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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-10-18
CONFECIIONARY.

CONFECTIONARY
Candies assorted Ginger, Canton
Rock candy do Havana
Cakes X pastry, ass'd Raisins,
Sugar plms do Cherries in Brandy
Preserves in syrup cinnamon and Spice
do Brandy Strawberry cordial
Candies, new style Raspberry do
CordialS ass'd, superior Orgcat do
do common Currants
MNSca' WINE ciron, preserved
anfrah' lelly Gloves and nulmcgs
ounce do Almonds, pecnns
o'''lge 90 Essences; lemon, roSe, q
uua'a 40 Rose water, &c. &c
GROCERIES,.
shoulders anu Hams Chccs" and butter
sugar cured Hams Coffee and tpn
Dn1icld's Hams. Chocolate
Oysters in cans,
sugars; brown, loaf, Mackcrc in kits and 4
crushed n powdered barrels
soap ana candles Salmon in kits
y Golden syrup, retail Dried apples
sugar . cured beef Pickles, all sized jars
hc,chnps, dc Rhine wines,
comprising full and superior assortment of
npcror lily ROCERIES. all
! which will be sold low, and in quantities to -
lit purchasers
WINES AND LIQUORS.
v, mes, Old n choice Brandy, superior
i,o't 90 DO do lower grades
Madeira do do Whskcy, all qualities
n,are1 30 do Gin and rum, superior
Champagne do Scotch Ale
M'lScat do London Porter
American Porter wcct Oil, in half and
90 Ale whole bottles
And great variety of other articles for
A NJ l. Y use.
Fresh Cakes and Bread daily.
Jan ~ Is. Il A. MOSES.
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BREAD! BREAD!l

BREAD! BREAD!l
E'aiE subscriber bakcs every morning. Uc will,
-, 'ccl pleasure in serving, at their residences.
vi nose VINO may favor him with their patronage
aehaed to- lie will give as much bread for n dollar
as any other house. VIM GIIPNEY
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-10-18

to them for the purpose of maintaining this
local ascendencv, knows but little of the
instincts Of portion of the population Of
that city.
Though the 93 article of the Constitu-
ton of the State, recognizes the right and
power of the Lcgislaturc--aye, commands
ito support the privilege of free sui.
fragc by adequate laws, and to prohibit,
under adequate penalties, all undue inllu-
cncc thereon from power, bribery, tumult,
or other improper practice" yet the most
stringent legislation which could be de.
sired, could achieve nothing in the moral
condition of such people, the verdicts Of
whose jurics, when the interests of Know
Nothingism are involved, has became justly
by-word of rcproach and infamy.
There is but one remedy, it seems to us,
at all adequate to arrest the evil 1t is, to
cnt off and deprive the constituency who
pcrpctratc such political iniqnity, or per.
nit it to be done, the fruits of their rullian
victories. In other words, not to count
the vote of New Orleans, when undue inliu
cnccs have been rcsortcd to. to abridgc the
freedom and Sncurity Of suffrage.
Under the power rightfnly and need
fully conferred upon the Governor of the
State. by the seventh section of the act O
1855, relative to Presidential electors, "tt
examine the returns and ascertain there
from the persons who have been duly elect
cd electors" it Is his duty. we think. ant
from which we vouch he will not shrink
to discard the returns of q vote taintc'
either with corruption or violence. W.
commend 10 the Democracy of the state
and to its entire press. the consideration o
our view of thi, question.
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NEW ORLEANS AND IT'S BALLOT

E9g@Wc would call particular attention
ton, taken from the Opclousas Courier, Of
October II.
VIII the mockcry of free suffrage
brought about by the unparalleled atroci-
ties which characterized the last three cleo
tons in New Orleans, be repeated on the
fourth of November, next?
This is q matter of grave import, and
much solicitude to us Democrats of the ri,
raj districts. 1t is acknowledged and adj
mittcd on all hands that the country par
ishcs will give large aggregate majority
to the Democratic candidates for Prcsi-
dent and Vice President is this majority
to be successfully countcrvailcd by tho vote
of the city, secured as it has heretofore
been, by fraud and violence? We say, no!
No pure patriot, whatever may be his
political attributes. can sanction such
wrongs, or will hesitate to approve any
rightful or legal remedy that may be re.
sorted to, to repair the abuse.
We fear-and there are evident and
strong demonstrations patent in the pre-,
tensions and movements of the Know No,
thing party-that the scenes of 1855 and
1856 will be reenactcd. We had hoped
that tAe Registry Law of the last session
that favored panacea for election frauds
would, by its provisions, have removed ev
cry shadow Of pretence or excuse for the
repetition of such outrages, and that every
citizen whose name was so registered
whether native or naturalzed would have
been permitted peaceably to exercise his
his inestimable privilege Of suffrage. Blu
he who believes that men who have ac
quired and retained place and power by
such unworthy means, will not again resor
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-10-18

