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Scientific Information
FOR THE WHOLE WOaLD.

Chapman's Great Discovery. The Monthly Rainbow
Chapman's Pre- Calculations for Elemenlsry Chan.
ges, based u en- the discovery Of The physical laws and
harmony Of electrical action prevailing the solar sys
ten, as iuvohcd N The difel effects OF light modi-
fed (or po aIlzed) y di erng angles OF eheclln on
large scale. THIS important discovery OF the laws Of
nature which regulate the changes of the elements
constitutes a subject magnitude aud Importance. Der.
haps unsurpassed hy any ether on the pages Of hso
ic record The surprising accuracy with. which DR..
Oh pman Is enabled to pfe-calcuhte all elementary
changes pedisposilg more to storms earthquake &c
aud also atmospheric changes within the hour for eaeh
day. months in the future and he physical effects on
the health, feelings and humors of mankind, must be
admitted by all unpejudced minds tO be Of incalepla.
BILE advantage to the whole human race
In presenting the Rainbow tO'the public, We do not
claim il TO be an inialible weather guide But this
much we do claim that il will be found to be correct
to the letter, eight times out Of every ten All vs ask
is candid examination. Terms of RsinbOw. Der
year, in advance, 8 cents for six mon tbs
Chapmsn's Principia, Or Nstule's First Principles,
cloth binding, l2mO 200 pages. Volume f. g. con.
tains full explanation Of the discovery to which Dr.
Chapman has devoted tile last nine years Of coss ob.
servaOn, Published every six months (Harch and
Sepemher) price 81 per volume, Tor which il will be
sent postpaid to any part of the country First vol.
ume now ready. CAMPBELL ( Co.
No. rs South Fourth St. above Walnut, Philada
sS Agents wanted in every county.
Nov. 8, 1865.
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CARHART'S IMPROVED
PATENI MELODEONS.


7. 4. CHILD, Manufacturer, Cleveland o. Finishihs
ana Ware Room III the Second aud Third stories OF Hur
turts New Block Nos a. &c and IS Ontario street. Nam
utactoy in the new story brick building dirscs, in
tear. ' "
r A. Child is the sole Proprietor ofthe above psped
Patent for the State Of Ohio
Having been two years and half in peIfectne these
Instruments Neutrality-suspicious. improvements and in
systemaLlzlng the business Of manufacture is now pre.
pared to turn out "a Instruments per week, keeping
constantly in process Of manufacture over 500 Aelo.
0eOns. ..F
attention is called to the large instruments with two
and three sets OF Reeds, and two Banks of Keys "A
being decidedly superior to any Melodeon ever before
made in this country. Committee Of the FIanklin
Institute at Philadelphia awarded Medal for the frst
one made since which they have been improved.
PRICE LIST.
4 Oct. Portable $50 6 Oct. Piano Style :. les
. g =. rs "2 sets Reeds ik1
. " 96 s. 90 "2key BIDS. 9Bo
5 {, Piano Style. 100 s "s" aeo
Pedal BRst extra, $2g
L. T. C0NANT, Raseina, Ohio, i'll furnish any Of the
above instruments at tn prices published ssd will
ant each to give sati Ia ,on. Each instrument will bs
we'll packed in a ne 1t case, without extra, charge
Orders from broad wi be promptly attended to-,
All orders fer said instruments will carefully and
omptly fOrwardedby WILLIAM Mccoy.
Nov. 1854, If. Carrollton, Chic.
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AltLl.ItING.-VERY.

y VlEaJBruBlBER HAS RECEIVED FROM TEE
II, has carytuy ,tlceled and excellent stock OF
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
which he viii se LS as low as they ought to be sold
for Cash Produce. His stock consists in part of
Hue assortment Of silks Sttins, ladies' Wosted D, ess
GoOGs lawns Gi, glams. Prints, BOnnels &C., kc-
Also Mems ol almost evaiy des, ripdon, ,-IIas.
shoes ad BUCs; vcIy fine htmeIt Of Queens
wa,e; good selecdUr Of Hardware and sn excel.
lent stock Of Groceries. Great bargains for CASH
that
ISRAEL ARCHB0LD.
Cduolltor, o., Nav "a 1850
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Medical Notice,

