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A Marvellous Remedy.
HOLLOwAY's OINTMENT!
Grand External Remedy.

BY the aid of a microscope, We see millions OF
little openings on the surface of our bodies. Through
these this Ointment, when rubbed on TIE skin is
carried to any organ or inward part. Diseases OF
the Kidneys, disorders Of the Liver, and affections
OF the Heart, inflammation Of the Lungs, Asthma
Coughs and Colds, are By its means etectually Gu.
red, Every house wife knows that salt passes freely
through bone or meat of any thickness, This heal
ing Ointment far more readily penetrates through
any bone or tieshy part OF the lining boty, curing
the most dangerous inward complaints, that cannot
be reached by other means.
Erysipelas, Salt RheuIn and ScOF-
butte HumOrs.
No remedy has ever done so much for the cure
of disease OF the Skin whatever form they muy 8.
sumo, This Ointment. No cases Of Salt Rheum,
Scurvy, Sore Heads, Scrofua or Eryspelas. can
long Withstand its influence, The invent or has
travelled over many parts OF he world, visiting the
principle hospitals, dispensing this Ointment, giving
advice to its application and has thus been the
means OF restoring countless numbers to health.
Sore Legs, Sore Breasts, wounds
and Ulcers.
Some of the most scientific surgeons now rely
solely on the use, of this wonderful Ointment when
having to cope with the worst cases OF sores wounds
ulcers glanduIar swellings, and tumors Professor
Holloway has, by command of the Allied Govern.
ments dispatched to the hospital of the East, large
shipments OF this Ointment, to be used under the
direction oil the Medical Staff il the cases OF
wounds. Ii Will cure any ulcer, glanduaT swelling,
stienss contraction OF the joints of so years
standing.
Plies and II istulaS.
There and other similar distressing complaints
can be efiectua ly cured if the Ointment be well
rubbed in over the parts affected and by otherwise
following the printed directions around each pot
Both the Ointment and Pills should be used in
the foIlosotgg cases:
Banions lumbngo Sore Legs
Burns Mercurial Erup- Sore Breasts
Chanped Hands tions Sore Heads
Chibans Piles Sore Throats
FistIals Rheumatism Sores of all
Gout Salt Rheum kinds
Skin Diseases Scalds Sprains
SweIed Glands Stiff Joints Ulcers
Venarral Sores Wounds of all kinds
- Sold at the Manufacturers of Professor Hol-
loway so Maiden Lane, New York, and 244 Strand
London, and by all respectable Druggists and deal
ers of Medicine throughout the United States, and
the civilized world, in POs, at 25 cents, 62h cents
and 81 each.
3<TThere is a considerable saving by taking the
largest sizes
n B Directions for the guidance of patients in
every disorder affixed to each pot
March ]2, 1856.
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TINE NEW YORK DAILY SUMS sent to
l. Clubs, by mail, at 50 year. Ge! spe cimen
copy Furnished gratis and see the terms. Send let
ters (post paid) to MOSES S. BEACH,
June II 3m. Sun Office, New York.
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HAZLErON e. BROTHERS.
70 lanO EHGOTGS
MANUFACTURERS

No. 200, Centre Street, New York
Where may be iuond superior assortment of
Piano Fores, in Plain and Ornamental Gases, from
+ Ia octave OF the best materials, and pronounced
by distinguished artist to be unsurpassed Will
be sold the most reasonable terms and warrant
ed to stand in any climate. Order from the country
promptly attended 10 and each Piano guaranteed 10
NJ a lsiac a.. Ii LCC So, the EitLo II GI lt re
lrL,t to us, VT returding the moEey aGdheielt
At the great Exhibition ut the CRY stal Paia,.
New York, 1853, a Prize Medal was awarded to
Hazleton Il Brothers, Tor the superior quality Of
their Piana Fortes which were tested in Touch
Tone Equality, aud Durability OF Tune, and placed
in the highest grade by the following Distinguished
Artists-Wiliam Norris, Chairman on Musical In
struments; Julian. Max Marelzek, w. H. Fry; r.
s. Wi lis b. EisleIdt, Z, Meignen Emelias Girac
Dwight, Jury OIL Musical Instruments, George f.
Bristow, Secretary on Musical Instruments.
juno Is, 1886 ly.
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New Wholesale and Retail
Grocery, Provision and Feed Store.
CHARLES PATTRR sow

WOULD respectfully inform the people Of Har.
w rison county, that he has iuet opened out in
the corner room, Immediately nnler ihe Sentinel
office. The largest assortment Of tsR0C CERfES ever
offered in the county. His etock consists OF every
thing kept in the Grocery, Provision, and Feed
line; WHICH he will sell at river prices wholesale
and retail carriage by the cars only added.
The highest price paid for all kinds of markets.
Bile produce.
He hopes by selling chenp, and paying close at
tenon 70 his business, to receive liberal share Of
patronage.
Cadiz, Ohio, April, %, 1856,
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SPRING and summer Goods.


