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GENERAL LAND OFFICE NOTICE.

Notice hereby that all the taken for
the aud remaining the United States, outside Of he sir
mile S Of the made by the Of 9Th February 1885, for
the Cairo and Fulton railroad and lie branches restored
market which subject location
Of withdrawal, will be sale ordinary
imum price aer days hereinafter mentioned, to witt
Once Jackson, Missouri Monday the ID day OF Noyem-
ber 1855.
oGes Baesvie, Akansas Monday, the 10Th day Of No
vember, 1855,
oee Little Rock Arkansas, Monday ID day Novem
Der, 1855.
Office Helena Arkansas Monday l7h day of Novem-
CT, 1856.
Once Carksve, Arkansas, Monday, day No
vember, 1855.
once at Fayetteville Arkansas on Monday The ID day
vember 1855.
oace champagnOe, Arkansas Monday the 10Th day of
November, 1856.
omce Washington Arkansas Monday, 18th day Of
November 1850.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled right Exemption any
offered public
establish
register Of the proper land oce payment
period prescribed
will be forfeited. THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
June 7t-lawI3w [starkInteiJ Commissioner
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[No. hb0.l
les of uyHGts sections The States N Arkansas and Ma
soari, aud restoration of hdraUH taRds 10 market


ny THE PRESIDENT or the UNITED STATES.
oflaw PIERCE Pis.idsn. o. The Gnl
sG .Ss, OF A%s sa 90 As ss Sacs d
TONED o The lands s sections bearing odd n5 s %SSs
Cairo and Fulton rsiOsG .soOS and AHE.ssA
Fon smith, subject Of go dsaar. and cents per
provided By The set approved sa s S
constructing SAID specially excepted from graduation
70 price BY the seI Of 4h August 1854, TO wit'
In the Stale Of RKAEsAsi - :. A.,
The public sale win Be held q The land once w.
disposal the public lands within such sections bearing
mentioned townships, vizi
Har the base line and east Of rA principal dtan
Tswa:SS: T. H. r. Il: ~ y az ssnEs
Townships 10, IL, 49,. 10, 20, Of range ..
T Tswa:Ss 81 81 g s. FL g range.
Townships 10. 20, 2l," ~, ofrange6.
North o. the line and ~s.t Of the M principal meridian
T townships !, 3 / 10, H. i, d.. T. range
Township. ! 10 Ia ~ y "a % as Of ssssS
townships J. :. So SO, 10, H. ofianss ):
Township 9, ofrange Z
The public held land ONCE HELEsA com
posa public such odd numsered SECTIONS
above referred to situated in the ioownsn townships
TO wit;
North Of line and east Of s aA principal meridian.
Townships }, 4, 8, @, of range J.
TS ~nnp ) = o. a.s H. u, range
aS%nshps g. 8, I Il sSss sie'' D.
The public Office LITTLE RooK
Monday the sixth day of October neat for the dis
above referred situated in the following townships Vz
South fs base line and Wsst Of s mn principal meridian"
Township !, Of ranges II and a.
T Eox%:niSS. e 6sn sss.. y and 10
North of the base line and Of the mn principal meridian
Townships Township 3. ~ ? Of 9ne :, .,,
T TownsSps i,s Of e ra aaast
Townships !, :. AZ 3, q ranges.
Township: t.. g ' o1ss. q, a.
Ts~n:ss: - $500 q range Ia
Townships s, 81, of ranges Is and II.
public sale will be held the land Office WAsHmeroS
r hs aspea of he public such
above referred situated in the following named
townships, viz;
South Of the base line aud Vest Of the h principal meridian.
Tows:i"s assss7s e. . , of anso 49,
T Tswn:'Ps $ ) i it, st. P' 3; , az
Townp 4 g. IT, l. q lan ,Sns s. o.
Township: IT, H. II Il Of 9ass Is
$ Esx.:S,S 3 i &. i, u .sss i ~
The sale will be held q, KsylLLr
Monday the twentieth day Of October next e me dis
all the vacant public lands within such sec
referred 10 in the aforementioned nsips VIZ
North Of the base line and est Of the h principal meridian
Townships s, o. 7, Of range 10.
T Towa.n,ss. E !: Of r range 9ssa 10 j.
T Township: :, {? s 49, range g. e.
Townships 49, IF ,a or ranges - ana
Townships g. O. 10, of ranges So 81.
Townships T. Z, Q, Of range -.
In the State of MISSOURI
public will be held land Office JACKSON,
disposal public lands in such odd numbered sections
referred situated in the following townships,
{
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Navy Beef and Pork for 1867.

NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
Bureau Of Provisions aud Clothing, June 2, 1850.
lEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed " Proposals for Beei'
Proposals for Pork the be. will be received
this until oe"ck Saturday, the l2 day OF July
furnishing delivering free of all and risk The
United States, at the following navy yards
Barrels beet. Barrels port.
At Charestown Mass. ..............l,4O0 1900
Al BROOKLYN, NJ Y............ ......2,400 l,sUO
At Gospori, Va.......................l,600 1900
5y4oo 1900
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TF SwR:RIDsl b 3D. & g. ia " ii 4 8.
Townships "a %, ~, ofrange7
Townships %, 49, ~. 25, of range 8.
Townships ~, 3d. %, Is, of range 3.
Townships 23 49, IS, %, ofrange 10.
Townships IS, DC, of range II.
Townships 20, "a, Of 10.
Townships IS, 49, a. Of range II.
East half Of nship IS Townships &C. 81 of Is
Townships 25, g. 81, %, OF range ID.
Townships %, 81, %, Of range H.
Also
public will b held land PALMYRA, com
mencng Monday tbs twentieth October
public lands such odd numbered
above described situated within sir miles Of The Hannibal
Joseph railroad, in the following named townships, to wits
North Of the base line and Of the tA principal
Townships SO, 81 SO, OF range H.
The townships du, nated wholly within the limits
width sidc Of
and the remaining townships only partly within said limits
designated diagrams which have been furnished
specive district land Offices the Commissioner OF the General
Land Office
Lands reserved for schools military and other purposes will be
excluded from the sales.
The subject TIC right Of roy granted by
10th June 1884, and 9th February 1852 for said railroads
and branches and the particular the wi be sold
containing the quantities respectively shown the official pats
without deduction.
will kept open sufficient to admit offer
all the exceeding applications
private 81 per
offered under this proclamation will not be received until after the
close of the public sales.
my hand city Washington this Gh day
June, Domni thousand eight hundred and 6ysE
FRANKLIN PIERCE
BY the Presidertf
THos A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner General Land Office.
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

The nndersigned =, In the state o. ~, a i
foregoing OF the classes therein named
they WILL within days after the receipt
Office designated
for the with good and sufficient snreies
shall fail into contract aforesaid
guaranty good difference between the offer of the
said - and that which may be accepted.
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No white oak plank stock logs. No. white oak promiscuous
No whteoak pieces and udder stocks No 8,
plank No. T. yellow beams No 10,
pine No. H. ASH cypress whiteoak boards No. ~ black
hickory bars No 49, black spruce No 90 composition and
nails No 81, No. 90 spikes nails No.
lin. No. 25 hardware N, paints, oils &C. No. g. naI
No -, No 80 FAX and
81, glass No. 81 leather No. 49, hose. No 81 brushes
No IS, bunting and dry goods No. 81 peh, rosin No IS
alow, OIL No 80 Ihp cbandlcry No. 49, stationery No
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FORM OF OFFER.

State III -, heieoy "sisO '"
and deliver al the respective navyyad all e articles named 10
nexed agreeaby to the PROVISIONS Of
therefor and cenimi with the advertisement Of the
Bureau of CONSTRUCTION. &C., OF June ., $50.
my offer be accepted, reqnssto DC haditsstaa'
aud the contract forwarded to the navy agent ia a.
,ioI signature anu tt'a"N"'e.
(Date) ,s,..,>
bidder encoses must be pasted to hS oyer
signed byhf Opposite each aee IA the seAef
carried out the aggregate J0oed
IN for class tie hkecise wItten in Words
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No white oak plank stock logs No ,, whleo promscuous
timber No. 6, yslowpne plank Ma. yellow pine
mast and spar nmber No 10 white pine No H. ash cypress
elm boards No ~ black walnut cherry mahogany No 10 To-
No, II, wheash and hickory bars, No. 49, black
spruce. No 49, guumvin No no. composition copper
No 81 iron No a. spikes, nails. No 80 lead No.
hardware No a. paints OTIS &C. No ss far canvr. No. 90
"a, feather No. g. hose. No a. brushes No IS, bunting
dry goods NJ 81 pitch, NO a taIIow, soap,
%, ship chandery. No 40, stationery.
June a-lnw4w
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FORM or GUARANTEE.

