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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-26

CORDIAL BALM OF SYRIACUM.
1t is universally acknowledged by all classes that
the above named Cordial is better adapted to the cure
all of the following diseases than any other med
cine in 1t has been 'essfuy used in-bron
chs weakness, asthmh. pains in the head neuralgia,
spinal complaints, tic doloreaux rheumatism. chronic
inflammation, dyspepsia constipation, seatica sperma
orrheal hernia disease of the heart coughs colds con-
sumption, general debility, aversion society monoma
dia hyPochondria impoency general decay geet spph
Ills, sc.
The period has arrived when the rosrums which have
hitherto existed give way the only safe and
tain remedy for these diseases Who fingers on from day
to day in wrecheduess and misery for of proper
remedies? Who being carried daily to their graves,
in consequence of their dispositions? How
many families have been left to by avarcous
parent, who. rather than part with few dollars would
permit his chi to be hurried into the of that grim
monster-Death
The Cordial Balm of syriacum is recommended as a
sure cure for all cases of general debility.
Any person. either in city or country can have the
medicine sent to them by express to any part of the
world, by encooug the money to G. A. HILL, No. 121
Main Street, Worcester, Mass
CAUTIoN.-An my bottles labeled. and bear nv sig
nature, G. A HILL NJ D. to counterfeit which is forgery
Prices &c. So and $12 per bottle in various Sizes the
largest bottles being the cheapest This medicine is
purely vegetable, may be taken by child or adult
with perfect safety Persons wishing fol it must send by
letter directed above be obtained in any
otheI place. The Cordial is warranted to purify the
blood and eradicate B humers 1t has also been used
many diseases not mentioned with favorable results In
short needs but trial to prove its many virtues and
its adaptation to many diseases considered y soe in
durable The proprietor of this Balm is )nseiOus that
there has been many medicines brought before the public
for the of ills that the human family subject to-
which in many instances have proved to be worthless
COMPOUNDS But he feels confident that the poor invalid
eau now find relief in using the Cordial Balm Syracum
which can be procured at his Office, No III Main street,
Worcester, Mass.
All orders promptly attended to. Address as above
THE ELECTRO CHEMICAL,
Or Gnivanic Baths,
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= PONCES. Of large variety both COARSE and fine
, Tor sale BY GEO X, BPuRR, R0i Main 81.
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FOR NEW LONDON a. HARTFORD
Tho iayorite and fast Steamer Cricket,

on Bfpndays, WsdHeadqys ami Fridays
Leaves Sag uahof at 73O, Grevupurt $40 Orient poin
glb aud New Loldon ct II a. m yme at /, Connect
iur Win NJ II. a N. H. h. R) Essex 20, East laidam
3O Mlddetown q.16 and arrives ~ Hartford about
y,
~ The Cricket stops NJ the principal watering places
the route, alofdng the best opportunity to vdit the
sea Bhere' my23 dam
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200 Barrels J. RiTlihanirs,
goo " Kilbourn Mills,
zoo " Mohawk Mills,
600 Half Bbls j. Williams.

just received and for sale by T. & ]. SUTTON
June 20. Not Mechanic So.
ELF-SEALENG FRUIT CANS.-The
- subscribers, agents fr the Manufacturers, have on
hand and for sale at RETAIL by quantity, Arhurs
Patent Self s. alng Cans and Jars keeping Fruits aud
Vegetables III their natural state These Cans and Jars
have besn in for the last years and have give
entire satisfaction and considered superior to an
other can offered for sale. WIN o. SMETT 4 CO
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Aud an assortn,en of HARNESSES Trimmings, Axles,
VaIuish. Leather Lace, &c.
The Light Family Csyriages are particularly designed
for farmers carriage, and the Phaeton we believe the
best four wheeled vehicle ever made for two or three pe
sons. A 1OTNAN h co
Worcester, March 26, 1855. diff
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~ CANCERS CAN BE co KEDs
k SCROFULA
Aud other diseases which have bafled the
&,@ skill of our best physicians. also be
cured, as to stay cured, by
8 ~ DIR. r, GREENE,
49, SCIENTIFIC LNDISN PHYSICIAN
Wv&&2 No. SO Bromfied Street, Boston.
WyEAZ Consultations, in person or by letter. free
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ARD OIL.-75 bbls Western Lard Oh for sale BY
~ G.s a A. J. HOWE Worcester Bank Block.
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Lime, Calcined Plaster, Cement, & Hair,
Constantly hand of the best quality Persons want.
ing any Of the above articles will do well call before
purchasing elsewhere. All orders viii be promptly filled,
the shortest notice. and Mr. Lewis Smith will be happy
to wait upon all who ny call upon him. he having charge
of this branch Of business his old stand OF
Mu berry and Pine Streets Washington SQUIRE near the
Boston Freight Depot.
THOMAS EARLE, L. & o. 4. EARLE
a x EARLE jel2 dawtf
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ga RRIAGEs 5! CARRIAGES