4 RE now receiving the largest and most elegant
IA stock OF Goods they ever offered to tile peo.
pie, OF Harrison county. They invite the public 10
call and examine for themselves.
cadlz nuril 23slG56
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wv aII Paper.

wv 9ll Paper
THE subscribers are now receiving direct from
the Eastern cities large assortment Of
PAPER EEANGiNGs
selected especially for the Spring trade.
Their stock comprises the most desirable STYLES to
be found III the Eastern markets, among which are
the following;
Common brown and Hemp papers.
Ground papers
Satin papers in great variety.
Oak, Granite, Marble and other styles
Column paper with base and cap.
Borders to match, suitable 10 walls; and choice
lotOf IMPORTED PAPERS unrvaed for beauty Of style
and richness OF coioring-also full assortment of
plain velvet and guilt
B o r d e RI
Suitable to the above; and a fine lot Of plain and
figured.
WINDOW SHADES.
FIRE SCREENS.
The entire stocE is the best we have ever receiv-
ed, and will be disposed of at such prices as will
make it the interest OF al who wish good article in
this line, to call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere J. K. SLACK q CO.
Steubenville, o., Market street above Fourth
april 9, lS56-tf
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JOHN B. HARTFORD,
TINI1lANT TAG INuIfINAdfAD

by the subscriber, at the old stand. Cosiom soIi-
cieed. JOHN b HARTFORD.
Cadlz. Ohio, August Is, 1856 3tpd
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Dissolution.

THE partnership heretofore existing between the
subscribers under the style and firm Of Hartford &
Whitmore, in the milling business, was this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
Cadz Ohio, July 26, 1886.
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Gratis! "a Free Gift to all!
MISERY RELIEVEDI

Natures Gude,' new and popular work, full
OF valuable advice and impressive warning, alike
calculated TO prevent years OF misery, and save
thousands of lives, is distributed without charge,
and forwarded by mail, prepaid to any Post Office
in the United States on receiving an order enclo-
sing two postage stamps,
July g. l85h.ly
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EA0R SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale the large frame
l. dwelling house in Cadlz1,, situated on Market
street, and at present occupied by John Rea The
house is in good condition. There is an excellent
stable on the lot For further par tculars enquire
of the subocriber il SteubenviIle, or y. Slemmons
Cadz. .... ANDREW STU ART,
June IL, l9j6tf.
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,%WhG2.

w -LAS@ e Wv KLS&4 Q :
The highest mat ket price IN CASH, always paid
for good mer chantuLle WHEAT at our warehouse,
Cadiz depot GEORGE a. WILSON.
July l6 1856
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R-BMoVAI.!

TAMES HOWARD has removed his Boot and
y Shoe Stor to the room formerly occupied BY
Henry Kerr. three doors tn OF tho post Office,
and one door north of Stewards store, where he
keeps one ofthe largest and best stocks Of Boots
and Shoes ever offered in CadiZ. He has Just re.
ceived fres stock, all ofwhch will be sold cheap
er than ever. Custom work made to order. Give
me a call if you wish to secure bargains.
JAMES HOWARD.
Cadiz, Ohio, april %, 1856
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Valuable Property for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale, the we'll known
property where he now resides 1t contains black
smith shop, large frume dwelling house, good
stable, and one and three fourths acres Of ground
1t is situated IN the Hopedale and Wheeling Plank
Road, about five miles south Of Hopedale. better
stand for blacksmith cannot be found in the coun-
try. Those wishing to purchase such property will
hnd good bargain and paymens easy as intend
to remove to Missouri this fall
J. -. P. JOHNSON.
Cold Spring, Harrison Co., o Iune 1s, 1856 If
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ALBERT @. RICHARDsON'S
COLES VOYAGE or LIFE.

and Corresponding Office No. 800
Broadway New York.
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N
ilaaaI1lal11 1sil5EIE||
TWENTY TWO YEARS

Established twenty-five years ago by DR.. k1NK
ELM, corner of Third and Union streets, Phila
delphia. Pa
TWENTY TIUN vLADc,
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remain, gentlemen
Cadiz, Ohio, August IL, 1856.
Central Committee for the Ensuing