Doct. P. W. Lee, late from Salem, O., formerly with
Dr. Carey OF that place, haNng lelnareIty located in
Carollton q. N nDtction with Dr. j. 5. Hunter ful
the practice Of Medicine SmIlN, ttndels his sproies.
sional services to the citizens al public eCrciy hop
ing by prompt attent ion to his proiessi to merit a
share OF pubic patronage. Office and residence with
Dr. Hunter.
East Main Street. Caroltcn Ohio
Oct. II 1855, uA
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10 School 1'eSbeTs,


The bond ol School Examiners Tor Carroll county
viii hold meetings for the examination Of teachers
the iulgwing times Tor tie year 1856 On the End
Wednesday Of every month throughout the ,ef; and al
on the ith "Wednesday u April, May, September and
October The ~ be held az NE Court House 10
CarrOloh, 10 oeOck A. n. by order Of the Board,
,. 5. MCKEAN. Sec.
Dee. ql "a. "a.
81 ANulNG EULEs AD0FrED BY THy BoARD OF SCHOOL Ex
AaINEEs FOR CAEEoLL COUNTY, Fan. lGrn 1888.
l. Every applicant must produce a certificate Of good
moral character Of late date and signed by responsible
persons.
3 Each applicant must come furnished with two OF
three ,heets Of ruled paper; also with pen apd ink
and aith McGuigy'> fhh Reader
3. Each applicant Ill be required to furnish spee
men OF peuuauship, skl ia punctuation, e,mposilion,
and the use ofcapal letters written ia the prcsenee OF
the ard.
T. 10 each applicant viii De submitted list Of ques
lions Aihmr,ig, En- lisA G.aminar aud Geograpny,
10 be auswerrd IN vIiuug
5, No applicant uil be regarded qualified TO teach,
nor entitled 20 certificate, who does nOt CORRECTLY an.
svcrone hll0l the questions submitted in each blauch
g. Ccruhcltes vii not ue sued on the day Of exam.
nation Bat be reuitled 10y uai or otherwise as soon
as aclicab'e.
T. Applicants coming ia after the class is formed and
the exlmiua ion has commenced WILDE expected TO
gait until the next regular day Of cx animation.
S. No certificate aIll be granted 10 ans person who
IL kuoau 60 tav Board 20 he hlhiuated 10 the use
proiue language 90 o., it.mp,rlfc, or iii honest,
.. applicants wJ.l be cNJ'stsi To Furn 81 them.
selves vita shuqtd ylNU opui'
By ordtr ~ the p .ari.
+ S NtKEAN, Secy
Feb. Q2.-55. q.
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R. T..RAnRITT,a
MCDOWELL G. co.
MnOLEsAL AND RETAIL ..
B 0 KSELLERS, TIONB
PAPER LERS,

BLANK R00K MANUFACTURERS.
StEUBENNlLLE, ....... OHIO.
EkP always on hand large assortment Of
IA scnool, Neulca and MkcolaLeuus b, oks Tlsin and
H4.ed Cap aud Lette Papers Printing and NIap.
pus Pal ers o ali sizes Note Papers Envelopes, Steel
l,Ls auU ali kinds ui Stationary.
The! aie plclareo 10 ill all oiders irem Merchants,
School Committees Teachers ard Others at Low prices
Having bndey connected with establishments,
are prepaItu to make all kinds Of Blanks foI Rail.
roads, Insurance Companies, County Officers Banks,
Merchants, &c. Printed work bound 10 order. As We
the best quality Of stock ard pOy The best wOIk.
men, our work will compal iavorably with at Of suy
oher Bndery in the State blanks OF all kinds PACED
tU OrGer. s..
The highest market price paid for Rags end Tanners
scraps NcD0WELL& 20.
seubenyle, March Is, lS o. e.
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md ltownI
the dy yu uJuuary
1851 aud umgao,a
hknd adownor
thereon
be fCron isiicu
clock NJ dhereo before
j LA And q
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u nsinGss UQrO 8.
A. w. MORRISON.

A I 4 o R " L J 4 ! l. 4 ",
HAS resumed the practice of the law. He
III will particularly attend to the settlement of estates
BY Executors, Administrators and Guardians for which
his ae experience in the Probate Court amply Qualities
him. All other business 0! professional character en-.
trusted to his care in this aud the adjoining counties
will be attended to with rro,nP'itpde and fidelity.
OFrlcEIn the 70 IN opposite the aSst front of the
Court House, heretofore occupied by j. Ii. lFnn ESQ
Feb l5-55.l
WILLIAM II, CHAMPER.
4 attorney aud CoWmSeltor at Law
CARR0LLTON . ONO.
Sept c. 55. IT,
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b. II BABBtr'T,s POTASH.


