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How TO PRosPERIS BusNEss In The first
place make up your mind to accomplish
whatever you undertake; decide upon some
particular employment. and persetere in il.
All dificultiesare overcome by diligence and
assidIity. BE not afraid 10 work with your
own hands, and diligently too. "A cat in
gloves catches no NICE" lie who remains
in the mil grinds. not he WIN goes and comes. :
Attend 70 your business never trust to an.
other. a pot that belongs to many is i'll
stirred and worse boiled" BE frugal. That
which will not make pot will make pot
lid" " Save the pence and the pounds will
take care OF themselves" BE abstemi0us.
. Who dainties love shall beggars prove
Rise early. 1.-The sleeping fox catches no
poultry" "Plough deep while sluegard.
sleep, anil you will have corn to sell and
keep" Treat every man with respect and
cl,llity. Every thing i gained and moth.
ing last by courtesy" Good manners insure
success. Never anticipate wealth from any
other source than labor; especially never
place dependence upon becoming posse-sor
ii an inheritaGce. !. lie who waits for dead
mems shoes may have 10 q Tor long time
barefoot /. he who runs alter shadow
las wearisome race" Abnse all things.
never despair. God is where lie was"
lie helps those who truly trust in Him.
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made ,rip.to Iowa. On board The steamer
I in which he took passage. there was gen.le-
sman wlio tonk grea. pains 10 make known that
he vas opposed 10 Christianity and an forms Of
religion.
He spent most n the .daY..'in arguing with
those who would dispu,ewih him, and IN pour
ing forth sna,hemas against priesicraii and the
icredul,y of mankind. lie denounced Christ as
an imposlor. religion as delusion, any par,icu-
lar form al worship or creed as the result or
,rammels of education, and tina, il was only toll
Grated by statesmen for the security Of governs
men,, and The benefit Of the weak and erring.
He was evidently man 81 education and abili-
lay. His reparlee, drullery, sarcasm, and a
faculty for turning things mo The ridiculous,
bore down SO heavily upon those with whom
he argued, lha, they were. generally senced,
though not convinced.
One day he was in high glee, and kept a
crowd Of passengers in a continual roar Of laugh
Ter i, his rrellalous jokes and .wil,icisms. On
this occasion Mr.. Guseman, who had hitherto
refraned from entering into any dispute or con
troversy with him. de,e,minedlo Try and silence
him, Of Turn The laugh against him. He accor-
DINGHY mov,L slowly toward The crowd The
skeptic was amusing. On his approaching. The
other observed: Well. old gentleman, am
free thinker, wha. is your notion about reli-
gion =
why, sir, Ihave always been laugh, 10 he
lieve in The truth ii the Cnrisan religion; an,
have never once had doubt Of The existence
of supreme and intelligent Canse. Bni il
Turn, L., me ask you a question; do youbelieys
10 The Immortality Of the soul r
il sCeriainly noi-I have nune"
DO you deny The existence of God
i Most assuredly | d."
" Then. SIR. have heard Of yon before.
!. Heard Of me before r.
YES sir, have read about you."
" Read abou, me was no, aware that
was published. Pray, where =
/" In the psalms oi David. -ir, where i reads
/. The fool hath said IN his hear. there is NJ
God !"
Al this unlocked for iutn in the argument
there was me general hurs. Is laughter and
hnrrah. al The expense Of The atheist. WIN, con-
founded, and unable 10 rally al thus being unex-
peciediy proved fool. moved away 10 another
part Of The boai. During The remainder 81 tie
voyage the wiseacre was silent On religions
sthjects hut occasionally some Of The passen-
gers would tease him BY slyly observing. Il
have heard Of YOU before"
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APPLE TnEEs ON TnK RosDsrpEs.-In Ger
many Il y common 10 Inc the highways wnli
choice safieiles nj he apple. The owner marks
alternate Trees by Tying to Them rcd sring.
which in thai e"un,ry means, I" II You MI leave
Ibis fruit yon may have The rest = and We have
been told. ihouga We cannon souch lof he truth
II u, lhal HE pnbltc generally keep The eonusrt
faithfully. Would he 80 with asi We fear
not. Bui have We no, sereulluri.ts who would
81 few G"Idensweeis. Summer Pippns, and
some fslI and wiuieI varieties along the highway
that skirts their land. Their cliiJIen might moi.
bu, many pnor child. whose parents own no
sol, might have delicious ffuiI uilhnn, sie.ling
IL; many way farer nigh, regae himself on ~;
and lie owner would have the satisfaction ol
knowing that, 10 - far Al least. he had been
ben1focfor.
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THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