Central Committee fOr the Ensuing
Wear.
Short C,eeh-Danel McIlrayy.
Green-Joseph Atkins.
Characterization Miller.
~ ,4thenS--James G. Henderson.
Cadiz--C. N. Allen.
Noti@gbam--Samuel Dunlap.
sJHoowfeli-Ephraim johnson.
Areher-Samuel Upton.
iStock-R. NJ Coultrap.
Treeport-A. w. Hunt
Was6iagton--C. Hefiing
FfunHtt-R West
Afowoe--H. b. Heller.
Henry Boyles offered the following resolutions
which were were unanimously adopted:
Resolest That we heartily approve of the
nominations of James Buchanan and John c.
Breckenridge as our standard bearers and we
will work Increasingly to secure their election so
far as Harrison county is concerned,
Resolvel That we fully endorse the Cincinna-
ii Platform as our creed and doctrine
Resol0ed That we will use our best endeavors
to secure the election Of the ticket this day NOM
mated.
On motion of A. W. Hunt, the following res
olution was unanimously adopted.
y :, Resolve1, That we approve and endorse the
Aurse of the "Cadiz Sentinel" and recommend
4 II to our Democratic friends as firm and rela-
BILE exponent of Democratic principles.
The Central Committee were empowered to
appoint an executive committee of five.
On motion, the convention adjourned
" r. WADE CHAIRMAN.
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6tAP, Letter, Note and fancy Papers, sia,es, Pen.
~ ellis, etc., ete, for sale cheap BY
april 1888. JOHN BEALL
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~. PHILLTPa 3 SON.

M MANUFACTURERS of boots on! shoes, and
1tL dealers in Trunks and travelling sucks, Mo-
rocco Y kid-skins lining and binding do. Peggs
family for sale an assortment Of tile above axtices.
at their old stand opposite the Public Offices.
sCadiz, o., April IL, 1855,
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Ex2erience has rendered DR. X. most successful
practitioner in the cure of all diseases of private
nature; manhood's debility as an impedment to
marriage; nervous and sexual intirmties, diseases
of the sktn, and those arising from abuse of mer-
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Worth Knowing.

WUA II4 AAUWIuBs
) cases Briggs and Richmod Prints orth any where
- at 8 TO 9.
40 pieces ard wide chin's worth 25c at 10
cases Ginghams worth Is 10 % at n toy
A few thousand yards Of fine Chally Delanes
that we have been selling al 25 to 81 at l9 to i!k
to close the stock--a great bargain.
300 toz. Ladies cambria Handkerchiefs at E, s,
and II cents, worth l2, IS, and 25 cts
so pieces Irish Linen wo rth from 40 to 100 cents
at 25 A and so cents, and too many other simi.
lar bargains for one advertisement at
STONE u THOMAS Beehive Store.
april 80, 1885, Wheeling Va
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JOHN ENGLISH. E. GOODRICH, THOMAS DIXON
New Philadelphia Foundry and
Machine Works,
Steam Engines,
TusCnFaWa County, Ohio,

portable
Steam Engines,
and Boilers, Mill Gearing for Saw und Grist Mills,
complete reaction Water Wheels, shafting and pull.
lies, Turning Laths foriron and wood, mechanics
tools, screws, cutting, turning boring and finishing
all kinds cast and wrought iron work, cast and
wrought iron Fencing, cast iron posts, window caps
and sils for houses, railroad works &C.; in short
they are prepared to do all kinds of work usually
done in Foundries and Machine Shops. Also,
Horse powers, SeparatOrs,
Corn Shelters, straw cuttes horse rakes, and cast
pows of all descriptions. The latest improved
premium Steel plows, which took the first premium
ut the Ohio State Fair in 1855. Also
Leavitt's Corn and Cobb Will.
This received the first premium" in a thorough
contest with the Little Giant" and the t'Star Mill"
at the late State Fair in Columbus. thus proving its
superiority over all others They are manufactured
by us only for the counties of Coshocton, Harrison,
Carroll and Tuscarawas.
ThresIling Machine, and PIOw
Castings, Coal Stoves Hollow ware, &c, always on
hand and made to order on short notice.
Brass castings OF all kinds made and finished in
the neatest manner and on shortest notice.
ENGLISH, GOODRlCH& DIXON.
w. LemmOx, Sup'L
June IL, l856-tf
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EkOG q KOtRcc.
NJ Office is hereby given. that petition will
~ be presented to the commissioners of Harri-
son County, their next session, praying for the
alteration Of the county road leading from certain
point about , miles west OF Mooreh0d, to the town
of Deersvie in said county.
Dated July %, 1856. 80, 81.
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Ron q EOtice.

