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Democratic Review on Mr.. Fillmore.

The Democratic Review for December, 1856,
having the Compromise measures of 1850, and
cotemporaneous events under consideration, thus
speaks of Mr.. Fillmore:
Momentcus events transprng The agitatation O.
the question OF slavery paramount in the public mind.
In this crisis it well that reliable Mr.. Fill
found in the Presidential chair The salty and
perpeuity Of the Union were Already had fan
atcsin raised its hydra head Schemes and "sus eaped
fom thousand ambuscafes. The enemies of the Union
forth every sie-aboltonism here secessonsm
there acquisition and bustersn elsewhere These were
the formidable elements of mue with which the Executive
had How well he met and how entirely he, for The
time overcame these enimes Of The peace republic
leave the historian relate but retrospect would be
incomplete and dsngenuous did not accord the meet OF
prasejustly due high moral ercellnce and intellectual
and administrative honesty and talent as deueped in
the administration Of Mr.. FiAnore
Praise, full, exalted and deserved from such
a source, should lead all conservative Democrats
in the land to profound reflection. What has
been, may be again ;and man, whose services
on one trying and perilous occasion are so nobly
acknowledged, may be indispensable on another.
But for the cool and judicions head, the patri-
otic heart and iufexible firmness of Millard Fill
more in lS50-all Of the high qualities of which
were exerted to the utmoss in behalf of our COM
mon country-it is quite possible the Union
| might have been wrecked and ruined amid the
most terrible scenes that ever blighted the pros
pGclS OF the e1ELQ. AuOtueE CFlSlS Is uppTOdCu-
ing of similar character. The same elements
of sectionalism are arrayed against each other,
only on broader scale and with more power
full momentum. The same destruction is threat
ened, and the roar of sectional strife grows more
and more distinct as we approach the Presiden-
tial struggle
Partisan demagogues, scheming to aggran-
die themselves, regardless of the welfare of the
country, have made it nessesary that the great
Union battle of 1850 should be fought over again.
Who shall we have-who shall the conservative
men of the nation have for leader? A man
who has been tried, whose capacity, truth and
patriotism, are unquestioned and unquestiona-
BILE; or man who is untried, who has got to
prove his fitness for the Presidency in troublous
times, who can give no security that the helm
of the ship of State would be safe in his hands,
should the storms howl and hurricanes blow.
This is the question-and it is one of incalcula-
BILE magnitude-which the conservative voters
of the United States have to settle at the next
Presidential election. Matters of vast moment
are involved in the settlement, perhaps the very
existence of the Union. If they select Mr.. Fill
more all win be well. If they select another,
who has only partisan past to point to, the fu-
ture may turn out well, and it may not The
path Of security and the path ofinseeurity is open
to the people. Let them choose. N. O. Crescent.
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Dry Goods, Hardware, Hats, Boots, Shoes, and
Clothing, Croekery Ware, &c.

Ne ~. - ~ IL - "-
CORNER OF id CKSOK, LETEE, AND AALNS7S.
TRULY impressed with the belief that ready
sd1es and small profits is the principle that should
be adopted by all those who wish to drive successful bust
ness in Tbodaux have fully determined to adopt that
plan; and in the selection Of my stock have exercised
more than ordinary care and devoted reuar ttention
TO general Of the peopl without at al dabbng in
superauities My stock though perhaps, large
that of Of my neighbors is still complete comprising
general variety Of such articles most usually called
for in the country which offer exceedingly low rates
and on accommodating terms My assortment consists in
part Of general variety Of articles under the following
heads:
Dry Goods Foreign and Domestic.
Hardware, /" it 4" Isl r,s
Hats, Boots Shoes and Clothing.
American Prints, Foreign and Domestic. s'a
Haberdashery, Mating Carpetiug,
Crockery-w ware fin-ware, Wlow-ware, Stonewsre, &c
mh29 1y .r. ...==.s+=- ~. e J. BRBFF.
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Gotels, Mf.