Our CANDIDATE-Of James Buchanan a
correspondent of the Puritan Record says:
"IIc has good habits, a clear head, Il steady
frmness OF mind large experience, and high
and impartial spirit. OF Presbyterian denomi-
nationality, he is regular churcll-goer, kind
to ministers, and firm believer in the necessi-
ty Of religion as II conservative element in the
prosperity Of the republic"
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-10-18
at(arriieo.

On Sunday evening last, by H. llAwFoRp. Esq,
at the residence of VI. Frank, Mr.. b, MOSES to Miss
BARBARA, daughter Of Mr.. Daniel Wolf all OF this
place.
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LAST GRAND RALLY.
Wednesday, October 20, 1854,

4 MASS MEETING will be held at greenwich
SPRINGS. on
Wednesday, October 20, 1854,
composed of both parties. Some Of the first orators
of the day will be present, among whom will be
PREsTcN POM, Esq. JOIN MtVEA, Esq, Nal a. 5.
HEBRON and Col. W. II. ALLEN A splendid Ball
in the evening will close HE ceremonies of the day
to which all and every body are invited without
further notice. October IL, 1861
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Withdrawal.

ST. HELENA. Oct IA, 1856.
Respected Friend desire to say to you, that
do not belong to the Know Nothing party. ] was
dnpad into it, but quit IL Immediately, as told you
last summer after our conversation. that would
am Democrat, aud will act with our party and
will vote for its glorious leaders. buchanan and
Breckenridge. Yonr friend, j. ROBINSON.
Hon. 7, G., Davidson.
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PLANTATION FOR SALE.
SilIiman Female Collegiate Institute.
CLINTON. LA.


NNHE next session will commence the first Monday
i of October 9th inst, under the following board
io instructors
Rev. Henry MCDONALD. A. W.. Principal
Rev. HLLERY MosEIY. A. NJ. Wire Principal,
Mrs. SALLIE MosEIY. Matron,
Miss CORNELIA MOORE,
Miss Isabella JANE MosE1Y
Miss WILLIE AM SLAUGHTER,
Mr.. JULES KARKAllrs, Professor of Music.
Terms are the same a before
Boarding per session of Five months ,.... $50 90
Washing. when done in The Institute, PR oz so
Tuition in the Primary department. ........ ID 90
Academic - ......... 20 90
Collegiate ....... % 90
Music on the Piano or Guitar .......... % on
Vocal Muse each scholar per session ~ 2 80
Incidental a"prn4"s . :" -. / 90
Either Of The Ancient or Modern languages 10 90
fancy needlc work. drawing and painting extra
Boarders will he expected to provide their own
bedding lights, towels etc Pupils will he received al
any time and charged from the day Of entrance to
the end of the session. The charge for Music aud
other branches for which there is an extra fee will
be made from the time of commencing such extra
branch to the end of the session. Deductions will
not Toe made for discontinnance or absence except
in cases of protractcd sickness. Persons not enter
ed rs regular pupils can receive lessons in Muse
French oil any other branch on the SINE terms rs
pupils though only in the Institute.
HENRY MCDONALD,
Clinton, La. Oct. Is 1856
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t1le0.