hereby certify OF my knowledge and belief tn
Csignedl - Eff.
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No J. wheoak plank stock logs No 2, whieoak plank No
2 whiteeak promcuous timber No. d. white oak keel pieces
an1 rndaer stoekS No o. pS"n .s.sh MO-
cypess boards No. IL, black walnut cherry
No 49, No. H. whiieash aud hickory bars
heading No. 10, black No.
Is No. 90, composition and copper nails No 2l
No. spikes nails No. 49, lead No as hardware
No2I paints OILS &C No 49, fax canvas No % cotton canvas
No 90 No 81 glass; No. %, leather No.
No No. 81 pitch No. 30, tai
low OIL No, 49, ship chandery No 49, stationery No.
ife-w
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CASE OF ELoPExExr IN FARMrSeToY,-On Thurs.
day OF last week gentleman ~ about twenty one
VILE arrived he ssoddsrd House in fsrminson where
they were Immediately united In holy marimeny by
Rev Mr.. Munger
taking look the town, he sudden beheId by bis side
the father Of his wiie who bad 70 bis dsugh
ter from the marriage. Bui, alas, was too late Yet
be insisted taking his chic. What was 10 be done
Could tho man give up bis vile No 20 on the N
pulse RI the uoment he rushed 10 the landlord, saying
"I-l-I-gun sway ith-vith that girl and got
Iied Cent you hide usf Her father has come after
her
20, no = was the reply, "you had better NEE, aud
have the thing settled up"
Soon In came the father. The girl "loved her hus
band best and could not and would not 20 with pan
The wife made a prisoner. and the man was
ordered 10 but the ~fe must remain however sai
and fearful What 70 do he knew not, and IN biz ,roa
rope In the ship and was advised 70 OBTAIN writ Of
tabess corpus.
"Tarr your hibess carpo.-f want her now and I'm
The excitement had now became so great that mul,tudes
had assembled about the soddard Housc-.ome cussng
others discussing the whole sna'r-~hen Of firm aud
bold splr, cried out ~ with Any other man enter
the touse spd tske the girl 20 her husband"
go will H. responded . dozen voices. Immediately
large compsny OF both old and young Americans was
ss y 70 e
door and knocked. Up went the windo-.
What do you want" was asked.
/" want my wife Z replied the husband.
time and ready take the house down rather than not
70 obtain the wife for the husband.
"fssy," shouted the leader q The yss, Wen give
you lust i've minutes 70 bring that woman 70 her husband
II you don't coming 70 take her.O
Yes, res ycs," was the hasty response and 10 less
time the woman deli vered 70 her anroue husband,
The father len town. being well satisfied that the Farm
ngou people would secure to every man the posscsson
Of bis lsss wus.-fWslWd Argus,
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duced thrilling account Of the Irish massacre Of
l64l, which cost Charles FIRST his life and his
throne together with an account Of the famous siege
of Londonderry. These rapid sketches of discon.
nected portions of modern Irish history constituted
the promised subject Of "Irish Protestants at
Home Another sketch OF the various emigrations
of the Irish Presbyterans to America, with o ra-
Their exaggerated and highly colored picture Of the
part they took in the Revolution which resulted in
American independence constituted that part Of the
lecture which related to "Irish Professionals in the
United States" Notwithstanding its many faults,
the lecture was interesting, and was well received.
On concluding, the lecturer was greeted with loud
marks Of appreciation.
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Port OF New York. November 20, 1866.
CLEARED.