In til cans OF e1 pounds each "a lbs in case war.
ranted superior any in use and At about the sane
price OF the Ordinary Potash sold in casks This neth-
ud Of putting up the acle, tenders much more con
venien for retailing, and in this respect therefore is
verJ desirable. Printed directions for its use are
placed upon each can. The Mtclo has been in the
market tor the past three years. and wherever il has
been introduced has given the highes. sa,isfaclon.-
Any person desrous OF giving the sricls trial viii,
On cenrittiug to my addresss be sent case sf Is
packages. Also,
II. T'BABBITT'a
CELEBRATED SALERATUS,
In Onepound packages expressly for family use sixty
one pound packages IN each box. With this saleratas
aud sour mlk tartar, bread aid cakes OF eve.
ry kud be made and baked 10 half an hour ct say
season OF The year, ard III Rry climate. Directions tr
using ii accompany each package,
Also, supe Carbonate. Soda Soap Powder, Tsaat
Powder, CASTLE Soap Cream Tartar aud Candles of Il
kinds. B. T. BABBITT
Nos 6S & 10 Washington Street, New Yslk.
Oct, | 1858. mos.
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%A %ME~
H A N G | N G i

I'VE are now receiving one Of the largest and
w best selected stocks OF Wall Papers ana Bordets
ever beioe offered Our stock is al new this Suing
aud comprises the lates aud best STYLE II consiss a
part Of Hall papers Of and beautiful deslns. Par
or, Dmiug Room aud Chamber Papers, in every va
Iicty OF styeanu quality.
Gilt Silver Velvet and common Borders Of ntw
Tyles
Transparent Window Shades. Fg'd aud Plain with
Ianams Patent Fixtures; Plain Green Blue and Fig
Window Blinds aud Fheboard Screens in great variety
o. patterns
With au extensive assortment TO select FROM and lew
rIce-, expect 10 please those Nho nav give "a
call Mellow ELL i Co.
Booksellers Sa'itneIs anu Paper Dealers.
MARKET street Steubenvile, Ohio.
March rs. 1855 f.
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MALARIA Or MIASMA,

lhs su0tIe atmys helic poison, which certain sea
sOhs Is ua'JiLAOy Inhaled uJ every uCath tue same
IA ca dcIcr NhCrevcr " UXtS, ,Lurth, south, east Oh
Weat-dod "tl every WAee yIvid this newly uiscuy.
eteI 'llDOIE, when neuJralzes the poison, CON.
pletel pa nes the s,C, aud thus entirely removes
ali Lle Cause vi disease
| Ine p,opneCor distinctly claims these extraordinary
results Irum It's
II vi project any resident or traveller, even in the
most scE or swapy Localities nom any ague or bill.
lous disease Whatever Or ANY INJURY Um constantly in
! halng Malaria Or Miasma
IL Wlnlnstslu CueUE The ague in persons who have
suffered t1t az ehsIh o tinc, tOu day 10 twenty
yedrs, 90 III hey need never have another chill by
Continue Suse Gng 10 duectiuus
! lJw .mmvuetrl ielieNe all the Distressing results
oiO DIS VI abue oleases, sUeh as general debility
nlghU sMeuts, etC. Inc patient at begins To re-,
cover appeute aud sueuStn al cdntiuues until per.
uIdue. aud iadlcaI cure Is elected Aud as pruOI
,a. It also wU,thy U puOhc Confidence because Ol
Its singular and entire haImIUssuess.
The ,ouO"Ins ctrtItca { from one Ol the most cele
aou chemists N the une4 States is attached " ev.
y bottles
NEw YORK, June H. 1855.
Il have made a chemical examination Ui Rnoaes' Fc.
ve and ASue Cure, oI Auulote To Malail, and have
ested 1t Or AIsenIc, Melcuy, QnuIue uud ouy chime
Out have not Iuuud palcle Vl either in it, nor have
found any Substance Ia lis composition that would
prove pjurOu. 10 the CuIstl ullun
, "A44 10 a. NIhl ON A' H., Ohemlst.
Ih'S aHo"S Vi l'S nee uav sS preventive Oy which
al PERSONS NAY 'uS uc sue VI ehHe heeGom iOm the
above named diseases no matter how sCAly the season
OrsWampy The LOCALITY
ihoo'9 VT Hf Fi' AL are frequently Published,
"u 'n' c"'"0'Le1 u 'e P"O.c Is 'sAVu ON! III rIo'
to'tth 10 ; actual me'ia Wherever Introduced anu
1p"" " r'o'o i'S "or'h'
mo-. nv ,r,,.,rn n,,r. M .,,,,,,. ,,,'',' - -
'n Tyc, Ind Sn,,,I., .,n.,.,,y p,', n.y. II '''
me-. No.. D,l,r 80" ''''''
Ir.la,,l and soil by the nron,ietor
JAMES i .l1IDUrs rr,y' ''i,,,o,n
Eor.a,o 10, ,,,r,I.I,,,-t,, ~ A MANA N . -
- ~''''
,oIQEs +, IN. -
""'!' - l"oN' ! --
WAAH t!Aa@.f E'Ei &c ..l'A.4.
!uU4AS H. AIKlNauN,
COPPER X 71NsMlru.. STOVE DEALER Sc
LC"''' C"""' H'i al" / "o''c square,
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Now Prucp.4 No POson!
klIUDEs'
FEVER AND AGUE CURE.