A Lot of Extra Flour in Sacks.
IN For sale ut GEORGE g. WILSON'S.
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Harrison COunty DemOcratic
nty Convention

sil The delegates from the different townships
met at the Court House in Cadiz, on Monday
August IL, 1856, for the purpose Of nominating
a county ticket
.4ar On motion, ROBERT WADE of Short
7, Creek township, was called to the Chair, and
IL. BoYLEs, of Cadiz Secretary.
On motion, a committee of three consisting
of Messrs. Boyles, Holmes and Beebe were ap-
pointed committee on credentials.
The committee on Credentials reported every
township fully represented, with the exception
of North, which had but one delegate.
The convention then proceeded to nominate
candidates for the various county officers, with
the following result
DAVID S. CoULTRAP, Of Stock
a. Recorder.
'' NERI A. HANNA, of Cadiz.
-snH Commissioner.
;5-vi JACOB KALI, Of German.
Ipfrmary Director.
D JAMES c. LOVE, Of Archer.
The following letter ofdeclnation was recei-
we'd from Mr.. Granfell, the present auditor, du-
ring tho balletlnSs.
70 the President and Delegates Of the Democratic
.4t.E County Convention.
-'r GENTLEMEN;--Having been spoken to of late
by Democrats Of this county, respecting my re-
nomination for the office of County Auditor
have given the matter some consideration, and
beg leave to say to you gentlemen of the Con-
vention, in order to produce perfect harmony as
far as possible in the Democratic party Of this
county; a matter so desirable to every genuine
Democrat, and which is so essential to their
success, and thankful for the liberal support I
have heretofore received from the Democracy of
this county, | most respectfully decline re-
nomination and pledge myself gentlemen, to
support the ticket that you may this day nomi-
nate.
remain, gentlemen,
@+t With great respect, yours,
WIN S. GRANFELL.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Court Of Common Pleas, Harrison County,
Ohio.
Arthur McNutt Executor1
of the last will and tes-
of Mo.
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The BoNArARrEs-A Paris letter Of May 9Th,
noticing the visit Of the King Of Wurtemburg,
the Oldest of European sovereigns, to that city,
says ~i
It was to the sister Of this king, the Princess
Catherine Of Wurtemburg that the Prince
jerome Bonaparte, ex-King Of Westphalia, was
married. after his divorce from Miss Patterson,
Of Baltimore. At dinner given yesterday by the
Prince jerome at the Palais Royal, the following
strange elements composed part ofthe company.
The King Of Wurtemburg, Mr.. Jerome Bonaparte,
Of Baltimore, son of the Prince Jerome, and Miss
Patterson; Lieut. Bonaparte, Of the latter, and
American born; the Princes Mathilde and Prince
Napoleon, children of the Prince Jerome and
Catherine Of Wurtemburg; the Baron Waechter,
Minister fWurtemburg at Paris, and the Baroness,
late Miss Lee, of New York: the Prince Murat,
late Of Bordentown, N. J. and the Princess,
an American lady. Who can say that the Bonapart,
es ought not to have American sympathies. But
how the Baltimore Bonapartes can fraternize with
their Wurtemburgian relatives in view Of the fact
that their father WAS divorced expressly to marry
the Princess Catherine, 10 4 mystery. asi 6.
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A srRAHaE SroRY.-The Paris correspond
ent Of the New York Evening Post tells the fol-
lowing strange story, the truth of which, he
says, may be relied on:
The Abbe viguali, Confessor to the Emperor
Napoleon at St. Helena, carried about with him
sown up in his garments, the last will and tes-
lament of the fallen monarch, in which he de-
clared excluded from the succession to this
throne the two sons of the King Of Holland, as
Q punishment for their fathers treason. This
will, which has for sloug time remained hushed
in grim repose, has at last fallen into the hands
Of Jerome, who threatened to give it publicity,
and demanded from his nephew high price for
his discretion. He has, it is said, sold it to the
Emperor, by whom it has been destroyed. Had
it, however, been made public, it would have
fallen still-born upon the world. We are now
wandering in the domininons Of fact, and this
tardy protestation Of the great Napoleon would
have exercised little o. no influence on his sue
eessor. So ~ - 5 &s3 - 's.ssr -
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SPIcED V1NEGAR-In the winter of AZ while
residing in New Orleans, youth who stood
about five feet eleven and three quarters in his
stockings, who hailed from somewhere up the
Wabash, was invited by friend to dine at the
same house where 1 was boarding. This was
the Hoosier's first trip away from home, as he
told his friend, who was in the produce business
and had purchased his cargo of corn. As they
took their seat at the table the youth told his
friend that he expected that he would show him