TRANKLIN HOUSE.-IN CONSEQUENCE
l of the advanced price of provisions, table go,
wines and servants hire the proprietor felt MIs
PEELED the first Of January last 10 maaesomes slight ItH
advance in the prices for boarding, and instead of1A
Fifty cents for dinner has charged seventy five cents
bu has concluded upon charging only the old prics
Wines, however, Of various kinds and grades always
hand ready to order Of guests when required, viz;
Claret Native Catawba Wine, Haut sauterne, white
Cordals, 6tso-Loadon Porter and Ale Scotch Ale
good deal money time and pains have been recently
spent in rettng to make this Hotel pleasant and com
Portable to the Traveller and regular boarder and
denty trust win receive liberal share Of their patronage
Juns2.n B.F HOLDEN, Proprietor
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ADVANTAGE OF USING ToBAcco-The follow
ing was communicated to Commodore Wilkes
of the Exploring Expedition, by savage of the
Feejee Islands. He stated that vessel, the
hulk of which was still lying on the beach, had
come ashore in storm, and that all the crew
had fallen into the hands of the Islanders.
"What did you do with them % inquired Will
kes.
Killed 'em ALL answered the savage.
"What did you do with them after you had
killed them?"
"Eat 'em-good," returned the cannibal.
"Did you eat them all?' asked the half-sick
Commodore. ...,.-.
Yes, we eat oil but one."
"And why did you spare one?"
ssBecause he tasted too much like tobacco
Couldn't eat him no how!'
If the tobacco chewer should happen to fal
into the hands of New leland savages, or ge
shipwrecked somewhere in the Feejee group, ht
will have the consolation of knowing that ht
will not be cut into steaks, and buried in ths
unconsecrated stomach of q cannibal.
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Bangor House.

Bangor House.
|TtHE UNDERSIGNED takes pleasure iii an
l. nounciug the travelling public and the citizens ss
town that she has lately added largely to the accono
datens OF her house, and is prepared to entertain
Roarders equal to any house in Thbodaux. Her "a
BILE is at all supplied with every deEcacy that the tof
surrounding country and New Orleans market afford Her
prices for transient boarding ss reasonabs
AZ the times will admit LIBERAL patronage is solicited
July Fly MRS ELViNA TEANEf.
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SOMETHING FOR SEWARD, GREELY & Cove
clip the following from the Baton Rouge Comet,
of the 4th inst. The incident related is quite
suggestive, although by no means rare. Such
things occur very frequently, and not one in ten
reaches the public through the columns Of the
newspapers: ej s lie ssa77a47 Eta Is stass
aANorHER HARD NUr 70 CRACK. cK.-Everybody
knows that the colored population Of New Eng
land is avery happy and contented race. Mrs.
Stowe has given her word for ii, endorsed by
Lucy Stone "a regular brick) and Snsan Antho-
ny, NJ D. II the world wants better surety
than this, It must 60 elsewhere TO find it. Let
rs tell another brief incident illustrative Of the
fact. Some three years ago, T. B. Thrope ESQ.,,
left this city for New York, taking with him his
family. Belonging to the family was 4 faithful
negro woman, who went with them to the Empire
State. Mrs Thrope-in very bad health when
she left here-grew worse on arriving in New
York, and died. The slave of Louisiana is. of
course, free in that State; and now that she has
lost her mistress, she desires to come back to
Louisiana and to seryitude. A gentleman of
this city received . letter short time ago, from
Mr. Thrope. written at the instance of the free
coman, begging the gentlemen in question to
take her and give her home in servitude. Ac-
cording to the laws of Louisiana, she could not
return as free person, and she prefers to come
back and 60 voluntarily into seryitude, rather
than live among her degraded, dispised and mis-
erable people, in the glorious land Of freedom,
4 Co. 80 = s''7 81 = =
The kind-hearted and benevolent people Of
0o.oam would do well 70 make . note of this,
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Spring and Summer Goods.
Valuable Land for Sale.

4 FINE TRACT of over 400 acres Of Land
"a situated the Chacahoula Station Of the Opelousas
Railroad, is offered for sale at bargain There are $50
arpfns cleared and 50 in cultivation, Of which planted
with cane There good dwelling brick cisern and out
houses the place. Terms will be made For further
partienfars apply to Mr. A. Lafores 20 Bienve street.
New Orleans, or on the premises, to
apI9-3n+ s$f 5@E Ns5 LOUIS BOURG.
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Deneuolent Ororrs, Sc.
I. O. O. F..