CI.EAkEO.
sesmshp Alabama, Scbenck. savsnnah-s Mitchil.
Steamship Nashville Evan, Charesion-spoford Tiles.
steamship Roanoke, Skinner Norfolk. Ac-Ludlam Plea
Ship SIMEON Smith Liverpool-spoaord Tilsston:
ship Charlotte new soule, Lverpool-Nesmth Sons.
sh hip Quebec, watson. New Oresns-C Church Co.
Ship Shirley, Allen, MOBILIZE Henry
Barr Barr su spsa swetser isbcneM Bpookman
Bark Grey hound GuIlbrandson, Bathurst-Foster Nick
BARK Asa Sawyer, Gates Mobne-surges Glearman Co.
Br s zsro Alien sS Gambia and Madeira Mscaaao
Brig Giaour Br, Bryand 81 Johns NF-Roome Dnwid'
u brig Ashhy; Reed, St JohnzP Nsviqs sons, =,
Brig Emily Davis Casriss,SnD%Snas,m b D%Sa
s ssss HeSs es yoSnsoS St JoSnsA spnsrs
ssr APS Cole s CITY Pa1ss Hunter G.
o.
ss sSr Rs 1,' ch.ns nns Herrlct
schr Mantn. Beers, Boston-Dsyton 4 sprague
western se.fs
ARRIVED
with pass.ngs5s SPECIE Roberts. NOV 1889
Ezapsth City bound n ssh Of fuckers Island, spoke
ssnr i bead Wnss IL aiR Re Caribbean n'
va asVsna ~is
%fs @
Gsr from Esyane S for New xS,a u. Havana with
mSss @ Smith fssief 18th INST the Moro sanaasd
bark Express. bound In. =.
msss and t d Ssh 4s
s s0 Rsn. Ct M %
Haeras exchanged signals steamship souherner, hence
for Charleston day ?45 AM lat 50 So lon So passed
steamer showing swellow tail signal with white letter. and
with mdse and 254 passengers tow Schmidt Co. 18th
with flags painted her stern and gded figure
had her foremas carried maina laying over her
and vessel
coming in the Hook last evening struck on the Point OF the
Hook snd off this morning at O'Clock leaking badly
Had births and 81 deaths y cholera during the passage
Ship Kate swetand of South Thomason Bartlett Shields,
DAYS with Trundy nth inst LAT 90 lon n,
spoke ship james Keller Allen hence for LONDON 10 hours
Bark Rambler tBr), Putnam. Pcou days. wsk coal to E
Cunard ., en-,
sp Oct 81 with lead, cork &c TO master Oct n lat ~ o.,
lon Is % John Mcdonald seaman OF Argyeshre Scotland
Brig Mara Bailey Porto Cabeo % days. with hides fus-
Brig Milton McEven Port su Prince II days. with coffee
echr stephen Ho;chkiss of New Haven't Munson Havana,
Nov "a with sugar, &c. TO master.
Schr q Baxton Tncomo, Saco, Me-
Scbr J w Fau1klin. Rosop.
schr Isabella, Faulkln, Boston
Scbr Passport new, Hawkins, Jamesport, IL
Steamer Anthrscite Jones Philadelphia.
Steamer Mars. Nichols. Philadelphia
Steamer Osceoa, Clark Providence.
Sohr John Clayton which IL collision with schr Queen
souh 26h inst and capsized and abandoned was
this city last night by two smacks and anchored A.
Jersey City She was picked up 10 miles BE OF me hghands
Steamships Alabama Savannah Nashville, Charleston; Ro-
stesmships Washington for SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen and
detained by the NE storm.
Wind during the day, NE, with rain.
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DECISIONS.
Nov. 2e-Rlcbard Lidde vs. william Nulisan. judy.
meLt reversed.
sidney osksnih vs.. James Sutherland. Order affirmed
Win $40 costs.
Michael German vs. william Pe,te,. order affirmed
with costs.
A,a Mech W William Brown Judgment reversed
Horace Scranton VI. Urah P. Lesry. Judgment affirm
Ralph Mccormick W. Sarah wilson. judgment, AFFIRM
ed
George W Rblet W. Alex. r. Wallis. Judgmen, n
frned.
John nerwiu W.. the same Judgment affirmed.
Michael TlAnneily vs. the same Judgment affirmed.
Nicholas 3. Demarest Vs. the same. Judgment snlrm
george Greer ". Napoleon .. Hsnes. Judgment sr.
Jane James eurpes " oharss O rhuraou Judsmsu, a..
6vned
James ocosnor rs. A. wusVp sua q, q, pu. jug.
neat JsyeIsed.
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THE TURF.