For the prevention ana cue u Fever and Aguc, o.
Cnll Feyei; Dumb Agur, AID other Intermittent anu
teullEen FeNursi also ot buCus kuNels aucOnlaueL
bJ I!phOiI symptoms; ypnUid Fever, Yellow ever,
7nlp and Jau Fo'er, Uc,cla DeDlhy, Night Sweats,
aud al other LoTMs Il disease winch have a common
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WILLIAM H. CHAMPGR
IL. CRoxTON. JNo A. BINGHAM.
JOHN III. CROXTON.

4 ttorney AMI Councillor at Law,
WILL give prompt attention to all business
w entrusted to his care, in Carroll County or else
where. Office immediately opposite the west door of tue
Court House, CarroIton, Ohio.
90 The legal services OF John A. Bingham. OF Cadiz,
Ohio may be procured by the retention oihO above.
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FALL COODSl
CF0R EE p. SMITH e. IN

GEUHCFE T. SMITH g co.
NO. "a WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH,
Have now in store full assortment OF Imported and
Domestic Dry Goods, which will be kept well assorted
during the season.
Sept Q, 1856, 4m.
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New Arrangement,

The undersigned takes this method of informing the
citizens OF CarrOon aud the rest Of mankind hatb,
has purchased the Drug Store Of John Steilar Esor
and that he isjust receiving large lot oldugS from The
Eas to be offered for sale by hmat the old establish
ment' at the lowest prices, for which they can be-
purchased in this section of country. An drn,,, .
ranted pure JOHN q BAyT'FP
CarrOllton o. Jan Is '55
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.Wnan-HrATa9U Uy1nENECH' LHSS'H'
a. -. OF. 1854 RECORDED MISS.

The following within co delinquent for
STATE County School Road nhr@y Bridge Township and
0r hs previous with penalty and thereon and including the
axeof he year 1855
or.us.Nsu. tRIEFsI Qsa o. A. VAL cts IN
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TO ARMSl To ARMSl

AnOther lot of Kipp for sale, of very 6netextued
and beautiful finish, So come along shoemakels ard
farmers, and will give you bargain in good leather,
tor cannot be beat
N B. FIVE cents per pound for good Hides, in each
Gather, at my tanneTy. J.sW. YOUNG.
Nov. 9, loo@ IT, BeunaV kta Valley.
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H~ollingsworth's Patent Wash
ing Machine.