0. BLOOD &c SONS
Having taken the old stand Canal Street. formerly
cupied by WM. Il. WOOD, beg leave to inform the publ
that they are now prepared to N to ORDER and will
keep constantly on hand, All kinds of CaPria ges
made of the best materials and kmanshp Particular
attention paid to all kinds Of Carriage Repairing
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"A q . A. NW8lW n x COs, aT the
~ 81 ~, old stand on Exchange street, near 1.-The
LFFz@~J3' ray state House," where they have been
sl------~2Ae- established tweHty-ttree years, have
so NEW CARRIAGES FOR SALE.
Hacks.
Two Horse CsTyalls.
RockaWay do.
u Light Family Carryalls.
II Light Phaet0ns.
II Light Chases.
! Slide Seat Top Buggy.
Open Buggies.
l good second hand Hack.
CorrvaIts
InrA u1rr
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MlisrcIla
t. M l. A NJ B.
G&1fA CLOCKS, 0EPM
No JEWE LRY. lsNsks<sellss

The public are invited to examine the great variety Of
Fine Gold and Silver Watches, Ia store 27 Main St,
(Iarriugton Corner.) The subscriber giving particular
attention to this br snc Of bis business is confident that
he CAN and WILL offer inducements to purchasers, worthy
Of their notice
II All Watches sold at this establishment are warrant
ed to prove as recommended perfect satisfaction will
be given.
An descriptions of Ladies and Gentlemen's Jewelryt
such Gold Guard, Vest and Fob Chains Gold riting
Pens 1.-THE best in the country Lockets Pencils and Fin
ger Rings; a choice variety Of Gldd Stone Mosaic,
and Cameo Pins, Ear Knobs, and Drops, &C.. all which
will be sold at the LOWEST PRICES FOR Cash.
N.B.-Partcuar attention given to fine Watch Re
pairing 7. NJ LAMB,
200 dawf 27b Main street.
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E;Is -.s.eszsC OVEDEN CEAND
sssG1 ~ WORCESTER RAILROAD Summer
ArrGnSsnent On MONDAY, June &c. 1856 Passenger
Providence FOR Worcester 78O and 11.45 a. n and
4.30p
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REV LUMBER YARD.-We wonld invite
v the attention of buiders to a stock of LUMBER
which receiving at yard, in front of the Ma
chine Shop south of the Junction, consisting Pine and
Spruce Boards Clapbeards and Shingles which will
sell at very reasonable prices We also prepared
furnish frames to order.
SINCLAIR, WEBSTER, CLoUGH, & co.
Nrnro Anil ~
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Boston, Feb. 6. 1856
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,sss IL a.
49,. -ATTHE-
&-Z ~ Millbury Carriage Mandatory,
Has on hand at the present time Carryas Phaetons
Chsises, Top Buggies, and Concord Wagons; also
Buggy and Chaise HARNESSES, all new, made of the
best materials and warranted to give satisfaction Also
several second hand Carriages, which will be sold low
Repairing done to order Ry19 eod&w3m*
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4Ht JuUOFUF 0hd JdSt ofedTNer
CRICK Ell,
Capt q W. BATES Tuesdays, Thursd sys, Saturdays
Leaves Hartford at s, Middleown $50 and East Had
dam 20 10 8Oa. mt Lyme at 1880, New London 80,
COUGHING at The Pequot and Orient Point Houses) Green
port Mt b, and sag Harhor about p.
Fare Through 81 %. From Hartford to Sag
llatbor 81 % From Hartford to New London 81 From
rag Harbor TO New London 81.
Fyeighl taken at Reasonable Rates,
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3%niIrnQ0s
r--,.essszsse EITCHBURG s. VORCES-
TER RAILROAD.