nGArRIwoNIAL-RosA NeHIoS WILL, UPON RI
M twenty fve cents or Eta equivalent In stamps
turn yerr lucid picture Of tser past present So
fuure lie from specimen ~ hsndwrisR together With re-
dsquerrsoype picture of rtnrs wife husband Lsw w.
Journeys. ucty numbers &c. Address Ross Nsaon- r1&
once New TSgk,
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A SERMON WILL RE PREACHED By THE er. REv
N Dr Rayev of Newrrk. ~ y. In ~. Josephs church,
SIxh avenue Sunday evening November ~ at O'Clock,
for The benefit ct Sc Josephs schools Tickets ~ cents each
TIVE REV. A. n. VAN ZANDT, OF THE CENTRAL eE-
formed Protestant Dutch Church, Ninth street. will
second Of he Of lectures sx in number,
tho general topc The Bible the Young Msns Guide this
evening ~ the shove church, commencing stIs o'c,ck
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bride and self conceit that TO put down the R)man
system and set up their own IN its place would be
the attainment OF oil that was desirable. TIE tenor
OF their teaching has been, that the Roman
church Is manessly wrong, ergo, Their Protestant
ism s necessarily right, and there no other alter.
native, 10 other right way.
Such, virtually, was the idea which peryaded the
whole lecture OF that evening. Mr. w evidently be.
lieved that IL Professionalism or Evangelicanism
should lie fully established and the Papa system al.
together oyertbrown, we should then be, all OF ms
who became evangelical, inst such o. we ought to
be, and all that II were good TO be. We should be
all Of us primitive Christians, harmless, pure and
undefed, and rishteous In all ways, like the first
Christians and the fathers and apostles Such is TO
Re the effect Of destroying Romansm and settingup
Professionalism. Unfortunately for this selfcompla.
,eIt theory 81 the evangelical priesthood facts and
experience wholly contradict II. We see nations
wholly Protestant and preeminently evangelical
more corrupt, both in practice and doctrine, than
ever Rome was tn her worst days. The tree sknown
by iis fruits. and neither Professionalism. nor Me.
hodism Eysngelicanis, or all the isns Of Pro.
estantism, give hopes Of any better fruit 10 man.
kind than the gal and bitterness and asperity and
birotry. the iron hearted seisbness and mOneyloy.
ny devotion which hitherto they have given Us as
helr fruit.
We wish we had time TO do more Justice to this
subject and we wish Mr. W.. and other like teachers
would not so far deceive themselvs az 10 imagine
that 70 prove others wrong Is to prove themselves
nght-thst to show set of men TO be evil Is to
effect that another set who oppose them are good
In q word. we would recommend such persons TO
love their opponents and to consider that the sins
Of brother are not proof Of virtue in another
brother. Whatever the Papal system may be- il IN
certain that the Protestant system with all ts appa.
rent simplicity and smbike appearances msnifestly
In one which affords hope whatever for the re stls
citation of mankind from ont Of the depths OF cor
ruption in which, in this age, they are morally
sunk.
The whole Of Mr. VS. lecture 20 far a. Il touched up
no the subject indicated by the advertise program,
me, may be summed up in Few words. The lecturer
ola fho a AZ r.
testsnts in JgelaEd, u tue course VI whsb he awe
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NEW CHURCHES.