The election Of Electors Tor President and Vice
President Of the United States was held in all the
States Of the Union on Tuesday the 4th instant.
Although the returns received not full enough 70
enable state the number Of votes given for each
candidate we are enabled to give he following as the
general result:
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Porier's spiri, of The Times nats,

snrrn CARoLiNA.- The Legislature 0f til )
State mel D. SPECIAL sessiun al Columbia on lie
- instant. when The Hon. u. Y. W. Ailsion
was reelected President of Tie Senate, and
Hon. James simons vas reelected Speaker
q the House. On Tuesday The i've Houses
met aud had jpint b,lloi Tor Presidential
electors. We learn hat these we're instruct.
I'd 10 fuic lvr buchanan and Breckenridge Tor
President and Vice President 81 the tnlled
States.
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The sousD or THE cnuRcH GnlSo BELL.--
A lsuet rom widden, Turkey. II August 27iI,.
says " We hsse This morning head q sound
whirh The people 81 Bulgaria hive moi heard
ior ages. lhe sound Of he'll railing The Chris.
,i.ns,io church % thank God that ihe Sultan has
been plssed 10 restore q D. our liberty ~ wor.
ship. Widden is he hsi Bulgarian iown thai
has fecelssd brll.'
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me ArngIsr sILENcEn.

solomon gives The pitty advice 10 answer
fool according 70 he folly, lest lie he wise 10
his own eoneeii. The advice j. oflsn perrin.
fni, 81 sfRgmen, /. wasted % boll SCOOTER.
snd losbenfsnce i. mistaken far weakness. The
Michigan Christian Htrald gives he following
iiiaasiino o. he ptav.rb:
SD. sssts III. IL pss l.ass Ta.sraa
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ISTER. OFFICIAL CouaTrslgs.-Whcn Lieu.
tenant (now aammander) John Rogers, il
charge 81 The United States Bhering's Straits
surveying Expedition. visited tie Russian
port Of Petropaulossk. IN Kamtschaiska, he
extended certain personal courtesirs to The
officers 81 the Russian service ii that port.
In ledgment ~ these kindnesses I ON.
mander Rogers was presented n San Fran.
cisco, On his return homewards, with sWnr,l
and belt of considerable value and exquisite
finish, which we have seen 81 The Navy De.
partmcnt. The gift was made BY General
Moufayief, Governor General 81 Siberia,
through the hands Of the Russian Consul at
San Francisco. The sword is straight one
aud Two. edged, undonbledly n The best steel,
and would De rapabe 81 doing terribly slaugh.
irrnus work if welded by 4 strong AID sill.
FOL hand !; but il j. ~ The elaborate handle that
taste and ingenuity have been must shawn
Il consists 81 solid silver, representing q
stslwart American Indian 10 mortal combat
with the living one 81 pair 81 panihrrs. the
other lying dead AZ his feet The body of the
Indian 10 Of silver uowashed; The panthers