T NOW have ready for delivery a few Of the above
named Washing Machines-can instruct any pei
son III Fifteen minutes how to use them. Aashiig
tbat ordinarily requires three days labor, can with
this machine, be performed in less than one, wear AND
tear Of clothing being fifty per cent less than when tle
wash board is used. In order to raerefuiis show wfRS
This machine is capable Of doing, ] will append q Ger
,,ecatc of the Arcade Hotel in New Orleans.
NEw ORR EAss, March 5th, 1865.
In repIv to your request that ] would state how !
am pleased with "follings vorth's Patent Washing
Machine II have to say | am very much pleased with
Il have had IT in operation about four weeks. !
wash about one thousand pieces u day; which, nseG 70
do by hand, which required the labor Of four persons
continually employed. luow perform the same amount
- labor on The machine with one person in five hours.
/ am better pleased with it evers day | use u It IN
swers every purpose that is required IN washing Win
less labor and in much shorter space Of tin1e.
r. :. MOORE,
Proprietor OF the Arcade Hotel, Magazine street,
may Josii1a DIAL
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EAT DE LA LOUISIANA r.
q D'OUEsT BATON ROUGE,

coeR DIT sIxfRfE JupIcIARE.
Dams i,aTaire de Ia succession de RAPIIaEI LANDRY,
d6Gedee. No. $50.
TIM VERTU dun commission a moi adressee dams
ia susdite Succession, par lheporableGeur du ax.
ieme District Juafeiare dams ct pour Ia dite Paroisse ct
Fiat j,exposerari en- vente prbliqpe, au plus oiirant ct
deFuiar encierisseur sur les lien en- cetse ParoisSe,
samedi. lie sme Mars proclaim, 1855.
a 10 hours A. M. les prnprietes 81 arres dscrites,, .ap-
partenant a la succession de RaphaelIandry, deeefee;
SAVIOR:
In certain moroccan de TERRE sifue en- eetse Par
oisse. mesuranta!eux arpents de face plus au MONS ai
fauve Mississippi avec Ia protontear g-aprarsenan!s
contenant a-peu-nres trente six apents de saperticie
bronco en- haue par ie chenain du Raconrcie ct en- BIS
par terre de fifaire Bergeron avec les ameiiaIations
ani sg-trouYent. Conditions de Ia vente u, dife terfe
sera vendu en- trois ternlss egeafx lie pncpier. nayaeie
10 premier Jour de Fevrier 1857, lie second lie Ter Jour
de- Feyrier 1858, ct lie t~roisienie de.rier payable e. Ter
Jour de Fevrier 1910, Tacquiareur foarnira ses btliets
endossees a la satisfaction de Ia tutrIee, payabie a
Isoficc du Recorder de cette Paroisse, .poftant hut
p.,ur cent d'intsret par apres G%eheance, 1usau5al ray
raert ct hypotheque retenue josfu'an payment pnen
ct final,
Quest Baton Rouge. lie srae Fevrier 1856.
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RIGHT ABOUT FACE!
ToU NEXT!

Tos1rH A. CRate tnsu-. the public thar having
ptssoI rF,, Ms fT:s:ess d "a lions. he is now REvoLs
1se on Hs ows AXIS, in other words, he has established
himself on Church street, north side, first door cast o. q,
the Harvey. Hoase-wfere HE and his SATELLITES, VIII
aeia take ~ note Of tiae, bat with sALApis BIsfE, kee1'
az the scyrftr or OLD TINE. takes off the hatfy fefan-
auaces- manipulate hirsaae humanity in q manner
most beautiful TO behold, Luiled BY the music q y
distant watsrfail-EIieK bearing tie Mnamr -
ana ra,re az ever Graded the IsFAsT vHyrs--brrie in
cnshlIans Of elder dovn-in1u1ersed IN aroma from Eae
s,e,t1sTaL czfass. there to carry on the 1onaa1aa if!f-
suite aud ka1fertapiasa Art, &C.
t1Eonae one. come 81,
Ard vise JOE CRAIG & sharing call"
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JOSEPH MckiTRICK
Architect and Builder.

Skop On r TUFSh3 NFsts, FHT 2 H"8F-
r WOULD respectfully call the attention of the pub
lie to my assortment for the new yesr. Having
made arrangements wab one Of the best rnanufacta-
ring estsb .hs,nents In Cincinnati, | am prepared to
furnish sash DOORS and BLINDS. made ofthe best 9.
white pine lumber and Of superior workmanship much
shsaper thar can be ~naiein the South. Persons in
the country: wishing to build will lind it TO their sd'
vantage TO Z ansuit with inc before building.
~ orde = from The country earnestly solicited.
~ EouDtr work III all kinds punetuaaly attended
V in the mss, ~arknsnlike usanaer.
~ Plan. snd specifications fat city and country
houses. snriar6an villas, &c, given in the most APP
proved ~sisies.m ....
~ Aik'nir OF job work attended t. with NEAT.
nsss and dispatch, water ~eisterns made Of the best
material. i
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PROSPECTUS OF TuE
LOUISIANA BAPTIST.