TIME ALTERED-NEw ARRANGEMENT.
On and after MONDAY, June 10th, Passenger Trains
will leave Ftchburg at so a. u 1880, 445, and at $40
p. after the arrival of trains the Vermont and
Massachusetts, and Cheshire Railroads.
RETURNING.
Leave Worcester at $40 and Il 90 a. m 400, and 730
pm IVERS PHILLIPS, Pres't.
Fitchburg, June 10, 1880 diff
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90 Get

GTORE TO LET. IN NORTH BORO.
- The large Double Building, kurw; Balls Store,
situated in the centre Of the Possession given i'm
mediatey.
Inquire Of A. W. SEAvER, near the premises, or of
Drs. Ball 4 Fitch II fremont Street, Boston.
febl6 dMtSS & wotf
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-12-20

n-7onr,su,-The Harrisburg Iatr'-
aN ,ha close of a haye.iation OF liter
afy 'a,ste class of brain small daily
,D'asnsrs. These men embark IN the
nssspp business for the purpose &
nsh;pa money. and thei djeI', with i'm.
1 may lay after day, articles which they
la,a nnou Their readers as oFig.na''-
p pa" da this without a blush, and seem
. laS, W ignorant r. of the magnitude Of
' sDsa atE.nes. II is the duty Of honor
' .1a nan who are connected with the
80 ID expose the piIttrers, aud # tins
vas done, they would >"on nave 70 20
= saving wood or performing some ot''rF
1uty within the limited scope Of Their
capacity.
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San1edi lie 8 Janyier, 1857.

It II heuiss 4. NJ tons les prgprietes ci a pres decrites
appartenant 8 Ia succession lie Hiram j Grover L.
cetie, saEar:--th certain moroccan dc t.rre sisue en-
eette parni-se a'Duest Baton Rouge, sde,igne coun,.
ie quart Sard-oust &c Section 2. "a, Tavnsbin : ~.
Range II Est, cCHtsn unit cent cilfa aante arpen. Dave
un naTre age 70 ans; Old Raipit, age di.nyfrnn 5s
ans Itfll, aegre age de Is ans; John Grover nayr.
age ie Is ans, Gabriel, EegFs da - ana; Jerry. nesra,
age dc ~ avs; Phtu, Negro age 80 ans .Ihana, neqresse
agile dc ~ ans, Mfhy, Efgfesse, agIe de- e ans ri ses
ieux entabs, Harrison, age t. 0 ans ct Tom . d..
) ans Mary negresse, agie ae 81 ans ct son enfanf
George, age DE . ans; Alfred, fs de Mary. age II ans
sarah negresse age de 80 aas et son enfant Squire.
age DE- 8 ADS; Clara, neeresse agile de a. ans. kittv
negresse, agge dc II ans; sylvia, ueSreSse agis de 5
ans Emily, negfesse, agiete Zs ans; Charity. negrese
agie de Is ans; Ann, negresse, agi4 lie n ans ct so,
eiltant Alexandra, age de ls nIoi~; SGSaa peyresse.
a@t" tes'" ans 2: scs 1cux enfants, Flylrs .aria de 8
an. q Johnson, age lie i mois: Caroline, nsrresse.
age fe II ans. et sen enfant. William, age de s an.
lane. aegresse, agie de 80 an ct son enfant age d
niois Elizabeth. negresse. agle de 81 ans et son pnfan.
sara, are d : ans N~athitae, negresse agie de- 80 ans,
Conditions tte "a yeHtes-faas raehat lie Ia fsrra
iac4nefeUr ieFfa assaaier IL pa.sment Dune ssmus
te aaIt cent sotsaAte aouze s31. 100 riastrss. due
aux intneurs, barbara Elisabeth and Mary Basia~.
enfans de d'Augaste Basler Ell Christina Beaver: Ia.
quefie SeEfnie ltYra etre paYee sot a iear INA iorite,
soft "A leur emancipation par marriage OF pusreroeps.
et duand lis donaerout luit:aree finale ct erti.re =
Pour la balance, facquereur 'ournira son obligation
enicsse, pprtant huit rnr cent d'interet au leur do
Ia Eeate ct n~asabiea tenge n,ois De Safe.
tes rscia.cs sarent gsudns nn dizieme compliant, ct
IA baianee sii5aeia en- IN, teux ct arois ms dn Jour
dc i! sense. Les acgaeFeers deyront aur1ir lenrs
Hiitets entiosses a Il satisfaction au Tutfnr, partant
huit peur cent dfnterst arres eeheanee. 1t uayahi
NJ Bnreat gu Recorder d'Uaest Baton keHge. Hyre-
thaq1e speciale est reserve sur la terre ct les eBclayes
JG"4edu paiIlrnf final.
oitest Baton Rouge, 20 Sayen.bre 1855.
N. ". POPE, Sheriff.
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TO P.a<rEIss ASonr4,E.ns.

