 5Ss s,a
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sccosseg-lepgad Furniture 1so1sgFst.

The highest Cash Price paid for all descriptions of Second
hand Furniture. Persons leaving the city and wishing dis
pose of their furniture will find their advantage call
the undersigned
Alsosecond and Furniture Sold exchanged repaired.
- P. NJ. TOURNE, T."
aul9 2p3m % Baronne street.
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:. ! ): MORSE, supt. 9. and G. R. R.


onice N. o., opsand q W. Railroad Co.
Mr. I Bridge: Sn to your inquiry relative 10 the
performance Of the Pumps in road
only that they quite equal 10
and that the variety Of baye they
decidedly the best. f
Yours, respectfully, A. b. SEGER, Vice President
The above Pumps and Engines constant sale the
tbseber, sole agent here for the Inannfa cturers.
ie25 Bind wv ISAAC BF JI1fi Il, % Magazine street.
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those IF our renders HiEhfng sup erior household
1Enaie. fal to Inc extensive sale take
place od aaetie Camp street. by r.
MT ag9Ajg1 tIanesFs als
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TEL IA 4 HE'D no !, ELI gRaESC i.
ARRIVAL on TIE sgsE GEORGE IA WI

,sPI y III WY
3 nr rItE souTlIfsR.s Asp SATIoNAL l.INEs.S
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y1h tsN
iuntIcA ss#ERISe DocU NENTs.Ts Since
the CONNIE of Tie presid campai gn the
Republican press of Washington City has issued four
ncluding two hundred thousand
copies pf SuInuera speech bout one-half Of this
vast amount of had been through
The Washin hlican eeation and the re-,
Isaainder has basn members DC Congress-
3Es4 #sHss A--45---4s 4S8S
FILIMoRE M N XIV oRK, receive every day
accounts from New York which would dspel all
doubts, 10 success OF the Fill
more ticket Id The Empire State.
On the evening Of Monday the 9Th instant, the
National American had meeting in the cityfof
New OH, which was one of4 the largest and most
enthdaiastic that ever met The
lneeting convened at tie fillmore and Doneson head,
house was filled to is
utmost capacity Speeches were made by several
distngn tleInen from other among
Aglaon were Col; AYE w, Fosdiek and Governor
n sehonsa of In the country ii very large
meeting was held sat Oyster Bay, j. IT, On The 9th,
eloquent and stirring dresses were delivered in
fhsore ililnore and tshs MON. Another large and
meeting sgas held II Hatbusa, and the
same spirit sgas inaiiifested
Besides the large ke small towns, there
hiss I,een two llntsase Of Vie people at
At which The people from that whole section
assembled. s
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SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD Fur NiTtREs ROSEWOOD
Piano Aelodeon Removed for convenience 81 sac
BY Il. $Is.8 8S8 SSs2

s NJ TeoxsRY, Anctioneer.
NTEIpaT sE9kY, AZ TIA Inst, ut "A o'ctoc AZ
kFf the old Auction ARTf, ST. Camp street.
honssa
sea Extension, Dining md Side top Side.
boards, lounges Easy Chse French Plate Mirrors hne
Festsg IlloTs a,l air an es
Chino GookRg Stoves, etc.
r,uo piano Eores nrd 6ie nislndcnns selG
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physicians sSATISFEEsD-No MEDICINE.
II that has appeared iii the United States has proved it.
self efcaciouS in the of Worms, the Eer1nuge
pared BY b a Fanestoek Mapy after rssarng in
suits II cannot fail expel all SYSTEM yet is
gentle in its operation that from is ad
nnsation to the and tender babe.
asafe and valuable medicine, always keep it In
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sy7l,0OlO IIAVANA CIGARS.

5EsMORRHYf Anc0neef.9
fRs SSe fssi II
sff sss''s
500 over 5000 months fot
proved paner Y W go
TT;Y ATsi' e EsTEAzI ET-co ILEeToRs, HOUSE
psS's " SsSs P
'ss q
rss u %
& Ii NTVERsTTY.OTs| LOUISIANA Az ewDE-
Il SsH
s statopa u f si Eat
dence and Practice will be delivered W four fro.
5sst Is md
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