ATE 81 silver washed with gold. The material
and workmanship Of The belt are az frst.r
excellence. IL altogether handsome and
valuable present. Mt Li,L
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NORTH Carolina .9i,nonds.--Ijr. J. A. Russell,
of Granville, exhibited q lot uf Almonds II
The safe Fair, which were IN every rcsperi
equal 70 tllose " foreign production. His
trees grow in the sunny sue ~ his garden.
resemble peach irres, and are nearly !. e..
Sly cultivated.
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The CHARLESTON DugL.-Amnng the ar.
iicies which the late lamentablr duel in
/ harIeston has called forth, We have seen
none more forcible, and which seems to Us
more just. than the following from the Cen.
trail Presbyterian:
A duel srttles no principles. cliciis no
truth. sindicates no innocence, proves no man
brave. Il places the aggressur aud the az.
grieyed upon the same lnoting. The injured
party invites the man WIN has wronged him
to take asay his III. in addition-and this is
called " satisfaction ~
Honor is thing to be cherished and re-
yfred, but surely trne honor is not cru.
Fl, honor is not irrational, hnnor is not
Iawless. Honor j. magnanImous. gentle.
tender. Why then should that cote be called
" the code II honor" which yinlaies the laws
af t;ud and man; which conflicts with the
enlightened protests u The LIVING. and the
keen regrets of the diving; shich RIBS the
country ii those upnn whom IL has claims I;
which makes devoted wives widows, and Je.
pendent children orphans which rlunces the
innocent and the loving into an abyss Uihope.
less sOrrows
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SENTENCED Benjamin Hughes. &c Halifax
county. Va. charged with killing one Of his
negroes. was convicted IL manslaughter. and
sentenced 10 eight years imprisonment IN
The penitentiary.
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FRuIr GRowISo.-Ata meeting of the fruit.
growers Of Western New York. several gen.
temen, extensively engaged in the business
ofIruit.raising, made statistical statements 10
show the profitable character Of that traffic:
"Dr. Sylvester, Of Lyons, showed clear
profit Of Sis per acre. and alluded TO a
neightor's orchard which averaged s400 per
acre. A. I.oomis, OF Byron. Grnessee coun-
~. calculates from Baldwin apples. grown
BY his brother. that profit Of over $500 per
are has been made per annum, after making
allowance for the failure Of The fruit every
other year. l, is known that Mr.. Peli. near N.
York, mas madcyery large profits by shipping
Newton pippns TO England. and he has de-
,ised methods which secure him cropevery
year. using lime and careful pruning. DIR. I'M
derhill states that ounces. grown for The
New York market. produced him a.rroft Of
81, 2OO."
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BlacIwood,s Edinburgh Magazine.