all the sights of the town, and as he wanted to
let the folks at home know all about it.
The servant brought him plate of soup, and
observing gentleman opposite put considera-
BILE catsup in his dish, our Hoosier pointed to a
bottle of pepersauce and asked what it was.
s'Spiced vinegar" was the reply.
"Wal, s'pose you 'blige Teller by handing it
along"
"Certainly," was the answer.
The Hoosier took the bottle and commenced
dousing it into his soup, but.as the sauce did
not flow very freely, he took out the cork at the
same time observing to his friend
.'Kinder close folks yer stoppin with, to put
such plaugy little hole in that cork, to prevent
felier takin' much of that stuff. l 'spose it
comes high, don't it?''
During the time he had poured nearly wine
glass full into his soup, and taking his spoon he
ulPpcu ~ Iutls tOkCLuoE Will SSVeI1I pepperS
aud put it into his mouth. The next instant he
spurted the contents of his spoon across into
French gentleman's bosom, and bawled-.,..7
''Water! water! snakes and wild cats, give
me some water! I'm all afre !" -
''By gar, sair," exclaimed the Frenchman in
q rage, jumping up from the table. ''you have
spoiled my shirt, my vest, sair. Spoiled every
thing, sair. By gar, shall see about this.
sair." ..4fa.a.. ,..r
In the meantime the Hoosier had seized
pitcher containing water and had taken trem-
ulous draught. Setting the pitcher down, he
eyed the Frenchman for . moment, and then
yelled ..=. e.. },.-..-
s.Dod blast your old shirt Spose was 60
in to burn my inards out for you or your old
shirt? You cuss! Come down to the boat and
I'll give you one Of mine % a.. =. =. g
1t was with difficulty that the Hoosier' friend
could allay the Frenchman's rage, and set mat
ters straight again. But ever after the "spiced
vinegar" was by-word and sufficient to set the
whole table in q roar. s-,....
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& GALvAr1-This great Italian psychologist was .
native Of Bologna, and the discoverer Of the cleo
tical phsnomsna, in which the electricity Is devol
opsd without thsaid Of friction, and in which chem
ical acion takes place between two certain bodies.
This Interesting process d daily carried on BY our
friend +. Case, who Is quite IN adept IN the art Of
ealvanism, converting silver into gold, and brass
intD silver, with the greatest ease. All manner Of
vesk u Til beautifd art such ~ galvanizing or
naments Watches spoons, candlesticks, etc, exc
sestsd with TIE greatest neatness We have ex-
alninsd aumersas specimens Of his proficiency and
o1cumcs them equal 10 any We have ever looked
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OPINION IN BALrlMoRE.-The American Demo-
crat, published at Baltimore, says with truth
Willard Fillmore has never been defeated in
anything he undertook and We will express our
firm belief that he never will be. Every step
he has made in life, from infancy to manhood
has been upward and onward and so it will be,
until he reaches the highest point to which an
American citizen can aspire. the Chief Magistracy
Of the country, which he has been 50 faithfully
served. Why should Fillmore have been 50
thoroughly tested and not found wanting, if it
were not that he might become the great peace
maker Of our native land, and cause the North
and South, the East and the West, the free-soiler
and the slave-owner to unto cordially it sustain
ing the glorious fabric Of American union and
freedom.
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CHANGE OF TINE.-From and after to-day,
June the 7th, the passenger train Of cars on the
Opelousas Railroad, win leave the Depot at Agiers,
ct half past seven o'clock A. N. instead Of hall
past eight as formerly. Travellers should bear this
In mind, and make their arrangements accordingly,
No change Of hours has been made in the time
of returning -. 49, +
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ma Strips Of Driftwood," after the style
Of Anti Rover, Esqr.," contributor to the La
fourche Union, by one Of the clerisy Of Thibo-
daux, will soon appear. Bah! We feel conf
dent that this work will create q sensation.
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az A skillful watch maker and jeweler, has
established himself in the building heretofore occu
pied by A. Bello Esqr., one door South of A. Per-
rims dry goods store. See advertisement
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B9- The Anglo-Celtic editor of the Lafourche
Union, to judge from the quantity Of itac display
ed in his leader of Thursday last, is losing his
temper. We would advise him to keep cool, by all
means as we should much dislike to zee our rela-
tons closed by another Bayou Sara Tragedy.
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~ Our thanks are due to Senator Slidel for
interesting public documents. We shall in our
next, endeavor to notice that which relates to the
distractions in the Lafourche