At her residence on Monday last, after lingcr-
ing Illness Mrs SOPHIA B. FUQUA, aged "a years,
wife Of James o. Fuqaa, Esq, of this place, and
dourhtcr Of the late Dr.. Mark RQatner.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NJ, BLOOM.
AGENT FOR MRS. A. BLOOM

AGENT FOR MRS A. BLOOM,
TTAS inst opened in Port Hudson. fine stock Of
IL staple and fancy goods clothing hats and shoes.
all of the latest and most fashionable STYLE and Of
superior quality.
This stock was purchased for cash and can be
sold cheaper than any other goods in the Parish.
Purchasers will find it much to their interest TO
call and examine this stock before purchasing at
any other place.
A good supply of provisions always on hand.
Port Hudson Oct. u. 1856.
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NOTICE,

Thc State of Lou,sa,o. No. $780,
Parish Of East FHiciano. Late third District Court
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that Bythell Haynes
IN has filed IN the Clerks Office of the 18th District
Court his account Liqndator of the affairs of the
Clinton & Port Hudson Rail Road & Banking Cmpa-
n.y. which will be homologated in thirty days after
the publication Of this notice, unless legal opposition
he made thereto
oct 49, 1856 II. SkIPWITII. ny l"rk
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PAINTS, OILS, DC.
BEECHEN0, the Druggist, at Clinton, La,
HAS BOUGHT, received and is now prepared to
IL aupply his patrons and the public generally,
with the following articles, in any quantity, OF lrst
rate quality, and upon liberal terms,
White lead in oil or dry. Vahdyke brown,
Red lead in oil or dry Terra dsenna burnt or raw
Zinc paint Gold and other bronzcs,
Raw lnseed oil, silver leai
Rolled. Carmne,
Spirits of turpenine, Iytha!ge and sugar lead
Copal yarnish, no. l, 2 Granlng tools,
Carriage Badger flats,
Furniture Marking brushes,
White damar varnish, Camel hair pencils,
japan yarnish Meats foot oil,
Japanncr's gold size. Tanners oil,
Prnssan blue in oil or dry Lard oil,
Brown umber, :" Sweet oil, Is. and End.
yellow ochre, 50 " Celestial blue
Chrome and paris green; in oil or dry,
Chrome yellow, orange, and lemon,
Chinese and American yermlion
Paint and yarnish brushes French and American
march 90 1856
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Notice
[Iniol. & Star1

Of Wdhdrd,pat ef funds in louisiana
vt ID IN the
railroads. la SAID instructions have
bCru land officers
lands
falling prescribed imi of selection,
u onerwIse directed heretofore ordered by telegraph tn
Jlet Nay last, viz:
tn" NATcHrocHGs. all the lands in the district, except
fnl'uws
Townships to g. inclusive, of range4.
Tuwuship Q 70 I3, HrIuspe, uf range 5.
T Uuslluss y o o. inc usrve, 81 rang. s.
uyns.tp ltIa 4,rcu i've, Of tarpes and 8, and
I0wnsbp. - and ,ui ranges v aud 10.
a MoSKag iauds district stu
% esye, which range
q 49, Iuehzlve, bula and the Mssspp
Udrr d. in situated NORTH
aud gaat pnsIpal ridian, together
JAr tni,twlng:
township ~ RIB, o and east.
Townships I" snu h, turu.iys, Of and west.
~. =uu 4, aud
Town I @ IL
Tnwnhip- In & south, inclusive, If rges and east.
T"wUshrps 10 II suufh In usivs Of Hnse East.
ip p
Town L ID - H. \ range east.
Township 4 20 IS u h, inc usys, Of range 6 east
f0g' b'I wi ali the cast Of and south
twusiip S s"uh.
oc- GuEEssBuRo, the lands
u
oic- Nav all the townships situated btwe.t
- ard OF the Ms.sppi
toit'"t lying Uss' 81 the Mi-sis ipp river,
I,,w s'tps 10 TO- tncu i've nf ranE,s ~ and 70.
Eo~usbpB ~ ~ ~ ucu'tve brtwrru = aud u.
Town ~ T. Is 90
Lovu-hip- ~ Z" H. inclusive, ~ ug Of 10.
my band, General Laud Uaic at the city
Eaah"g'o.t us ~ Gay CT June, 1883
June s9-'awGw Intel s statI Co@ui..oasr
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ISL RAILROAD DIitECr 10 THES W fcsT
- III .,ssSSssasa, ia s,,iiS l1jG,iis