I. o. O. F..
EXCELSIOR LODGE, NO. 34.-REGULAR
lLneeting at the Odd Fellows Hail.
ner of Market and Patriot streets every IASA
SATURDAY EVENING, at the usual hour. - WI
offcers.-John r. Verret. \. G.; John 0sA0
Larkn, " e.; j. A. Robirhaux, Sec; J. F. Thompson,
Treas; l.. Dausis, P 8. J. A. ROBlCHAUX, Sec'y.
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CONTRIBUTIONS LEVIED BY WALKER.-It is
stated that s. L. Wood & Son, United States
merchants at Greytown, have addressed for
NAL protest to the President against the exac-
tons of Gen. Walker, whose troops recently took
forcibe possession of 3, 900 worth Of fther goods,
without rendering any remuneration. They,
therefore beg the intercession of our government
in their behalf, as citizens Of the United States,
and entitled to the protection Of its flag. It is
also stated that Walker levied contributions upon
the following merchants, after he had taken the
city of Grenada: @ fF'e7f s'@ 81 sfs
Wiedermsn & Barscho, German merchantsl
$1,000. Duke & Derbyshire. English mer-
chantsl $5, 900. Mr. Solar, italian merchant)
SIS, 600. The Brothers Lacavos, (Nicaraguan
merchants} $12, 2,0oo Mr.. Bernard, French
merchant) $3.50. Pedro Rcux, French mer-
chaut) $3.50 As well as others to large
amount. The respective governments Of these
sufferers will probably interfere in their behalf
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9. T. DAUNIS & BRO.
HAVE Just received from New York and New
LII Orleans. Complete Stock Of s&
h%FALL AND WINTER GOODS,T9
to which they call public attention. ssp23-u
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CaiIiou Island Hotel.
hrs the honor nf ,nfnrrnfnty hfe

Gallon Islan Hotel.
THE undersigned has the honor Of informing his
friends and acquaintances, well the publ has
he will open Hotel Gallon Island about the 10th
inst Nothing will be spared his part, to render his
abishmen ample in every paticular e facilities
will permit. His table will at all times be provided With
every variety of fish, oysters, etc, etc.
Hours of mea-Breakast at c'cinck; Dinner from to
o'cleeK s.z- s"s .,... s.
With the view Of serving planters he has provided aps
accommodations the reception and treatment Of conva
negroes the moderate rate Of sl per month, 70
whom the attention win be paid In Of death
charge IS will be made defray the expenses Of burial
Juiy7. JOACHIM PORCHE.
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Cross READ1Na.-Everybody has noticed the
ludicrous effect Of reading straight along line
across the page Of newspaper. Somewhat SIM
liar and quite as funny are the cross readings
made BY bill stickers," who plaster one g no.
tce and poster over another, exposing portions
here and there that connect together oddly
The New York Tribune gives specimen:
By board on q corner in the Bowery the as
tonished public was yesterday informed in q
great variety Of miscellaneous Typography that
:. George Christy & Woods Minstrels-will be
sold at auction, without reserve-Laura Keene's
Inaamitory rheumatism positively cured by three
applications of-Journeyman gas filters and
plumbers attention-Lady of Lyons Claude by
the-Astor place Hotel, No. 783-Mammoth
boot and shoe store-No cure no pay-Scrofula,
gout, neuralgia-Country orders supplied with
dispatch-Children under ten years of age halt
price-A rhinoceros, boa constructor, two cam
els, q pair Of lions and a zebra-All take Hoben.
sacks liver pills." "5 20
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X ROCERIES.-Imperial Tea, Coffee, Crushed
VI Sugar, Rice, CASTLE Soap, Yeast Powders, Pickles,
Fruits in pints quarts and hall goons Buckets Broons
Ax-helves Hickory Brooms Tobacco-Clt, Chewing and
Smoking, for sale by b. +. HOLDEN.
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MEYERS & HYMEL,

Successors to Thomas Conkzin.)
Family Grocers, corner of Main and Green Streets
'INHE UNDERSIGNED having purchased the
Il Grocery Establishment lately owned by Thomas Conklir
take pleasure in saying the public that they will always
keep choice varied of such articles
usual found in establishment of the kind and solicit
LIBERAL portion Of the publ cs support
Our stock consists in part of the following articles viz
Flour Bacon Potatoes Mackere Cod Fish, Herring Cheese
Pepper Aspicrs, Coffee, Tea Chocolate, Starch, Almonds
Raisins, Pecans, Tobacco Snuff Cigars Oil, Liquors O
every kind Vermcel, Macaron ETC., etc; all of which viii
be sold equally as low as any other in Tbodaux.
Decl-iy. MEYERS HlMEL.
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~ BELCHER, attorney and Counsellor at La.c,
VI continues the practice of his profession in the Fifth
Judicial District. Office in Thibodaux. jel1
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4 SHCROFTS STEAM GUAGE.-The under
signed the agent for the above valuable instrument
for indicating the pressure Of steam in boilers Nc steam
boiler should be used without having Of these guage
attached. Planters invited to call and examine them
my shop on Jackson st. nov24l JOHN LARKIN
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Professional CARDS.
THEoPHILE HARANG. LOUIS puvIGSRACD
HARANG 4 DUVIGNEAUD.