PLANTERS AMI Others having bu.iRe,, to transact
70 the city themselves, viii and IL To t4eEr a4yaal4se
to employ the Undersigned Al business entrusted
tn tlgir c,re will be p.pn,Ptly and faithfully attended
TO- NJ a moderate pa c~rata.a. Bastut city references
given. HYATT 4 FRAZER
Collectors & General t=Mnts.
jly-i2 80. New Orleans Ia.
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SATURDAY Sd day of JANUARY, 1857,

Al II O'Clock A NJ. all the hereinafter described prop
rrtg belonging to the succession Of Hiram J. Grover.
deceased, 10 with certain Tract Of land situated in
this parish Of West Baton Rouge known and insirna-
tea as the Northwest Quarter Of section .. in town
ship : of Range Eleven East, containing one hundred
aud slty two acres.
Dave. negro man aged 70 years OLD Raiphe. aged
about % years BIZ. man. aged IS Eeafs:John Brown,
man, aged . Years; t,ahriel. man, agec; % years: Jer-
n.y. 1taEro man, aged 20 Year,: Phil, negro man aged
80 years; Diana, negro woman aged 2s years; Milly,
negro woman aged 20 years and her two ehildren,
Harrison aged = DIFs and Tom aged 3 years. nary,
negro woman aged - years and her child George
aged 3 years; Alfred, son 81 Mary aged II years, sarah
negro woman, aged 80 years and her child Squire aged
? years; Clara, negro woman aged 81 years Kitty. ne
gro woman aged Il years; Sylvia Negro woman aged
80 years, Emily negro woman aged IS years: Charity,
negro woman agek Is years: Ann negro woman aged
u years ana her child Alexander, aged Is months;
Susan metro woman aged So years and her two chil-
dren Eivira aged j years and Johnson aged 6 months
Caroline. negro woman aged q years and her child
william aged 5 years: Jane negro woman aged 80
years ana her infant aged 9 months. Elizabeth negro
roman aged 80 years aud her child sam aged 3 years
~aiathilia. negro woman aged 30 years.
Terms Of sale.-The tantl. the purchaser to assume
lie Fat ment of the sum Of Eight Hundred and Seven
ty-two 81 $ 400 dollars 10 the minors Barbara. Eliza
beth and Mary Bas,er, eh.liren of Ausus Rasler and
Chris tina Beaver. when said minors shall become Of
age or lie su1ancipnted by marriage Or other wise, and
when they shall give full and final release for the
said amount, and for the balance the purchaser
to furnish his endorsed note bearing eight per cent
interest from day Of sale, and payable Twelve months
after date.
SlaYes-One Tenth. Cash, on the day of sale and the
balance payable in One. Two and Three years. from
the day OF sale, Purchases to furnish their notes en-
dorsed :o tie "a ti.faction OF the Tutor, bearing eight
per cent interest after maturity until paid payable
at the office Of the Recorder Of West Baton Rouge and
mortgage retained on the Land aud Slaves until full
1nG final payment.
\. W. POPE, Sheriff.
West Baton Rouge, Nov %. 1896.
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ST, JosEPH's HIGH SCHOOL.

DhIVl' INOt"Ts
- y THE Doth inst. ir r. ID. Williams, for many
wears q Teacher in the South. viii open II MALE
HIGH SCH0nL in the building formerly knFwn rs the
Convent ard recently as Miss Victor's Female AcAde-
my ,
TAUGHT by the Principal and competent assistants.
.frs. Williams viii superintend the domestic arrange
neuts.
TERMS:
Hoaters rer session Of teu months.....-.... Sac w
~ e.h,f. - nar month q 90
Music. Medical Atteeiance and Washing extra.
Oct. is I'm
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Fresh Supplies.

40
TIVE subscribers are now receiving their winter
supplies, which will consist Of a general assort-
uent of Groceries, Wines, Liquors. &c.
Thew nave 'a4t received and offer to the trade,
30 Bbla Of the popular Oleander Fionr,
u Bbls Deans Whiskey-much abore proof,
81 /" Smiths, equally celebrated,
30 Boxes Palm Soap. small Bars,
800 Plain Eac0n Hnms, very cbGice,
8 Casks low priced 5. c. Hams.
Further supplies viii be constantly coming in until
their stock il complete.
BARBEE 4 BENJAMIN.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NOTICE.
Gentlemen Cards ri Aduittauce to the " Grand
Fancy Dress AMI Masquerade Hall. - It's he given Al the
lia.aey House. a3 WetJhsEay evnninE, Dre- aIst csn
be procured only, Ut the Store Of ". u. Phillips, Coz.
Church and Llt4yette streets.
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BAkBEE &
PORTER AND ALE.