for 0ctoher il ~ interesting number. II contsins
The Athslns,, Or the Three Gns-Pm v. :. Way
side Sketches. original AMI Tansl.tcd. . Our Tour
ii The interior Of The Crimes. I. Mr. Bniilss Review
5. Family History. O. sea..ide s,udiss-P.n ri. n.
New Tina. 8. African Tfssel.
Published by Leonard scott 4 Co. n. York. Price
81 per annum. f1r any d the Reviews, Black
wood Tor any two Of The works, s.: or BlaekRood
and The four Reviews. $40.
The Daily Dispafchs-we have received
several numbers 81 new psper with The above title,
published ia The ey Of New York. and issued from The
0iice d the sunday Weekly Dispatch Il i good
looking paper j. edited with ability, and IN the late
contest advocated with eanrsiness The election of Nj.
Fillmore. /.
Porfer's spirit of The Times makes IL
regular appearance. The sixteen large pages sford
room for great variety Of subjects. snd !. especially
calculated 70 interest sporting gentlemen and lovers q
light reading. Specimen Numbers l. :, this
Office.
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minister! should think It was pity If |
didn't know my own daughters age. Mrs,
Smith! lfsome fokslwould mind their own
business like | do, III thank them.
Westerly Magazine.
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Y y
A KENTUCKY JppeE.--rhey must have
Judges in Kentucky who "say what they
Think" and that ton without regard to ele-
gance Of style, or good English. Judge Nit.
tai, in his recent charge to the Grand Jury OF
Boone county, let himself off in relation to
the practice Of carrying concealed weapons
in the following manner: !" Now ! think |
am safe in saying that one man in twenty
has six shooter in his breeches pocket, or
a bowie knife 10 his breast, and if you amt
careful you will come in contact with some
Of these young gentry. these travelling arse.
nails. as call them. They make il point to
learn enough Of law to throw you in the
wrong; you will then see them brace them
selves back against wall. and when they
think themselves safe in the eyes Of the law
they blaze a,ray. want you to git righi
after these .feiioics."
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NEyER JEST WITH ScRIPTuRE.-It is Of
great Importance that we should resist the
Temptation, frequently SO strong, otannexipg
a familiar, facetions, or irreverent idea to a
Scriptural expression. Scripture text. or a
Scripture name. Nor should we hold our
selves guiltless. though We may have been
misle,l by mere negligence or want u refec-
tion. Every person Of good taste will avoid
reading parody or a trasestie OF beautiful
poem, because the recollection Of the ..tlcgra-
died likeness will always intrude itself upon
our memories when We wish to derive pleas.
urc from The contemplation Of the elegance
Of the original. But how much more urgent
| is the duty By which we are bnnnd TO keep
the pages af the Bible clear ofany impression
tending to diminish the blessing Of habitual
respect and reference toward our Makers
law. Palgrare.
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THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
The Rev. Paul Trapier, Of Charleston, 8. CT,
writes letter to the Charleston Mercury,
giving brief account Of the late General Con-
yention Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
at Philadelphia. He concludes his letter as
follows" We Southerners have been greeted
with most cordial affection, listened to with
respectful attention, and treated altogeth>
er with such fraterhal consideration. that our
hearts are very full Of love in return. and OF
thankiulness to God. South Carolina and
Massachusetts are on the best Of terms; New
York and Virginia exchange and interchange
continual courtesies Ohio and Mississippi
are arm in arm Main and Texas up side BY
side and the whole Convention in both Hou-
SEES. by reclamation, agreed to meet next
South of Mason and Dickson's line, in Rich
mond, Virginia. expressly TO give prooit the
Southern brethren Of confidence and effect'on.
and evidence to all the rest Of the world that
however conscientously we may difler, even
about the .'questio yexata" Of the day, We
all are determined that we will not. ihere-
fore. break tie bond OF Christian fellowship.
but would rather, IL we may. help with that
Fellowship to. stay the torrent, which else
may sweep away The fair fabric Of our civil
Union.
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established and organized. for The purpose Of
nominating candidates FOR President and Vices
Presiien, Of The United States and now,l>
siandir she may on ibis, as on other occasions,
when her principles ami policy are likely 70 DO
sustained, deem il advisable 10 cast her voies
FOR the nominees 81 such conventions, she never
theIess regards lie system as lurlfu il lie leu-
deucy. snbversiye 81 The subjects Of The eonsii-
tulion, and dangerous 10 The best interests and
deares, rights Of The States.
The resolutions were tabled. They will how
ever be taken up II The regular SESSION af the
General Assembly Of that Stale, shortly 10 cons
vene.
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70 PLANTERS.