4 TTORNEYS AT LAW, having established
~ themselves in Thbodaux will practice in the Courts
Of the Fifth Judicial District of louisiana comprising the
parishes of Assumption Lfourche and Terrebonne also
in the Supreme Court of the State. Office in Council
Hail., the Market House. feb16-1y
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GAMUEL WOLF, General COLLECTOR and
- Agent Houma, parish of Terrebonne La will attend
tn collection of all claims entrusted to him,
to the transaction of any business required. oct2S1y
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TNO. THEOPHILE DAUN1S, General Collect
- ing Agent, will pay the strctest attention TO the
collecting OF accounts Claims etc. in the parishes OF
Lafourche Assumption and Terrebonne The best Of refer
ence can be furnished if required. aug11-1y
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w NJ. MERCER, Attorney and Counsellor at
Laao Houma, Parish of Terrebonne Ln, practises
the parishes of Assumption Laourche and Terrebonne
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Why SATAN NEVER TROUBLES WoNAN.-Ma-
hommedans relate the following story as an au-
thentic and veritable piece of tradition, iltustra-
tive of the fact the devil himself has duties to
perform in the world, and that all things would
20 wrong if he were idle, and neglected them,
viz:
In the DAYS of Mahommed, there was an Arab
who had a very pretty wife. The Devil formed
himself into so exact and accurate likeness of
her husband, that she could not for the life of
her tell which of the two was her husband
Both claimed her, that is, the real husband and
the Devil in his likeness. The case excited
much interest in the neighborhood, but no solu-
tion of the difficulty could be obtained. At
length the case was brought before his Majesty,
the Prophet Mahommed, after little refec-
ton, held up certain earthen pot in his hand,
with spout like teapot, and said to them
both, "Now whichever is the real husband, will
enter this vessel by the spout, and thus estab-
lish his claim to the woman" The Devil, as
having more capacity in that way than the stur-
DIV Arab of real flesh and bones, entered at once
into the pot, as suggested. The moment he en-
tered, Mahommed closed the top Of the spout
and kept him shut in. But, by the time Ma
hommed had kept him shut up for . few drys,
it was ascertained that the world was getting
wrong in all its machinery. Mahommed was
therefore constrained to let the Devil out from
his confinement, to take his necessary place in
the management of the affairs of the world
Bnt before restoring him to his liberty again,
Mahommed extorted solemn promise from him
that he would never trouble the fair sex any
more, but confae himself to what he could do
among the male sex. Ell r.as 4r
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f. LASHBROOK,

st. ss f.. L. LASHBROOK,
Dealer in ~ ~
nRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILs,0tn
- Chemicals, Dye-stuas, Perfumery, Glass Ware,
Garden Seeds etc. under the Frank House fhbodaux,
Offer for sale large and complete assortment Of DRUGS,
MEDICINES, SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, CUPPPING
GLASSES SOAPS DENTIFRICES, SHAVING, HAIR,
TOOTH, NAIL, PAINT and WHITE WASH BRUSHES,
together with all the
MOST POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES
OF the day-an Of which they offer for sale the most
reasonable terms.
reg Buying Medicines in the North from IMPORT
ING HOUSES and receiving FRESH SUPPLIES frequently
during the year. prepared at all times to fill all
ders line in satisfactory manner and ask friends
generally give trial that prove to them that
il is their interest well mine, to patronze
March, 8, 1855. fj-tl E. L. LASHBR0OK.
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TARTS AND WAGONs-A LARGE GUAM
7 TITYOF CARTS, Wagons, Timher whees, Plows,
ETC., nnfactured by f. Aeschamann, Pittsburg just
c.iyed and for sale low by 23f s. T. DAUNls BRO.
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rOOKING STOVES!-Just received, di-
I rect from the West, the MOST COMPLETE Gl-rA
ASSORTMENT OF COOKING STOYES-of the most fyxgH
celebrated ttterns-evef offered for sale in Thibo-
ux all Of which will offered at greatly reduced prices
Call and seei have just the kind you want
jeff Il - JOHN LARKLN, ia ckson street.
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j. B. RousTAN. J.. MCEvERS.
ROUSTAN & McEVERS,
Commercial Row-under the Franklin House, Thbodaux
DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
- DRY GOODS, Hosiery Straw Goods, Hats, Boots an,
Shoes Hardware
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EDWARD .. GAGNE.
~ ENERAL COLLECTOR-Ofiice in Houma
Will atte strictly to all claims placed in his hands for
in this aud the adjoining parishes. jan12
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Horses and Carriages.
LWAYSn readiness, Eorsesand Carrag ges for triPs
n to Donaldsonve, Hounia or elsewhere, whenever
there is enough in number TO Justify Also stai,iins
for horses-and alconneeted with the Franklin House.
by the proprietor. Il. F.HOLDEN.
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Ine k'nd-hearted and benevolent peoplesof
oosoam would do weA 70 make note Of this,
and pass it round. asa3,sSs ssss3
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u S GOODE, attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
IL will practice in the parishes Of Assumption Lafourche,
and Terrebonne ie11
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Business Gar0s.