T'ras DC wsen Washington saa wheeling b"' i7t
Running time bs0een Washington and Cincinnati 81 hours
Through Tieh cts ana lnxgage checks 10 be had 81
Washington.
rue Ohio Railroad, having greatly improved
western nov ohs me Jules, Inducements To uas
e between Washington, Bs'ne, ana all TtoDs OF The West
The Northwest, and southwest.
The c,nuc1nn between Washington and ,ns
trains bound West om Baltimore always promptly made al IN.
Washington Iuncion (asy called the Relay House nine m
washington and The ha rfss Baggage checked through
Wheeling the Washington station and oseecksd and
s. for seySaa The % o ssnday al s
% % me os
WsSss a S1s s
Man.he sandusky railroad sandasky Toledo, Detroit
Of Miami ra'oad xena, CINCINNATI, LOUIS
s xs1 hlo on Is Mani
Haute, Lafayet- Chicago Rock Island 81 Louis, &c.
Naiehez New Orleans which sold Washingol-
s Sc E esa Cso 70 a n as. are S sos az By .
FOR CLEVELAND, Cleveland Toledo Detroit, Obi
cage, sold whsn the OHIO nsvgahe between
Wheelne and welsvile, (ory mues where with
Travellers 10 notice that while this the onl
norsi speedy direct nearly all the
great West. The distance from ashnston to Cincinnati
Fare by through Washington To whsens, SO
y ,5 81 y a so 81 3D. Ss o inaISagS
Chicago, % 65 SO 81 Louis, sa 80 and sas Memphis,
For Frederick and arpss Ferry nartpssur berkeley pnng.
unberand Bedford ssInsa Piedmont oaSand sna dfnoan
miner stations Baltimore and Wheeling take
For train. 70 and from Baltimore Annapolis. e see special ao
sor further information through oksrs sc apply to TIL
'n"'''' y 's''' ~ ""''i"s'' ''"'' John n. DONE,
Master Transportation Baltimore gad
So, diff ohio Raiiroad, Baltimore.
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OryIux MAINLAND CoAsoIIDArxD LOrranKs,
Baltimore, Maryland, JUly \, lass.
THE Maryland lotteries
i Aa aaly pabhe swindes
lottery schsmes,
are wholly aeuuous
Inc only lotteries Maryland daily
elected
she Stale under the examine and approve
schemes and 10 attend 10 the drawings.
All tickets la ali certificates Of packages
hthos aphed Brennan, general
Maryland Consolidated
Baltimore MaTyland.n All are fraudulent
For iu information the subject Of those frauds address
~ X. Brennan,
5epi 36-dly Baltimore. Maryland.
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PROTECTED patent 81 England, and secured by
the ras Ecrs dc fhafmaco dc Parts, and The Imperial Cot
iagc 81 Medicine, Vicnna
Tcscar No the remedy FOR general and local debility, los
u write decay, add vi the distressing conss
arinr from lt- effects efracius
youth manhood and the yr would not br
Impaired dseuc bfs " the Trirsapaf
universally adopted M physical imrnd nes vantsh like
before nurncc thus rendering tnvauabe 10 these
fering the marriage state
completely entirely cradicatas all u
cub"
andos for the ruin OF the health Of vast portion Of tho
unron.
Tssmnr great European edy for that cass