The church Of 81, John Bap, Lexington avenus, cor
ner Of Thirty nfn street. the Rev C1rnehus DAME,
rector viii be consecrsiei 10 The services OF Ami<hty
Gcd, by the Right Rev he Provisional Bishop on Tues
day, December 2. Divine service 70 commence at 1919
O'Clock r.
A new copsresafou OF Episcopahsns has been formed
u Burlington (~tn the psms Of Christ church under
auspices very favorable 10 their success An efficient
vesy has been elected with much unsnimy Of feeling,
and the Tor the expense OF the parish have
been very liberal and already are nearly sufficient for
It's Necessities.
The church Of New Concord, Columbia county, n. r.,
fore lssi into keformsd Dutch church, 10 connection
with the Classs Of Rensselaer, II enters upon is
tccesiss'iesl relations with any members.
The nsw Presby tersn church Of Athens Rev. Nathan
Hoyt D. D., passor, dedicated Sunday, 9th inst
The new Congregational church juu completed In Bris
to L. vas dedicated 70 The worship Of the ever living
God on Tuesday last
tcs Ia Bethlehem, fronting Union street. between
Main and New. The building n frame aud viii be under
roof In another week or ten Gays.
Ci,sdel square Baptist church, which has Just been
completed In Charleston, c. Was dedicated on the s3d
nat The dedicaiion sermon preached 10 the morn
Dg, By the Rev r. kendrck, the pastor The dedica-
'. q the second Bspsiss church: Rev T. T. wmxsr Of
he Frat Baptist church; Professor y. Bpyce OF the
ssrmsn Institute, and Rev J. r rustin, editor Of the
soit,h1n Boytta.
TbsPresbyfenan congregation Of View Providence near
Brownsburg, Va, Rev. James Morrison, pastor have
nearly completed large and One brick church mmedi
stely the site Of the old probably the isrses
church eaidce In the country.
The Associate Reform Presbytei isus Of Timber Ridge
Va Rev HorNsao Thompson, D. D. pastor, are building
very handsome brick church, mot far from the old stone
church lpesbytsrian), which recently celebraisf ts
hundredth anniversary.
MISCELLANEOUS.
TIE PRESBYTERIAN church In Beevlle, III u yiiabt,
and psssor 10 wanted.
there we're some two hundred delegates ., the late
Bspsnl Convention n Raleigh, NJ g. A proposition TO
rsss $50 coo e turtle. sndowmsp. 70 wake Forrest
College vss met By sube~ iptou on the spot In one
horr, o. about SIS 900. Tvo gentlemen subscribed
ne each ave 81 0co each, Eve $500 each, and large
uUnist-- pcthsps thirty fcry-sl0o each; besides
shth o. oco wer1 subscnbed 70 build new house Of
rtrt p Fllesh.
To d a. mer Of different denominations we're con.
se,sHR 80. ~ tso siacs shout their Respective ssla
re, sna " toriosty sldsd up every dohas they had
,,c,ivs- rw ears ben ~as found that neither OF
10 ~ baa sversge of two hundred and nny dol.
las .t,a elton tts they ysre sx2scisl 70 drsss
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DISMISSED.
gAraak.a n~n ak.u

Rev. Carries Saedd has be- dismissed from the Con
grega church in CAmpton N. H. The Council ear
ntsty recommended tha. the society from which oe "a
dismissed should pay MIN s2co 10 addition 70 the saar
4, which be was legally entitled.
Rev Charles Dame, OF Brcntw wood, n. II Vas dismsse
from his pastoral relation 20 the Congregational church
that place November II, at his own request
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-13
DRY E.ersDnade.

THIS Preparation is a concentration OF
l. the property Of the best Lemon and
Sugar, " hch qualities the article to pro-
duce simultaneously a superior Lemonade,
and make it more convenient than Lemon
Syrup or Lemons, not being liable to spoil
whatever climate it may be transferred to-
Its usefulness with Parties. Picnics and the
travelling community is obvious, and for
persons that undertake long voyages il
will prove to be an efectuaI preventative
of Scurvy.
lnvalids may also use it with advan-
tage when prescribed by Physicians. Pre-
pared only by VIM BoGEL,
Druggist and Apothscary.
To whom all orders must be addressed
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-13
FRESH ARRIVALS,

THE undersigned has just received per
L Empire City,
100 lbs Gum Arabic Lozenges, of all havors
50 do Gum Arabic Paste Vanilla Il Rose.
so do Jujube Drops, assorted
Is do Licorice do do
so do India Paste,
60 do Tolu Drops,
so do Pate de Guimauve,
50 do Marshmellow drops.
$50 do Julube paste, rose, lemon Il Orange
80 do Tolu do, IL boxes Spruce Gum
100 do Chocolat DIES Families.
so do do de Sanie.
50 do do a la Vanilla, etc.
For sale at reasonable prices, by
oct 1s-y. VIM BOGEL, Druggist.
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THE GENTS DEPARTMENT.

Especially selected iol this market and
guaranteed to be the best workmanship,
and latest style, comprising, suits OF
Cold. Cassnirettes; suits OF Checked
Marselles suits Of Black Italian Cloth /,
Meriuo, Beapour, and Alpaca Coats ;
" !. Pants
Brown Linen, Drill and,other styles OF
sunni er Coats and Pants: Fancy Linen
Drill il patterns and by the yard, Under
Garments in Linen and Cotton, SILK
Muslin Cravsts, Halt Hose; Gloves ;
Panama Hats, Straw Hats for Young
America
Special attention is paid to our custom
ers Il from the variety OF our stock per-
feet fit is in all cases assured at
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