\ few casks itebtert's LONDON Porter:
A fGw c1~k< scotch AIe. to arrive.
Oct. 5, 1866 BAfiHEE 4 BENJAMIN.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAlL>DEALERs
vTHEIR stock of UGGIE ROCKAWAYS, HAIR
NESS, BARCUCHES COACHES and WHIP Is
now complete. They invite an examination nj their
stock before purchasing in New Orleans or elsewhere
as they guarantee their prices as low as any in the
South,
ne Wareroohlon Main street next the City Hall.
81 M4ytFAtfe RSG and REPAIRING in superior style
at the old stand co Church and Main street
Baton Rouge, Sep. 5-S
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STAPLES AND nOMEsTICs

STAPLES AND nOMEsTICS.
HNGLIsH. French, and American prints,
~ satinets and Tweeds,
deans and Frencn cottonades.
Ianseys, FiaAnels, red white & blue printed.
Francis, bleacled and unbIeaclled canton DO.
nneetins do do 1913, Ia 1914,
blankets Of all sizes,
NoolAn hanasks for curtains, all coIors,
sartain callcaes, plain huff ami blue.
RS- we can prove ~ The community that our pri-
Z are A. low, j not lower, than any store in town,
= eur Facilities in purchasing cannot be surpassed. 4
j. SIMON Co.
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Ikas Store

CUTLERY Pistols, Percussion ca os, uantiaz knives
" also Feig superior kazers, Homes. Straps. Brush
81 Of al kinds, Combs, soaps. Cosmetics. Powders,
lt5ages, Lilly White. Sail and examine before pur-
CHASING etses mere. Ed. BUIEL, Druggist.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF WEST BATON ROUGE.
axfi2ssrKcr enrRr.

n matter Of the succession Of victoriu lejeune,
No. +15.
Si8IEEE4S Resale Leieune, Tutrix, has this fay
w aied a Epa! Ialleau and account Of her tutor
shep-
NOTICES hereby given that all legal opposition to
the honnelogated Of said final tabieRn anu account.
must be made ut the Clerk oiice of this parish, with
in thirty days alter the first publication her eef.
". HAMBERiIN, Clerk.
Clerk $ Office. West Baton Rouge, December IL, 1856.
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Nugar or Cotton scales.-One pair bear: scales.
~ suitable for weighing cotton " sugar. Tor sale at
e osr-ain. Apply
I Nhrs soSIAS i HuGUET, charch st.
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. Dozen Brown Essence Of Ginger, just received
- and for sale ~ feb. > ]. L. yIaIEr.
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GENTS CLOTHING.
BLACK and co'ored Cloth Dress and Frock
= Goats. Pilot Cloth Overcoats,
keai French Psitots,
Lloaks, TalDias and Ruenos,
Basineas Suits to match all styles.
fantaloons, black and fancy cashmere dc.
Fancy satIlet do
vests, silk, Veiye.-in all colors
Also N Satin and SIX 81 every description
Under garments in herino AMI Flannnl
Al Iinnen and !. b. Shirts with Bishop and
Byron collars
SILK and Satin erasats
HALF nose and Gloves
HAS Of every description at
J. NJ & q.
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5 ltEKiFF'S S ALES.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
ParOfsse d'Ouext Baton Rouge.
5oGR Do sLAIsME Diarklcr JupIcIalaE.

Dams Ea1aire de Ia Succession de HtgAa j CROWN
decede. No. 373.
I,5N yertu dune commission a moi addresSe dang
IL iaIaire CT. dessus, en- date lie "a November ls5t;
De Ia Goaf da tme District fans ct pour n p4rassa
u Quest Baton Rouge, ct Fiat suRaife. il .era otTert
On vent puhiiqne In plus otfrant ct dernier encberris.
ssur, q IA habttatiof dc James " Pines dams e.tt,
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Mountain a sEuguet.
AGRICULTURAL. MECHANICAL M Bull
DEkS HAuWAkE
~ aoz 'sSanaeson. fles asst'a sizes
tty boxes Window Glass
loo cans CItrcIuc Green and others paints, dry
and in ell
ZINC i1ryar, yellow oclHe. Spanish Brown
Whiting, trrmrn Eack. JapaF lyman aud
C"p"i Narnish, Cia1}"rE Points, CFniHer's,
GlIe Pitches. Sash Tools. liant 81 ushes
hlaias wash RrHstrs. strap Hinges,
.s4Eur Ia lies and WINNERS.
Catia i"rc.a Hose.
Nho,els, Sps&ae. Se. fer sale by
sioyrAv 4 nraur Tb4rcA st.
s"it-T Opposite Harvey Hause-
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Wy ITuliEs,
IL doDiJ fresh ana nice. for sale very clear by
UM. B0bEi.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-12-20

j. PIP + Il L co.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-12-20
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West Baton Rouge, Nov %. 1896.