A OH the first OF January next, If sufficient On
co,iragement is received, the Rtenvilie Times
VIII be changed into a religious Journal. TO he called
the LOUISIANA BAPTIST. = 1t will be the argan q he
BAPTIST denomination in This State. and while adyo-
eating the doctrines and principles ofthe- BAPTIST ah.
nomination, exhibiting tue prospects and eoneistan Of
Tire Baptist church, and sustaining jealousy all as
benevolent enterprizes, 1t wilt be conducted IN 2 spirit
Of Christian kindness ard charity to all other deneY'-
nations. Tie Convention having made Mount i*pr"
non the centre Of Baptist Operations IN This sfaie.it
seems peculiarly desirable thai it should bave at tiiis
point d paper devoted to the advocacy Of all It's great
interests. ( e#ezr
These who desire such a chsBee-wiio fell. th- neea
of a Baptist PAPER IN Louisisaa--wiii please sn'erfAi
themselves promptly in its behalf, and procure q nlany
subscribers as they can. ard forward them BY fhe l3fn
of December. We confidently look 10 ministers Tor
aid. If y sufficient number Of Subscriber ts nnt op-
tanned by that time, the fines will be continued aSat
present
Brethren, one and al will rou lead a helping hand.
and give US a goodly list to begin With
TERM &: "a
The ttJoruussa BAPTIST ~ win be published wrekiy,
on a double medinns sheet, en- the following tertnz,
PAYABLE on the receipt Of the FIRST naaaber
One copy, one year in aneeJ.-.+..+..y. ! ~
In delay three months.- 81,
Ten copies. sent to one ofice. paid at onra,...t " "
Hs7e Any one sending ua i've neW snrscrihefs, VIA
receive one eopy, ore year gratis. Address
- HANSON LEE
NJ Iebaran, Ta.
ea Exchanges noticing vii confer 9 taSoT.
EEE#
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PUMPSt!

DARKER'S DOUBLE ACTING FORCE and LIFTING
ID PUN Patented February II, 1852.
The ST. hscribers HAVING PURcfasED THE rATEST Ricsr
Of the above superior Pump, for the parishes Of East
and West Baton Rouge, East and West Felieiana and
Ibervilie. are nos prepared to furnish Them to order.
Pumps of various sizes adapted to Wells, cisterns,
Sugar Houses, &c,, always on hand. May be seen II
operation ut the ST. ales of Messrs. Cline 4 Co.. and X.
G. Hutchinson, and ! : the plantation Of Jordan Holt,
Esq., .ltLG 5s 8&@
i26's4. ". T. TTNSARD co
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FAIRBANKS l. WILSON.
House, Sign & Ornamental
PAINTER.

isAop on Third street, North of The Fn.t 0fns,
HAvIsE permanently located 10 Baton Rouge, we
IL weaid respectfully solicit 4 share of the public
patronage.
BEING practicable sorSmen ~e are enabled 10 do
sark on the mest reasonable terms, and in the best
style. RI
Particular attention p7is 10 plain and fancy SIGNS
also, GRAlsIS,:. GLAZING, G1LrISG, MAi.BLISG,
PAPER HANGING, &c, neatly executed.
Orders for plantation work Through the Post Office,
or othersise) solicited and promptly attended 10.
jan. 70 ~.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-02-02
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rT1fIE subscriber respectfully returns his thanks to
his friends ana Customers who have during tho
past year libefal!y gave him their patronage, and takes
this method Of informing them and tie pubic ut large
that he has now on hand a large hp. Of seasoted lum<
Der, and everything requisite for The undertaking and
successful completion of all work in the shapc Of
HOUSE BUILDINGS, BLINDS, SASH, and WoRs. at
ting up STORES, BAR-R0e.s. Id the beat. most dnra
bic aud workInsnlikei style. All orders left at DC.
Moiitaas Hardware Store, the Post Office or Mt my
shop on Fiftl, Street, adjoining the st. Peters and st.
lsui's Collcge. will Hieet with prompt attention
C. l. SIZES.