A UGIER, j.. Confecti0ner and Dealer in Fruits
~ CorIer of Market and ST. Louis Streets.
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VNTAGONS, CARTS, ETC.-JUST RECEIVED
w A LARGE STOCK OF WAGONS, OK Carts, Mule
Carts Triple Carts Baggase Carts Timber Wheels Ok
Cart Tongues and Axes etc. direct from the manuactoy
Of Bodily Co WHEELING, Va for sale low for cash ap
proved paper by A-tf B. F. HOLDEN, Agent.
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ThibOdau1 and Railroad.
CARRIAGES, READY On the arrival Of ths
Cars Distance, Four Mles-Time, go to 80 Minutes.
FAKE EaCI Wal OV us
ALSO-Extras for the Interior and wherever wanted,
upon application to B. +. HOLDEN, Thibodaux.
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HOuma ExDress,

nR BATEY.-Coast and Iafourche Packet
L. The steamer DOCTOR BATEY, ErDszn Il
A. Dugas, Master, lie New Orleans lh-l.=.zssSs
every MONDAY at O'Clock, P. NJ and So. sti1y
FRIDAY at o'clock, A. NJ Going down,
leaves Thibodaux every TUESDAY and SATURDAY evs-
ming and passes down the Coast Wednesday and Sunday
For freight or passage Apply on board A. Laforess
New Orleans 4. Gingry Donaldsonville,
jan5 S. T. DACNIS BROS, Thibodadx
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EDMUND P. DWIGHT, attorney and Counsel
IL Tor at Laso, Napoeonvle parish of Assumption La,
will practice In the parishes Of Assumption Laourche,
Terrebonne, and St. Mary. [my19-tfl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-08-23
PENNsYLVANiA KaILnOAD
60 @ 8: -

NHE Great Central Route, connecting the Atlantic cities
with Western, Northwestern and Southwestern States
by continuous Railway direct THIS road also connects
at Pittsburg with daiy line OF Steamers all ports on
the Western Rivers and at Cleveland aud Sandusky NTH
Steamers to all ports the Northwestern Lakes making
the dTect cheapest aud rsli5ls route by which
FREIGHT be forwarded and from the Great West
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg
FIRST CLASS. Boots Shoes, Dry Goods ~ : ,,,,
lin bOxes,) Furs, Feathers, de-. ''o per ioVH
SECOND CLASS.--Books aud stationery
Dry Goods On baies,) Hardware, Lea 6oe per loon
ther, &c. Observation-Disclosures,
THIRD CLASS.-Anyils Baggng, Bacon z.. "a
and Pork lin bulk, ], Hemp, &c....... 'oe Pei lo"h
FOURTH CLASS.-Cefee Fish, Bacon A.. -. ,o-+
and Pork (paeked) Lard and Lard Oil f'0 pe' io'h
FlOur-$l per Dbl. until further notice.
Grain-50 cts. per 100 lbs. until further notice
Cotton-t2 per bale not exceeding 500 lbs weight until
further notice.
4s In shipping Goods from any point Fast Of PhiIa.
dephia, be particular to mark package PhiadsUkiI
Raitr0dd" Ali Goods consigned the Agents Of this
Road Philadelphia Pittsburg will be forwarded with
out detention
FRzIGHr AGENFs-HaTTs, WOrmlev L Co Memphis
Tennessee; r. +. Sass Co. St Louis; j. =. Mitchell 4
Son, Evansville Indiana; Dumesni Bel and Murdock and
Carter Jewett, Louisville ny; K. G. MedTGm, Madison
Indiana; Sprgman Brown, aud irwin t Co CINCINNATI
N. W. Graham Co, GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Lesch & Co No
54 kilby street Boston; Leech Co Astor House, New
York; Eol William street. and No. BaIeri Place New
York; e. Sneeder, Philadelphia MagTaw Rooms bal
timore; Geo. G. Franciscus Pttsburg.
Ii. ii. HOUSTON, Genera! FREIGHT Agsat Phsld.
II. J. LOMBAERT, Sept, AttO0na, Pa.
iapS '56-tIsH 57.