disorders witch, unfortunately he English physician treats with
mercury ~ the paiient constitution,
nd which saraapHnla the world CO mot
alike devois " smell, and
s nsnseains qualities TheJ lay on he toilet table without
her being dstected
sold in tin esses separate doses as
niiuis,ered vapssn, Lalsimand, Roux, h e.
had rctaii, Of nr ". A Barrow, NO ~
New YORK, fay appointed ny ne
the nrd states aud every
,her part America receiving remittance
forward Tresmar To- part y the world
and addressed according to abe INSTRUCTIONS o' INC
write
Re,ni agents required, Terms cash.
Nov p--dlyr
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4 ALENWoOD CEMEIE -Umee Ma ky3 psnEsy lsania
OF street, the savings Bank This
laid the ~ the celebrated Greenwood
New situated high ground distant
mile CAPITOL North Capitol leading directly
gateway This received Con
burial making
Zee prohibiting all encroachaens
legislation Otherwise which is Of importance TO those who
wish their where they placed them for IL has
In all cities when the burial ground bacoms
valuable for other purposes sell H. and throw the dead
scuouy large pits and legal
titles given 10 The ground.
N. Office open from 10 u, mr. pamphlets with
APP bylaws, all other norntios be
obtained orders Tor inemens eh with m James r. Ha
ssy undertaken viii
sts.eed June Idly
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EMbEts OF Congress and vts,ters washington
~ ~e respectfully informed that TAYLOR a MAUnY,s
hoo and Stationery Store, they all tb,,
requirements Their extensive stock in addition fprofns
and gdi
New bnoEs received immediately on publication
weekly impauatous FROM England
GalbpuBs WORKS. volumes
Jg;isson's y 0rts volumes
We'siers v otks, yUis -utorraph edition
lForels orHsiona and Speeches, volumes
GNs P,iyain Correspondence, volume
q o. PrTnt1sF Memoirs, 2 volumes
nancroftn History ~ The United Staies volumes
Satesmep's aanua volumes
hickry's Conritufion, volume
@ciefsnu's Mammal, volume
The nnati'wious of tha United States I volume
lslints DehSies and Madi-on Pauers, ve'rnes
Narsh'H orator. and Statesmen, volume
sosy's WOrks, vo ume-
LIVES ~ hrf JuHtfcna fsv,1 III tune
,'bet Civil Liberty and Self government vpin,pcs
wits Liie of Patrick Henry, volume
hruuedys Life o. Wu, volumes
SaHand'. Lisa ~ John Randolph, volume
fariy Leaders, by BALDWIN, volume
We iocau"rtNe's Democracy in America, 1 volume
The Fearrsllst, volume
Grimkr' Nature Tendency Free In.tiutiou volp.
Constitutional r ok.l volume
Car"yh Poet Present. and Future, volume
hCana' = Prorrrss ~ Matt Is,
NcElipnta American Dehaier, volume
Euiure Weaiih ~ America. volume
Smiths Wealth ~ Nations. volume.
Every description NJ American Enrish French
ue On u guHirteR, AZ tho lowest prices
Visiting cards uavcd and printed with greatest proup,pa
TAYLOR A MAURY'a
Dec DIR Near oh street
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PROPOSED DATES or sAiLIHG--issS.