HALL'S rLOUGHs, Nos. / to with
IL and without Cutters,
Assorted Nos Of subsoil SSv
aud Flukes, sols1SR
Kings Floughs retenled bars, Nos. i,
10 4,
Hay Cutters aud Corn Shelters.
Ok, Log, Back mud Trace Chains,
A'ues II BowIand's best Spade. and
Shovels,
H"es--cast steel and forged, from 6 in.
to 10 in. blade,
Blind brides and Catt saddles.
Co'lafs and Hames, for mules and
horses,
Axes, Yankee and Kentucky patterns,
Besides any other article generally found
in a we'll assorted llardwate store.
ia"lsdyl :AkCUlER Il LANOUE,
Cor Lafayette and Florida sss.
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Millintru X dfanfp GOODS.
O'CO N 0 K,
smpOn AVN DEALER IN
Fancy Dry Goods and Millinery,

OPPOSITE THH posi- OFFICE,
IN Tht,H Street. Ee,,opd House FIRM, Lnuye1
THE NEW AND SCI ECI assortment
! offered at this New Store deserves the
particular attention of Ladies The fol-
lowing list will give M idea ~ what may
there be- procured, on the rysf ,e,sonebie
terms, Ladies' Paris Silk Bonnets La'ies
All Hal, gcnnets; Ladies' Straw and Halt
Honuets; FIotence, English aud DvnstabIe
i'onuets; Grey and cthet fancy Bonnets ;
Misses Silk and Straw Gonnais. dc. dc.
do. Flats 10. Boys flats sml Caps; Rib
bcns, Flowers and pl",nes; Mantillas'
Cloaks and shawIs: Cashmere Scs,fs. new
style, l'a'ascls, Co,sets md t1nderskirts +:
Enb Bauda, E,Ig;ngs and lpse,tings; Pis;r
AMI Enb Pocket Handkerchief Plain
and Emb Collars; do . Chemiset'es aud
Sleeves Thread and Cotton Edgipgs ;
W"olen and sls Neck I'ies Ladies No.
siefy aud Gloves; Plaid Calico fot Dresses
nj loc pct vi d". Gipghams ~ ,24c per
yd Muslin Delsiu NJ 2l'c. pet vd. Dsrssk
and Emb Curtains Choicp Wm,leo pIaiJs
for Dresses; Colo,ed and White Flannels
Domest'cs aud Irish Linens Jaconet. Swiss
and Nansook Muslin; Plain and figured
Hobbnets; Gents Gloves hosiery and
Cravais; Perf,mery 81 all kinds Hair
anl F'izetts Also, fine sssot u,ept al
i'utls, Fms, and Swans Down, Black and
White Ermine, for Trimming. Also. a
variety II other articles nj
VCONOWS NEW STORE,
jan l6-'y. Baton Rouge, In
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FIELDING NItSSEIMAN.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all kinds
or CONFECTIONAR1ES.

Conner Of Third and Laurel SITS, (nearly
opposite The Bank Baton Rouge
hAVlNt! This day pFnrrrp his prizes.
IL he is prepared 10 furnish all kind ol
CA by At WHOLESALE and RETAIL, ON
Wote favorable terms than raj, be had IN "
Orleans; and having experienced workman,
his candy will always he ruRr and FRESH,
care being taken hat no '''lelelerious ingre-
dent" is used in its manufacture, as is too
often the casa with contec tionary purchased
at Auctions aud from irresponsible houses
lie trusts that the trade Of this, and the
adjoining Parishes. will give him their or
de,s I" fill which he is prepared 10 do 10
any amount, having made arrangements for
The best quality 81 sugar in market, and be-
ing in correspondence with one ri the large
est houses in New York, 10 supply him with
fancy confectionery and articles in his line.
September 7,-y.
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Arrumentum nd Homjnen I

DOI. Colts Rsvolvers, 4 inch. in Gases.
i dor. Aliens a. 4 inch
doz psif Of seIfcocking Pistols > inches !;
8 pr Msnton's Selftmking Pistols 3 inches
Hunting Knives, Bowie Knives, Dnks,
Pruning Knives, together with superio,
quality Of Implement Knives end Pocket
Gallery; a large assottment-Ely's and
C"xe's Waterproof Percussion Gaps. Ra-
zors, large variety 10 suit the most fasti-
d'ops, are now offered fcr sale n reasonable
prices and the most Iibe,sl terms by
dectj WIN. BOcEL.
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Dry svoOuatDe.

THlS Preparation is concentration nj
l. the property Of The best Lemon and
Sugar, which qualities the article 10 pro-
doce instantaneously a superior Lemonade,
and make VI more convenient than Lemon
Syrup "t Lemons, not being liable IN spoil
whatever climate it may be transferred 10.
It's usefulness with Parties, Picnics and the
travelling community is obvious, and Tot
l'etsons thai undertake long voyages IL
will prove 10 be an eTectual pre- tentative
Of scotvy.
lpvslids may alsc use u with advsn-
tage when prescribed by Physicians. Pre-
pared only by WIN. BOGEt,
Druggist and Apothecsry.
To whom all orders must be nIdtessed.
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ljsterm Mnkjnx.