stepping Southampton both gong ,nd they on
proceeding London and Havre advantages over any
other route, for the economy OF time and money.
Passage IRON Ne0 York Southampton and Bremen.
fsl cabin, saoon $3.50; inst cabin lower saloon, clio
second do, 500
All letters aud newspapers through the posi- ohes
No bills auE win be gGed parcels received on the day o.
sailing
An experienced surgeon ID attached TO each ship
FOR freight passage, apply 10 .- IL. - -. -
e, a. SAND, n south William a., NY
q, A HEiNEKEN n Co., Bremen.
CAOshEY d 90 Southampton
.... WILLIAM ISBflIN. Have,
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Law school CuIabsrisnd university, at Lebanon.
FennesseA-

school Cunberfund university, Lebanon
Fennesse1-
FACULTY. on Abraham Caru,ners late one Of the circui
l. judges Of Tennessee.
Green, Of udges supreme
of Tennessee
Hon. Brom6cld L. Ridley, Of the Councillors Of State.
Judges Caruhsrs Green dey their Whole exclusively
to the school,
Plan fnstrueioHl Daily examinations each class
books No Of explanations
daily essons the pfogress Of the eynmipStinna
O. Weekly rourtn common equity, which
dents suits proes-
all processes
Practice The framed require prepare
deeds Wills records and
dence the trials Some OF taken by appeal
supreme court, which held monthly in the
public the end session The students clerks
IFS jurors circuit Judges and chanceors, and In other official
sncities connected with their suits.
SessionsThe the third Monday
tember Thursday February The second
the succeeding Monday in February and ends
Thursday in July .
Expenses per $50, advance; conungen
90 boarding $50 Students furnish their book.
which had In the Lebanon bookstores.
Four sessions required complete uness the
dents enter No previous study required
mission There regular classes may
any time during the collegiate year ...
There Legislature connected with the school
Number of students the last collegiate year siyhlyrs
ROBERT l. CARUTHERS,
Feb fi-eoy President Board OF Trustees
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THr EAaNEsr uAs.-Life and Labors Of Adonirum Jud-
The New Age q God' the Life Adventures Of Robert
"vassal scrlon - novel, by Francis Parkman
Fam rerrohi' tale, by The author of"Ix Poems byvr
Doct Nitingrr's Evils Of Vaccination by g. schire
er,h. 'iH =
forroleh TAYLOR MAUBY,
hf@ noosrfors, uear Ninth street
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" Should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought TO MIN
SHOULD aud acquaintance be forgot,
And days ~ aud lang synsn
The members OF the
the Junior class OF the ending iune le the sopb
asingon, ID. by Nareh 1881 II lat,
to brighten the links Of The chain Of endsr
tide entirely exchange
lives greeting and sympathy
sons OF their most promising composrs.
preliminary meeting Of the sefappoinsd will.
held on the brst dondsy Septsmber A. D. 1856
States HOTEL Chesnu
venent invited
adopted TO a full attendance % poss,hle
In the those
good enough 10 furnish the ofthe by mail
their respective poet offices
EDWARD j. GRANT, NJ. d.,
OF Trenton, N. j., Chairman OF Committee
ALEXANDER q. BART, Nj. o.,
Philsdephia. Pennkyivania
J. NEWTON LIGHTNER
81 ancister, Pennsylvania.
PHILIP PENULEToN.
~ Winston. AIeghAny Co, Md
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS,
OF Balst Iron and Glass Works, M
LEWIS w, WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee
ions wIIpslr, OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27-lawtMa3 ffntelireneer1
An the civilized requssi
I'd 10 notice this advertisement In their editorial
bes OF the eiasos
visions the globe all
States Of America requested grnutou
easionaly between this date and tbs ID Of March D. 1887
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THE ONLY ONE AuTUOHIZEDi-The Rot Of DR.. BOY
vEAU LhFtE TEUR fsv superior ~ the ~ Cuis
paa, remedies. II radically
mercury ali ~ skin daries, sero
ufcef- accoschnen
period ~ NO. and hereditary scrony Of humors A. depura
powerfully @ cafarrhs If the bladder,
81 the arising from abuses
gounding A. syphtic the Rob
very diseases
basnm eapavia cubes or from injections witch only rp
n~unynr The Rob Rsyvean
syphic deases whsthe recent tong stand
and which resisted the powers Of the iodure
~ potassium,
General United States; Gabriel Bondn esq., ~
William New York for wholesale orders Gulot
New Orleans; seuilv, San Francisco.
Tho Rob Lacteu sold by MI the druass throughout the Unit
pamphlet Ct Gervais
properties ~ will he ohtsfHed by writing Hlon
din " William street. York who will every Information
wanted
n, prepared nf orders America
dies ofhs unird duties. he hiss the cs in bond
March N-dlys
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mo 5soJ

Anffh of tire wffhars + i~ras " Fs-fu.-
" In uanrs of pgved Iun. RraanR
hc land 20 The stat. af Wisconsin -
'nosds W said Sae /" instructions hts ~
nre wtthd from msfi unit al fAs tasds
State
FIRE "rdered Nv teisefa, , the May los
poruoH stored 10 nsartet
pected ketchm of The received
cr ~ W ch ~ day pahc notice uili ee Fivtn
Given the Geur Isaa Once, rv N
Wsshnaion, his 10Th Of June, A n 1856
THos. A. HENDRICKS, Commissioner
June l3-ihwGw tIutrl sHr,1
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no Tun IAptEs. N

no TINE raptEs-N, n L. HARPER, - Broomaeld street
poson ha@ received ~ thos rich End
elegant straw rrbrnertd drrrs, be --latest Partisan e
vvhch we've "a admired NrUpri lat A. h'
suppy dmand ne taer thr opportunity
inform bat trrninR fresh supply come
ybrb arc white a,d VIEW apprnpae r bridal costumes.
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II. III. GILL EFT,
Councillor at Idp.

Has his Office 10 his resd in fransln Row.
He will devote his
principally United States Supreme Court
Having patents he will
opinions legal arising before
Patent appeals the chief justice assistant
District Colunbia and will a,so as the
preparation trial Of suits concerning patents.
lie wi give written opions and arguments for
having Congress departments
prosecute claims before board established their
adjudication. 50. ..... ...
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