TIVE subscriber, is now prepared to
L. make Cisterns 10 order, in the very
best style, and will warrant his work. No
will keep stock Of the best lumber al
ways ON hand, and will attend to putting
his work up Carpenters work, and re-
pairing attended to. q. l.. SEES
Near The Jesuit College.
" Orders left ut the Post office address
sed as above will meet prompt atten-
hon. jjue-2 D-Gm.
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M ARSH'S Improved Elastic Sus.
IVA pendet Shoulder Brace, the object
Of which is 10 correct habitual stooping
round spd crooked shoulders, weak back
and chest, and to preserve that erect and
graceful position which is indispensable 10
health and beauty it is adapted 10 Mem,
Women and Children ri all ages, occups-
tio"s and conditions; II is light, yet strong
perfectly elastic, simple, and beautifully
'o'f's the object designed. For sale by
Ort4. WV. Eoeet. Druggist,
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HARVEY HOUSE.

j. during the past two months, very ex-
ee',sive slteeations aud repairs, vatipis i'm
provemeats have been ne,le IN different
parts Of The establishment, the rooms sup
oiled with FIRE places and aothin. overlook
ed that would be likely 10 add to the com
tort and convenience OF it's patrons.
The Furniture and everything pertaining
v the house has been Thoroughly ove,haule,t
and put in perfect order, and II viii he re-
opened on THURSDAY the o2l inst, tot
Che reception III guests.
nov tGtf WIN. MARKHAM.
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Petroleum. or Rock oil.

VINIE most wonderful remedy ever dis
l. covered, procured from y wclI in the
Al'eghany mountains fonr hundred feet be-
low the "arth's surface, will eHectna1lv cure
Piles, Deafness, Old Sores md Ulcers, Sore
and 'n'laneo eyes. Rh'matism, Neuralgia,
White swelling, ert. for sale by
WV. BOGEL, Druggist.
march 70. Lafayette street.
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Drugs anb Mtbifiats.
WIN. BOGEt.,
UDfepg4tst and ADOt0oecarv

ssse9sst ana AVOenec@pY
EEPS constantly On hand a large and
~ well selected stock ii fresh Drug. and
Med,einss. All his preparations are pte.
pared Wy Northern manufactures, and pu,
up N the very besttnahner 10 preserve thpj,
medicinal virtues. In a climate like tbjs
persons sboald not overlook this mpc,t.m
consideration.
IT, P,esc ,ipticns filed with care n ,nv
time Of night or day oct1O-y
FRESH ARRIVALS,
THE undersigned has ust received ne,
l Empire City,
$50 lbs. Our, Arabic tozenges, Of all flavor.
50 10 Gn,n Arabic Paste. Vanilla l. Rose
80 do tuiobe Drops, assorted.
u do Licorice do dc
50 do India Paste,
100 do Tolu Drops,
so dc Pate tie Guimsuve,
50 do Matshmellcw drops
25o do 1njobe paste, rose, lemon l. Orange.
80 tn JpIu do. ~ boxes Sprnce Gum.
100 10 Chocclat.des Families.
80 do do lie Sant6
50 do do \ la Vanilla, etc.
Fot sale al reasonable prices, by
oct ,sy. WIN BOGEL, Druggist.
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Carriages. Harness.. 10.

TUST received from the best northern
y manufacturers. a large assortment oi
CARRIAGES and HARNESS, which,
with number If my own manufactu ,e
comprises variety worthy the attention Of
purchasers. who are invited 10 examine be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
oct 10y W. +. TUNNARD. c
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t:renDe Nsev tnl.

Creole t1aer mi.
rs NOW acknowledged 10 ne the best
L preparation for the bsir--it is purely
ACCOMPLISHMENTS deep and rich lpstrs
to the hair, and will he found most psrtie-
ulstly acceptable 10 the light hsitsd. One
tr'1l will satisfy you Of the above asser-
tio4'. For sale by
nov2D. WIN. BOGEL.
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lOrns Cured and mo Hum bus.
1NHE original Three Minute saIve will
4 efectualIy remove and cure Wborts.
MoIes, Cons letter, Salt Rhenm, Ring
Worm and Toothache in from to 10 min
"tes Fnll directions accompany each vial
call Immediately before il is all sold
octl4. WIN BOGEL, Druggis